Nikki Haley's Sonic Scream Heard Across D.C. Area During CNN's Town Hall

Washington D.C. was in a state of frenzy last night as Nikki Haley's sonic scream was heard across the entire area during CNN's town hall. The former U.N. ambassador was discussing foreign policy when suddenly, she let out a scream so loud, it shattered windows and caused car alarms to go off. Eyewitnesses reported that birds fell out of the sky and nearby dogs started howling in response.

Haley's scream was so intense that it caused a power outage in parts of the city and interrupted the broadcast of the town hall. CNN had to apologize to its viewers and assure them that they were working on fixing the problem. Meanwhile, Haley was seen laughing and high-fiving her team, who were clearly impressed by her vocal prowess.

Social media was abuzz with reactions to Haley's scream, with some calling it a new form of weaponized diplomacy. Others suggested that she should use her scream to scare off North Korea's Kim Jong-Un. One Twitter user even joked that Haley's scream was so powerful, it could cure COVID-19.

When asked about the incident, Haley simply shrugged and said, "I guess I got a little carried away. I was just really passionate about the topic." However, sources close to Haley revealed that she had been practicing her scream for weeks in preparation for the town hall. Apparently, she had been inspired by the infamous "scream scene" from the movie "Psycho."

Despite the chaos that ensued, Haley's supporters were quick to defend her. They argued that her scream was a sign of strength and conviction, and that it showed she was not afraid to speak her mind. Some even suggested that she should run for president in 2024, with her campaign slogan being "Scream louder for America."

As for the rest of us, we can only hope that Nikki Haley's next public appearance will be a little less ear-piercing. But who knows? Maybe she'll surprise us all and break a glass ceiling with her vocal cords. One thing's for sure: she's definitely got our attention now.