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Speaker 3: Hey this is slam My Rolle and welcome to this
Speaker 3: week's episode of Laugh and Learn. I know y'all been
Speaker 3: missing me. I've been missing y'all too, But the girl
Speaker 3: been busy. I had stuff to do. What I had
Speaker 3: to do was so busily. When I had a birthday
Speaker 3: and we had a roast, a comedy roast at the
Speaker 3: Hollywood Laugh Factory on Monday to seventeenth, Oh my god,
Speaker 3: I wish I could put it out. It was like
Speaker 3: the comedy roast of Yesteryear. But you know, we live
Speaker 3: in a sensitive climate and some of the things that
Speaker 3: they said some people may find offensive. Everybody ain't like me.
Speaker 3: I was reminded of that, even though I wish everybody was.
Speaker 3: But I just want to tell you guys that, And
Speaker 3: I want to say hello to my co host, my
Speaker 3: lovely cass is Bobby Cliffer.
Speaker 1: Hello, Bobby, hi flame. Can I ask you a question
Speaker 1: about the roast because I've been dying to know how
Speaker 1: many people came up?
Speaker 3: Did I have potatoes or gravy? Is what you.
Speaker 1: Know? I like potatoes and gravy if you saw the
Speaker 1: size of my ass. But how many people came up
Speaker 1: the host?
Speaker 3: Maybe eight? It was so fun. Only one guy was like,
Speaker 3: I can't roast slam. I really like flaming. I'm like, dude,
Speaker 3: ain't no feelings in a roast? You gotta go for it.
Speaker 3: So Chris Spencer hosted, who is my absolute favorite host
Speaker 3: period of everyone? And Chris went after the people, the
Speaker 3: other roasters as well as me as well as himself.
Speaker 3: He was so great. Melani Comancho, Buddy Lewis, Vet the
Speaker 3: funny Lady, my co host Memphis will Oh. I can't
Speaker 3: even think of all the people, but they were so great,
Speaker 3: and Kim Widley, Kim Willy King. I may put it
Speaker 3: out eventually, but we gotta let the climate smoove over
Speaker 3: right now because everybody in their feelings and I don't
Speaker 3: want to hurt nobody feelings. But it was so great, Bobby.
Speaker 3: It was so much fun for me, even with the
Speaker 3: insults and everything, because as a comedian, I self deprecate first,
Speaker 3: but then I go after you, and when I go
Speaker 3: after you, I go with you hard, so I expect
Speaker 3: you to come after me hard. It was pretty awesome.
Speaker 3: I had a great time, Bobby. I really need it.
Speaker 1: What a compliment though, you know, in your career, if
Speaker 1: people roast you, what a compliment.
Speaker 3: They told my ass up too. They didn't roast me.
Speaker 3: They cooked me, good God, they cooked me. It was
Speaker 3: so fun though. It was so wonderful. Miss I miss
Speaker 3: you guys. Play mass Hello Aaron I produced and we
Speaker 3: miss you guys. I'm sorry. We were supposed to be
Speaker 3: putting out another show, but Hollywood is hurry up and wait.
Speaker 3: And speaking of Hollywood, there's a massive strike going on still.
Speaker 3: First it was the writer's strike. Now the actors are
Speaker 3: on strike for so much different treatment, and they want fair,
Speaker 3: more wages, they want some things changed with SAG after
Speaker 3: as far as insurance goes. So it's a lot, and
Speaker 3: I stand with the actors and the writers. You know,
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna march with y'all, but I damn sure
Speaker 3: stand with y'all. It's too hot to march or southern California.
Speaker 3: I'm not march, and I'm old. I'm thirty nine, I'm old.
Speaker 1: I really don't blame them for striking. I was reading
Speaker 1: just you know, some of the little blurbs that come out,
Speaker 1: and one actress said was I think it was Nandy
Speaker 1: Moore that for the last show that she had done.
Speaker 1: For the reruns that stream the actors are getting one
Speaker 1: dollar an episode an episod, so the person an episode
Speaker 1: that it runs, and that doesn't seem quite right.
Speaker 3: Well, it's a lot. It's a lot going on, and
Speaker 3: people the streaming service has changed the game because they
Speaker 3: can bring up shows that have been around for oh
Speaker 3: my god, thirty forty years, and you know, people are
Speaker 3: still making money off of that, but not the actors
Speaker 3: and not the writers and so that's what they want. So,
Speaker 3: you know, I'm hoping that it comes to a resolve
Speaker 3: soon because Bobby, I hate that. What people don't realize
Speaker 3: is that all you see is that the writers are marching,
Speaker 3: or that the actors and actresses are marching. You keep
Speaker 3: for getting all these other also, how to work, craft services, operators,
Speaker 3: the sound, the grip, the producers, the showrunners, the pas.
Speaker 3: It's so many people that are unemployed, you know, behind
Speaker 3: these people not working, so you just see the face.
Speaker 3: But it is constant Hollywood a lot a lot of money.
Speaker 3: And I hope that what I saw or read about,
Speaker 3: you know, some big big wigs behind the scenes saying
Speaker 3: that we're gonna let them go broken to they almost homeless,
Speaker 3: or until they're homeless before we bring them back. I'm
Speaker 3: hoping that it's not true. But I know how this
Speaker 3: machine works, and good god, I'm glad I know how
Speaker 3: to oil my own ass, because I don't want that
Speaker 3: machine oil in my.
Speaker 1: They better be careful though, even with careless comments like that,
Speaker 1: because in this culture and this climate today, people are
Speaker 1: gonna pivot and pick another entertainment, you know, so even
Speaker 1: look at we would never go and see a movie
Speaker 1: out of you know, streaming on our television. I wouldn't
Speaker 1: think that was attractive. I'd want to go to the
Speaker 1: movie theater. But that changed with COVID when they started
Speaker 1: the streaming. So now if you start messing with that
Speaker 1: that medium, you know, people will turn to something else, so.
Speaker 3: Can Oh, Bobby, you know that's so funny you said that. Now,
Speaker 3: COVID didn't deter me from going to the movies. You
Speaker 3: know what deterred me from going to the movies? What
Speaker 3: mass shootings? Well, even because it's dark and I can't
Speaker 3: see you coming in, what you have or what have you?
Speaker 3: And so now I used to like to sit right
Speaker 3: in the middle, maybe free flave rolls in. Now I
Speaker 3: find myself subconsciously sitting in the back, off to the
Speaker 3: left or to the right, coastal exit or coast to
Speaker 3: where I can see who's coming in and who's going out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that's not interesting too, I don't even even Yeah,
Speaker 1: isn't that sad?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's sad.
Speaker 1: That's super sad. They just have to figure out a
Speaker 1: way to make it work. I know that they're hurting
Speaker 1: to financially, not the executives, but the industry in general,
Speaker 1: but things change, things improve, and they change, and you've
Speaker 1: got to figure out a way to make it work.
Speaker 1: So hopefully this will happen. But I do stand with
Speaker 1: the actors and the writers because I think everybody everybody's
Speaker 1: doing something, they have to support themselves.
Speaker 3: Over here left a Larne. We send in our prayers,
Speaker 3: and we send in our faith and we hope you
Speaker 3: guys had a little nest egg or what have you,
Speaker 3: or a backup playing so you eat. There is a
Speaker 3: store here that's giving food away once a month too,
Speaker 3: out of work actors and actresses. So it's a lot
Speaker 3: of organizations that really are trying to help the people
Speaker 3: who work in Hollywood who may not have a nestet
Speaker 3: or a cushion, you know, because they're just working from
Speaker 3: paycheck to paycheck. So good level, Yeah, b level, Let's
Speaker 3: get on to let's get on to get on Bobby,
Speaker 3: where we're going? What were doing?
Speaker 1: So I just wanted to we wanted to talk quickly
Speaker 1: about a quick inform. We've lost two greats in the
Speaker 1: past forty eight hours. First, Bill Getty's the co creator
Speaker 1: of The View. He died at sixty eight from a
Speaker 1: coronary problem. And then somebody I had a crush on
Speaker 1: for a lot of my life.
Speaker 3: Tony Banish, he would have married you, Bobby. He had
Speaker 3: a wife about as young as you.
Speaker 1: Yes, well you you know what I think of old balls.
Speaker 1: But he was he was a terrific, a terrific guy.
Speaker 1: I just think of everything that he put out. My
Speaker 1: left my heart in San Francisco, blue velvet. How many
Speaker 1: people talk about a compliment of remade his music well,
Speaker 1: you know or yeah, song just absolutely terrific. I loved
Speaker 1: him and you never heard anything bad.
Speaker 3: Yeah. His career spanded more than seventy years on stage.
Speaker 3: They were His father was an Italian immigrant and he
Speaker 3: dad when he was ten, and his mom raised him.
Speaker 3: And I love that he gets so much praise to
Speaker 3: his mom for being the rock, the sturdy one and
Speaker 3: keeping the family together. And he entertained and she always
Speaker 3: encouraged it so he could help take care of the
Speaker 3: family and he did. Good. Dude. Old man took his
Speaker 3: blue pill because he had a young wife, remember, in
Speaker 3: his later years, because they say he has been living
Speaker 3: with alzheimer since twenty sixteen or twenty seventeen. One of
Speaker 3: the two and the wife was right there and they
Speaker 3: kept it on the low. But even with that, Bobby,
Speaker 3: he worked with some grapes that's out now. He made
Speaker 3: the album with a dus album with so many legends
Speaker 3: including the late Aretha Franklin, Lady God, God, and so
Speaker 3: many others. I think El Sir Elson John, he has
Speaker 3: made music with so in his senior years, in his
Speaker 3: golden years. So he lived a grand four life.
Speaker 1: He was performing up until two years ago, even with
Speaker 1: the Alzheimer's, so he was really remarkable. It showed the
Speaker 1: road learning. He could still he knew the words, they
Speaker 1: were like literally ingrained in his head, and he could
Speaker 1: still play the He might not be able to hold
Speaker 1: the conversation, but he could. He could play that piano
Speaker 1: and still sing that song. So God bless. I hope
Speaker 1: he's singing to Saint Peter now.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Rest in peace to Tony Benny and and rest
Speaker 3: in peace to Bill Geddy's. Cherry Shepherd put up a
Speaker 3: big post about him today because she said he was
Speaker 3: very human so in helping her get the job on
Speaker 3: the view. So I appreciate that.
Speaker 1: Oh, he seemed like a good He seemed like a
Speaker 1: good guy or a good mentor anyway to people. So
Speaker 1: but but anyway, God bless, God bless too, the two
Speaker 1: of them, and.
Speaker 3: Seeing Erry Shepherd, prayers out to our girl, Cherry Shepherd.
Speaker 3: She just had a little, a little nip and tuck,
Speaker 3: so we wish a speedy recovery. She's going from a
Speaker 3: she's going from a to a minus seat.
Speaker 1: You know what. We saw her when you guys were
Speaker 1: at Caroline's in New York, and I egged never realize
Speaker 1: how tiny she was heighwise and stature, and actually how
Speaker 1: she she's a smaller person. Like her boobs are so
Speaker 1: big that you would think she was a big girl
Speaker 1: because you only see her from the neck up. But
Speaker 1: she's little. You know, she's got like no bottom, Her
Speaker 1: legs aren't big. She works out constantly. I kind of
Speaker 1: imagine that that wouldn't help her neck, because you know,
Speaker 1: I'm watching her laf weights and I'm thinking I got
Speaker 1: those boots and knock you right over. So God bless,
Speaker 1: I'm sure it was actually this probably wasn't cosmetic. It
Speaker 1: was probably more medical, you know, for her health and
Speaker 1: to keep her so she was her back wasn't killing
Speaker 1: her all the time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they got a little heavy on her, and I
Speaker 3: think she could wear more things, and because she's on
Speaker 3: daytime TV area that she really needs as less stressed
Speaker 3: off her as possible. So hats off and prayers for Shepherd. Absolutely,
Speaker 3: she's here. Fine. I figured I text every day, every day.
Speaker 1: Text it perfect, perfect, God bless or. I enjoy herself.
Speaker 1: That makes me happy.
Speaker 3: Let me let me get to Let me get to
Speaker 3: the mess. Let me get to some mess. Let me
Speaker 3: get to the messiest, ridiculous, most ridiculous senator from Georgia.
Speaker 3: Uh Marjorie Taylor, dumb ass green. Let me just call
Speaker 3: it God, set it up boy, so I can knock
Speaker 3: it down. Please?
Speaker 1: She honest to God. She she she is so obsessed
Speaker 1: with President Biden and getting him out. She has a
Speaker 1: b in her bonnet about Hunter. She goes to a
Speaker 1: Ways and Means committee or an oversight committee to try
Speaker 1: to get him knocked out because she she's swearing somehow
Speaker 1: that he's basically paying for and not writing an offer
Speaker 1: as taxes prostitutes or or companions or whatever. They couldn't
Speaker 1: prove it, they had no information. So she whips out
Speaker 1: her laptop, holds it up and basically shows pornography him.
Speaker 1: It was his laptop. The picks that were on his laptop,
Speaker 1: which you know guys will be guys, not for me,
Speaker 1: but and shows the picks. What's even the newest twist
Speaker 1: of it is because she didn't get any any satisfaction
Speaker 1: in the oversight committee, I guess she said some sort
Speaker 1: of blast email blast to his her people. Unfortunately, what
Speaker 1: she didn't bother to check with her people beforehand before
Speaker 1: she sent the blast out is it has no way
Speaker 1: to this blast to screen for age. So potentially she
Speaker 1: said porn to minors. Can you imagine.
Speaker 3: She's just falling into the criteria of the dops because
Speaker 3: like I said before, I have plenty of friends that
Speaker 3: are male escorts, and every time that there is a
Speaker 3: Republican National convention, they say they made more money and
Speaker 3: I'm link than they have made all year.
Speaker 1: Oh I could imagine. But what I'm what I'm not
Speaker 1: understanding is this is the son of the president, not
Speaker 1: the president. I mean, this is totally it's political. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's so politically motivated. And who cares if he Weggs
Speaker 1: is weenie to an escort or to I don't care,
Speaker 1: he was a single guy. What do I care?
Speaker 3: A and B she going after Hunter Biden, which is
Speaker 3: the president's son. But they're not acknowledging the ex president's
Speaker 3: son who has been on TV clearly lit up alleged
Speaker 3: it wasn't on alcohol. Let me say that we can't
Speaker 3: blame it on the alcohol, Jamie Fox. We can blame
Speaker 3: it on something else, maybe that Johnson Johnson baby powder.
Speaker 3: But it damna or now god.
Speaker 1: Alcohol. No, I don't, I don't get it.
Speaker 3: I'm so blown away at how the Republicans are dogmas.
Speaker 3: They are so strong in what they believe, even if
Speaker 3: it's a lie, and they want us to believe it.
Speaker 3: They are pushing narratives that are unbelievable. Trump with all
Speaker 3: these indictments and then there's a new one coming down,
Speaker 3: coming down for Donald Trump. Now, what I do admire
Speaker 3: about Trump, Oh did I say admire? What I do
Speaker 3: admire about the Trump is that every time they hit
Speaker 3: him with something, he goes to the court of public
Speaker 3: opinion to put it out first. So he was spearhead
Speaker 3: which way it's going to go. That's not to say
Speaker 3: that they won't find him guilty or whatever, But when
Speaker 3: he comes out to make himself look like a victim
Speaker 3: to his base, they rally behind him, Bobby. I'm also
Speaker 3: I'm almost at the point of which I wish they
Speaker 3: would stop telling him and just hit him with it
Speaker 3: at the last minute so he cannot play the game
Speaker 3: that he is playing because it's working for him.
Speaker 1: I just, I just Marjorie is so stupid. She came
Speaker 1: out and I think it was called the Turning Point
Speaker 1: Action Conference, and she thought she tried to attack Biden.
Speaker 1: She thought she away to a chap that would really
Speaker 1: turn people off show how stupid he was is she
Speaker 1: likened him to FDR and Lyndon Johnson, two of the
Speaker 1: greatest presidents that we have had. Uh, you know, we
Speaker 1: had the New Deal under FDR, We've had Social Security
Speaker 1: come out, We've had Medicare. I just I can'd this woman.
Speaker 1: She's she's just an absolute empisode. I think the only
Speaker 1: people that are actually listening to her that far far far,
Speaker 1: you know, right group.
Speaker 3: Because any yeah, they so far, they too far for
Speaker 3: us to reach and thank God, let me stay good God.
Speaker 3: But again it goes back to they went after Hunter Bikeen,
Speaker 3: but no, they give Donald Trump Junior a past. Donald
Speaker 3: Trump Junior is boldly and embolden and who he is
Speaker 3: because of his father oh absolutely, And it's just it's
Speaker 3: it's ridiculous. But Bobby is going to get worse. It
Speaker 3: is going to get worse.
Speaker 1: Well, we'd always because now.
Speaker 3: Trump is they saying that he's steal the front runner.
Speaker 3: And when I saw the guy who came out about
Speaker 3: a week ago and said that Donald Trump could shoot
Speaker 3: somebody on the White House steps, and he still was
Speaker 3: going roll with him. And then people said, oh, that's
Speaker 3: just that's not him, that's just one person who would
Speaker 3: support him. That's not his base. That is his base.
Speaker 3: That is yes, And they want to say what his
Speaker 3: base is. I say his base. He got seventy six
Speaker 3: million votes. That's his base. It's crazy because people don't
Speaker 3: publicly say it, don't mean that they don't feel the
Speaker 3: exact same way that this man felt that who publicly
Speaker 3: said that. And now he's looking at Carrie Lake to
Speaker 3: be his so called vice president. She worse than Trump.
Speaker 3: She's Trump with a vagina. Good god, yeah, you know.
Speaker 1: Crazy, hopefully somebody she The Biden campaign ran with it.
Speaker 1: They loved it. They put it into a meme and
Speaker 1: they're showing it to show all of their accomplishments. Everything
Speaker 1: that you thought was bad. That we the people, and
Speaker 1: the other presidents after you are and Johnson who are
Speaker 1: presidents for the people and the underprivileged. And you know,
Speaker 1: we got through the depression because after your Oh she
Speaker 1: just I think. I think what we need to do
Speaker 1: is all of our old encyclopedias that nobody uses now
Speaker 1: because we go, we have to package the wall up
Speaker 1: in a box and send them to her. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: maybe she'll crack one and actually read. Which kind of
Speaker 1: brings us to DeSantis and and what he's doing down
Speaker 1: in Florida. As far as education with African Americans.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it is. It is so preponderant. Well not even
Speaker 3: just African Americans, any enslaved people, right, and I think
Speaker 3: all I think all nationalities, including Caucasian at some point
Speaker 3: have been so called enslaved. But you know us as
Speaker 3: a as a Black people, and uh as Jewish people,
Speaker 3: some people were you know, indigenous service. Yeah, yeah, we
Speaker 3: were in a slave place. But it is preponderous that
Speaker 3: they want to erase books that say that being a
Speaker 3: slave taught skill and help them. That is to me, Bobby,
Speaker 3: that is the biggest kicking the ass f you that
Speaker 3: you can do to somebody to say that to somebody
Speaker 3: who would choose to be somebody slave to work in
Speaker 3: ridiculous conditions, he cold molested. Any time you want your
Speaker 3: children sold from you because you are somebody's property, so
Speaker 3: you belong to somebody else who would sign up for that?
Speaker 1: Please tell me, Well, I don't even understand. So let's
Speaker 1: dial it back just a quarter dial back from that.
Speaker 1: If they were left in their country, where they were,
Speaker 1: with their families and with all their people, why the
Speaker 1: heck would they need to know how to bail Hay?
Speaker 1: And none of that made a difference even where they were, well,
Speaker 1: they didn't need to learn how to bill Hay. So
Speaker 1: what skill did they need to have? It's such a
Speaker 1: stupid it's such an ignorant comment. What did that rape
Speaker 1: teach the person? What skill did they get from.
Speaker 3: That and from that era? Bobby, And you're a white woman,
Speaker 3: so I can say this to you face to face,
Speaker 3: because as from a wife, as from a black perspective,
Speaker 3: when you hear about what they because I wasn't there
Speaker 3: neither way, you were too young in right and slaves,
Speaker 3: but I would hear that. You know, the Caucasian women,
Speaker 3: the slave owned master's wives or the slaves wives with
Speaker 3: the slave owners wives would say black people have diseases,
Speaker 3: black people, but the master couldn't stay out the slave quarter.
Speaker 3: And I believe that because they showed that in that
Speaker 3: movie Twelve Years a Slave. If the if the master's
Speaker 3: wife or the slave owner's wife felt like the slave
Speaker 3: owner took a liking to one of the females, you know,
Speaker 3: in the sexual capacity publicly, not flirting openly, but she
Speaker 3: was just too nice to her, and she sensed because
Speaker 3: women have it into like you wouldn't believe, I don't
Speaker 3: care what color you are, that she was more meaning
Speaker 3: to that woman. She would abuse her or put marks
Speaker 3: on her face or whatever that is. That is what
Speaker 3: I'm talking about. You know that nobody ever talked about
Speaker 3: what happens when you were a slave and your master
Speaker 3: or your owner was mental ill, was mentally ill, because
Speaker 3: mental illness ain't just started. All these new terminology y'all
Speaker 3: got for ADHD and O c D and all that.
Speaker 3: None of that has just started. Bipolar that's been going
Speaker 3: on since the creation of me.
Speaker 1: Those are the people they used to put on the
Speaker 1: porch or put up in the attic.
Speaker 3: So think about if you got somebody like that and
Speaker 3: they know they own you, and they go in and
Speaker 3: out because they're a little cuckoo. What kind of situations
Speaker 3: was that? You know, it's crazy, Bobby, It is too
Speaker 3: much to think about. But I hate that they trying
Speaker 3: to that Ron de Santis is trying to erase our history.
Speaker 3: That is that is to me, it's just not cool.
Speaker 3: So you're gonna make people you know it was, but
Speaker 3: you know, it was as bad as when Kanye West
Speaker 3: said on the show that slavery was a choice. No
Speaker 3: one would choose to be a slave, no one.
Speaker 1: It's not like they raised their hand when they went
Speaker 1: over to Africa with the vote and said, oh mine,
Speaker 1: I'd like the lead o death. You know, that is
Speaker 1: such an ignorant comment to make to you. I don't even.
Speaker 1: I can't even. And the skills that they that the
Speaker 1: slaves learned when they brought them when they weren't slaves,
Speaker 1: and they brought those skills forward to support themselves, they
Speaker 1: got a fraction of the money is the white man,
Speaker 1: so what they have to do twice, it's the whole.
Speaker 1: It's just it's the most ignorant. We need to know
Speaker 1: our history so that we can learn from our history
Speaker 1: and we don't repeat our history. Fit was bad, so
Speaker 1: it makes absolutely no sense to whitewash over it.
Speaker 3: Well, well, fortunately, let me say this, Ron the Census
Speaker 3: is losing big in the presidency. He's also losing his
Speaker 3: own state of Florida. He's losing in the state of
Speaker 3: Florida because I think he has really pushing extreme that
Speaker 3: even Florida does not want to deal with. But guess what, Florida,
Speaker 3: if y'all hear me, he can only vote for himself
Speaker 3: one time.
Speaker 1: Oh that's about it. I mean, the fool was telling
Speaker 1: Russell brand who as a podcast that January sixth wasn't
Speaker 1: an insurrection, it was a rally. Yeah, can you imagine.
Speaker 3: But the problem with it, Bobby, is that the lost
Speaker 3: people follow lost people. So if they're listening to him
Speaker 3: and they believe that he is their leader, they're gonna
Speaker 3: follow this leader straight to the depths of hell. I
Speaker 3: hate that people don't use their own man in their
Speaker 3: own thought process, which is something I'm glad that when
Speaker 3: you listen to laugh Along, which we tell you all
Speaker 3: the time, use your own damn man, don't use somebody else's.
Speaker 3: But yeah, it is scary, and I'm hoping that they
Speaker 3: can overturn that, because that well, what that will do
Speaker 3: is make that generation middle schoolers instill that in their
Speaker 3: children's here and their grandchildren here. So they'll make it like, oh,
Speaker 3: slavery wasn't even real. They'll make it like it wasn't
Speaker 3: even it didn't even happen, that I was slavery. Then
Speaker 3: a trickle down to the Holocaust. Then the tricker down
Speaker 3: to all these mass shootings and mass murders.
Speaker 1: They started with the Holocaust. They've been saying for fifteen years.
Speaker 1: We finally got it out. I'm sorry to interrupt that,
Speaker 1: just I'm like, what makes me so mad? They we
Speaker 1: finally got it all out. We're rolling backwards, slam. We
Speaker 1: all believed the truth, we knew we were educating, and
Speaker 1: now some I don't know how it happened or where
Speaker 1: the flip was, but we're rolling backwards and we're trying
Speaker 1: to roll the rock up again and hide it all.
Speaker 3: We did an episode of Laugh and Learn maybe a
Speaker 3: year ago, and I said, I've never learned to walk backwards.
Speaker 3: I was never taught to walk backwards. I was only
Speaker 3: taught to hold my head of how and walk forward.
Speaker 3: For the people that are walking backwards. I'm so sorry
Speaker 3: for you because you were lost because I was never
Speaker 3: taught to walk backwards by me, and we are going
Speaker 3: backwards as a society. We are moving backwards. And even
Speaker 3: when we get some of the dust settled and some
Speaker 3: of the smoke clear and we see it, they come
Speaker 3: right then with another AI sheet or another AI picture
Speaker 3: that you or believe this. Don't believe what you see,
Speaker 3: believe this. It is so crazy speaking of AI. AI
Speaker 3: is coming fast, y'all. They're also protesting at the march
Speaker 3: over the rallies and the strike over AI because AI
Speaker 3: is taken over. Bobby, I don't even go to the
Speaker 3: checkout to self checkout at the grocery store. When people say, players,
Speaker 3: let's go to self checkout, my line is, I don't
Speaker 3: work here. It's like you know you do it, damn right.
Speaker 3: I don't work here. I don't get no check or
Speaker 3: bag of my own groceries. No.
Speaker 1: I think it's folesy, But we do need people who
Speaker 1: want to do those jobs. Unfortunately, and the young kids
Speaker 1: today don't want to bag. We all paid our dues.
Speaker 1: That was the expression back in the eighties and the nineties.
Speaker 1: If the kids don't want it. They want to come
Speaker 1: out making a million dollars, then that teaches you something.
Speaker 1: It teaches you customer service skills. You know there's a million.
Speaker 1: So I think it started out not that they wanted
Speaker 1: to eliminate jobs, but they needed to be able to
Speaker 1: get people out with the groceries. Now it's it's changed again, so.
Speaker 3: You can make it. You can make a million dollars
Speaker 3: by me. I'm sure somebody wants to see a middle
Speaker 3: age uh medium sized white battalion, a white Irish woman
Speaker 3: shaking can can on only fans. We're going to start
Speaker 3: your only fans and shake it up. No.
Speaker 1: I love that you said that I was medium sized,
Speaker 1: medium times two plus a little.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, there's a fish for somewhere somebody wants.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I don't look. I don't even when I
Speaker 1: go into the bathroom I have met Tom. When I
Speaker 1: have to go into the into the shower, I don't
Speaker 1: want to touch it.
Speaker 3: I don't want somebody else.
Speaker 1: So the other we were going to talk about Trump
Speaker 1: a little bit, said he got that new target letter
Speaker 1: for for Georgia, which it looks like it's a it's
Speaker 1: a pretty solid letter. Even though we haven't all seen it.
Speaker 1: It's he's a mess. This is his indictment.
Speaker 3: I watched him today on the news that he was
Speaker 3: talking about they're coming after me. He plays the victim.
Speaker 3: But I'm telling you, Bobby, it is so strategically brilliant
Speaker 3: to his baits that he put it out like he's
Speaker 3: the victim. He can't. They're coming after me because of
Speaker 3: what I've done for you, That's what he says, because
Speaker 3: of what like he has done something to help the country.
Speaker 3: You turn your own country against your own vice president.
Speaker 3: You try to have uh, the Speaker of the House,
Speaker 3: my beloved Nancy Pelosi, you know what have you done
Speaker 3: for the people? Child? But you know what, Bobby, it's
Speaker 3: a cult. They falling for it. They listening to it,
Speaker 3: and they're going with it. And it's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: It's a cult. I mean, I really I don't understand.
Speaker 1: And there's a lot of good people, but how good
Speaker 1: they can believe this stuff? He keeps saying, I'm doing
Speaker 1: it for you. I'm like, you hid documents for us,
Speaker 1: you tried to pens even pants. It's saying that now
Speaker 1: the January sixth is not it wasn't an insurrection. You know,
Speaker 1: it was a riot. No, you ass hash, they were
Speaker 1: coming for.
Speaker 3: You with a news Okay, So let's let's just put
Speaker 3: it out there today, at this time, right now. Pence
Speaker 3: is a woods. Pence will never be the president of
Speaker 3: the United States. He just won't. He does not have
Speaker 3: the capacity, He does not have a conviction. He does
Speaker 3: not have the balls to hold it down. I'm sure
Speaker 3: he has balls, but they're not big enough.
Speaker 1: No mother has them.
Speaker 3: Oh they're not big enough to stay the whole deposition
Speaker 3: because he's too weak. He's a weak and he has
Speaker 3: showed his weakness through his wishy washing, is through his
Speaker 3: back pedaling, and through his holding his head down low
Speaker 3: for somebody that he feels inferior to. You will never
Speaker 3: be the president. I'm sorry to say that, but you won't.
Speaker 1: No, and he needs money. He's getting no money, even
Speaker 1: DeSantis is It's totally worrisome that he's fundraising. He's getting
Speaker 1: next to nothing coming in in comparison to Trump. You know,
Speaker 1: he needs to just Santis needs a total reboot. Pence
Speaker 1: needs to put a can out sell pencils or something
Speaker 1: on the corner because no one's giving him a dime.
Speaker 1: So you know, you need money. You have to spend
Speaker 1: money to make money, and he's not going to be
Speaker 1: able to do it, even just from a logistics.
Speaker 3: From the standpoint, they keep pushing last, they can keep
Speaker 3: on pushing last. And while we're on the subject of Lion.
Speaker 1: Oh god, I hate the subject coming on.
Speaker 3: Well, we're on the subject of Lion of needing attention
Speaker 3: and just creating a story that was completely unnecessary. Carly
Speaker 3: what's her last.
Speaker 1: Name, Russell? And she's so gorgeous, So I don't understand
Speaker 1: why she needs attention.
Speaker 3: I don't know if it's mental illness. I don't know.
Speaker 1: She's got to be. She's got to be. I know,
Speaker 1: you think I always say that, But then nobody could
Speaker 1: go out and do what she did and be in.
Speaker 3: Their right mind. Well, well, the reports say that there
Speaker 3: was a boyfriend issue, But let me tell you something
Speaker 3: about that love thing. I tell you I fight with
Speaker 3: that love thing all the time. That's the same thing
Speaker 3: that happened with the lady here who is arguing with
Speaker 3: her boyfriend driving her car at top speed and ran
Speaker 3: through the light and killed all those people because the
Speaker 3: car hit the das pumping and cinerated all those including children.
Speaker 3: That I'm not accepting it, Bobby, I'm not accepting that.
Speaker 3: I understand the perils of a broken heart and wooa woo,
Speaker 3: but this was there was so much harm done by
Speaker 3: this woman, and not just for black women or black people,
Speaker 3: but for women or period people who are being kidnapped
Speaker 3: for real. Because now you have to sit down this
Speaker 3: lie and you had the whole and it just didn't
Speaker 3: It didn't stay in Alabama. It spread across the country,
Speaker 3: probably across the nation, because I think it made international news.
Speaker 3: Another big lie, because you needed some attention, the same
Speaker 3: thing that Jessice Small did. You needed some attention. But
Speaker 3: what you are doing and the process is hurting people
Speaker 3: because if a black woman come on miss or a
Speaker 3: teenage girl run away or you know, come on missing
Speaker 3: there and say, oh she ran away, Oh it's not true.
Speaker 3: It's a lie, Bobby, is so scary and it does
Speaker 3: so much detriment to the community and to women especially.
Speaker 1: It reminds me of when we were Children's Flame and
Speaker 1: they told us not to that little like moral tale
Speaker 1: of not crying wolf, because that's exactly what's going to happen.
Speaker 1: So the next person's going to come along and they're
Speaker 1: not going to pay as much attention, not to mention
Speaker 1: if you do it from an operational and a practical standpoint,
Speaker 1: tremendous resources when it went into trying to find her,
Speaker 1: those resources could have been put trying to find another child,
Speaker 1: another woman, instead of wasting them on her. I mean,
Speaker 1: my heart goes out if it actually happened. She was
Speaker 1: very clever. I mean, she really thought this out. She
Speaker 1: called nine one one, and then she got on the
Speaker 1: phone with someone in her family in state. I thought
Speaker 1: that is I wouldn't even have thought to have someone
Speaker 1: on the phone in case something happened to me could
Speaker 1: witness it. That's something that I would do. I also
Speaker 1: said to myself, let's pretend there really was a child.
Speaker 1: I don't think I'd ever get out of the car. Now,
Speaker 1: I call the police and I might follow along, but
Speaker 1: I'm not going to get out of the car, you know,
Speaker 1: and take my protection away from myself.
Speaker 3: Well what hurts me, Bobby, is because you're doing this.
Speaker 3: And even though that was in Alabama, there are thirty
Speaker 3: seven young kids that are thirty seven children are missing
Speaker 3: in Cleveland, Ohio. I mean yeah, in Cleveland. Yeah, so
Speaker 3: you know, there's different resources, but more attention being focused
Speaker 3: on that a story that you created, as opposed to
Speaker 3: thirty seven and counting kids missing. I personally don't believe
Speaker 3: those kids are being sex traffic I don't know. This
Speaker 3: is my own personal belief. I believe that those kids
Speaker 3: are being acousted and locked up in people's homes like
Speaker 3: they did, like they got did a few years ago,
Speaker 3: and had that woman in his house for ten years,
Speaker 3: had babies with and everything. I think people are using
Speaker 3: these kids as six lanes and as maids, and just
Speaker 3: because people feel like you're not coming in my home
Speaker 3: and so you don't know what's happening anymore. The sense
Speaker 3: of community and neighborhood has dissipated so much that people
Speaker 3: don't visit each other's homes anymore. People don't just show
Speaker 3: up and say, oh, we brought you dinner over, and
Speaker 3: we will it's not the world is not as welcoming
Speaker 3: as it used to be. S Russia.
Speaker 1: We used to call that company, remember, yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: and people there's a comedian, Sebastian Manuscalco who has a
Speaker 1: whole bit on it that you know, the whole family
Speaker 1: used to run to the door when the when the
Speaker 1: doorbell rang, and now we y'all hide behind the couch
Speaker 1: and try to peek out and stick see who it is. Like,
Speaker 1: it's totally it's totally flipped. You're exactly right. But we
Speaker 1: could have taken the whatever it was one hundred and
Speaker 1: forty hours of the FBI and everybody else looking for Carly,
Speaker 1: and we could have put it into those thirty seven kids, right,
Speaker 1: and maybe they would have found one of them. They
Speaker 1: got to answer.
Speaker 3: And I believe that they will make an example out
Speaker 3: of this lady because it took too much man hours
Speaker 3: and she is in Alabama, which is still a very
Speaker 3: racist state. They say what I say, so I think
Speaker 3: they will. I think they're going to slam her. Will
Speaker 3: I say deservedly? So I won't say undeservedly I won't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well, they have to prevent and I hate the
Speaker 1: thought of it because I do think there's going to
Speaker 1: be some mental illness or something going on with her.
Speaker 1: But if they don't do it, other people are going
Speaker 1: to come forward and do you know, like other people
Speaker 1: are going to start doing stuff like this. We can't
Speaker 1: have it. So but it's still I'm not one hundred
Speaker 1: percent on slamming her. I want to see the full investigation.
Speaker 1: I want to see what they could come up with.
Speaker 1: So far they haven't had. They can't find anything to
Speaker 1: corroborate any part of her story. And you know she
Speaker 1: was if it's true they got stuff from her cell
Speaker 1: phone that said, I mean, I believe that's true, that
Speaker 1: she was looking things up like she was looking at
Speaker 1: the Liam Neeson movies taken. She searched to see how
Speaker 1: it to do who has to pay for an amber alert,
Speaker 1: how to take money out of a register without getting caught,
Speaker 1: and how to buy bus tickets, cetera, et cetera. So
Speaker 1: that doesn't look so good for her, unfortunately, But I
Speaker 1: still want to see if they can find anything and
Speaker 1: and what proof they can get other than just the
Speaker 1: searches to prove that she actually didn't didn't. But I'm
Speaker 1: telling you, she showed up on their doorstep. You know,
Speaker 1: a kidnapper is not going to uber you home. It's
Speaker 1: not gonna happen. So but that that that's unfortunate. I
Speaker 1: wish her the best as far as I hope she
Speaker 1: gets help, and I feel badly for her mom, who
Speaker 1: seemed like an absolute love. I feel badly for what
Speaker 1: it's probably doing to the family too.
Speaker 3: She dragged their mom into it. That's the sad part.
Speaker 3: You dragged your family into it. Yeah, people lose jobs,
Speaker 3: people lose their jobs and situations behind stuff like that.
Speaker 3: But you know what, boub you're right, we're gonna pray
Speaker 3: for and we're gonna pray that that does not become
Speaker 3: like a tick tag challenge or something, because right, because
Speaker 3: stuff like that does. And what you guys, what you're
Speaker 3: younger demographic or you younger generation have to understand is
Speaker 3: that you, guys, you see an ambulance coming behind you,
Speaker 3: pull your call over to the right. You cannot play
Speaker 3: with nan on money. You could, you could, somebody could
Speaker 3: die while you're playing. It happens, you know, if you
Speaker 3: called somebody their life. So it's just not a game,
Speaker 3: it's not it's not it's very serious. And I hate
Speaker 3: that that happened. And she showed that example because I
Speaker 3: don't want little kids to start thinking that's cool, because
Speaker 3: that's not cool.
Speaker 1: It's not cool, it's it's it's sick and sad. So
Speaker 1: I hope that they can show that part of it.
Speaker 1: And again I hope she could help. And I send
Speaker 1: my loving press to her family. Who was so worried
Speaker 1: that much have been absolutely devastating for them. They seemed
Speaker 1: like a really good family, a really good group of people.
Speaker 1: So hopefully they will rally around her and kind of
Speaker 1: shake some sense into her. And in the last ye shake, shake, shake,
Speaker 1: shake a little.
Speaker 3: Sense, shake the ship out of Come.
Speaker 1: On with y something. The last thing we had was
Speaker 1: the Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex is it Humorman? I
Speaker 1: can never say his name correctly.
Speaker 3: You know what it was so scared about that Bobby.
Speaker 3: That's that could be my neighbor, that could be your neighbor,
Speaker 3: because he lived a regular, productive life with children and
Speaker 3: a wife and a family, and who knew that he
Speaker 3: was this lunatic killer on the low?
Speaker 1: The only thing and I just saw it because it
Speaker 1: just came out on Cuomo. I was watching the New
Speaker 1: watching his show and they were talking about they was
Speaker 1: They said, did anybody know? And one neighbor said he
Speaker 1: didn't know anything like this, but he said he was odd.
Speaker 1: He would be up in the middle of the night
Speaker 1: having like fires, digging in the backyard and having fires
Speaker 1: because he was trying. I think he was always trying
Speaker 1: to burn his DNA. You know, he didn't want anything
Speaker 1: in the house that has DNA. So there was some
Speaker 1: odd behaviors going on. But does any did anybody even
Speaker 1: remotely think that that it was this. The other thing
Speaker 1: I found a little odd, just personally, is he was
Speaker 1: an architect, and they're pretty prominent people. They make a
Speaker 1: good salary. And his house looked like the House of Horrors, like,
Speaker 1: you know, throw a little paint on it, buddy, pick
Speaker 1: up the toys in the yard and mow ya lawn.
Speaker 1: Like it just didn't fit. The pattern didn't fit.
Speaker 3: Well. You know, that's why things change. People change. That's
Speaker 3: what I talk about with the whole trance thing. When
Speaker 3: people change. The man changed out. But the scary part
Speaker 3: is that he lived such a regular life. We would
Speaker 3: have never We probably wouldn't expected him eat the bobby.
Speaker 3: He might have been the friendliest neighbor speaking and how
Speaker 3: you're doing it woo woo woo. And the whole time
Speaker 3: he was killing people, he was looking at my daughters,
Speaker 3: like to kill my daughters and something. You just don't know. People,
Speaker 3: you just don't know.
Speaker 1: It'll be very interesting to say, I don't even want
Speaker 1: to see. So what'll we have three or four girls
Speaker 1: right now? I think he's been. He's being brought up
Speaker 1: for three of them, at least how many other bodies?
Speaker 1: You know? They said that he was in a beach town. Well,
Speaker 1: he was visiting the brother in Lockdown in South Carolina.
Speaker 1: I don't know if there's any any any beachy area
Speaker 1: that that he used there. So they're gonna start looking
Speaker 1: and stuff. It'll be interesting to see in the end
Speaker 1: how many bodies he.
Speaker 3: Actually has to Maybe maybe God had hit him in
Speaker 3: his ass and we'll get a full confession. God, did
Speaker 3: you hear me? I'm just saying, well, ladies, that was
Speaker 3: our laughing line for this week. Bobby, thank you so
Speaker 3: much for being just a gracious co host and being
Speaker 3: so wonderful. Thank you, mister Aarwin, because here a laugh
Speaker 3: and learn. Nothing has changed. Here a laughing and learn.
Speaker 3: We are not trying to get you to change your man.
Speaker 3: We are only trying to get you to use your man.
Speaker 1: Because the man is what Bobby, a terrible thing to waste.
Speaker 3: And some of you GOP's and some of you people
Speaker 3: following the modre Taylor Greens, your man has been wasted.
Speaker 3: You need to find yourself, rediscover who you are looking
Speaker 3: in the mirror, find your joy, find you some peace. And
Speaker 3: if you need a begon of hope and a begon
Speaker 3: of light to follow, she ain't the one. She gonna
Speaker 3: take you straight to hell. That light is dark. That
Speaker 3: light is dark. Let me just say that this is
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Speaker 3: I could do it without my toots. Thank you, Bobby
Speaker 3: because for being such a great sport.
Speaker 1: Thank you for giving me the opportunity I have a
Speaker 1: lot of time.
Speaker 3: And thank you for sounding like a woman this week,
Speaker 3: because last week you sounded like a frog. I'm just
Speaker 3: gonna say that I know.
Speaker 1: I felt today. These allergies better better knock it off.
Speaker 1: I'm feeling very lawer and the callers.
Speaker 3: I don't care how to voice sounds the intelligence. Thank
Speaker 3: you for being a smart, fair person. We appreciate you man.
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