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Speaker 1: This week, Hey, hey, this is comedian Explain Monroe and welcome, Welcome,
Speaker 1: Welcome to this week's episode of Laugh and Learn.
Speaker 3: I know I got a bunch of new listeners and
Speaker 3: the new followers because you guys have seen me on
Speaker 3: the road with Tiffany Hattish at the City Wineries and
Speaker 3: at the casinos, and I kept inviting y'all to come
Speaker 3: to the podcast to listen to me and my lovely
Speaker 3: co host, the one and only miss I can't. I can't,
Speaker 3: but I can't. She never says anyway, She never says,
Speaker 3: y'all missus, Bobby Clifford, how you touts?
Speaker 2: Why you're toots? And I do say it. You're just
Speaker 2: getting used to it. It's just in my regular language
Speaker 2: now and you don't notice it.
Speaker 3: I can't tall you saying that for the last two episodes.
Speaker 3: I can't trust Please make up for it this episode.
Speaker 2: I can't do a lot of stuff. You want me
Speaker 2: to be able to do it. You don't want me
Speaker 2: to say con. That's a bad word. That's a full
Speaker 2: little word.
Speaker 3: Can't. I'm saying CON's not the other one. Oh my god,
Speaker 3: you know that Boston accent and your Irish. Shoot, that's
Speaker 3: a double whammy. Good not a real full lettle word.
Speaker 3: That word.
Speaker 2: I hate that. That's what. There's a few words that
Speaker 2: go through me. You can't say the S word with me.
Speaker 3: Speaking of Boston, Bobby. How cold is it over there?
Speaker 3: Because y'all got a y'all got something going on on
Speaker 3: that East coast?
Speaker 2: Oh cold is the witch is ted? I think right
Speaker 2: now I'm looking at thirty two degrees right now. But
Speaker 2: there's a ron you know, winter's coming. I mean, it
Speaker 2: is December. I don't want people complaining when it's sunny
Speaker 2: outside and it's thirty two degrees. It's you from Chicago.
Speaker 2: You know it's not painful.
Speaker 3: I forget. I've been here for eighteen years. I forget.
Speaker 2: It's like when you have a baby and you forget
Speaker 2: how painful, and you have another one and you go,
Speaker 2: why didn't I remember this?
Speaker 3: Okay, another subject I can't relate to.
Speaker 2: Well, wait, I only had one, so I can't relate
Speaker 2: to it. But so they said, but when it's not
Speaker 2: when it's you know, not sunny, and they get that
Speaker 2: wind that comes off the water, you want to die.
Speaker 2: But today it was okay, it was snowy this morning.
Speaker 2: We walk up to some snow. My Burmese mountain dog
Speaker 2: was absolutely thrilled. We're doing okay. Speaking of weather, you
Speaker 2: guys in California had a earthquake.
Speaker 3: You did, okay, seven point zero, but it was in
Speaker 3: northern California. I'm in southern California. We didn't feel any
Speaker 3: of the effects, but it has been affecting my internet.
Speaker 3: So we sound a little wompy today until my end,
Speaker 3: I promise you, because they up there messing with et.
Speaker 3: Y'all better leave et alone. He made the phone and
Speaker 3: went home. Lead that man alone, Honest to god.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what got me nervous. And I because
Speaker 2: I have my cousins live up in the Valeo area,
Speaker 2: so I got I was a little petrified when I
Speaker 2: saw tsunami warning. I haven't heard tsunami since the Bali debacle,
Speaker 2: so that kind of scared me. But that's been that's
Speaker 2: since been removed, so that's okay. We're moving on. What
Speaker 2: have you been up to? I heard you've been a
Speaker 2: busy girl.
Speaker 3: Just working, Bobby, trying to sharpen my tool. Thank you.
Speaker 3: That the tour with Tiffany is over. We're supposed to
Speaker 3: restarted February. I'm setting up to my own things. And
Speaker 3: last night I went out to celebrate Kyle's birthday. Kyle Williams,
Speaker 3: who was the role manager for me and Tiffany when
Speaker 3: we were on the first two first couple of LEA
Speaker 3: and he was also the producer of the free voices
Speaker 3: when I did that at the laugh Factory, and he
Speaker 3: had his birthday party last night, and then I went
Speaker 3: to hang out with d ol Hugh, me myfrien the master,
Speaker 3: who was so brilliant and so funny and so great.
Speaker 3: It's just to me just on this. And I wasn't
Speaker 3: even on the show. I just went out to hang
Speaker 3: out at the ice House. They already booked me to
Speaker 3: come next week and d L was like, flame, please
Speaker 3: go up. So he said, you're not gonna come out
Speaker 3: and not work. I'm like, I got on jeans and
Speaker 3: cowboy boots. He said, You're going on stage, and I
Speaker 3: went on stage and had a fantastic time, talked about
Speaker 3: all the something. And since I'm talking about all the
Speaker 3: stuff they go on, let's start with the first with
Speaker 3: the first subject that I want to start with.
Speaker 2: Bobby, Oh, can I put you on pause for one second?
Speaker 2: I loved d L. Hughgley got a lot of thoughts.
Speaker 2: I've heard him on a lot of podcasts and stuff lately.
Speaker 2: Would be nice if you got really cozy with him,
Speaker 2: maybe we could, maybe we could bump some ideas off
Speaker 2: on law and learn. Just saying I agree.
Speaker 3: I believe that he would come home because he really
Speaker 3: does respect my opinion. And he told me exactly he
Speaker 3: had a project that he had something to come up
Speaker 3: that he wanted me to be a part of So
Speaker 3: we shall see, and I will definitely ask. Last night
Speaker 3: was the first time I asked him for his phone number.
Speaker 3: He said, Funds, you don't have my phone number. I
Speaker 3: said no. He said, why don't you have my phone number?
Speaker 3: I say, because you never gave it to me. He said,
Speaker 3: because you never asked. I was kind of not not
Speaker 3: afraid to ask, but I just didn't want to overstep
Speaker 3: my balance, Bobby. But respectfully see, and I think this
Speaker 3: is going to be a great segue into what I
Speaker 3: want to talk about. As a seasoned trans woman, I
Speaker 3: find that I don't have a place, but I know
Speaker 3: when to place myself in a situation to make it
Speaker 3: comfortable for everybody. Because just because I'm comfortable doesn't mean
Speaker 3: that the person outside of me is comfortable with me.
Speaker 3: So I have to leave a little wiggle room to say, hey,
Speaker 3: let me fill it out, let me let it balance out,
Speaker 3: let me get conformed, so that we can come to
Speaker 3: a common ground. And I think that that is why
Speaker 3: we are in such up up in arms. They arrested
Speaker 3: some activists today or yesterday for testing and the bathrooms
Speaker 3: in the Congress. They went to a bunch of trans
Speaker 3: women made a video and just in protests, and you know,
Speaker 3: and I understand that situation. I understand the plight of
Speaker 3: going to the women's bathroom because we have our first
Speaker 3: transgender senator. Her name is Sarah McBride, and I'm so
Speaker 3: proud of this woman. It also shows that we can
Speaker 3: lead bounds and heels if given the opportunity to just
Speaker 3: be who we are freely and work cohesively. And they
Speaker 3: gave her a whole lot Nancy Mays, of course, of
Speaker 3: Marjorie Taylor Green had given her so much grief about
Speaker 3: using the women's bathroom. Her presentation is completely woman and
Speaker 3: not just women, respectful women, dignified woman. She's not a
Speaker 3: half dressed She's classy. She is a politician. She is
Speaker 3: if you look at what a politician should be aligning
Speaker 3: themselves with, she is that the face of that. She
Speaker 3: just happens to be transgender woman. And when they went
Speaker 3: after her, and they were very nasty, putting up signs
Speaker 3: if you don't wasn't boring a woman and whatever, instead
Speaker 3: of her clapping back and being like, oh well, she
Speaker 3: was so classy with her. I'm here to represent Delawareans.
Speaker 3: I'm not here to fight out with which bathroom I use,
Speaker 3: And they do have all gender bathrooms at the Congress
Speaker 3: and at the Senate, so let's be may make that
Speaker 3: very clear. They were just looking to cause commotion, because
Speaker 3: the reason we are even having these issues about transgenders
Speaker 3: in the bathroom is because the transgender community, the young,
Speaker 3: woke ones, not the seasoned ones like myself. The yump
Speaker 3: made such an issue about like you needed validation to
Speaker 3: use the bathroom again, Bobby, you and I talked offline
Speaker 3: just what you said, FLA, when you go to the bathroom,
Speaker 3: you just go use the toilet, wash your hands, and
Speaker 3: come up out. That is not a meeting place. That
Speaker 3: is not a place to go and have a conversation.
Speaker 3: I don't even want to be in there to hit
Speaker 3: the sounds that's coming out the bathroom while I'm washing
Speaker 3: my head, and so I would be uncomfortable once I'm
Speaker 3: not doing my business as opposed to just coming up out.
Speaker 3: But they have made such a firestorm and made such
Speaker 3: a funk and such a loud think about it that
Speaker 3: now they are using it against the same people who
Speaker 3: talked about it. Now they're telling them you can't use
Speaker 3: the bathroom. But this also stems back to the walk culture.
Speaker 3: Telling anybody that you can be trains or that you
Speaker 3: are training. You don't tell people they are trained. They
Speaker 3: tell you they are trained because that's right, because it's
Speaker 3: in you, not on you. So that's the problem. They
Speaker 3: keep telling people that they are trains when they're not
Speaker 3: trans and it just has become a tobaco. I do
Speaker 3: believe that it is going to snowball out of control
Speaker 3: before it gets even better. And again, so many airports,
Speaker 3: restaurant businesses, schools have been so complicit with making all
Speaker 3: gender bathrooms, which I totally prefer because it's private. I
Speaker 3: don't have to worry about somebody.
Speaker 1: I don't want to.
Speaker 2: I don't want to go with anybody else.
Speaker 3: I don't want to.
Speaker 2: I don't want to have sounds and smeuse girls' bathrooms
Speaker 2: are filthy?
Speaker 3: What about the hold on? Because y'all have the option,
Speaker 3: they've used them and the women and I have made
Speaker 3: a joke about this, the women's bathroom are always nasty
Speaker 3: that the men's bathroom. Say that again, Bobby true.
Speaker 2: When I don't get in go in and come up
Speaker 2: with an STD pregnant or some other bacterial infection, I
Speaker 2: feel like it's a win for me. I would rather
Speaker 2: the have the bathrooms. I think that Mason Taylor Green.
Speaker 2: The only reason they started this nonsense is they're trying
Speaker 2: to fit in with the new hateful regime that is happening.
Speaker 2: I'm not even saying Trump that is coming. They want
Speaker 2: to be validated, They want to be heard because no
Speaker 2: one's paying any attention to them. You know, her and
Speaker 2: her bleach, blonde, bad bodied, I can't even take her.
Speaker 2: And Congresswoman McBride, God bless her. I know that these
Speaker 2: ladies are probably I'm assuming that are they all just
Speaker 2: transgender ladies or is it both ways that they're that
Speaker 2: are protesting? Do you know they're probably trying to help,
Speaker 2: but they're making it worse. I think I.
Speaker 3: Think just this, Zack, what you just see it. They're
Speaker 3: not getting the attention that they need to do the
Speaker 3: jobs that they were voted in for, so they're finding
Speaker 3: something to raise a funk about so that their names
Speaker 3: can be acknowledged on the floor. Now that is all everybody.
Speaker 3: So it looks like they're seeking validation from both sides
Speaker 3: of this. Because here's the thing, Bobby, when I'm dressed
Speaker 3: up or when I look like I'm looking right now.
Speaker 3: You guys will see us. Because I'm a great producer,
Speaker 3: Aaron makes visuals for us. I go to the women's bathroom,
Speaker 3: I have done it on lave on Ig with you all.
Speaker 3: Nobody says anything to me, Nobody questions me. Now if
Speaker 3: I go to the men's bathroom, as I'm coming out,
Speaker 3: men will look and they have to look up at
Speaker 3: the sign to make sure that they're going into the
Speaker 3: right man. Well, you got the girls out like you
Speaker 3: always covered but they're always covered up.
Speaker 2: But you can see when you've got a sweatshirt on.
Speaker 2: You might not know, but if you were in something
Speaker 2: that was form fitting, I wouldn't feel comfortable with somebody
Speaker 2: that presents as a trans man coming into the women's
Speaker 2: like the women's room, that would make me very uncomfortable.
Speaker 3: I want to go ahead, which is why I believe
Speaker 3: I want to thank the government or think who is
Speaker 3: ever in charge of making all of these all gender ressrooms.
Speaker 3: That was the problem. Now with the all gender restrooms,
Speaker 3: women with children will use them now, so you have
Speaker 3: to wait because they used to not be aligned for
Speaker 3: the all gender bathroom, but now so many at the airport.
Speaker 3: I just experienced this in Chicago. I had to wait
Speaker 3: for three women who had children to go in there
Speaker 3: and change pampers in them because the problem is in
Speaker 3: the baby's changing bathrooms there's no toilet, so you could
Speaker 3: kill two birds with want someone so I could change
Speaker 3: my baby's pamper and I can also relieve myself at
Speaker 3: the same time. So I think they need to put
Speaker 3: toilets in the baby changing station back for men and
Speaker 3: for women, because they also have them for me, and
Speaker 3: that would be fantastic. That way, it'll it'll, you know,
Speaker 3: it'll alleviate.
Speaker 2: It bocause if you have to go in and you
Speaker 2: have to help somebody toilet, the even the handicapped stalls
Speaker 2: sometimes sometimes they're roomy enough. Sometimes they're too small flame
Speaker 2: so I can't get in there and and help pivot
Speaker 2: and move and all that stuff. So those all gender
Speaker 2: bathrooms are great. Now I can tell you what I
Speaker 2: don't like about them. I go in with my wipes
Speaker 2: in my pirale. This is my pocket book. I just
Speaker 2: pulled that out of my pocketbook because you know. But
Speaker 2: but they're roomy, they're private there. Whatever it is, or
Speaker 2: if I have to, it doesn't happen often that. It
Speaker 2: is funny as you get older, you kind of control
Speaker 2: your bodily functions. If I have to get sick, I
Speaker 2: don't want to be in a stall besides somebody else.
Speaker 2: I want to be private. I don't want to, you know,
Speaker 2: get sick in front of anybody else.
Speaker 3: So I love I love I love that too. I
Speaker 3: love the exclusive, exclusive, yea of having something just for me.
Speaker 3: I feel like those bad things are just for for me,
Speaker 3: you know, not somebody like me, but for me, because
Speaker 3: I love the prophecy of it. Andybody, I don't know
Speaker 3: about you, but you know the little the little douayleis
Speaker 3: that you take to put over the seat, the little
Speaker 3: paper ones. I use at least three of those bodies. Please.
Speaker 2: My ass is so big it would eat them. I'd
Speaker 2: be spitting them out for a week. For the love
Speaker 2: of God, I just wipe. I wipe the seat. I
Speaker 2: actually go in and I clean the bathroom. I take
Speaker 2: one of those and I pick up all the trash
Speaker 2: and I put it inside, and then I run my
Speaker 2: whitesaw wipe over the toilet, over the sink, over the handles,
Speaker 2: over everything, and then I do my business and then
Speaker 2: I clean my way out so I figure for the
Speaker 2: next person.
Speaker 3: I believe that if more people saw themselves as special.
Speaker 3: Not I'm more special than somebody else, but I am
Speaker 3: just special because of who I am, then you would
Speaker 3: not have all of these controversies. But I think this
Speaker 3: is going to really snowball out of control. They're going
Speaker 3: to make a big deal out of it. And as
Speaker 3: we can see from the transgender perspective on the outside,
Speaker 3: looking in everything that we have seen, even when it
Speaker 3: was right, they made some people. They I think they
Speaker 3: some of the wrong voices to speak for the community.
Speaker 3: But they weaponize everything. So they use everything that we're
Speaker 3: fighting for some kind of way. They flip it over
Speaker 3: and twist it and use it against us. It is barbaric.
Speaker 3: It is scary, and I don't know about it. I
Speaker 3: just don't have issues with the rest room well I
Speaker 3: thank God.
Speaker 2: Well obviously I don't either, you know, like I'm not
Speaker 2: in that area. But it does bring light to something
Speaker 2: that Scotus is listening to right now. The Supreme Court
Speaker 2: is looking at gender affirming care for minors, and it's
Speaker 2: looking like they've only heard arguments. I think the judgment
Speaker 2: won't come out until sometime later in December when they
Speaker 2: make a decision, and they seem to be leaning it's
Speaker 2: for a case that's in Tennessee that was brought forward,
Speaker 2: and they seem to be leaning for Tennessee the way
Speaker 2: that the law is written right now. But it's I
Speaker 2: think people are really thinking this is really like it's
Speaker 2: transphobic or transgender like Scotus is being and I really
Speaker 2: don't think it is. I think the keyword in this
Speaker 2: is transgender affirming care for minors. They're saying, if you're
Speaker 2: eighteen and under, do they think they don't think it's
Speaker 2: okay to necessarily go ahead and do thiscare or any
Speaker 2: care without your parents being being aware or et cetera,
Speaker 2: et cetera. So I think I don't know how whoever
Speaker 2: is fighting it. I know it's a trans lawyer, a
Speaker 2: first openly trans lawyer that is fighting it. I don't
Speaker 2: know if it's the way they wrote it up. But
Speaker 2: I don't think they're necessarily going to move the needle
Speaker 2: on this one. I think they If they don't, I
Speaker 2: think they're going to have to take it back, look
Speaker 2: at the way that the that the case was written,
Speaker 2: and maybe reroute and go forward. But I do feel
Speaker 2: a certain way. I'm very I'm very reluctant to say
Speaker 2: it's okay for them to do permanent stuff and do
Speaker 2: puberty blocking under the age of eighteen, where it can
Speaker 2: really affect so many things. Look at, for the love
Speaker 2: of God, we don't even Oh God, I'll probably get
Speaker 2: in trouble for this, but we don't even fix our
Speaker 2: poppies until they're one year of age because that's their maturity,
Speaker 2: because you want all the hormones and everything to go
Speaker 2: through their body. So now you have a human and
Speaker 2: they say that our brains aren't even like fully formed
Speaker 2: until we're twenty five, and you want to stop some
Speaker 2: of those hormones that are helping some of that that
Speaker 2: helping the body to mature. I don't know. I don't
Speaker 2: I'm not a scientist, so I don't know enough about it,
Speaker 2: but I am a mom.
Speaker 3: I love your analogy on that, Bobby. That was perfect
Speaker 3: that you're not gonna get in trouble for it. I
Speaker 3: thought that was a very so easy the explanation of that,
Speaker 3: because people who have dogs, even transgender people, do care
Speaker 3: about the health of their dogs. But you force a
Speaker 3: health on your kid. I'm a transgender person. I did
Speaker 3: not start taking hormones, Bobby until I was twenty years old. Yes,
Speaker 3: some will call me a late bloomer, but I am
Speaker 3: so appreciative of that. I did not start until that late,
Speaker 3: because Lord knows, I might not have been able to
Speaker 3: have my three beautiful children. I don't know what's that
Speaker 3: would have entailed on my body before it was time
Speaker 3: for me to make crucial decisions that would last me
Speaker 3: a lifetime. Because even though you can stop taking the
Speaker 3: hell hormones and you can shrink your breast, they don't
Speaker 3: never go all the way back down or whatever. You
Speaker 3: don't know what it does for your sperm count. You
Speaker 3: don't know what it does for so many different things.
Speaker 3: And hormones is a drug, estrogen test sacerone, those are drugs.
Speaker 3: You are putting porn particles in your body, and it
Speaker 3: should be under a doctor's care. And I do agree
Speaker 3: with you until you are eighteen and older. And I've
Speaker 3: said this on the Breakfast Club many times. I do
Speaker 3: not believe that children under that age should get hormone
Speaker 3: blockers or test sacerone because you change your mind throughout life,
Speaker 3: and you could fight me and be argument with me.
Speaker 3: But if you don't let life life. You'll never know
Speaker 3: what you truly will and could possibly be because you're
Speaker 3: so busy trying to alter what you want today and
Speaker 3: don't necessarily know what you want a year from now.
Speaker 3: That is just what it is. And I know it
Speaker 3: sounds like a year is a long time and the
Speaker 3: times that were liveing in a year is like ten days.
Speaker 3: Damn it, a year comes quick. Here we are a
Speaker 3: year later, and it doesn't feel like it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a blink of an eye. And it just hormones,
Speaker 2: you know. Hormones are so important to us. Look at
Speaker 2: women that go through menopause, right and how their cancer
Speaker 2: rates often go up, you know, for breast cancer, for
Speaker 2: uterine cancer because they don't have that estrogen and progesterin
Speaker 2: like they don't have they're not being projected protected. So
Speaker 2: I just, I just I don't know. It makes me nervous.
Speaker 2: I hate to see a kid make a decision and
Speaker 2: then you know, regret it later. So we'll see what
Speaker 2: We'll see what they say.
Speaker 3: And that goes to the whole thing of oh, I
Speaker 3: saw somebody else do it, so I'm good doing it
Speaker 3: because I saw somebody else doing that. Pull that back
Speaker 3: because as you know, with me, that's a catch twenty two.
Speaker 3: Because I had feelings at nine years old of how
Speaker 3: I felt. But until I saw the character that I've
Speaker 3: talked about here, Belly LaSelle all in the family, then
Speaker 3: it approved to me that oh my god, I'm okay,
Speaker 3: it's somebody else like me. But that was me already
Speaker 3: having these feelings. Not I saw it. It was popular,
Speaker 3: so I wanted to do it, and I think that
Speaker 3: is what is happening with the internet. I think a
Speaker 3: lot of these kids are a little confused that because
Speaker 3: a guy is a little feminine or key a girl
Speaker 3: is a little masculine, you think that this is automatically
Speaker 3: what you have to do. Absolutely not. You could just
Speaker 3: be a little feminine boy or a little masculine girl.
Speaker 3: You don't have to become trains or identify as trains.
Speaker 3: What you can do is let life light. And when
Speaker 3: you get eighteen, if you still have those feelings, I'm
Speaker 3: in total agreement with get hormones, get the therapy, find
Speaker 3: out what you need to do to make yourself better.
Speaker 3: Because what we did have, what we did have, the
Speaker 3: opportunity word is did was the freedoms to live in
Speaker 3: a country to live the life that you chose to
Speaker 3: live freely, and if the ums you had to wherewithal
Speaker 3: and the due diligence, you could do that. I don't
Speaker 3: know what's going to happen with this next administration with
Speaker 3: those same liberties and freedoms, but what we did have
Speaker 3: we might lose. Period.
Speaker 2: Did you see that Alex Kasani is the first chance
Speaker 2: transgender Model of the Year. I guess Model of the
Speaker 2: year is a thing. I thought, you go Alex.
Speaker 3: Yeah, over in another country, I saw that he won
Speaker 3: an award for the was it is it a he
Speaker 3: or she? It's a she.
Speaker 2: I think it's a she.
Speaker 3: I don't know, just as a it's a unisex name,
Speaker 3: but it's a trans woman, so yes, it's a she.
Speaker 3: But congratulating and that's what I'm telling you, Bobby. We
Speaker 3: are making leaps and bounds in the world. But the
Speaker 3: but the few that are so hostile about the most
Speaker 3: tiniest minute thing we can we can't embrace and we
Speaker 3: can't enjoy the successes and the accomplishments because of all
Speaker 3: the damn sola pusses. And that's what they are. There,
Speaker 3: a bunch of sour pusses.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's she is a girl. She's from Pataluma, California,
Speaker 2: and she's only twenty one, so I mean she's she's
Speaker 2: dropt dead gorgeous, so I can see. And she's got
Speaker 2: like the body everybody wants that the clothes just hang
Speaker 2: beautifully on. God bless her.
Speaker 3: Congratulations to her. I'm telling you they want they want
Speaker 3: us in, and I think they want us to earn it,
Speaker 3: which is like my area was, my era was earning
Speaker 3: it because so many of them have been just given
Speaker 3: these liberties, they want them to earn it.
Speaker 2: I think people the people who are I don't want
Speaker 2: to even say against it. I think they don't understand it.
Speaker 2: They haven't been educated with it. So I think those
Speaker 2: are the only people. I think. Just keeping yourself being
Speaker 2: seen and do it the way you always do graciously,
Speaker 2: and I think you'll you'll win everybody over. But you
Speaker 2: know who didn't win anybody over? Did you see that
Speaker 2: that the United Healthcare CEO that was shot down outside
Speaker 2: whoa And and I think they're finding out that he
Speaker 2: was coming forward on and about a monopoly and uh,
Speaker 2: I can't even think of the word that they want
Speaker 2: to is corruption and so they have new pictures of
Speaker 2: the shooter, handsome, head down, but beautiful smile, and they
Speaker 2: some people are thinking it's professional because he could clear
Speaker 2: the gun quickly, kept jamming. I guess something to do
Speaker 2: with the silencer. But I thought, sweet Jesus.
Speaker 3: And he tracked that man for hours. So that was
Speaker 3: definitely yeah, planed, uh, premeditated. Uh. And and I've heard
Speaker 3: a couple of stories from the media, from the news
Speaker 3: saying sick he was going to come out, and then
Speaker 3: they were saying that he was corrupt because you know,
Speaker 3: the insurances and this and that. You know, you just
Speaker 3: don't know what to do. I'm telling you, the times
Speaker 3: that we are living in the crisis that we're living
Speaker 3: is definitely a scary time. We just got to do
Speaker 3: what we gotta do. But that was that was tragic
Speaker 3: about that man. And you right, Bobby, the killer, the
Speaker 3: killer was good.
Speaker 2: Look here what a cutie pie. I mean, that's that's terrible.
Speaker 2: So was he hired burst somebody? Some people think we're
Speaker 2: thinking a claim was in past or it wasn't you.
Speaker 2: It was denying. I'm like, nobody is like the you know,
Speaker 2: the CEO is not uh, he's not involved in that
Speaker 2: hands on stuff, so crazy, crazy, crazy crazy. We have
Speaker 2: had nothing about you.
Speaker 3: I don't want you. I don't want you over there
Speaker 3: less than other killers. Now, I'm not going to know.
Speaker 2: He could, he'd be my son. I will be beyond that.
Speaker 2: What what's a cougar?
Speaker 3: Times? Too? I know this ain't no such a thing.
Speaker 3: You don't want no one of your age when your
Speaker 3: age gotta take a pill. One age ain't got to
Speaker 3: take no pill, but that that one might need some
Speaker 3: hand cuffs. I'm just saying, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I kind even am I? I probably
Speaker 2: crack in half? Did you see the dollar tree came
Speaker 2: out today? They're alluding to their prices might not be
Speaker 2: a dollar twenty five anymore because of the tariffs that
Speaker 2: are coming down because all their stuff comes from China.
Speaker 3: China, China, China. Remember remember remember he was the prices
Speaker 3: were going to go down on his regime. These are
Speaker 3: his words, not mine. Oh y'all said, what's what's the words? Bobby?
Speaker 3: Please say it for me. I love what you said.
Speaker 2: What they're about to find out? Yeah, oh, we're about.
Speaker 3: To fuck around and find out. And unfortunately, ooh, the
Speaker 3: fanning out it's not gonna be good, y'all. It's gonna
Speaker 3: be good. It's not gonna be good.
Speaker 2: And I didn't fuck around. So I don't want to
Speaker 2: find out. I don't want to be the one of
Speaker 2: the ones that finds out. But the I hope he's
Speaker 2: sitting and looking. I hope that he does have some
Speaker 2: sort of advisor that is saying to him, Listen, in
Speaker 2: Mexico we have the strongest relationships with Why in the
Speaker 2: world would we would we screw around with them because
Speaker 2: they're just going to put it right back on us. Right.
Speaker 2: I'm hoping that sometimes he blusters, and I'm hoping that,
Speaker 2: you know, because he's he's going to put him on
Speaker 2: South Africa, in Egypt. I don't even know what we
Speaker 2: get from half these countries. Probably wonderful things that are
Speaker 2: part of the infrastructure that I'm just unaware of that
Speaker 2: I don't purchase. But yeah, I don't. And did you
Speaker 2: see that Mask didn't get his Tesla payout That judge
Speaker 2: said absolutely not, he's not. He's not entitled to it.
Speaker 2: I think it's it's worth one hundred and one billion.
Speaker 2: It wasn't at the time that he thought he was
Speaker 2: getting it. But the shareholders, we're okaying it, but they said, no,
Speaker 2: you're not entitled to that much money. So I think
Speaker 2: that's where he doesn't get a payroll. I think this
Speaker 2: is kind of how he gets stock options and stuff.
Speaker 4: So it'll be because he is technically, allegedly I'm outside
Speaker 4: looking in, he's technically allegedly the president, and but he's
Speaker 4: the puppet master.
Speaker 3: So if he gets put into that position of power
Speaker 3: that that the cabinet picked, that they're creating for him,
Speaker 3: because that's this is the new position they're created, he's
Speaker 3: going to be on the same train Trumpet is. He's
Speaker 3: going to pay them back. He's going to be on
Speaker 3: the big pay back. And he seems pettier than Trump
Speaker 3: from what I've seen.
Speaker 2: I think so too. I absolutely think so too. Look
Speaker 2: at he is. He's been unfortunately, he's been nothing but
Speaker 2: a big bully, and maybe that's what he wants. Maybe
Speaker 2: he's trying to build fear. But to come out with
Speaker 2: the federal employees, a list of federal employees that he
Speaker 2: doesn't want to that he's going to fire already, that's intimidation.
Speaker 2: That's not nice. E Long, we don't do that here.
Speaker 3: So you see what they did. Well, we already know
Speaker 3: how to do with his employees. When his own employees
Speaker 3: didn't want to come back to work at the pandemic Contigure,
Speaker 3: he fired them all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeep, yep. Well that's how he doesn't want to
Speaker 2: go anywhere.
Speaker 3: As far as him, as far as him, his relationship
Speaker 3: with the trans community. I don't know how he's going
Speaker 3: to feel about the transcommunity. But let me make you
Speaker 3: guys very well aware of something. He has a transgender
Speaker 3: kid that he has disown allegedly. So if he don't
Speaker 3: give a damn about his kid, what the hell you
Speaker 3: think he gonna give about us? Now, if we want
Speaker 3: to talk about a man that loves his kid, if
Speaker 3: we want to talk about a president that loves his child,
Speaker 3: his parenting over his presidency, we can talk about the
Speaker 3: great president, President mister Joseph Biden, who I know y'all
Speaker 3: got some issues about him and reservations about him, saying
Speaker 3: I know he would I don't think he's going to
Speaker 3: part his son and you, Bobby, you were one his
Speaker 3: integrity and I respect his integrity. I admired him as
Speaker 3: a man. But the fact that you chose he has
Speaker 3: already lost his son. That's what y'all keep forgetting his
Speaker 3: committed Yeah, his son didn't commit any murders. He didn't
Speaker 3: commit any rape or no children or no women. He
Speaker 3: did some things that was mostly detrimental to him, and.
Speaker 2: Plant Guimpty and plant Guimpty and admitted it, paint the
Speaker 2: fines gave retribution. So I understand that I do have
Speaker 2: to say it's and maybe we'll have a little play
Speaker 2: back and forth. I feel I feel a bunch of
Speaker 2: different ways about this because I don't he's not really
Speaker 2: speaking to us, so I don't really know what his
Speaker 2: motivation is. So I first of all, I'm kind of
Speaker 2: curious claimed who knew he was going to put that
Speaker 2: press that press release out, Did anybody read it? Did
Speaker 2: anybody trying to stop him? Because what he's saying is
Speaker 2: is that he thought there was prosecuted prosecutorial Look at
Speaker 2: you said, Delaware, and I swear that you were just
Speaker 2: doing that to shove it in my face because I
Speaker 2: can't get that word out ever. I can't get prosecutorial overreach.
Speaker 2: It's his own DJ department. So if he truly does
Speaker 2: feel like that that there there there was, and maybe
Speaker 2: he's bringing it to light or is he throwing it
Speaker 2: throwing it under the bus. So I don't know, Like
Speaker 2: there's a many different ways. I don't think this will
Speaker 2: be his only pardon. I think he so if he's
Speaker 2: trying to be a good dad or trying to protect people,
Speaker 2: because something I heard earlier on the Jake Chapper Show
Speaker 2: was that his as advisors are all sitting down right
Speaker 2: now and talking about pardons for anybody that Trump will
Speaker 2: go after. If he is doing it for that reason
Speaker 2: because he because originally he said no one's above the law,
Speaker 2: and that I think he thought his son would beat
Speaker 2: the case, but nobody was above the law, and he
Speaker 2: was not going to He kept saying he was not
Speaker 2: going to he wasn't going to pardon them. But if
Speaker 2: he thinks that Trump will come after him, so that
Speaker 2: whole barisma mischagas he kind of he did the ten
Speaker 2: years that all of that would have come up, he's
Speaker 2: going to have to do his brother. Does he do himself?
Speaker 2: You know, because I think he's doing a preventative, but
Speaker 2: he's talking about doing it for anybody that Trump would
Speaker 2: go after. So that could be Cheney, that could be
Speaker 2: Adam Kinsinger, that could be a lot of advisors that
Speaker 2: are just on Trump's I don't.
Speaker 3: Know, and Bobby, you know what, I hope he does
Speaker 3: because President eleg Trump has already said doing his campaign
Speaker 3: that he would pardon all of those insurrections from January sixth.
Speaker 3: There were thousands of Remember.
Speaker 2: He compared them, he said when he did this for Hunter,
Speaker 2: he said immediately, So now we can do the January sixth.
Speaker 2: There are two different things, one or a violent crime
Speaker 2: in scaling the walls, and one, as you said, crimes
Speaker 2: are Were they wrong? Yes? Hunter was wrong. I don't
Speaker 2: want anybody to think that we think that he was not.
Speaker 2: Should he have been punished, Yes, he should have been punished.
Speaker 2: And part of it because I heard Megan McCain say
Speaker 2: something about being a NEPO and she doesn't think her
Speaker 2: dad would would She wrote a substack thing would do this,
Speaker 2: And I think she's wrong. I think her father was crazy,
Speaker 2: just like Joe Biden. They were very similar about his kids.
Speaker 2: He would have done something if he thought somebody was
Speaker 2: going to come after them. But I don't think it's
Speaker 2: just for that. I think he thinks they're going to continue,
Speaker 2: and it's not necessarily Trump, you know, this cash. Patl
Speaker 2: has come right out and said he's going after the media,
Speaker 2: then went after Trump and anybody. I mean, he's saying it.
Speaker 2: He's out telling all of us. So I don't know
Speaker 2: if Joe is trying to protect himself, his brother, who
Speaker 2: is also crazy about his younger brother from all of that.
Speaker 2: I don't think that. So what Megan McCain was saying
Speaker 2: that he didn't have to pay the price, and I
Speaker 2: think no, Megan, he did because everybody in the world
Speaker 2: knows what he's done. We all think less him. He
Speaker 2: was a screw up. We all know he was a
Speaker 2: screw up. He'll continue for the rest of his life
Speaker 2: will think, oh, he was a screw up kid. He's
Speaker 2: paid and he paid. He paid the taxes, he paid
Speaker 2: the fines, he paid all of that.
Speaker 3: Excuse me.
Speaker 2: So I don't know. I don't have enough. I don't
Speaker 2: know why Joe's doing it. I was disappointed it had
Speaker 2: to happen, but not if he's if he really thinks
Speaker 2: it's about not what's happening now, what could happen down
Speaker 2: in the next four years.
Speaker 3: I think that Joe uses the power that we afforded
Speaker 3: him because we elected him in that to protect his family,
Speaker 3: because if he would have left his son after January
Speaker 3: twenty first, when a new administration gets in, that means
Speaker 3: he was throwing his kid to the wolves. Who knows
Speaker 3: what would have happened. Who knows how many years in
Speaker 3: prison he would have possibly got unnecessarily because somebody had
Speaker 3: a vendetta or somebody was going after him to show power.
Speaker 3: So hats off to you once again, President Joe Biden,
Speaker 3: because if I was in your position and I had
Speaker 3: a son in that same position, I would have done
Speaker 3: the exact same thing. That's not to me, this is
Speaker 3: my personal opinion. I don't think that he chose he
Speaker 3: pushed his country to the side. This was not a
Speaker 3: major because he didn't hurt a kid, he didn't kill
Speaker 3: any ones. To me, those are the crimes. He didn't
Speaker 3: molest anybody. Those are the ones to me that like,
Speaker 3: I'm kind of like, yeah, you might have to put
Speaker 3: that one to the side. But his son, like you said,
Speaker 3: took accountability for what he did. He paid his he
Speaker 3: paid his debt by society financially, he didn't do any
Speaker 3: jail time, and his dad had the power to get
Speaker 3: him off. We see that happened six days in the week.
Speaker 3: You're know, so goodfferent.
Speaker 2: I think the other side would do it too. But
Speaker 2: I do have to say he's joone's given us a
Speaker 2: sticky wicked here though, because if he's saying that he
Speaker 2: feels it was politically motivated, well, let's be honest. A
Speaker 2: lot of Trump's cases again, was Trump guilty, yes, but
Speaker 2: a lot of them were also politically motivated, especially like
Speaker 2: the New York cases. They wouldn't have been brought the
Speaker 2: hush money trial. Nobody gives a rats arry round about
Speaker 2: the hush money trial. I was more interested in seeing
Speaker 2: the insurrection or the in the document's trial.
Speaker 3: I didn't.
Speaker 2: I think actually the docum his trial. Now, looking back,
Speaker 2: you know, looking back at it, I think that Trump
Speaker 2: almost orchestrated all of that because he couldn't appear like
Speaker 2: a victim, right, so he could because they begged him
Speaker 2: to give those documents and he didn't give them. But
Speaker 2: by saying, oh, they raided, they they came into my
Speaker 2: house with you know, my wife's house and went through
Speaker 2: all of our stuff. Oh dehars hole base goes, oh,
Speaker 2: you know, so I don't know, but I but it
Speaker 2: does like the first thing he's saying is, you know,
Speaker 2: just like me. And maybe if that's the case, then
Speaker 2: he really does feel that it's politically motivated. Maybe he
Speaker 2: should have hardened Trump too, for the better of the country,
Speaker 2: because the cases that are left, even though they're going
Speaker 2: to be there when he gets out, nothing's happening with those.
Speaker 2: So he could have healed the country and he could
Speaker 2: have been the one that did it, and Trump would
Speaker 2: have lost his shit.
Speaker 3: I don't agree with I don't agree with that. I
Speaker 3: don't think he should have pardoned Trump. They are already
Speaker 3: going to see Joe Biden as a not good president.
Speaker 3: So I love the fact that for these last these
Speaker 3: next forty to fifty days, he he is going complete rogue.
Speaker 3: I love that he is just he moving, He's he's
Speaker 3: doing now what he should have came in doing. He's
Speaker 3: going out with a band. He should have came in
Speaker 3: with a bang, but he's going out with a bang.
Speaker 3: And I appreciate it and I applauded. And because Bobby,
Speaker 3: they're gonna what, they're gonna call him incapacitated. Uh uh,
Speaker 3: he was, That's what they're gonna remember. But the fact
Speaker 3: that he and they're gonna remember that he parted his son.
Speaker 3: And guess what, he's an older man, he's eighty two.
Speaker 3: He wants to get to heaven. I personally think he did.
Speaker 3: He got more days in behald them than he does
Speaker 3: in front of him. I think he did the great thing,
Speaker 3: and everybody ain't gonna agree with it, including our boss,
Speaker 3: because I watched our boss, Charlemagne of God on the
Speaker 3: View with him and Whoopy Goldberg had not even a
Speaker 3: heated exchange. They had a wrong conversation where it went
Speaker 3: back and forth, and then Sonny said, you made him
Speaker 3: get up and go and kiss Whoopy just to show
Speaker 3: the world that people can have grown up conversations and differences.
Speaker 2: But you learned that you And as we started, I
Speaker 2: started out by saying, I don't know what his motivation,
Speaker 2: so I feel I don't know how to feel. I
Speaker 2: think that maybe a year from two or two from now,
Speaker 2: if Joe is willing to do it an interview, he
Speaker 2: might come right out and say exactly what was going on,
Speaker 2: or historians will tell us ten years from.
Speaker 3: Now, you think stopped Bobby. You though he remember shit
Speaker 3: in two years if you don't know it all.
Speaker 2: I think I think he does all right, Hey, this
Speaker 2: week he was busy. He was doing a new new
Speaker 2: ruling with the Labor Department to move to end the
Speaker 2: sub minimum wage for people's with disabilities, like my sister Teresa,
Speaker 2: for instance, will go off to work to a shelter workshop.
Speaker 2: She used to put do you guys have pamper chef
Speaker 2: ouh by you? Okay, it's so I got it's like
Speaker 2: a tump aware, but it's it's spatulas and blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: You know, all these stupid funky cook screws and she
Speaker 2: would put them in the bags or dog biscuits. She
Speaker 2: put the dog biscuits and she would earn literally twenty
Speaker 2: nine cents at the end of the week, you know,
Speaker 2: because the job had to be done and kept them busy.
Speaker 2: But they they gave like little to no money. So
Speaker 2: if he's working on getting getting people more money like that,
Speaker 2: I think, I think, ky, you go for it, and
Speaker 2: uh blah, your your guy knew something. He's kind of
Speaker 2: trying to trump proof proof things. He's trying to put
Speaker 2: into place a committee that will come together and get
Speaker 2: moneies together because they had a lot of lawsuits the
Speaker 2: first four years that Trump was in and he's assuming
Speaker 2: it's going to happen, and so people don't if Trump
Speaker 2: comes after them, they're not going to go broke. That
Speaker 2: there will be a bullets of money that will pay
Speaker 2: for legal fees. So people are are And again we're
Speaker 2: not just talking about Trump everybody. It's the people. He's
Speaker 2: got real loyalists, which we all would like coming in,
Speaker 2: but they seem more hell bent on retribution than even
Speaker 2: President Trump does. So it's more so a protection, a
Speaker 2: protection on that.
Speaker 3: You spoke about great Gin and Gavin Newsom here in California.
Speaker 3: What I love about Gavin Newsom is that he stands
Speaker 3: up for his state. He stands up with all people
Speaker 3: in the state, not just one type of people, but
Speaker 3: mostly all people. And I believe that Gravin Newsom would
Speaker 3: have the balls to what he does have balls. I'd
Speaker 3: like to see him too. He's acutie. I think he
Speaker 3: has the balls to brexit the country if things go left,
Speaker 3: because California is so much money generates from this state,
Speaker 3: but we still need the rest of the country, you know.
Speaker 3: But I believe he would be the one to stand
Speaker 3: up and say, hey, no, enough is enough. I don't
Speaker 3: know how far they would get him with with Trump
Speaker 3: having all branches of government. But I do know that
Speaker 3: Newsom is a Newsom get a wall he got. He
Speaker 3: has balls of steel and he has a wall standing
Speaker 3: behind him because people support him. We like him here.
Speaker 2: I think we're going to see him in the next election.
Speaker 2: He wasn't writing this time, but I think by doing
Speaker 2: things like this and coming forward with stuff, I think
Speaker 2: because he did that whole Daka thing, Remember he was
Speaker 2: he was trying to protect the Dhaka kids the last time.
Speaker 2: I think that we're gonna we're going to see him more.
Speaker 2: But it is interesting to see people are trying to
Speaker 2: put things into place, especially some of the like the
Speaker 2: border cities, et cetera, et cetera. Uh so the borders
Speaker 2: are was on was on news Nation, and he was
Speaker 2: saying that, you know, he's willing to talk to too
Speaker 2: sanctuary cities and whatnot about immigration. I was disappointed to
Speaker 2: see that some Missouri lawmakers are now I thought, ratting
Speaker 2: on your neighbor, putting neighbor against neighbor. They are coming
Speaker 2: out with a bounty system. They will give you one
Speaker 2: thousand dollars payout if you turn in migrants or illegals.
Speaker 2: That was what they're said. They didn't call them anything else.
Speaker 2: They called them illegals. And I'm like, they're not migrants
Speaker 2: working we need them.
Speaker 3: But but do you know what kind of firestone that
Speaker 3: is going to set out of the country. They will
Speaker 3: be arresting and deporting people that are actual American citizens
Speaker 3: because they're desperate for money or I don't like this family,
Speaker 3: or I don't like this family across the street, so
Speaker 3: I'm gonna call in and say that they're this. Then
Speaker 3: even if they have their paperwork and their documents, because
Speaker 3: the right the wrong people could come to your house
Speaker 3: and you give them attitude like I'm an American, don't
Speaker 3: come here with that mu wi wooh, and they can
Speaker 3: they can tear your paperwork up or burn your paperwork
Speaker 3: and make you have to go through the whole channel
Speaker 3: of getting all that stuff back while waiting in prison
Speaker 3: or in one of the day. Yes, so that is
Speaker 3: that is terrible, Bob me, that really is terrible. I'm
Speaker 3: just thinking about all the scenarios, especially when people get
Speaker 3: desperate for money, they'll do anything family against family.
Speaker 2: Forget that. There was a clip that somebody had sent
Speaker 2: me probably a month ago, and this woman was her
Speaker 2: brother in law was trying to turn her in and
Speaker 2: she sounded very American, but that doesn't mean anything if
Speaker 2: she's like a DACA person, like she's been here her
Speaker 2: whole life. And he was trying to get him to
Speaker 2: be sent back to Mexico. So that it is rather
Speaker 2: didn't have to pay child support or something some ridiculous
Speaker 2: club somebody. But but you'll have real you'll have real stuff,
Speaker 2: really really like that happening. Families turning on each.
Speaker 3: Other for a thousand bucks, Yeah, which is no money.
Speaker 3: You can't even pay rent in California with a thousand books.
Speaker 3: That's not the same.
Speaker 2: You can't pay a car payment.
Speaker 3: Yeah, don't speak please, don't speak about I'm speaking of cars.
Speaker 3: I purchased my son and cart today. Y'all. Please order some.
Speaker 2: Lovely or come up with her hire for her for
Speaker 2: her stick. Just pay the money, pay the money that's needed.
Speaker 3: He smiling like a chest you cat though, body. It
Speaker 3: made that made my heart smid made my baby so happy.
Speaker 3: Where are we going by the cofford?
Speaker 2: Well, let's go down the cabinet pics today. So it's
Speaker 2: not hag Seth, it's not his mom is you know.
Speaker 2: I so this is the thing with the media too.
Speaker 2: If there was an email that he had sent and
Speaker 2: somebody got hold of that. She sent her son after
Speaker 2: he was in the middle of a messy divorce, and
Speaker 2: of course, if you could only hear what I say
Speaker 2: to my son when I think he's screwing up. And
Speaker 2: they kind of politicize that although she's been howking and
Speaker 2: trying to talk to everybody because he's shaken the he's
Speaker 2: shaken the senators and he's been courting them all week
Speaker 2: behind closed doors.
Speaker 3: I don't think. I don't think.
Speaker 2: I don't think he's going to be able to do it.
Speaker 3: I really don't.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's going to happen. He has been
Speaker 2: sexual misconduct, accused of alcohol consumption. He says he won't
Speaker 2: drink if he's appointed. He even said he was willing
Speaker 2: to do a background check. Supposedly someone close to Trump
Speaker 2: CNN there was a little article that was out said
Speaker 2: that he should have been more honest, that he might
Speaker 2: have some troubles, so that the writing is kind of
Speaker 2: on the wall there and he wants Trump has been floating,
Speaker 2: or his camp has been floating the names DeSantis and
Speaker 2: I wonder if he'll wear his big boy shoes and
Speaker 2: Senator Bill Haggerty of Tennessee.
Speaker 3: I don't know his big boy his big boy pumps.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 2: I want to rest so but he's still working, you know,
Speaker 2: he's still out there trying.
Speaker 3: To I've been following that story. I've been following that
Speaker 3: story closely because he's a nightmare. Let me just say that.
Speaker 3: And I do not believe that they are going to
Speaker 3: a point him. You know what I have to respect
Speaker 3: about even this new Republican party. They see shit happen
Speaker 3: and they let it slide. They stick together, but even
Speaker 3: when one of theirs is just completely extreme, they turn
Speaker 3: their noses up. Which is which I wish the Democrats
Speaker 3: would take a lesson out of this playbook, because they
Speaker 3: will say, oh, no, we want the corruption, we just
Speaker 3: don't want your corruption.
Speaker 2: And you just said something there, yeah, yeah, you just
Speaker 2: said something. But it also tells us, so everybody who's
Speaker 2: who's in the e or mood that everything is bad
Speaker 2: and you know, the world is all there is a
Speaker 2: system that's in place, and the senators do advise and
Speaker 2: they do get to look at and you know, and
Speaker 2: the numbers are fairly close. They're gonna people don't have
Speaker 2: all power our four or fithers. God bless them. I
Speaker 2: don't know how they knew to put all these different
Speaker 2: checks and balances in place. But he's being looked at
Speaker 2: it he would. I'm not too pleased with them. I'm
Speaker 2: not too pleased with our rough Cajunior either for that role,
Speaker 2: you know, for the particular role that he's in.
Speaker 3: Do.
Speaker 2: I like the idea of him looking at looking at
Speaker 2: One of his things is food and what we have
Speaker 2: because we're so obese. I think it's terrific. But I
Speaker 2: think when somebody is literally twisting your arm and making
Speaker 2: you eat a big mac on a plane, I don't
Speaker 2: know how, and you're doing it, I don't know how
Speaker 2: you're gonna, uh, how you're gonna be able to look
Speaker 2: at what what other people eat, especially when you have
Speaker 2: a brain worm from eating unwashed meat or whatever the
Speaker 2: hell it was, and you were willing to eat roadkill.
Speaker 2: But I think he needs to be looked at nexts next,
Speaker 2: and then tell you well, and tell.
Speaker 3: In fact that Haicks said said that I can stop.
Speaker 3: I'm going to not drink if I get the appointment.
Speaker 2: If you were an alcoholic.
Speaker 3: Are you kidding exactly? You can't stop like that. It
Speaker 3: doesn't work that way. That that's not the way any
Speaker 3: of this will ask me.
Speaker 2: I'm irish. I got a lot of alcoholics in my family.
Speaker 2: It does not work like that at all. As much
Speaker 2: as they want to, they can't do it. And do
Speaker 2: we need him at the top of the realm?
Speaker 3: No, Bobby says she has a lot of alcoholics as
Speaker 3: a family. Then she picks up her pink cup. Is
Speaker 3: that a pint?
Speaker 2: No, it's actually water. I'm trying to be better about
Speaker 2: doing water. No, I don't you know that? Do I drink? Have?
Speaker 3: I looken with you and laugh a lot. Girl, just
Speaker 3: say no.
Speaker 2: But there are some of us because it's now. But stereotypes,
Speaker 2: sometipe stereotypes are for a reason, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Listen, listen, we have we have Saint Patrick's Day. I
Speaker 3: see y'all laid out in the streets like the last
Speaker 3: hobo talking about get drunk at five thirty a m. Period.
Speaker 2: No, yeah, not even now. He had Trump had had
Speaker 2: tried to put Chad is a chronister. I'm probably killing
Speaker 2: his name. He was a county sheriff he wanted him
Speaker 2: to be a DA appointment, but he pulled out just
Speaker 2: like Gates. There two of them have Actually I don't
Speaker 2: know if he has. God knows what his motivation was, Like,
Speaker 2: is there something they love they pull out?
Speaker 3: They know to pull out Bobby when it's time for
Speaker 3: us to look through their blinds, Well that's it.
Speaker 2: Or family members right like you could have a kid
Speaker 2: that's troubled or a family or you might just look
Speaker 2: around and say, is this the group I want to
Speaker 2: work with? No thanks, I'll pass. So I don't know
Speaker 2: who that. I haven't seen anywhere that he's disupposedly this
Speaker 2: crowned story. He's from Florida. He's going to stay down there.
Speaker 2: He had a bunch of initiatives that he actually wants
Speaker 2: to finish up. I haven't heard anything else. I don't
Speaker 2: know if you have about anybody coming through there. We
Speaker 2: already talked about Cash Pattel.
Speaker 3: Well, I just thought about something that you say about it.
Speaker 3: Want to go back to go ahead with Haigg's pets.
Speaker 3: Higgs Pet's mom saying that, and then now she's trying
Speaker 3: to retract it. A that could have been in a
Speaker 3: moment of heat passion that's what I'm saying. Or she
Speaker 3: had a good relationship with the daughter in law. She
Speaker 3: did she was or she was telling the truth and
Speaker 3: now she knows what's on the line, so she's trying
Speaker 3: to do collateral damage after the fact. But it heated
Speaker 3: mind or heated mouth sometimes body, it hits you hard,
Speaker 3: but it hits you with the truth. I believe what
Speaker 3: the mother said in those first.
Speaker 2: Emails, I'll do because she was she was in an interview,
Speaker 2: and I didn't recognize the gentleman. I actually saw it
Speaker 2: on the view they played that. They played the clip
Speaker 2: she was in an interview, and what she kept saying
Speaker 2: is at that time, he's done a lot of growing.
Speaker 2: So maybe he is a different person than he was
Speaker 2: seven or eight years ago when she had written that email.
Speaker 3: But I know, well my mind, my mind says he's
Speaker 3: not a different person because for the mere fact that
Speaker 3: he would say, if I get the position, I won't drink.
Speaker 3: And you clearly just noted out when you have a
Speaker 3: habit of something, you can't kick that habit in one day.
Speaker 3: You can't just walk away. It's not unheard of. But
Speaker 3: for all the charges that he has allegedly pinned towards him. Yeah, definitely,
Speaker 3: he won't be the one. He ain't gonna be able
Speaker 3: to do that.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't think so, because he had he was taking
Speaker 2: off a few veterans as committees by the veterans.
Speaker 3: And he misappropriated funds. That means he been messing with
Speaker 3: the change. You know. Let me tell you some about
Speaker 3: white folks vibe.
Speaker 2: Let me just say you're a white woman.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you the white folks, white folks who
Speaker 3: take all your shit. You don't play with white folk's
Speaker 3: money period.
Speaker 2: Anybody I don't like. I don't like it for anybody.
Speaker 2: So yeah, and hey, I'll tell you he's he's super
Speaker 2: royal Trump. He named Avanka's father in law to a
Speaker 2: position as the US ambassador of France. And remember in
Speaker 2: two thousand and five, he he had eighteen counts of
Speaker 2: illegal campaign contributions Jack tax Division, but it was the
Speaker 2: witness team bring that was so awful and he pardoned him.
Speaker 2: So we're talking about him, right. And now Tiffany's Tiffany's
Speaker 2: his daughter, Tiffany's father in law, Massade Bulas he's going
Speaker 2: to serve as an advisor for Middle Eastern and Arab affairs.
Speaker 2: He is Lebanese himself. Now, I don't think he's a billionaire.
Speaker 2: I think he's been very successful and maybe he'll have
Speaker 2: I don't think he's gonna be like big position, but
Speaker 2: the fact that he gave him anything at all is
Speaker 2: kind of it's kind of impressive.
Speaker 3: Well, here's the thing, Bobby, where are the Americans at
Speaker 3: a lot of these cabinet positions, A lot of these
Speaker 3: cabinet positions are not given to Americans. They're given to
Speaker 3: Americans who have and had, like an Irish American or
Speaker 3: a Jewish American.
Speaker 1: Woo.
Speaker 3: So why are they not immigrants? Didn't you see what
Speaker 3: I'm saying, Bobby, Yeah, boom, and a lot of them
Speaker 3: got the same charges. They're trumpet all their this, and
Speaker 3: they're that, and they're they're doing this. They got the
Speaker 3: same charges and they are still immigrants because there this
Speaker 3: type of American or that kind of American. But where
Speaker 3: are they because it damn surely no African Americans over here.
Speaker 2: Dam I think I think they had, and I you know,
Speaker 2: isn't it awful? I I don't even remember who it
Speaker 2: was because it wasn't a name that that I recognized
Speaker 2: when they were doing the cabinet stuff. I don't know
Speaker 2: if it was CNN or Fox or whatever, you know,
Speaker 2: they go through all the ones. He disappointing. There was
Speaker 2: only one person of color, and I didn't recognize who
Speaker 2: the person was at all. And it was like, you know,
Speaker 2: the guy who locks the doors at the end of
Speaker 2: the night. Like it wasn't any big position like anything
Speaker 2: that I was like, what are they gonna do? But yeah, no,
Speaker 2: he's gonna, he's gonna he's gonna have to keep it,
Speaker 2: keep moving it forward. Hey Macron from is it the
Speaker 2: president or the Prime Minister of France? He uh, complimented,
Speaker 2: complimented him. He was the first person to to tell
Speaker 2: safe congratulations And now he's having them over this week
Speaker 2: to look at Notre Dame that reopening the cathedral after
Speaker 2: that big fire. So he's going and of course Trump
Speaker 2: on the other side, he gave him a big compliment.
Speaker 2: You know, he's wonderful and he's you know how he
Speaker 2: how he does it is this is.
Speaker 3: About to be the most interesting and scariest and unpredictable
Speaker 3: next four years that we that you and I have
Speaker 3: seen in a long time.
Speaker 2: But absolutely, and he's walking everything he was supposed to
Speaker 2: he somehow thinks, and I love if he has confidence
Speaker 2: in himself that he's going to like stop all the wars.
Speaker 2: You know, people are going to be satisfied. He's not
Speaker 2: just going to say to putin go into Ukraine and
Speaker 2: say to Yahoo, go in and do There has to
Speaker 2: be a little bit of schmoozing that goes along with
Speaker 2: all of that. I mean France and the US. President
Speaker 2: Biden had that cease fire for sixty days and everybody,
Speaker 2: everybody is already misbehaving. There's already missiles going and not constant,
Speaker 2: but enough that it's people have their eyes open, going
Speaker 2: what the hell? So you know it makes I don't
Speaker 2: think he's gonna I don't think it's as simple as
Speaker 2: he thinks it is. And I don't think everybody keeps
Speaker 2: calling President Biden week. I don't think he's a statesman.
Speaker 2: He knows this stuff. This is why, this is why
Speaker 2: President Obama took him, was for his foreign affair experience.
Speaker 2: He's not a schwab. And if he's not able to
Speaker 2: do it, if you know, I don't know.
Speaker 3: And that's what it is right there. You don't know.
Speaker 3: None of us knows. We just got to must it
Speaker 3: through this and hopefully we will remember that we are Americans.
Speaker 3: And I hope that Bobby Clifford and myself reminds you
Speaker 3: guys of what Americans look like, because y'all think America
Speaker 3: looks one way. America looks like a whole America. Like
Speaker 3: basket Robbers his thirty three flavors. It's way more than
Speaker 3: thirty three. But you go, and that is the choice
Speaker 3: of going to a good ice cream store. You get choices.
Speaker 3: Living in America, you get choices. Y'all want it to
Speaker 3: be what y'all wanted to be, but you're not gonna
Speaker 3: make it hateful. We've never been a country of this
Speaker 3: magnitude of rage and anger and such a bitterness over
Speaker 3: the country that you don't even like your neighbor. If
Speaker 3: y'all love it, how you Christian you go to Bible,
Speaker 3: you go, you go to your Bible, you go to
Speaker 3: your your church every Sunday, and woo wa woo, you're
Speaker 3: a Christian. And it says clearly in the Bible in
Speaker 3: all languages, love thy neighbor. Y'all not taking that lion seriously.
Speaker 3: Y'all seem to hate your neighbor for what because they
Speaker 3: got a bigger house than you. They got a nicer car.
Speaker 3: You don't know what's going on on the inside of
Speaker 3: that nice house or that nice car, because you too
Speaker 3: busy on the outside looking in instead of enjoying the
Speaker 3: fruits of the labors that you have. You better get
Speaker 3: your shit together, because I'm telling you right now, they
Speaker 3: have cut the cord and the ball is rolling, and
Speaker 3: it will roll over all of us.
Speaker 2: It will, And you just said so. This week I
Speaker 2: lost a dear, dear, dear, dear friend who lived a
Speaker 2: Christian in life, TICKI McPherson. He was the kindest, most
Speaker 2: gentleman that I could tell you, and anything he did,
Speaker 2: he did it so that nobody would know that he
Speaker 2: that he did. I during the last recession, I may
Speaker 2: have told you this story. I was out of work
Speaker 2: for four years. I was laid off, and the longer
Speaker 2: you're out, I couldn't get a job. I had had
Speaker 2: a home. I was able to through savings to to
Speaker 2: save it for three years, and then then I had
Speaker 2: to sell it so I didn't lose it, and so
Speaker 2: I was able to recoup some of the moneies to
Speaker 2: pay debtors and whatnot. Anyway, I didn't have any money,
Speaker 2: and every once in a while I would get so
Speaker 2: market baskets are a big story.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I know public's in Florida. I don't know what it
Speaker 2: is out by you guys. I would get one hundred
Speaker 2: dollars gift card and it would come from this strange
Speaker 2: city like nowhere. I knew one was Shirley, and I
Speaker 2: knew it because it was a prison. I'm like, some
Speaker 2: some sort of chubby chasin in May is sending me like.
Speaker 3: Bobby's.
Speaker 2: I'm like, what the hell? And so I got really nervous.
Speaker 2: And then my friend Tiffany, God bless her said, you
Speaker 2: you've seen Ella had said, it's my dad. He just
Speaker 2: sends it. He had a business where he traveled. He
Speaker 2: was a blue collar worker and he would take his
Speaker 2: truck and have to travel all over in price jobs,
Speaker 2: and so he would mail it from somewhere that I
Speaker 2: wouldn't guess because he didn't want me to know. It
Speaker 2: was him that was being so kind. And that's a Christian.
Speaker 2: It never said a bad war, just wonderful. And I
Speaker 2: think we've lost him. Who are the people that are
Speaker 2: stepping into the shoes? Well, people, we have to buckle
Speaker 2: up and all aspire to be Dicky McPherson's We don't
Speaker 2: turn our neighbors in for a thousand dollars. We try
Speaker 2: to help them in time and need. We don't get
Speaker 2: everybody all ravel roused over things that haven't even happened yet.
Speaker 2: Let's see what happens in February if we're all looking
Speaker 2: to you know, hang ourselves or or nothing's happening, just
Speaker 2: like the first administration.
Speaker 3: Especially with these terrorists, because I'm looking at the Internet
Speaker 3: and they're talking about He's talking about this Social Security
Speaker 3: and that's real. People have worked their life that Bobby,
Speaker 3: You've worked. I know you were out of y'all. I
Speaker 3: never knew that story. I love that story about that
Speaker 3: when and I never knew that. But you worked all
Speaker 3: these years for Social Security, for them to take taxes
Speaker 3: out of your check and now for you j just
Speaker 3: for Deadley Squad. No, absolutely not, that is y'all. But
Speaker 3: y'all have to remember that now y'all chose a lot
Speaker 3: of y'all chose your racism over your patriotism. You go
Speaker 3: and you are in the situation where it's going to
Speaker 3: kick you in your ass, and it is going to
Speaker 3: kick you in your ass.
Speaker 2: For you to fuck around and find out.
Speaker 3: That's what Bobby. Listen, it's very scary, but guess what.
Speaker 3: We're gonna be here to be scared with y'all because
Speaker 3: we Americans, and we want you to remember that y'all
Speaker 3: are the same Americans we are. I'm a little cuter
Speaker 3: and Bobby is a little prettier, but we're still the
Speaker 3: same Americans, and we want you to stay. Thank you,
Speaker 3: So what you have to do, please follow us on
Speaker 3: all social your platforms. I am at Monroe Flame on
Speaker 3: Instagram and Flame Monroe one two five on TikTok and
Speaker 3: just Flame Munroe everywhere else. And where are you Bobby?
Speaker 2: I am at Bobby Clifford on Facebook, Clipper Bobby on
Speaker 2: on Instagram, Bobby Clifford on TikTok, not that I do
Speaker 2: a whole lot on TikTok.
Speaker 3: And if you have questions and information, Bobby is on
Speaker 3: at Laugh and Learned Podcasts and Instagram at Laugh and
Speaker 3: Learn podcast on Instagram. Listen, we appreciate you, guys, We
Speaker 3: thank you for joining us here each and every week.
Speaker 3: We know we were a day behind. This week, Aaron
Speaker 3: had to go have a baby the story. So anyway,
Speaker 3: we're going to just say to you, guys, here are
Speaker 3: laughing line. We have the same model that will not change.
Speaker 3: Here are laughing line. We are not trying to change
Speaker 3: your mind. We are only trying to get you as
Speaker 3: an individual to use your mind. Because why Bobby, Because
Speaker 3: a mind is a terrible thing to waste. It's a
Speaker 3: terrible thing to waste. So please don't waste your man.
Speaker 3: You don't always have to agree with everybody. You don't
Speaker 3: have to follow the masses if you want. If you
Speaker 3: feel like you are right about something and nobody else
Speaker 3: agrees with you, as the young people say, stand ten
Speaker 3: toes down and stand on what you be your principle.
Speaker 3: But if you're so easily persuaded, you see how easily
Speaker 3: the sheep was led and now we're being led straight
Speaker 3: to what. Okay, we will see you guys next week.
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