VINCE
SPECIAL: Libs Think Christmas is Gay & Racist - Nightly Scroll with Hayley Caronia
13 Dec 2025
Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Hello and welcome to Nightly Scroll. I'm Haley Carinia. If you're watching on X or on Facebook right now, come on over to Rumble. Rumble.com slash Haley is where you can watch Nightly Scroll in full and you don't want to miss a second of what we have going on. Also, quick programming note. I am recording this earlier in the day today because tonight is our company Christmas party.
So if there is some crazy breaking news story that happens at some point today and I don't cover it I will get I'll get to that tomorrow but anyway company Christmas party tonight very excited for that and speaking of Christmas the war on Christmas has begun and Democrats are putting their woke spin on things this year we're going to get into that also Gavin Newsom is just digging a hole now
claiming that he is the most pro-trans governor ever. That's nothing to be proud of. But after receiving backlash for saying just that, his press office is doubling down. We're going to get into that as well. Also, AOC's campaign has racked up thousands of dollars in pricey hotel charges in Puerto Rico. I guess she's taking a page out of Jasmine Crockett's book. Put your phones on Do Not Disturb.
Nightly Scroll starts now. All right, so former MSDNC, MS Now host Joy Reid, she shared this video to Instagram. And this video claims that the song Jingle Bells that we all know and love has a racist history. So here's a guy who's going to tell us all about how Jingle Bells is racist. So he's talking about how a Confederate soldier wrote this song to make fun of black people.
So here is what the video says. This plaque in Medford, Massachusetts honors where James Lord Piermont wrote Jingle Bells, but ignores its origins in blackface. What is that? Minstrelsy? Minstrelsy? I've never even heard of that word. I know minstrel, but minstrelsy? I've never heard it like that. Okay. In the mid 1800s, Piermont was broke and needed quick cash.
So he turned to the hugely profitable world of minstrel shows. Okay. Then it says the song first called The One Horse Open Sleigh debuted in blackface at Ordway Hall in Boston in September of 1857. OK, while actors in burnt cork used the song to mock and caricature black people trying to participate in winter activities. Okay.
The original lyrics theme of laughing all the way likely references a racist comedic routine known as the laughing darky. Piermont's other minstrel works like Kitty Crow and the Colored Coquette repeatedly refer. This is I'm reading this and it's very far away. So this is why I'm like squinting. I told them earlier. I was like, oh, yeah, I can read this. It's totally fine.
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Chapter 2: What is the left's war on Christmas about?
Piermont abandoned his family who were northern abolitionists and enlisted in the Confederate Army. And then he wrote this racist song, I guess. And it's now over the time it's been whitewashed. And now there's happy myths about its creation and how it became popular. Okay. I mean, the lyrics literally are Jingle Bells, Jingle Bell, Jingle all the way.
Oh, what fun it is to ride in a one horse open sleigh. Jingle Bells, Jingle Bell, Jingle all the way. Oh, what fun it is to ride in a one horse open sleigh. Dashing through the snow in a one horse open sleigh. They should have kept that name. One horse open sleigh, the whole song. Over the hills we go, laughing all the way. Bells on bobtails ring, making spirits bright.
Oh, what fun it is to ride and sing a sleighing song tonight. This was supposed to make fun of black people participating in winter activities. I just don't really buy that. It's not that I don't believe that, you know, this these kinds of shows went on. I mean, they obviously did. But I don't know. Like every once in a while, a song goes viral.
Chapter 3: Why is Gavin Newsom proud of being the most pro-trans governor?
A Christmas song goes viral. It was, you know, written in the 30s or whatever. You know, what's the song that everyone get? Baby, it's cold outside. Everyone gets all worked up over that and they want to cancel Christmas songs. Like I'm over cancel culture. You all know how I feel about it. But I don't know. I don't think Jingle Bells is racist. I'm not canceling it this year.
I'm still going to listen to it. It's a great Christmas song and I don't think it has anything to do with race. I mean, it's a one horse open sleigh riding through the snow.
Chapter 4: What are the implications of AOC's campaign spending?
That's about it. So I'm not really. Yeah, I'm not really buying it. Also, now, apparently, you know, Jingle Bells is racist and apparently Santa is gay and in a interracial relationship. This is according to... Justin's laughing. This is according to a book that is apparently in North Carolina schools and kids are this is offered to kids and kids are reading it.
So yesterday, officials with Chapel Hill and Carrboro City schools, they appeared before the North Carolina House Select Committee on Oversight and Reform. to testify about whether or not these schools are complying with their parental rights bill that was passed in 2023, Senate Bill 49.
It's very similar to the parental rights bill in Florida that liberals love to call the Don't Say Gay Bill, which essentially bars teachers from covering sensitive sexual topics with children before the fifth grade, which... is beyond reasonable in my book. This means no talk about gender identity, Pride Month, pronouns, none of that.
So in this hearing, Republican State Representative Brendan Jones of North Carolina got heated, rightfully so, while exposing just what has been offered to children in North Carolina schools. Like I said, gay Santa, among other sexual things. Watch this. First.
Santa's Husband. This book tells the story of Santa, his husband, and their life at the North Pole. And I want to assure everyone this is the true story of Mr. and Mr. Claus. Is this approved? Is this what you're telling the children to read? Is this okay in your guidance? I'm not aware that that book is. You're the superintendent.
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Chapter 5: How is Jingle Bells being portrayed as a racist song?
You're not aware of what's going on in your school system? You don't know what's printed? It's trash. That's what good that is. Here's a great one here. These are my eyes. This is my nose. This is my vulva. These are my toes. I'm going to read a passage for you out of it. This is for your school. Some boys have a penis, but not all boys do.
To always use your manners, may I ask what I can call you? This is damn trash. Pure trash you're putting to these children.
It is. And I love the fact that he's calling it trash and he's throwing it out to their faces. I absolutely love it. But Santa's husband, I mean... Who writes these books? Like, you have to be so demonic. And also, you're snubbing Mrs. Claus in a way that's really disrespectful. I don't like that. Justice for Mrs. Claus. Santa is not gay. He's never been gay.
They're in a very happy marriage, Santa and Mrs. Claus. I don't think there's any trouble in paradise in the North Pole. I think they're just fine. You know, when I grew up, Santa and, you know, Mrs. Claus, they got along. They worked well together. They got all the toys together. They looked over all the elves. This is what I grew up learning.
Apparently now gay Santa, Santa ditched Mrs. Claus and now he's also in a romantic relationship with black Santa because obviously Santa And so here's what this says on Amazon. Santa's husband, an illustrated Christmas gift. Great. A witty tale about Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mr. Claus. Can you go back? I'm reading that. Thank you.
At the North Pole, offering a fresh twist on Kris Kringle, a clever yet heartfelt book tells the story of a black Santa, his white husband and their life in the North Pole. How many Santas are there? I'm just wondering, I thought there was one. I thought there was one. I mean, obviously, no, there's just one Santa. There's other people who dress up as Santa, but there can only be one.
It's like Jesus was Jesus and there's black Jesus too. And then if Santa and black Santa.
Right. But if you go back to that description, they were saying that this story is about black Santa. Like black Santa is the Santa. And then he has a white husband. Just ignoring all of history, like snubbing white Santa. Santa's been white in pop culture.
Yes, Saint Nicholas from South Sudan. Correct.
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Chapter 6: What is the controversy surrounding Santa's new portrayal in children's books?
Like, why do you, if you're supposedly a public servant, And you're working for a public servant. Like, why are you staying at these ritzy places? I don't know. Just odd. And then almost $11,000 on meals. This is crazy. So then it says, in total, AOC's Q3 filings show she spent $15,489.77 on lodging alone in Puerto Rico. She serves Queens, New York in New York City.
What are you doing or what is your campaign doing spending $50,000 in total in Puerto Rico so that she can get box seats at a Bad Bunny concert? Is that going to get people in New York to keep voting for her? How is that helping her campaign? And again, you're allowed to go on vacation, right?
I mean, everyone, I think even public servants are allowed to go on vacation, go on vacation to their family or whatever. But this isn't a vacation. These are business expenses. And I think in a perfect world, we would have term limits. Four years, eight years, max. And lawmakers should stay put for that time.
I'm not saying you can't go on vacation with your family, but stay in DC, go to your district, like go on a vacation, but using campaign funds to go gallivant all over the country is odd to me. And Jasmine Crockett has been doing the same thing. She was like, she was spending money on like Vegas hotel rooms and stuff like that. It's just crazy to me. Go to work.
Is it okay if you put your campaign funds on black?
What does that mean?
You roll up to the roulette table and you put some money on black, try and double it. Is that allowed?
Oh, in Vegas. No, I would say no.
No?
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Chapter 7: How does AI impact modern advertising as seen with McDonald's?
He looks like Sid the Sloth from Ice Age in this video. So I don't know, but... The CEO of OpenAI, Sam Altman, he went on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, and he said that he uses ChatGPT, he uses AI, and he uses it to raise his kids. Watch.
And do you use ChatGPT when raising your baby? I do. I mean, I feel kind of bad about it, because we have this genius level at everything, intelligence, sitting there waiting to unravel the mysteries of humanity. And I'm like, why does my kid stop dropping his pizza on the floor and laughing?
So I feel like I'm not asking a good enough question, but it is, I don't, I cannot imagine having gone through that, like figuring out how to raise a newborn without Chachapati. Clearly people did it for a long time, no problem. Yep.
People did do that because we have natural instincts and you can also ask your parents. But this is like, it kind of reminds me of Google and how, you know, people used to get from point A to point B before getting the address online or they were using maps. They weren't using their phones. Right. And I did a study in college where, Or I did a paper on a study in college called the Google Effect.
And it is really scary how used to technology our brain gets. And basically, the Google Effect says that because we know that Google is there, our brains don't remember anything anymore. Your brains will remember some things, but your brain will remember them more if you Google them multiple times. And you almost know, your brain knows not to memorize these things because it doesn't have to.
It's like wasted brain capacity and wasted brain space. because you know that you could always just go to Google, and Google will always be there, and then the answer is there. So you don't need to waste brain space memorizing these things, which is scary to think about, because that was Google that's been around for decades.
to think of how reliant we've gotten on Google, because I'm thinking, well, if I don't know the answer to something, I'll just Google it. How is that any different from people using AI instead of Google? They're using ChatGPT instead of Google. It's like an alternative, right? So a newer, even smarter, probably alternative.
So, you know, when he was using that example, my yeah, I'm raising my kid and I couldn't imagine raising him without ChachiBT. It's kind of like saying I couldn't imagine raising my kid without Googling stuff whenever I have a question. And that's kind of normal. Like if you put it into that perspective, like it's really not that crazy.
Although he said in that video that he was questioning why his kid dropped his pizza. Unnecessary question.
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