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Speaker 3: Hey, hey, hey, this is comedian Sam Monroe and welcome
Speaker 3: to this week's episode of Left and Learn. Today is Wednesday,
Speaker 3: May the fourteenth, twenty twenty five. And if anybody got
Speaker 3: a four hundred million dollars jet that they want to
Speaker 3: give me because I need a new place to live,
Speaker 3: I'm glad they take it. Since your president did, how
Speaker 3: you doing, Bobby Clifford.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty good? Text where if you're bad. What are
Speaker 2: you doing? What's going on?
Speaker 3: I'm trying to get a four hundred million dollar jumbo jet,
Speaker 3: the Luxury in the sky headliner from you, so I
Speaker 3: will have somewhere to live.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, let me wheel it out. It be like
Speaker 2: a match for cars. Do they do they make? Do
Speaker 2: they make one fifty bowing aircraft or whatever?
Speaker 3: Listen, we're gonna get to that story. But I was
Speaker 3: just in Standing Rock, North Dakota, as well as Hankins
Speaker 3: in North Dakota, at two different casinos with Tiffany has
Speaker 3: and Barbara Carline while we're on tour. Great time. Oh
Speaker 3: my god. The people in North Dakota at the casinos
Speaker 3: were so wonderful, so kind. I met all kinds of people.
Speaker 3: But Babbia, we have been talking to you and I
Speaker 3: talk offline all the time, and I told you, living
Speaker 3: as a trans person in this right, in this climate
Speaker 3: now is serious that I've ever known in my life.
Speaker 3: And so I met this young trans couple in Standing Rock,
Speaker 3: North Dakota, a trans woman and her trans man boyfriend.
Speaker 3: And she came up. She was standing at the table
Speaker 3: and I was like, how you doing. I noticed her
Speaker 3: staring and I didn't even know she was a trans
Speaker 3: girl at first. She was a big woman and she
Speaker 3: she says, oh, I just I'm just staring at you.
Speaker 3: I said, you want to purchase a fan and she
Speaker 3: said no. She said, can I speak to you? I said,
Speaker 3: of course. She says, be careful while you're here. I said, huh.
Speaker 3: She says, I'm transming my partner and it's very, very
Speaker 3: dangerous here because of whatever is whatever hate is being spewed.
Speaker 3: She said, they live in a really scary claim. And
Speaker 3: I said, well, girl, I'm only here for the overnight.
Speaker 3: I'm leaving this casino in the morning to go back home.
Speaker 3: But she was like, just be careful walking through the
Speaker 3: casino because you just never know what somebody is on.
Speaker 3: And it brought it all back to realization to me,
Speaker 3: Bobby that what I say, I haven't really experienced, but
Speaker 3: I could feel it. But to have somebody who identifies
Speaker 3: like I identify it to come and tell me that,
Speaker 3: it really made me held my head like this, Bobby,
Speaker 3: like I need to see all angles around me because
Speaker 3: I don't know, and I hate that the hate is
Speaker 3: come from the top because those people down there, that
Speaker 3: everybody came and talked to me, were so friendly and
Speaker 3: so pleasant. I took pictures with Republicans and they told
Speaker 3: me they were Republicans and they voted for Trump. But
Speaker 3: I took pictures with them. They purchased fans, So I
Speaker 3: don't know, Bobby. It is very scarchy and they's very scary.
Speaker 3: I just wanted to share that story that you know,
Speaker 3: how we are living in this America right now.
Speaker 2: It is a scary time for so many reasons, financially, safety,
Speaker 2: just so many reasons. And I think you do. I
Speaker 2: think you have to pay attention. It was nice that
Speaker 2: she said that I would have been going potty up
Speaker 2: in my room. I wouldn't even bothered to go unless
Speaker 2: there was something in the dressing room. So I feel
Speaker 2: badly for them because I know that I come to
Speaker 2: a safe state. You go to a safe state, But
Speaker 2: this poor couple is stuck somewhere. I'm assuming they weren't traveling,
Speaker 2: they lived there. Yeah, it's a real fear for them,
Speaker 2: which is just it's unfortunate, and today's in twenty twenty five,
Speaker 2: it's unfortunate.
Speaker 3: And you have to think that if that's their story
Speaker 3: in North Dakota and so many other red states we've
Speaker 3: been to. How many other people have those stories? Not
Speaker 3: even just in the Red States, because it's not like
Speaker 3: Republicans only live in Red States. They live everywhere, you know.
Speaker 3: And I'm not gonna say Republicans because I know some
Speaker 3: great Republicans. I'm going to say people who support the
Speaker 3: BS that Trump is spewing, People who believe in that foolishness.
Speaker 2: Yeah, hateful people, closed minded. Yeah, it has nothing to
Speaker 2: do with political parties because there are plenty of trans
Speaker 2: people who are Republicans as well. So it's not party.
Speaker 3: This is so the trans woman asked me. She said,
Speaker 3: you're not afraid you don't have security. I say, knock
Speaker 3: this wig off. If you want to intrigger the nigga,
Speaker 3: you will see my security. Yeah, she's well out laughing.
Speaker 2: That's hysterical. I heard. I heard Tiffany Hattish. She was
Speaker 2: howking it not this week and last weekend? You would
Speaker 2: see you had put the clip up and she was
Speaker 2: talking about you and Barbara and just saying how professionally
Speaker 2: you are both out and your great and she said
Speaker 2: you have a dual service as your her security.
Speaker 3: Joel, she said, because that he she we got my
Speaker 3: back and she knows. I do, Yes, I do. That
Speaker 3: is that is the executive producer. I showed my boss
Speaker 3: and my friends, so yep, I surely will. And if
Speaker 3: you want to meet the devil you kissed me off,
Speaker 3: you weld them, Sure meet him? Did you know? Did
Speaker 3: you know?
Speaker 2: I think are you and Godfrey doing that thing a
Speaker 2: few years ago? I think it was during COVID when
Speaker 2: you were just getting back into the into the clubs
Speaker 2: and stuff, and you were just messing around with them.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that's hysterical.
Speaker 3: I was done. I got a lot of backglass rather
Speaker 3: behind that too. It's so crazy. We were just from
Speaker 3: the from from a bunch of trains, Like, are you
Speaker 3: making a mockery? I was hanging out with my comedian
Speaker 3: friend and we were cutting.
Speaker 2: Up so silly, that's yeah, that was It wasn't a
Speaker 2: up whatever.
Speaker 3: That is a re climate that we live in right now. Anyway,
Speaker 3: let's get to the real ny greedy.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, cutter is not just in seck repellent.
Speaker 2: It's also a country that gives away flying palaces with
Speaker 2: nine bathrooms. Could you imagine I would be timpling all
Speaker 2: over the place. I would I would, you know, I'd
Speaker 2: have a little a little fool of of TP on
Speaker 2: my on my belt and run from potty to potty.
Speaker 3: I can't even that, Bobby, I am. I am intrigued
Speaker 3: to see the inside of this jumbo. I really am.
Speaker 3: I really want to see what it is. I know
Speaker 3: it's lavish and laid out, you know, it is, it's pretty.
Speaker 2: John Stewart had it on the Daily Show. It almost
Speaker 2: looked like, well, you're you're looking for a new home
Speaker 2: to live in, you know, when you go on to
Speaker 2: like Zillo or any of those real estate and they
Speaker 2: have the rooms, and that's what he had. He showed
Speaker 2: a few pictures, and it does it looks like, uh,
Speaker 2: it looks like you know what, it's one of those
Speaker 2: a stupid movie that shows about lavish private plane. That's
Speaker 2: what it looks like. You know, all mahogany walls and
Speaker 2: it's got multiple bedrooms on it. And I just don't
Speaker 2: it's I'm so conflicted over it. I don't know if
Speaker 2: anything will ever happen with it. But of course we're
Speaker 2: talking about this, We're not talking about the stuff he's
Speaker 2: not getting done. But it is, it is, it smacks
Speaker 2: of of of everything. It's still distasteful. What I'm really
Speaker 2: stuck on is that he wants it for himself. He's
Speaker 2: going to use it while he's in and then for
Speaker 2: his library. I said to you earlier, what forgat librarian
Speaker 2: or people who go to a library need one of
Speaker 2: these big boeing aircraft's. What do they return in the books?
Speaker 2: Make sure you're in on time.
Speaker 3: You just said that he you conflict that you thought
Speaker 3: there was distasteful to her? Would it being distasteful? It's unconstitutional.
Speaker 3: It is a conflict of interest. It is y'all went
Speaker 3: at the Clarence Thomas and I don't defeated Claus Thomas
Speaker 3: in the least, but taking lavish trips and gifts from
Speaker 3: foreign leaders. This is the head of state. This is
Speaker 3: the highest office in the land, the president of the
Speaker 3: United States. Excepting a gift. Of course, there are strings attached.
Speaker 3: Of course they are strings attached.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, he's doing all sorts of work. Do you remember
Speaker 2: the first term when when Milania in her light blue suit,
Speaker 2: I thought it was lovely met up with the Obamas
Speaker 2: at the door and she gave, I have no idea
Speaker 2: a box to missus Obama, and she kind of took
Speaker 2: it because she wasn't expecting it. She didn't quite know
Speaker 2: what to do, and she said she wasn't even sure
Speaker 2: what it was because they don't even get to open
Speaker 2: the gifts. They can't keep anything anything you give, and
Speaker 2: even even if it has to be under twenty dollars
Speaker 2: in order for one of the presidents, the president to
Speaker 2: be able to keep it, this is a four hundred
Speaker 2: million dollar vehicle. Not to mention, there are two different
Speaker 2: things that I'm also stuck on. The cost to retro
Speaker 2: fit it, to make it air Force one. It'll be
Speaker 2: tens of thousands of thousands millions excuse me of dollars
Speaker 2: the taxpayer will be paying. Is that money going to
Speaker 2: be seized back over to us or sent back over
Speaker 2: as it goes off to the library.
Speaker 3: No, it's never going to a library.
Speaker 2: No, I mean it doesn't. It doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 2: But I mean, that's number one. And then it's funny
Speaker 2: I heard I've heard it multiple times, but I just
Speaker 2: heard Alyssa Griffin say on the View this week that
Speaker 2: because she worked for Pence, for people that don't know her,
Speaker 2: don't remember she was one of his aides, she said
Speaker 2: they weren't even allowed to take a pen from anybody
Speaker 2: that wasn't within the country, you know, whenever they traveled
Speaker 2: or whatever. Because they assumed that there's surveillance devices and
Speaker 2: listening and all this. Even in a pen, that huge
Speaker 2: monstrosity of a vehicle, they could take something. So what
Speaker 2: do you can take every single screw out, examine it
Speaker 2: and put it back. It makes no sense to me.
Speaker 2: It makes no sense. Bill Riley on News Nation last
Speaker 2: night on the Chris Cuomo Show, he sort of said
Speaker 2: a workaround for it. I think it's still distasteful. I
Speaker 2: think it's disgusting and it shouldn't be done. He said.
Speaker 2: The only way that you could kind of work around
Speaker 2: this is because one of the problems is Air Force
Speaker 2: one is thirty years old. On Trump's watch. I think
Speaker 2: he gave them I think he said it was four
Speaker 2: billion dollars four two for an air Force one and
Speaker 2: for an Air Force two, and it was supposed to
Speaker 2: be in by this year. They came back and said,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, no, there's no way we can do it.
Speaker 2: Maybe by twenty twenty eight. Did they send the ball?
Speaker 2: You know when I usually when you get a service
Speaker 2: from anybody else, they give you your money back until
Speaker 2: they can actually do it. He prepaid. I don't understand that,
Speaker 2: but he said, O'Reilly said that what he could do
Speaker 2: potentially is to say, we will borrow it from you
Speaker 2: and give it when our seven forty seven, when the
Speaker 2: new Boeing's come in in twenty twenty eight, we will
Speaker 2: give it back to you. We will basically rent it
Speaker 2: from you. And that's one of the only ways you
Speaker 2: could get around it.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you another reason why it's not going
Speaker 3: to be ready no sand sooner, because he fired so
Speaker 3: many of the damn people from from Bowel and Boo Woo,
Speaker 3: so there's not enough employees it probably skilled workers to
Speaker 3: even make a new air Force one.
Speaker 2: Well, that is a problem that you're exactly right. That
Speaker 2: was one of the top things. They didn't have enough
Speaker 2: skilled people to be able to and they knew that
Speaker 2: the last administration that they weren't going to be able
Speaker 2: to meet their deadline, which is really poor form of Boeing,
Speaker 2: because Boeing should have set up front. We loved the
Speaker 2: four billion. They were probably in some sort sort of
Speaker 2: financial whatever and needed the money. We love it, or
Speaker 2: just give us a deposit first, you know, like when
Speaker 2: you have worked on your house. You don't pay the
Speaker 2: contract to completely upfront for it. You take a little
Speaker 2: bit of money and then you know on delivery it's whatever.
Speaker 2: But they should have said this no way. You know,
Speaker 2: it might be pushed out, or we could do one
Speaker 2: vehicle whatever. But this is this is not this is
Speaker 2: not even his own.
Speaker 3: I want to jump on down Trump's throat, but I
Speaker 3: can't because here's the thing. He's only doing what they're
Speaker 3: allowing him to do. Hell, Obama couldn't wear a transsuit
Speaker 3: and Michelle Obama first Lady, Michelle couldn't wear her arms
Speaker 3: out without their skin falling off. And they have pushed that.
Speaker 3: Not only have they pushed the envelope, they've created new
Speaker 3: envelopes to burn up right in your face. And y'all
Speaker 3: are like, oh, okay, well it's okay because it's him,
Speaker 3: it's not okay. But until somebody pushed their foot down
Speaker 3: and says that it's not okay, boy, he's going to
Speaker 3: keep on creating envelopes him of his administration.
Speaker 2: He is. And I think one of the other we've
Speaker 2: talked about this on multiple previous episodes. I think we
Speaker 2: need and we the Democrats need to get right on
Speaker 2: board with it too. We talked about Nancy Pelosi doing
Speaker 2: the stock trading and whatnot. If somebody needs to actually
Speaker 2: put it into a lot because it's you know what,
Speaker 2: it's distasteful and we don't like it, but it probably
Speaker 2: isn't illegal. They need to make all this stuff illegal.
Speaker 2: You can't benefit if you are going to be in office.
Speaker 2: Of course, what shot Congress empty out as well as
Speaker 2: try to get a try to get a president in.
Speaker 2: But you can't benefit and your I mean, they do
Speaker 2: say that your business isn't supposed to benefit if you're
Speaker 2: if you're in office. Trump has Boeing. Now they have
Speaker 2: some sort of cutter is now ordering from Boeing. There's
Speaker 2: some sort of deal there. I don't know if if
Speaker 2: the administration is getting a cut of that. He's doing
Speaker 2: work in that area. He has the Democrats somebody as
Speaker 2: some group wants to is protesting and they want to
Speaker 2: go over my lago and say like the counter lago
Speaker 2: or something, you know, because he's got businesses over the area.
Speaker 2: He's got a Middle Eastern golf club and blah blah
Speaker 2: bla blah blah. He's got a ton of.
Speaker 3: Stuff all over there, and he's profiting and according to
Speaker 3: to sources, him and his family since Descever have of it.
Speaker 3: And this is only what they've reported, two hundred and
Speaker 3: nine billion dollars. Now, mind you, that's only what they're
Speaker 3: putting out for us to know. I'm sure there's all
Speaker 3: kinds and I'm not sure because I'm not there, but allegedly,
Speaker 3: I'm sure. Let me say that correctly. I'm sure there's
Speaker 3: all kinds of bags of dealers going with the tariffs
Speaker 3: and this, that, and the third money is just coming
Speaker 3: in hand over fist for them.
Speaker 2: It is I you know, I have never I haven't
Speaker 2: gone on to this website, you guys. I haven't had
Speaker 2: an opportunity. But Chris Cuomo talked about last night that
Speaker 2: there is a website that you can see when there's
Speaker 2: stock exchanges for anybody that's in Congress. It's called Quiver Quantitative.
Speaker 2: He said, you can see everybody. In two days. Nancy
Speaker 2: Pelosi they made five million dollars, and then Marjorie Taylor
Speaker 2: Green and they went down. It shouldn't. It's not illegal.
Speaker 2: They're not doing anything wrong, but it's certainly distasteful when
Speaker 2: you and I aren't for by to these stock tips
Speaker 2: prior to like they are and we can't jump in
Speaker 2: on it. It should be you know, it should be
Speaker 2: for all, not for the few. No wonder why they
Speaker 2: don't want to retire because they're swimming in money.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they getting over like that rates on a on
Speaker 3: a free Coney Island hot dogs.
Speaker 2: Ye, that's exactly it. I mean, even even Trump going over,
Speaker 2: he going to the Middle East, his Middle Eastern, his person,
Speaker 2: you know, a fourth trip. He says, it's going to
Speaker 2: be Now, these these trips are supposed to be diplomatic, right,
Speaker 2: You're supposed to be go warming and shicking hands and
Speaker 2: and hatting people on the back and saying things are
Speaker 2: going to be okay and we're going to get through.
Speaker 2: He said, Oh no, it is deals before diplomacy.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: His Middle Eastern trip, you know, he's he's uh, he's
Speaker 2: taken all sorts of restrictions off of Saudi Arabia that
Speaker 2: was on. Hell, we'll we'll see he's only at the
Speaker 2: beginning of it still, you know, or not, probably at
Speaker 2: the middle of his trip. Now, let's see what kind
Speaker 2: of miss gus he gets into or that we're kind
Speaker 2: of stuck.
Speaker 3: With and the herd part is you said the taxpayers
Speaker 3: us are we're going to have to pay for it.
Speaker 3: When this is the man who it has been proven
Speaker 3: that he clearly does not pay, not even not his
Speaker 3: fair share attacks, but not even a portion of his
Speaker 3: fair share attack. He paid seven hundred and fifty dollars
Speaker 3: and made billions of dollars.
Speaker 2: It's true. The only thing I think that he does
Speaker 2: that sort of admirable is like the pope who didn't
Speaker 2: take a salary, took a one hundred dollars a year salary.
Speaker 2: Trump doesn't take a salary.
Speaker 3: Of course a year for he makes that permitted Oh.
Speaker 2: That yeah, I think it's four. But but that doesn't
Speaker 2: make it day. He doesn't need it. He doesn't need
Speaker 2: that poultry sum of money when he's got he's got
Speaker 2: so much other stuff coming in. But he's shaking hands
Speaker 2: with some really people.
Speaker 3: That's all I'm gonna know. And the leader of the
Speaker 3: of Qatar, now what is he? The chikh he was
Speaker 3: allegedly involved in.
Speaker 2: He supported hamas they did all sorts of all sorts.
Speaker 3: Of what was the twenty eleven nine one one of
Speaker 3: course that he was a part of that. Oh my god,
Speaker 3: And you open shaking hands and talking about, Oh, he's
Speaker 3: an attractive man and he's a strong guy. I think
Speaker 3: Trump is bunkers. Let me just say that. That's my
Speaker 3: nice word. I think he's bunkers. Well, I don't think
Speaker 3: he's crazy enough. He's crazy like a fox because his fox,
Speaker 3: his foxy ass, got the people so dazzled and mesmraz
Speaker 3: and bamboozo that they fall for everything. I don't get it, Bobby,
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 2: He is, he's got the he's he's along with the
Speaker 2: Syrian president. It's Ahmad al Shahara. I'm sorry. I have
Speaker 2: to look at it because I hate pronouncing people's names incorrectly.
Speaker 2: But he's linking up with him. And he was a
Speaker 2: one time in Surgion with al Qaeda, who who imprisoned
Speaker 2: US troops for several years. And he's over there shaking
Speaker 2: his hand. I mean, you have to get along somehow,
Speaker 2: but I wouldn't be whatever.
Speaker 3: I don't they have a new policy about when you
Speaker 3: leave the country, if you're not American, you can't come back.
Speaker 3: Isn't what Trump born in? Like uh Paduvia. I'm just
Speaker 3: I'm just throwing the name out there and making up shit.
Speaker 2: Unfortunately, his wife asked him. Now he's here, he's Scottish
Speaker 2: and German.
Speaker 3: I think is everything you said though about that that
Speaker 3: that playing Bobby, because it could be as miniscule as
Speaker 3: a screw that you think is just in there to
Speaker 3: hold the plane together. And it's a camera, it's the
Speaker 3: recording device. And you know, he's free by the mouth.
Speaker 3: He says anything any time. So all the secrets that
Speaker 3: he looked allegedly that he hasn't sold or gave up
Speaker 3: will get told. So yeah, I hope that the government,
Speaker 3: the big wigs in charge, shuts him down on this.
Speaker 3: I hope they say it's an absolute if you take
Speaker 3: the plane, then you have to step down as a president.
Speaker 2: And he's also got to think of But I don't
Speaker 2: think he thinks this way, or he's too arrogant to
Speaker 2: think that anybody would harm him. But it's not him flame.
Speaker 2: There are hundreds of people on these, on these with him,
Speaker 2: and it's all and they have to go for their jobs.
Speaker 2: They're they're the press, they're the people running it. They're
Speaker 2: you know, other senators and Republican not Republicans and senators
Speaker 2: and congressmen that are trying to get some work done.
Speaker 2: Don't put them at risk too.
Speaker 3: If I was, if I was one of his employees,
Speaker 3: until I saw that planes pilat three or four times,
Speaker 3: it would be quite a few pt O. You'll have
Speaker 3: to call the in today player.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I gotta. But even then, because they're people who
Speaker 2: are who really want to harm us. They're stealthy like
Speaker 2: a fox as well. You know that nine to eleven
Speaker 2: they had. They're showing the Saudi's who came over to
Speaker 2: case the joint basically two or three years before in
Speaker 2: setting it up and selling those pictures and stuff. So
Speaker 2: it doesn't mean it's up two or three times. It's okay.
Speaker 2: They could wait another year and a half, or wait
Speaker 2: just during mid terms or something that will really disrupt
Speaker 2: our elections and then and then whatever. I don't even
Speaker 2: want to put it out.
Speaker 3: There because I don't want to put that Bobby dropping
Speaker 3: rig columbs. You're giving clues, you giving ideas. I love
Speaker 3: it about that Bobby ricks y'all ideas it is. It is.
Speaker 2: It's scary stuff. I mean, it's really it's and in
Speaker 2: the Middle East is so he's over with Iran. He's
Speaker 2: trying to make it clear to them that they're not
Speaker 2: getting any nuclear deal. That's great, uh Israel. So the
Speaker 2: good news is the one American, the young man who
Speaker 2: had dual citizenship, he was born here. Yeah, he was
Speaker 2: born here, I believe in New York. At eighteen, he
Speaker 2: went over there. I don't know if his parents were
Speaker 2: born here and then came here or one of his parents.
Speaker 2: He's got dual citizenship and he went into the army
Speaker 2: over there, so they kept him. He came home, which
Speaker 2: was great.
Speaker 3: Yes, it was in.
Speaker 2: Israel has targeted jimas and you know, they're trying to
Speaker 2: get to the head and get to the head of
Speaker 2: the snake and cut that off. So there's been some
Speaker 2: military strikes there. Hopefully that will but one of them
Speaker 2: was on an a hospital and I'm like, oh my god,
Speaker 2: you're gonna be kidding me.
Speaker 3: I was glad to see that. I was glad to
Speaker 3: see his mom was oh my.
Speaker 2: Gosh, because she saw all the people who didn't right.
Speaker 2: These people have had to I'm sure they're like a
Speaker 2: community and she has seen it all happening in real
Speaker 2: time and the fact that she got her her child.
Speaker 2: Look at the other young American boy about the same
Speaker 2: age who had during a strike glossed the arm, and
Speaker 2: then they still went and executed him before they were
Speaker 2: supposed to send him home. And his name is I'm
Speaker 2: embarrassed to say his name is going without me. I
Speaker 2: could see his face Claire's day. But we're in scary
Speaker 2: times over in the Middle East, so it's supposed to
Speaker 2: be diplomacy over deals, not deals over diplomacy.
Speaker 3: Listen. They had escorts for him, Bobby, when he I
Speaker 3: watched it on the news earlier on World News, and
Speaker 3: my baby David mull you know, I love David Muller,
Speaker 3: and he had Tesla escorts. So the cars that were
Speaker 3: escorting him were Tesla's, those big monster trucks of our test.
Speaker 3: Everybody's hand is in this pot, and everybody is profiting,
Speaker 3: but the American people, and most of American people that
Speaker 3: voted for him are the ones that are not profiting.
Speaker 3: And on that note, we're going to take a commercial.
Speaker 3: It's tragic, Bobby, and we're watching this and people are hungry.
Speaker 3: Food prices are outrageous, the price of Listen, you can
Speaker 3: go to the grocery store with two hundred I promise you.
Speaker 3: If it's a family of four, it might ask you
Speaker 3: three days it might.
Speaker 2: Yes, I came home last night, no joke, five bags.
Speaker 2: And the reason there were five bags was one of
Speaker 2: the bags had eggs in it. So the little kid,
Speaker 2: God bless him, that's all we put in the bag,
Speaker 2: just junk, snacky crap. And it was one hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty three dollars. I did get one of the little
Speaker 2: roaster chickens, but that was four dollars and ninety nine cents.
Speaker 2: It wasn't like it was a lot. So And it's
Speaker 2: going back to the Middle East Afghanistan. The administ Trump
Speaker 2: administration is cutting the aid, the humanitarian aid that goes
Speaker 2: over there, but he's also talking about getting rid of
Speaker 2: the people that just helped us to get through this war.
Speaker 2: That if they go over, they'll be executed as soon
Speaker 2: as they get off the plane. He's looking to he's
Speaker 2: taking Afrikanners. I guess Musk must have a little bit
Speaker 2: more influence because he's also from South Africa.
Speaker 3: R Africa.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we got fifty nine of those coming over for
Speaker 2: whatever reason. It's funny. I thought that the Afrikaners the
Speaker 2: Dutch when and they went and settled, they stole the
Speaker 2: land and we were miserable to the people that lived there.
Speaker 2: I didn't realize that it was the other way around.
Speaker 2: The president says of the South African president Rama Bosa,
Speaker 2: I don't say that ten times fast. He said, that's
Speaker 2: a bunch of boloney. There's there's new rules and regulations
Speaker 2: that are happening, and these fifty nine people out of
Speaker 2: the whole area. Some people are just compliant, like I'm
Speaker 2: just compliant. When a rule comes, they don't like the rules.
Speaker 2: So they're now saying they're at risk and they're whatever.
Speaker 2: But they supposedly their land is being stolen, and I'm
Speaker 2: thinking stolen are taken back.
Speaker 3: What's my question, Bobby, how many of those fifty nine
Speaker 3: African and South Africans paid and how much did they pay?
Speaker 2: Each got? Now you're onto something and who.
Speaker 3: Did they and who did they pay?
Speaker 2: Yeah, now you're onto something.
Speaker 3: About own something or onto something both. I was so
Speaker 3: lady to see the mom. The mom said that we're
Speaker 3: talking about the young man that was free eating, who
Speaker 3: was free. His mom said that she was going to
Speaker 3: hug him and just continue to hug him. I thought
Speaker 3: that was and this is when you know, whatever people
Speaker 3: think about racism, and love is love and family is family.
Speaker 3: Because that's any mother would have had her son, any race,
Speaker 3: any religion. This is what y'all have to see. We
Speaker 3: are all the same people. Y'all keep making the differences.
Speaker 3: The skin color might not be the same, but we're
Speaker 3: the same damn people. And y'all keep allowing somebody who
Speaker 3: is not even like y'all, because y'all Kendrick Lama said
Speaker 3: he's not like us. He's not like y'all. He is extreme,
Speaker 3: he is exactly, and y'all let him tell y'all what
Speaker 3: to do. Some of y'all stupid. They say that. Let
Speaker 3: me repeat that stupid. Let me spell it for you,
Speaker 3: s tvp UID. I spilled it wrong because that's how
Speaker 3: you see it.
Speaker 2: Oh, you know what I thought was funny. So when
Speaker 2: Trump was I'm like, is he talking in the third person?
Speaker 2: When he was talking about he wants to reduce the
Speaker 2: cost of pharmaceuticals, which every president in the world has done.
Speaker 2: President Biden got bless him, was lucky enough that he
Speaker 2: got ten drugs negotiated and got the prices down. Trump
Speaker 2: is going to do it a little bit differently.
Speaker 3: He tried.
Speaker 2: He tried to do this the first time, it got
Speaker 2: hung up. He couldn't get a past. He wants to
Speaker 2: do it based on what other countries pay, because you know,
Speaker 2: people the United States pays more for drugs than anybody
Speaker 2: else because they think like we're the wealthiest. But he
Speaker 2: is going to make provisions for He wants to pay
Speaker 2: what other countries do, not necessarily countries who were very poor.
Speaker 2: We were just talking about Africa. There were African countries
Speaker 2: they can pay lower. But anyway, he wants to get
Speaker 2: this done. I am sure you saw this flame. But
Speaker 2: he starts talking about I have a friend, very fat.
Speaker 2: He's a neurotic businessman, very successful. He's going on and
Speaker 2: I'm like, he's talking about himself. And then he said
Speaker 2: the guy was had to buy a fat drug and
Speaker 2: I told him it's not working for him. I think
Speaker 2: he thought he was a comedian. He's trying to take
Speaker 2: you a job too. He said that he was able
Speaker 2: to buy it's eighty eight dollars out of the country
Speaker 2: because he was he was had business overseas and when
Speaker 2: he's home, he has to pay thirteen hundred dollars. So
Speaker 2: he kept going on and on and on, and I'm thinking,
Speaker 2: I think he's talking about himself. Absolutely, so he's so
Speaker 2: I like the idea of it. I think Bernie Sanders
Speaker 2: is probably you know, going crazy for it. It is ridiculous.
Speaker 2: I don't like when the elderly have to make choices
Speaker 2: between what they put in their mouth for food and
Speaker 2: what they put in their mouths to take care of
Speaker 2: their medical conditions because they don't have enough money, you know.
Speaker 2: And if he gets this done, I, you know, I
Speaker 2: will say hats off to him. He's done something that
Speaker 2: that actually is for the people. It'll make him look good,
Speaker 2: but it'll also it'll also do for for our citizens,
Speaker 2: especially our marginalized citizens. But whenever I heard him saying that,
Speaker 2: and then I'm thinking, I don't think he and Chris
Speaker 2: Christy speak any longer, so I didn't think it was
Speaker 2: it was him, But I'm like, who is fat? That
Speaker 2: we know that he kept he was dying and tell
Speaker 2: us who it was.
Speaker 3: He just takes so he used the word fat, and
Speaker 3: he's not being accused of being a fat shamer. And
Speaker 3: they're not having melt down and are not all on
Speaker 3: the internet saying, oh my god, he's Oh what really?
Speaker 3: Look you see how selective outrage? That's called selective outrage.
Speaker 2: It really it is. It's it is selective outrage. He
Speaker 2: also wants to so he was doing the drugs. But
Speaker 2: his what is it? His big beautiful bill? Is that
Speaker 2: what he's calling his his budget? There, you know how
Speaker 2: they weren't going to touch Medicaid or Medicare or Social Security.
Speaker 2: They are going to touch Medicaid. They're going to touch it.
Speaker 2: It is for it. I don't understand why they're bothering
Speaker 2: because it's for such a teeny tiny group of people.
Speaker 2: They're going to they want to get people who should
Speaker 2: not be on it backworking, so it would be for unemployed,
Speaker 2: no dependence people, and that's who they want to remove
Speaker 2: it from. It is less than eight per seven to
Speaker 2: eight percent of the one hundred percent of Medicaid. That's not everybody,
Speaker 2: that's just the Medicaid populate. It's such a tiny little
Speaker 2: amount of money. They did it in Arkansas. Hockeby Sanders
Speaker 2: did it in Arkansas, and it's over a ten year
Speaker 2: period and she had eighteen thousand people who were cut.
Speaker 2: But so how much did you actually save? Because people,
Speaker 2: let's remember I'm in healthcare even though I'm unemployed. Right now,
Speaker 2: I'm putting my plug in those people aren't going to
Speaker 2: go out with go with out care. Excuse me, They're
Speaker 2: going to go to the emergency rooms, which is the
Speaker 2: reason we gave them the medicaid to begin with, because
Speaker 2: they mock up the emergency room with the cold when
Speaker 2: they should be at a pediatrician's office. And who pays
Speaker 2: for that, for the for that visit? You and I do?
Speaker 2: We pay for it. It comes to our taxes, that
Speaker 2: comes to our higher premiums, et cetera, et cetera. So
Speaker 2: you know that was a little disappointed. I'm like, well,
Speaker 2: that was disingenuous. He told us he wasn't touching it,
Speaker 2: and he's touching it a little bit of.
Speaker 3: Money, and that's going to affect unfortunately, because I'm not
Speaker 3: laughing at you, but I'm hope because we pre warned
Speaker 3: you guys what was going to happen. That's going to
Speaker 3: affect so many West Virginians in Kentucky exactly. Yeah, those
Speaker 3: people who are up in there who believe all the
Speaker 3: rhetoric that he said, voted for his foolishness. And your
Speaker 3: families and your mother's is on oxygen tanks and machines
Speaker 3: and woo woo woo, woo uh that that's what it's
Speaker 3: going to get Jiggybobby, because they believe it was Obamacare
Speaker 3: and this is that. And the third it's going to
Speaker 3: affect them because those people need that insulin every day.
Speaker 3: They need their insullin every day they needs. That's going
Speaker 3: to affect these people because there's going to be their parents,
Speaker 3: if not themselves. And they realized, you've voted against yourself. Damn,
Speaker 3: you're stupid, stp uid. I'm spilling it your way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, you're You're exactly right. I mean Obamacare Affordable
Speaker 2: Care Act. People, they did grow Medicaid, but they did
Speaker 2: it to keep people out of the emergency rooms. And
Speaker 2: it's not all given away for free like people think
Speaker 2: it's all for free. No, there are people who you
Speaker 2: can buy a cheaper health insurance than if you went
Speaker 2: into going into the marketplace that if you went to
Speaker 2: try to purchase it yourself. It's a way to get
Speaker 2: something that's affordable. Not all depending on the states and stuff.
Speaker 2: Not all of them are great plans. Unfortunately, here in
Speaker 2: Massachusetts we have really good selections. I know in Calis
Speaker 2: you guys do too. But these lower red states and
Speaker 2: that's what That's what Mattha Ratics was saying this week
Speaker 2: on this week, and that's what Chris Cuomo was saying
Speaker 2: on News Nation this week. He said, the people who
Speaker 2: are going to be affected, it makes no sense, like
Speaker 2: you said, Arkansas, Georgia, Tennessee, Mississippi, Kentucky, all these these
Speaker 2: low income states in comparison to US elite coastal people.
Speaker 2: You know, they are biting themselves off despite their face,
Speaker 2: and they.
Speaker 3: Keep thinking that over all the diseases, all the sicknesses
Speaker 3: will stay in those areas. Those people travel. You travel
Speaker 3: on the plane with those people, you travel on the
Speaker 3: bus with those people, you travel with public transportation with
Speaker 3: those people. If it offends one, it will snowball and
Speaker 3: effect all of us. I don't understand why people don't
Speaker 3: get that, because they think it's always going to stay
Speaker 3: in that rural area. No, it is not. There is
Speaker 3: some kind of way that you it's only six degrees
Speaker 3: of separation. You will encounter somebody somebody somewhere at something
Speaker 3: in a time in your life, and.
Speaker 2: You do, and it doesn't have to be even less.
Speaker 2: So I'm going to go back to hospital finance. Right,
Speaker 2: It doesn't mean necessarily you're even going to get their disease.
Speaker 2: But if they come up here on a bus, on
Speaker 2: a plane, in a car and they get sick here
Speaker 2: from Kentucky to Massachusetts because they're visiting family, or they
Speaker 2: come with they have bad kidneys to begin with, and
Speaker 2: now they wind up in my hospital. They're not paying
Speaker 2: the bill. They're going right back to Kentucky, and they're
Speaker 2: leaving me with a two hundred thousand dollars bill that's
Speaker 2: never going to get paid. So it's all, you know,
Speaker 2: there's many ways to look at it. That you know,
Speaker 2: there's many, many, many lids for the for the pots here,
Speaker 2: so it seems absolutely crazy that they're doing this. But
Speaker 2: unfortunately that was one thing I also saw. It's I
Speaker 2: feel like we need a section that's like who got
Speaker 2: hired this week? Who got fired?
Speaker 3: Before you move on to that, since we were talking
Speaker 3: about as we were talking about medical and stuff, I
Speaker 3: want to talk about RFK Jr. And these bad scenes
Speaker 3: he said today on the news. It showed today. I
Speaker 3: don't know if he did. He yes, they said, I
Speaker 3: don't think that you should be taking medical advice from me.
Speaker 3: That might be the most brilliant statement that he has
Speaker 3: ever made. Period, and I hope y'all heard what he
Speaker 3: was saying.
Speaker 2: I saw him in something for two seconds today and
Speaker 2: they weren't talking about that. It was he could have
Speaker 2: been talked. It could have been at the hearing that
Speaker 2: he was at discussing. But there are so many protesters
Speaker 2: everywhere that he goes, and so many protesters in general
Speaker 2: screaming and yelling my god, I thought he was going
Speaker 2: to hit the deck. He seems so startled by the
Speaker 2: people screaming behind him that they were kind of hauling out.
Speaker 2: He's not being well received maybe by the administration, but
Speaker 2: not necessarily by his constituentsin citizens throughout. So I don't
Speaker 2: know if he's got big plans to run again himself,
Speaker 2: although I think he's going to be seventy at this point,
Speaker 2: but I would be so I don't be so confident.
Speaker 3: And thought that interview, and I don't dislike him as
Speaker 3: a person from the interview that I had with him everything,
Speaker 3: But I see everything that he told me was the
Speaker 3: ball faced a lot. But listening to him is quite painful,
Speaker 3: and I hope y'all don't take that the wrong way.
Speaker 3: But because of whatever that is that he has, it
Speaker 3: is painful to listen to him speak. Bobby, it looks
Speaker 3: like the words hurt coming out of his throat. It does.
Speaker 2: He's a real politician. I'm sure that he's been taught well,
Speaker 2: so he's probably very charming man, but he's a real
Speaker 2: Like look what he even did. He sold his soul
Speaker 2: for power. He went against his party and his family fight.
Speaker 2: They have the deepest roots in the Democratic Party of
Speaker 2: any family that I know. He went against them and
Speaker 2: then ran as an independent. And when he wasn't going
Speaker 2: to do that, he hops over and now he's on
Speaker 2: the He's on the Republican side, but not the Republican side.
Speaker 2: They don't mind that on the Maga side, you know,
Speaker 2: like like a puppet, that's what he more. He more
Speaker 2: seems like to me he has hearts of him that
Speaker 2: he will speak about getting dies out of food, et cetera,
Speaker 2: et cetera. Everything that really that Michelle Obama I really
Speaker 2: wanted to do. I was trying to call him Missus Obama,
Speaker 2: Tonitans and elevator. But hopefully you know, now people think
Speaker 2: he's a second coming in Christ and he's so smart,
Speaker 2: and I'm like, we just heard this just you know,
Speaker 2: eight years ago.
Speaker 3: Well, I just wanting to take my hats off. My
Speaker 3: hat's off to China, to China's leader, but standing up
Speaker 3: against Trump's bullshit, and those those Chinese tariffs are right
Speaker 3: back where they were under under President Biden's watchhing, no
Speaker 3: needle move, nothing changed. He just distracted y'all from him
Speaker 3: getting a four hundred million dollar flying palace that y'all
Speaker 3: gonna pay for. Oh y'all damn sure gonna pay for it,
Speaker 3: because I'm telling you right now, they're going to It's
Speaker 3: not that they're going to allow him to have it.
Speaker 3: He's going to do what he wants to do. What
Speaker 3: did Vice President Harris say? Unhinged power is what y'all
Speaker 3: have given him.
Speaker 2: He is. I mean, I think China should have like
Speaker 2: so tariffs. I don't disagree with his idea of tariffs.
Speaker 2: The way he's doing it is so hurtful and harmful.
Speaker 2: There's a way to do it. I don't know what
Speaker 2: that is because I'm not a politician, but to cry
Speaker 2: wolf and watch the whole world go on fire, that
Speaker 2: certainly isn't the way to do it. I think there's
Speaker 2: only a hold for ninety days, right, or a roll
Speaker 2: back we'll see what happens. I mean, certainly one hundred
Speaker 2: and forty five percent seemed excessive. Let's see what they
Speaker 2: agree on. They should be paying something because they have
Speaker 2: a weak economy and China and we are their main consumer.
Speaker 2: They should be helping us out. But that said, it
Speaker 2: could be delivered a lot less different if you're trying
Speaker 2: to make friends with them. This isn't the way to
Speaker 2: do it. I just don't. He's a disruptor and he
Speaker 2: just you know what it is. It's classless. It's all classless.
Speaker 2: I just don't. This isn't the way we operate.
Speaker 3: And it's so disappointed that wasn't one of the job
Speaker 3: require me. Yeah, I don't think that he had to
Speaker 3: check that off Bobby when he figured out the application
Speaker 3: to be president.
Speaker 2: No, I agree, but I think I think it should be.
Speaker 2: I think you have to act. One of the things
Speaker 2: that we loved about Joe Biden when he got back
Speaker 2: in is we felt like, oh he was presidential. He
Speaker 2: knew who's back to pat He knew you know, he
Speaker 2: just he knew how to because he was fifty years
Speaker 2: in politics. He sort of know how to do it.
Speaker 2: So you know, at least I never felt unsafe. Did
Speaker 2: I see him aging? I did see him aging. That
Speaker 2: doesn't mean it just because someone's aging doesn't mean that
Speaker 2: they have mental inconfidence. You know, because there's a new
Speaker 2: book coming out Jake Tapper is uh, he's got a
Speaker 2: co writer, but they're talking about how they he had
Speaker 2: had wear sneakers instead of shoes at times, and he
Speaker 2: had to have handrails at times, and.
Speaker 3: Also came out today and said that he thought that
Speaker 3: he would have went he went at a president by wrong.
Speaker 3: Was shifted the way American people saw him. So I'm
Speaker 3: telling you right now, they tapping you right, admit all
Speaker 3: of it, because that's the same thing that happened with
Speaker 3: what was his name, Kuomee not quote Komi right before
Speaker 3: Hillary Clinton in the twenty sixteen line. You come out
Speaker 3: with the bullshit when you don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker 3: But what you did was you shifted the way people
Speaker 3: saw this did and it was only two or three
Speaker 3: days out. You shifted the way people saw that. To apologize,
Speaker 3: but this is not even a do over. These apologies
Speaker 3: are costing us. These mistakes, I'm sorry, are costing us lives, homes, livelihoods, relationships,
Speaker 3: hard and campaign. Damn, sure's costing our wallets because we're
Speaker 3: not part of that top two percent that is alchoeiled
Speaker 3: balling out. We're the ones that's holding up the balls.
Speaker 3: And I don't like orange balls, thank.
Speaker 2: You very much, And we don't we have to remember
Speaker 2: with that. So you're right, but we haven't, to be
Speaker 2: honest exclaim from what I'm hearing all the economists on
Speaker 2: the show say, we haven't even begun to track or
Speaker 2: feel there if there's going to be a recession or
Speaker 2: if economy is actually going to shift. Because with the
Speaker 2: rollback you were just talking about of the tariffs with China,
Speaker 2: the stock markets soared a thousand points, and of course
Speaker 2: it would because that's people are so uncertain. They don't
Speaker 2: know where they're going to get our people, they don't
Speaker 2: know where in our manufacturing companies, where they're going to
Speaker 2: get their goods, where they're going to this they're going
Speaker 2: to set pricing all that jazz. So but we have it.
Speaker 2: We also don't have the data. So last week we
Speaker 2: discussed I think it was one hundred and seventy seven
Speaker 2: thousand new jobs were added, but that data isn't really
Speaker 2: from April even though we call it April data, we
Speaker 2: call it it's really from March. So remember the day
Speaker 2: of Independence or whatever the heck he was calling that
Speaker 2: day was April second. So we don't even have those
Speaker 2: number jet to see how bad the economy actually is
Speaker 2: and what the job market actually is. So you know,
Speaker 2: we're gonna have to wait another month or two before
Speaker 2: we see what's actually going on. And usually they said
Speaker 2: it is two months before you're well into the recession,
Speaker 2: for solid two months before you even realize that it's happened.
Speaker 2: So he keeps trying to brag on this thousand points
Speaker 2: and how the economy is finally turning around and bibitty
Speaker 2: bobbity booth, but that's not necessarily the case. So you know,
Speaker 2: he made a comment last week that you don't need
Speaker 2: two hundred pencils, you can get five, and you don't
Speaker 2: need thirty dollars, like any one of us ever had
Speaker 2: the money. You had two girls, could you imagine having
Speaker 2: the money to buy thirty dollars? You might only be
Speaker 2: able to buy two. Listen to that. He's telling you
Speaker 2: to kind of hold your money. You don't want to
Speaker 2: not spend completely because that will force a recession, but
Speaker 2: don't be overspending or doing big purchases that you don't
Speaker 2: necessarily need. That's what I'd be saying, because we don't
Speaker 2: know what it is yet. By summer really.
Speaker 3: And speaking about job with jobs, I want to we
Speaker 3: want to hear at left alone. We want to give
Speaker 3: out big shout out to all the FAA operators, all
Speaker 3: the people who are working over there, because so many
Speaker 3: planes and so many hiccups are happening in mid air
Speaker 3: on the ground and you know, somebody said, oh, it
Speaker 3: was only out for ninety seconds. Do you know how
Speaker 3: detrimental ninety seconds is when you're thirty thousand feet in
Speaker 3: the air and you're responsible for two hundred and fifty
Speaker 3: people on the plane, not just the patrons, but the employees, everybody.
Speaker 3: It is crazy. They are so many cutbacks, so many
Speaker 3: people getting fired unnecessarily without qualification, and then you're having
Speaker 3: to bring them back. Bobby this I travel a lot
Speaker 3: that is always scary. Every time I get off the plane,
Speaker 3: I thank the pilot for a safe flight. I think
Speaker 3: the pilot I.
Speaker 2: Love that, And know what I agree with you? Ninety seconds?
Speaker 2: Do you have many planes are put up in the
Speaker 2: air that could potentially crash or whatever. In ninety seconds,
Speaker 2: you could have twenty of them. In fact, something else
Speaker 2: another story. It's going to tie into this, and we
Speaker 2: can go back, because you were saying about positions that
Speaker 2: were being that were being cut. There was in there
Speaker 2: was a story that I put in the noteses I'm
Speaker 2: precedented drop. Right now they're saying the lowest in five
Speaker 2: years of overdoses. Uh, you know with a fentanyl and bah,
Speaker 2: so it has it has been totally reduced. But with
Speaker 2: all of these federal cuts, all of that progress is
Speaker 2: it's in jeopardy. You know, the people who were working
Speaker 2: on it, the federal employees that were working on collecting
Speaker 2: the data, arresting people, you know, putting it's all or
Speaker 2: treating people. It's all in jeopardy. So I'm like, oh God,
Speaker 2: on one hand, you make too. You take two steps
Speaker 2: with one forward right and then four back with with
Speaker 2: what's going on in the government right and now and
Speaker 2: losing these positions.
Speaker 3: It's crazy dis respect of firing these people who are
Speaker 3: overly qualified, not only qualified, but who have earned these
Speaker 3: positions in a job right like like the Library of Congress,
Speaker 3: what's her name by it? He just fired her.
Speaker 2: Oh, he just fired her, and she's gonna she had
Speaker 2: a double a double way on her. She was a woman,
Speaker 2: but not just a woman, she was black. And I'm
Speaker 2: trying to Kyla Hayden.
Speaker 3: Yeah yes, and uh, you know people want to say,
Speaker 3: oh no, no, no, no, no. This is the racism is
Speaker 3: blatant if you ask me. Now, I'm speaking from a
Speaker 3: black person's respective, So remember that, because Bobby will give
Speaker 3: you her take. But the racism is blatant to me
Speaker 3: because even all the ass kisses, the Candice Owens and
Speaker 3: even though she runs for president, running for politics, but
Speaker 3: the Tim Scott's and the the uh Byron Donald's, all
Speaker 3: those ass kisses got no positions in his cabinet nowhere.
Speaker 3: And they were cheerleaders for him, and they was on
Speaker 3: the front line cheerleading. And he's firing so many different
Speaker 3: black employees, including from the news media and everything because
Speaker 3: he has the authority to do that. Uh, don't you
Speaker 3: know he's.
Speaker 2: Putting in do you know he's putting in for the
Speaker 2: for the job.
Speaker 3: Don't tell me Shapiro because I heard that.
Speaker 2: Shapiro No, his former defense attorney of the of the
Speaker 2: hush money trial. What is his name Todd something Todd Blanche.
Speaker 2: I can't believe it. But that's what he's doing, that's
Speaker 2: what that's who he's He's she's putting up for that position.
Speaker 2: No Piero is. I think today she was sworn in
Speaker 2: for the d C attorney US attorney for d C.
Speaker 2: And let me tell you, not everybody was happy about that.
Speaker 2: A lot of people feel that she is.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 2: I don't know a lot about her. She's an attorney obviously,
Speaker 2: and she's been in the public life drunk she I'll
Speaker 2: tell you what she is. She is. She she's like
Speaker 2: one of the movies you've seen, the character that's had
Speaker 2: too much boat talks in her face. You almost don't
Speaker 2: recognize her. She doesn't when she talks, her face does
Speaker 2: not move.
Speaker 3: That might be Scotch.
Speaker 2: Absolutely like it absolutely could be. But but yeah, he's
Speaker 2: putting Unfortunately he's putting. He's putting her in there, and
Speaker 2: he's putting Blanche in where Carla Hayden. And you know
Speaker 2: what's so stupid to me, it's so shortsighted. So she
Speaker 2: was in her ninth year of a ten year term.
Speaker 2: My guess is because you know he's physically responsible, so
Speaker 2: there are two things I want to mention about this
Speaker 2: in the lies being told. So the first is they
Speaker 2: probably had to buy her out, buy her contract out.
Speaker 2: So what did you say, You're actually costing money because
Speaker 2: you're going to have to pay somebody, you know, to
Speaker 2: Blanche a salary. That's number one. And then I heard Levitt,
Speaker 2: the Press secretary, and I thought, I don't know what.
Speaker 2: If anybody knows what the library or Congress is, google it.
Speaker 2: It's not a library that you go and you know,
Speaker 2: pick up I love you know whatever that Moon book
Speaker 2: is we used to read to our kids, or the
Speaker 2: Clifford books that we used to read to our kids.
Speaker 2: It is like a research library. It's where our politicians go,
Speaker 2: our law students go, probably journalists. You have to be
Speaker 2: eighteen years old or older to go. I think you
Speaker 2: can go at seventeen, but you need parental permission and
Speaker 2: they have to accompany you because the stuff that's in there,
Speaker 2: it's old. It's now you can. I am sure. It
Speaker 2: is the mac Daddy of libraries, and you can publy
Speaker 2: get anything that you wanted, not that they'd have it
Speaker 2: on but they probably could order it. But I heard
Speaker 2: Levitt saying that Hagen was on this DEI that's what
Speaker 2: she was pushing. Excuse me, and the kids were going
Speaker 2: to be affected.
Speaker 3: Bobby, you're so cute. You're so cute. You said that
Speaker 3: it's a library, and that this was not about her position.
Speaker 3: This was not about the money. This was about the
Speaker 3: visual that I have the power and I'm going to
Speaker 3: show you that I got the exactly whoever that this
Speaker 3: was about the visual because he probably didn't even know
Speaker 3: if it was a Library of Congress and this his
Speaker 3: second term as president, but this was about the visual
Speaker 3: that he could show everybody I can do what I
Speaker 3: want to do, and I can say you're fired, and
Speaker 3: you fire. That's what I truly believe. And I watched her.
Speaker 3: I've watched that woman speak. She's not bitter about the situation.
Speaker 3: She's not upset. Of course she was. Of course she
Speaker 3: was sidetracked. She was sideswipe with it. But when when
Speaker 3: you're black in this country, even in a position like that,
Speaker 3: and you know what you're up against, it's kind of like,
Speaker 3: not like a shock to us, Bobby, it's a shock
Speaker 3: to people kind of like you, because we like, oh,
Speaker 3: we know what's coming, and y'all have given him the
Speaker 3: power to do what he wants. And if that sounds racist,
Speaker 3: I'm not saying it in a racist way, but y'all
Speaker 3: know what the hell I mean. So we kind of like,
Speaker 3: oh yeah, I already knew it was coming, so I'm
Speaker 3: prepared for it, which is because we so used tobs
Speaker 3: and I see that this is why you were on
Speaker 3: that side and I'm on this side, and not that
Speaker 3: we're on different sides, Bobby, but you know, you know
Speaker 3: what I mean, No I do.
Speaker 2: I was because I was being like, what I really
Speaker 2: don't like is the being lied to. Don't tell us
Speaker 2: like it's like she's putting cord on the shelves. She's
Speaker 2: trying she's trying to affect. They're trying to shape the
Speaker 2: minds of the four year olds from from having porn
Speaker 2: and all that they're not allowed in the library. Asshole,
Speaker 2: don't lie about it. Say this is what I want.
Speaker 2: They also he also fined Sheer a perlmutter. She was
Speaker 2: the director of the Copyright Office. He let her go
Speaker 2: to another woman. Stupid, don't just lect the kids from
Speaker 2: watching porn. Not that I'll agree with that.
Speaker 3: When the Republican Party every time they go to an
Speaker 3: iron sea. They shut the porn sites down.
Speaker 2: So yeah, that's what they'll say.
Speaker 3: They'll say they're real freaky, but they're real freaky. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's trying to get he's trying to get
Speaker 2: rid of Habeas Corpus. You know, that's what gives us laws,
Speaker 2: you know, rules and rights. And the last time that
Speaker 2: it was ever the only time it was ever enacted
Speaker 2: where Habeas Corpus was removed and removed by a president
Speaker 2: and that's not usually done. People. Congress has to has
Speaker 2: to chime in on. This was from a blinking during
Speaker 2: the Civil War because things were so crazy and he
Speaker 2: you know, so we kind of he kind of put
Speaker 2: that in, but it's he's not going to be able
Speaker 2: to do it. But again, it's disrections claim. We're talking
Speaker 2: about him removing Habeas Corpus and we're not talking about
Speaker 2: Cutter giving him the four hundred million dollar plane or
Speaker 2: the stuff that he's not getting done. You know, other
Speaker 2: than the distractions.
Speaker 3: And gentlemen and America, y'all do understand that we are
Speaker 3: what four months being about? Is this four months?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah? And is the richer getting richer and the poor
Speaker 3: are getting poor? And the middle class is getting invisible.
Speaker 3: You have and you have to understand what part you
Speaker 3: played in this. If you voted because you were upset
Speaker 3: with somebody because of their skin color, people who hate
Speaker 3: other people because of the color of their skin are stupid.
Speaker 3: Let me spell that correctly for you. Tu p I
Speaker 3: D s t U p I D because you cannot
Speaker 3: hate somebody because of the color of their skin. Because
Speaker 3: and then somebody told you that, which is ridiculous. You
Speaker 3: grow up to find out that love is no color,
Speaker 3: Just like we talked about earlier with this woman's son
Speaker 3: came back from being a prisoner of war, all of
Speaker 3: our hearts melted. If you are a parent, if you
Speaker 3: are a brother or sister, a friend, you felt the
Speaker 3: same way. You didn't see the color, you saw the love.
Speaker 3: When y'all remember that, we'll get out of this crisis,
Speaker 3: but until then, we stuck in some bullshit, and y'all
Speaker 3: voted for it. Come on, Bobby, where we going? Because
Speaker 3: guess what laugh of line is fifty three minutes in
Speaker 3: and I'm ready to pull it out.
Speaker 2: That's it's safety first. Safety first, Go ahead, follow us
Speaker 2: on all social media platforms.
Speaker 3: Come on by, tell me what you were about.
Speaker 2: To say, Oh, I was going to say, where are
Speaker 2: you going? This is where I was going. I wanted
Speaker 2: to see where you're going. You going to the problem
Speaker 2: this weekend, but you're also in June?
Speaker 3: Are going where problem? So Tiffany had its just prom
Speaker 3: the adult promise this weekend in California. Go to she
Speaker 3: Ready Productions for the information. It's soul trained seventies adult thing.
Speaker 3: What do y'all see the picture? Nothing to tell y'all
Speaker 3: answer up? And then next month Dune the twenty second.
Speaker 3: I will be in at comedy in Harlem, two shows
Speaker 3: in New York. Go to the website or go to
Speaker 3: any of my social media platforms one row, Flame on Instagram, Flame,
Speaker 3: my Row, everywhere else and you can get all the information. Bobby,
Speaker 3: where can we find you, dear?
Speaker 2: First off, you can find me at Laugh and Learn
Speaker 2: podcast on Instagram. If you have ideas, if you have questions,
Speaker 2: if you want to send us anything, no porn, send
Speaker 2: it there. I am on Clifford Bobby on Instagram, I
Speaker 2: am on Bobby Clifford on TikTok and on Facebook.
Speaker 3: How about you send me the poorn?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah please? Oh sorry, I said my eyeballs almost exploded.
Speaker 3: I'm still on tour with Tiffany had it. So let
Speaker 3: me tell you guys something. Thank you guys for joining us.
Speaker 3: Here left a learned. We are on the precipice possibly
Speaker 3: and hopefully coming up on a season five. I will
Speaker 3: be on the Breakfast Club on June the I'm taking
Speaker 3: on June the eighteenth. It'll probably air on June the nineteenth,
Speaker 3: which is the weekend that I will be at comedy
Speaker 3: in Harlem. So you guys tune in. You know it's
Speaker 3: gonna be something. We're gonna try to get Bobby up
Speaker 3: there so me and Bobby can sit at the table together.
Speaker 3: We're gonna have a seat at the table like they
Speaker 3: did it, like they did at the last. But thank
Speaker 3: you guys for joining us. And here laugh a larn.
Speaker 3: No matter whether we are doing season five or not,
Speaker 3: the motto has not changed now and will not ever change.
Speaker 3: And I need you to remember this. Here is laughing
Speaker 3: learned or in your life. We're not trying to get
Speaker 3: you to change your mind. We're only trying to get
Speaker 3: you to use your mind, because why Bobby.
Speaker 2: Because a mind in your vote are a terrible thing
Speaker 2: to waste.
Speaker 3: Whoa, and we thank you for joining us. We three
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