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Speaker 4: Me?
Speaker 3: Hey, hey, hey, this is comedian Flameo Roe and welcome
Speaker 3: to episode fifty one of season four of Laugh and Learn.
Speaker 3: I am here and I'm not here alone. I am
Speaker 3: here like gorgeous co host Miss Bobby Cliff, and hi
Speaker 3: to h you.
Speaker 2: Make my day every time you see that. If you
Speaker 2: guys could see me, I am a sweatball. It is
Speaker 2: ninety degrees here in Boston. It went from sixty to ninety.
Speaker 2: It happens every year. The people they have their heads
Speaker 2: up the rest they say there's no climate change, and
Speaker 2: I am I'm telling you, if I had ball, say
Speaker 2: be sweating right now.
Speaker 4: I'm not.
Speaker 3: I'm loving you in your Irish green Bobby Klea, you
Speaker 3: look very Bostonian, Irishian?
Speaker 4: What is it? Irishian?
Speaker 1: Look?
Speaker 3: I am so glad we're here. This is Listen, lady
Speaker 3: and genterm Thank you guys so much for joining us.
Speaker 3: We are almost to the end of this season. And
Speaker 3: thank you to Black Effect, to Shop God, to Dolly Bishop,
Speaker 3: and to our producer Aaron because we have a season
Speaker 3: five that we are very proud to say that we
Speaker 3: made it.
Speaker 4: Oooh never would have made it. But just getting nervous.
Speaker 4: What today? This is? So? This is June is a
Speaker 4: couple of June is a couple of things.
Speaker 3: June is Black music month, June is also what else
Speaker 3: is June about?
Speaker 2: Eight months during Pride Month, Yeah, which you'll always say,
Speaker 2: You're always.
Speaker 4: Proud, I'm always proud. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 2: We just finished Mental health Awareness in May. We just
Speaker 2: buttoned that up. They have a few things that are
Speaker 2: going on for Pride months and tell me if this
Speaker 2: isn't a pile of chet. Did you see that Hagsath
Speaker 2: supposedly is going to have one one of the ships
Speaker 2: named the Hobby Milk.
Speaker 4: Really, and let me tell you what my biggest issue
Speaker 4: with that is.
Speaker 3: Yes, Harvey Milk was openly gay. He was the he
Speaker 3: was the mayor of San Francisco. But Harvey Milk served
Speaker 3: in the military. He fought for his country and it
Speaker 3: did day didn't acts of his sexuality, and he did
Speaker 3: two terms.
Speaker 4: I think it was they.
Speaker 2: Discharged him though when they found out a sexuality he
Speaker 2: got the book.
Speaker 3: Yes, but the but the fact that he did do it,
Speaker 3: and then he continued, Yes, but he continued to fight.
Speaker 4: He got into politics to make a difference for the
Speaker 4: LGBT community at that time. He will the powerhouse.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately he was assassinated by a rival in San Francisco.
Speaker 3: But what his impact on the world, on the community,
Speaker 3: and on the military should not be raised. They're also
Speaker 3: trying to remove Harriet Tubman's name from thinking. This administration
Speaker 3: is bonkers with thinking that you can erase history that
Speaker 3: has already been made. I saw that, Bobby, and I
Speaker 3: thought that was quite They want to remove Harvey Milk's
Speaker 3: name off the off of that and and so many
Speaker 3: other people.
Speaker 2: Why is he doing this? Like for what kind of
Speaker 2: political fodder? Like what what benefit is he getting? We
Speaker 2: know what he thinks, he's not the.
Speaker 3: Hold on, hold on, we don't know what he accept
Speaker 3: things because he don't know what he thinks because the
Speaker 3: rumor has and he accepts is at the bottom of
Speaker 3: a bottle.
Speaker 2: Well, if he's not there, and that's that's what we've
Speaker 2: been hearing, that's what that's what the little creases in
Speaker 2: the doorway are telling us. But they're saying he's he's
Speaker 2: lufton Waite's and the new Jimmy had put in and
Speaker 2: he's doing this and that, And I just thought, you're
Speaker 2: gonna I love the idea of putting Harvey Milk's same
Speaker 2: on it. But you think under President Trump and this
Speaker 2: administration that are putting they're not even putting don't ask,
Speaker 2: don't tell back in, they're just pulling people. It's a
Speaker 2: bunch of lip service.
Speaker 3: I just definitely it is definitely underplay for the overplay
Speaker 3: because they're trying to smoke screening because he wants to
Speaker 3: make it look good on one side, but the ulterior
Speaker 3: motive is definitely how you're gonna put Harvey Milk's name
Speaker 3: on the submarine on the ship, but you're removing all
Speaker 3: the gay and transgender people out of the Militaryah, it's.
Speaker 2: Crazy, since that's what I'm saying. I mean, because they.
Speaker 3: Say he is about who the source, think about the source,
Speaker 3: who it is, So that's why they'll make sense.
Speaker 2: It doesn't, so I don't. I don't get of all
Speaker 2: the people. I mean they're named after also the civil
Speaker 2: rights leaders. I love that, But I just thought he
Speaker 2: deserves it. I mean, he was put out. Maybe he
Speaker 2: would have been a navy man or an army man
Speaker 2: or whatever he was in the navy, I believe maybe
Speaker 2: he would have stayed in the service his entire life
Speaker 2: and served that way.
Speaker 3: If he didn't, well, please, what we found out was
Speaker 3: he was the milkman. It doesn't work together.
Speaker 2: But that was I lobbed it to you. We didn't
Speaker 2: even we didn't. Yeah, I saw that a federal judge
Speaker 2: ordered the Trump administration they have to continue providing gender
Speaker 2: affirming care. That's another thing. You know, how he's stopping
Speaker 2: all the care if it's undo medicaid, uh for a
Speaker 2: transit little that's not going he's tying us. And then
Speaker 2: we have a million other cases tonight that we'll discuss,
Speaker 2: not a million, ins of course exaggeration, but multiple cases
Speaker 2: where he's signing up for stuff, he's telling us what
Speaker 2: he's going to do, and then it goes to court
Speaker 2: because you can't do everything by the executive you know,
Speaker 2: by just the executive order. So it's just he's he's
Speaker 2: he's such an I just said even.
Speaker 3: Hair except is definitely in a position that he does
Speaker 3: not deserve and he is definitely not qualifying for.
Speaker 4: But he's there.
Speaker 2: Nevertheless, is a the ssside director. Do you see two
Speaker 2: weeks ago Trump gave him the job. He had to
Speaker 2: look it up, he had to google it to see
Speaker 2: what the job was. And he admits it.
Speaker 3: Speaking of admitting, speaking of admitting, the girls are fighting,
Speaker 3: the children are fighting. Bobby Clifford, I just want to
Speaker 3: say this before we get into it, because Bobby's gonna
Speaker 3: go deep into it. I just need to say this
Speaker 3: from my perspective, because there was such a big hooplah
Speaker 3: about so many people who would not vote for Kamala
Speaker 3: Harris because their philosophy was, you don't want to put
Speaker 3: an emotional woman in the White House. She's emotional. He's
Speaker 3: not equipped to do the job because of her emotion.
Speaker 3: But you got the richest man in the world and
Speaker 3: the President of the United States fighting like two year
Speaker 3: old toddlers, like little booger kid that was putting the
Speaker 3: Elon Musk, that was putting the boogers on the desk. So, now,
Speaker 3: who's wrong on this? Cause from when I see Petty,
Speaker 3: Patty is about to tell everything, which is Elon Musk, and.
Speaker 4: Donald Trump is hot about it. I'm waiting.
Speaker 3: We did predicaous on that and learn when this first happened.
Speaker 3: We said it would be like like six months. It's
Speaker 3: only like five.
Speaker 2: Six it's thirty sex. That's because you knew. You can't
Speaker 2: have two alphas or two people who want to be
Speaker 2: alphas vying for the same and you can't bring somebody
Speaker 2: in to the White House, to the Oval office and
Speaker 2: turn the case. It's just not going to work.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 2: He is a showman, the most showman. I'm also and
Speaker 2: I actually this is true concern. I'm not I'm not
Speaker 2: faking it. He's admitting Elon Musk on multiple channels, multiple
Speaker 2: media sources that about his drug use you can't have somebody.
Speaker 2: He's clearly his behavior so radic right now, you know
Speaker 2: there's going to be something else that's involved. I mean
Speaker 2: he's taking his space thing away, his space X away.
Speaker 2: Somebody asked if Trump should be a peach. He said yes.
Speaker 2: Trump said he looks stupid standing in my office with
Speaker 2: the black eye. He said. Trump said that he that
Speaker 2: Mosque has Trump derangement syndrome. I mean, this is we
Speaker 2: look like imbeciles to the to the world right now.
Speaker 3: Well that that ain't just started today. And according to sources,
Speaker 3: Musgus drug of choice is a very expensive drug, which
Speaker 3: is keddymy ketmine is very expensive, extremely expensive.
Speaker 2: Really it's thousands of dollars. I know somebody that is
Speaker 2: a licensed physician that that and so do you that
Speaker 2: does this in a clinical setting to help people with
Speaker 2: depression substance abuse problems. It can be really successful if
Speaker 2: it's used correctly, but not I believe that Chandler. Oh
Speaker 2: my god, I'm blanking matt Nolah blah, that's what I
Speaker 2: just went to myself. Oh my god, Perry, Matthew Perry,
Speaker 2: he died from kennymine because he was on the clinical dose.
Speaker 2: And then it probably made him feel better, and he
Speaker 2: did it and then hupped in a pool in the
Speaker 2: heat of the water with the kenymine just knocked him out.
Speaker 2: It's some stuff.
Speaker 3: I'm still saying. How can you put somebody in a
Speaker 3: position of power when they have an impaired mindset? You're
Speaker 3: using who you're using a drug, or you're using an
Speaker 3: enhancement to perform. You know, that's different if you're a
Speaker 3: lab entertainer, you know you but even then you're still
Speaker 3: not up to one hundred. But this person is making
Speaker 3: decisions for the country in that kind of position. Right,
Speaker 3: absolutely not, but you know what, y'all voted for.
Speaker 2: It, and he yeah, and he's I mean he was
Speaker 2: doing mushrooms. Was another thing. Like if you're doing them
Speaker 2: on your own time, and you're doing all of this
Speaker 2: on your world, that's one thing. But his goodbye party
Speaker 2: is a retirement party. Now he is. He says, he's
Speaker 2: on the spectrum, so it's himself. We're not calling him anything.
Speaker 2: He looked so off for several minutes. He was looking
Speaker 2: up at the sit like I don't even I'm like,
Speaker 2: where are you, hello, Elon, where are you? I'm concerned
Speaker 2: for him, but in this behavior today they do. They
Speaker 2: look like twelve year olds outslinging mind at each other.
Speaker 3: Don't do that to twelve year olds. They look like
Speaker 3: four year olds. Don't do that to twelve year olds.
Speaker 3: Don't do it. Are way more mature. And I don't
Speaker 3: feel sorry for him. I feel sorry for the American
Speaker 3: people that he's afforded to be in a position of
Speaker 3: power like that. Like you said, he's looking off into space.
Speaker 3: He looks crazy, and we're singing this. This is not
Speaker 3: like we're hearing about it. We're watching this in real time.
Speaker 3: And so what does that say about us as American people?
Speaker 3: Putting somebody like Donald Trump emphasized is because he didn't
Speaker 3: put hisself in there.
Speaker 4: People. Seventy seven million people voted for this.
Speaker 3: Man, and according to what Elon Musk said, he had
Speaker 3: a big hand and had them votes went and he
Speaker 3: ain't came out and just said it flat out because
Speaker 3: he knows that he comes out and say it that
Speaker 3: he has something to do with those machines, he will
Speaker 3: be found guilty as well.
Speaker 4: So he may not say that.
Speaker 3: But the roundabouts, all you gotta do is read between
Speaker 3: the lines, and I am reading my asshof.
Speaker 2: But he paid. Let's remember he paid twenty million dollars
Speaker 2: to try to sway the Supreme Court in Wisconsin and
Speaker 2: he ended up losing. What he has said, there are
Speaker 2: two things. So this is a real problem for Trump,
Speaker 2: which I got to say I'm not unhappy with because
Speaker 2: it's things that I don't believe in. So his BBB,
Speaker 2: remember from last week, not a bb I to be
Speaker 2: confused with. Is he's all over it mosk. He thinks
Speaker 2: it's awful. He said he never actually got a chance
Speaker 2: to read it. It was pushed through so quickly in Congress.
Speaker 2: Nobody got a chance. It was a big bill. It
Speaker 2: was like one thousand pages. But our best girl, we
Speaker 2: should probably send her a silver hair brush. Marjorie Taylor
Speaker 2: Green even came out ding ding ding and said that
Speaker 2: she's not going to vote for it because there's something
Speaker 2: about AI in it that she don't She didn't get
Speaker 2: a chance to read that section. And I'm thinking, if
Speaker 2: your only job, Madrie, is to read the bills, that's
Speaker 2: really all you have, and you have a whole stinking
Speaker 2: staff like this cliff notes, I'm sure version you couldn't
Speaker 2: read the cliff notes anyway. She's not voting for it too.
Speaker 2: But he says, it's full of musk, it's full of pork.
Speaker 2: It's doing the opposite of what dose you're supposed to do.
Speaker 2: It's gonna put us, It's gonna so hopefully, he said,
Speaker 2: anybody in the Senate who votes for it, that is GOP,
Speaker 2: who votes for it, he will spend his time, effort, money,
Speaker 2: even though he said he was out of paying for
Speaker 2: anything to do with elections making sure the opposite party
Speaker 2: gets in or somebody else gets in that seat.
Speaker 3: If Taylor Green is coming up for election next year,
Speaker 3: because she was talking about running for governor, but she
Speaker 3: was not endorsed by Donald Trump, so she is playing
Speaker 3: the hands that she wants to get back into that position,
Speaker 3: into that office. I don't believe that's going to happen.
Speaker 3: I believe her own district is going to turn on
Speaker 3: her behind this bill. Secondly, again I agree with you, Bobby,
Speaker 3: How the hell you in this position and you don't
Speaker 3: take the time to sit here, and of course you
Speaker 3: don't want to read the whole thousand pages, but like
Speaker 3: you said, where the cliff notes.
Speaker 4: Where are the where are the asterisks? Where are the highlighted?
Speaker 4: And you got a staff that will show.
Speaker 3: You all of these particulars, which means that you didn't
Speaker 3: take the time because you were so busy with your
Speaker 3: lips to the orange ring that you're going to do
Speaker 3: whatever this man says. But now when you see that
Speaker 3: he didn't back you, he does not have your interests
Speaker 3: that now you want to turn. They're all going to
Speaker 3: turn and run to try to jump ship, I believe,
Speaker 3: because it's going to be a mess. But this is
Speaker 3: very scary, and this bill is detrimental to so many
Speaker 3: American people who are on welfare and who are on
Speaker 3: a medical who are getting snapped food stamps to feed
Speaker 3: their family. Because there's way more of you racists and
Speaker 3: poor people, and some of you are racist and poor
Speaker 3: that thought he was going to be the second coming
Speaker 3: of Christ, and that he's handing you your ass because
Speaker 3: guess what, you're not his rich one or two percent.
Speaker 4: You are just poor.
Speaker 2: It's not nobody has really you know, so their fiscal
Speaker 2: conservatives is the GOP and nobody, strangely enough, which happens.
Speaker 2: It seems to happen every time with the Democrats. Nobody's
Speaker 2: really tried to handle the deficit since thirty years ago,
Speaker 2: when Bill Clinton took it down. So isn't it funny
Speaker 2: a Democrat and we're not the fyscal responsibility. There's you know,
Speaker 2: the responsible ones. So they've got to do something. I mean,
Speaker 2: this is absolutely crazy. You take food away from kids.
Speaker 2: It's the snap money when kids don't have the parents
Speaker 2: don't have money for the end of the month or whatever,
Speaker 2: and these kids come in and they can get free lunches,
Speaker 2: and you know, there's other things, but you want to
Speaker 2: take away from the most marginalized special needs kids like
Speaker 2: my sister, or people who are kind of on the
Speaker 2: spectrum they're functioning. You know, when we were kids, they
Speaker 2: called them slow. You know, they wouldn't they could. You
Speaker 2: knew they couldn't hold a big job.
Speaker 3: First of all, hold on, I was not a kid
Speaker 3: when you were a kid. Let's let's clear that up.
Speaker 2: But they but the people you knew would pump gas
Speaker 2: or they might palk the carts at the grocery, but
Speaker 2: they were working and they need the healthcare and the
Speaker 2: billions of dollars and I'm not even gonna say millions
Speaker 2: it will cost us if we start forcing all of
Speaker 2: these people that they're going to end up cutting back
Speaker 2: into emergency rooms, mocking up our emergency room care and
Speaker 2: costing us a fortune. You know, you can get your
Speaker 2: flu shot for ten dollars. I'm going to use low
Speaker 2: numbers at your PCP office, but it's one thy ten dollars.
Speaker 2: In an emergency room, the care costs more everything because
Speaker 2: you've got the machinery you have to pay for. It's
Speaker 2: a fortune. So we want to keep people out of
Speaker 2: emergency rooms. It's way cheaper to give them a little
Speaker 2: bit of medicaid than send them to an emergency room.
Speaker 3: I grew up in the projects in Chicago, Bobby, and
Speaker 3: I'm telling you my mother would would do her thing
Speaker 3: and sometimes that we were very strained for food. But
Speaker 3: I've watched the other kids who would come to school
Speaker 3: for the breakfast and look forward to the lunch, and
Speaker 3: that might have been.
Speaker 4: Their only meal all day.
Speaker 3: In fact, I would watch them go around and get
Speaker 3: other people's leftovers and put it in napkins in bags
Speaker 3: to take the home so that they would have food.
Speaker 3: And we are going to revert back to this. This
Speaker 3: was thirty forty years ago. We're going to revert back
Speaker 3: to this. It's ridiculous, Bobby, but I'm.
Speaker 2: Hoping that would say the extra fruit and stuff it was.
Speaker 3: I'm praying that this bill does not pass, and I'm
Speaker 3: looking at RAYM. Paul's against it. So many Republicans are
Speaker 3: really starting to find it. They're umph they're going to
Speaker 3: get their backbone finally to stand up against we are
Speaker 3: going to lose our country allowing this food to run
Speaker 3: us into a brick wall. So I'm loving that they
Speaker 3: are standing the out exactly right. They haven't stood up
Speaker 3: on all the way on their legs, but they're finding
Speaker 3: themselves and they're finally starting to try to stand tall
Speaker 3: because it's going to save America. We're gonna lose our
Speaker 3: damn country allowing somebody in this power to think that
Speaker 3: they are a king, and he damn sure think he
Speaker 3: is a king of a country.
Speaker 2: He wants to be, he desperately wants to be. And
Speaker 2: you know what I keep looking at like out of
Speaker 2: my you know, like my perfle vision is China, which
Speaker 2: we're trying to smooth that we're irritating them with the tariffs.
Speaker 2: They're going to pull the bill on the money that
Speaker 2: we owe, do you know what I mean? Like it's
Speaker 2: and then where we're going from there when our when
Speaker 2: our deficit is even higher, and we've we've got to
Speaker 2: we've got to pull it in. You know where I
Speaker 2: don't disagree with everything that President Trump wants to do.
Speaker 2: Tighter writer borders. He wants to get rid of any
Speaker 2: abuse fraud, But every single president said.
Speaker 3: It, girl, hold on, back up, you back up. He
Speaker 3: wants to get rid of what fraud. Guess who the
Speaker 3: biggest fraud is. He's the biggest fraud. No, no, you're
Speaker 3: not gonna.
Speaker 2: He's It's the way he does it. He comes in.
Speaker 2: You know, I liked the way that al Gore who
Speaker 2: was put on it. I think it was Rego. He
Speaker 2: did it. But he came in with a scalpel. He
Speaker 2: met with every single department. It took them almost a
Speaker 2: full four years to go through and to be able
Speaker 2: to make some actual big cuts. But they needed to
Speaker 2: go further. But what happens is your time is up.
Speaker 2: You only have four to eight years. This is a
Speaker 2: long It's like that you or I trying to go
Speaker 2: in and do brain surgery. You conscious go in with
Speaker 2: the with the chains.
Speaker 3: According to yeah, but according to his staff and his administration,
Speaker 3: he doesn't even read the briefings every day, so he
Speaker 3: wouldn't be informed.
Speaker 4: So he wouldn't be informed.
Speaker 3: He is a person in a political power, in a
Speaker 3: position that he is not only a not qualified for,
Speaker 3: but be he's only there for monetary gain and power
Speaker 3: for him, his family.
Speaker 4: And his constituents.
Speaker 3: And we voted as Americans, we voted for this shit.
Speaker 3: I didn't vote for him personally, but if we didn't
Speaker 3: all stand together as an American country, then we all
Speaker 3: involved in this bullshit. That means we all voted for him. Secondly,
Speaker 3: with this d I thing, I listened to God, please
Speaker 3: let me remember the name one of the podcasts, I
Speaker 3: can't remember his name, and they were pointing out this
Speaker 3: was a white guy too, very sharp talking about what
Speaker 3: DEI has meant to white women. So what apparently the
Speaker 3: smoke screen is that a lot of these very affluential
Speaker 3: white men in politics and in power use their wife's name,
Speaker 3: their wives name to get these huge loans and be
Speaker 3: the face of a company that they're profiting off. But
Speaker 3: they put it in the wives' names to get over
Speaker 3: with the DEI. Oh Bobby the way he broke it
Speaker 3: down and explained it, because they made d I look
Speaker 3: like the black people were the ones who were profiting
Speaker 3: from it, but it's not. It is these men who
Speaker 3: have Like if you had a very successful political husband
Speaker 3: and he used a company in your name, even if
Speaker 3: you're maiden name, but they it is such a conspiracy.
Speaker 4: Bobby.
Speaker 3: I was like, Wow, that is something deep. So I'm
Speaker 3: going to research that. I can give you guys more
Speaker 3: about that next week. But it is mind boggling, Bobby.
Speaker 3: And when you mentioned something earlier with the gender affirming
Speaker 3: care for the people that really needed and really understand
Speaker 3: what it does to you, I applaud that they are
Speaker 3: not stopping that because I never my personal opinion, I
Speaker 3: still never agree with it for people under a certain age,
Speaker 3: But for the ones who are responsible and of a
Speaker 3: certain age, I think that it is going to be
Speaker 3: a help to those people so they can live the
Speaker 3: way that they feel like they need to live, especially
Speaker 3: in their mind, because if your mind right, the rest
Speaker 3: of your body should be right. But for the ones
Speaker 3: that for the youth, that's never been my agreevment. But
Speaker 3: you know, I get backlash and pushback about that, and that's.
Speaker 2: Sure that you're a parent, so you understand, and you're
Speaker 2: somebody who has lived it. So you know what, we've
Speaker 2: discussed this before. What you thought your choices were in
Speaker 2: high school, what you thought you were wasn't necessarily what
Speaker 2: you found out you were when you were in your twenties,
Speaker 2: you know. So, and if you are pumping all those
Speaker 2: hormones like consistently, you might not have your three beautiful children,
Speaker 2: you know, so you don't want people to make mistakes.
Speaker 2: I almost feel that way about about crime, you know, like,
Speaker 2: I think there needs to be reformed, and I don't
Speaker 2: think eighteen necessarily should be an adult. I don't think
Speaker 2: these especially boys, he too young.
Speaker 4: Now I feel like the mine is bad they.
Speaker 2: I think it's they. I don't know if anybody would
Speaker 2: go for twenty five, but I think they say that
Speaker 2: your brain is not fully formed in twelve twenty five,
Speaker 2: But I was thinking twenty one. You know, when you're
Speaker 2: doing alcohol at least, you know, I don't. I just
Speaker 2: because some of these kids are still in high school
Speaker 2: in eighteen. They're just not thinking it's nothing but one
Speaker 2: big trescosterone or estrogen push. So I just don't think
Speaker 2: they're so I feel the same way I feel. I
Speaker 2: never even thought about it until you said that and
Speaker 2: I said, you're right. We put so much shit with
Speaker 2: the food that we eat, so many chemicals and bad things,
Speaker 2: and pesticides were already ingesting. The last thing we need
Speaker 2: is more of one or the other. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I wonder if anyone who has ever done studies for
Speaker 2: breast cancer and stuff over a long period of time,
Speaker 2: if you're taking it young.
Speaker 4: And the difference of the eighteen year olds now as
Speaker 4: opposed to forty years ago is we were taught more
Speaker 4: independence because we didn't have so much social media and
Speaker 4: cell phones and computers to rely on. Oh my god,
Speaker 4: I really had to be You had to learn by doing.
Speaker 4: You had to learn from your eldest teacher. But now
Speaker 4: you could just google everything and.
Speaker 2: Make the mistakes plain. That was wonderful. It's a part
Speaker 2: to make the mistake.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, but there's nothing wrong with mistakes, especially if
Speaker 3: they're not life altering or detrimental, because you learn and
Speaker 3: you like, you know what, I'm not want to do
Speaker 3: that again.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: The experience, the experience is the best experiences.
Speaker 2: It absolutely is of Jesus when we were raised. I mean,
Speaker 2: if we have young people that are listening here, they're
Speaker 2: literally I think flame and I have spoken about this before.
Speaker 2: There was a commercial that came on at ten o'clock
Speaker 2: at night and would say to parents, lackluster, lazy ass
Speaker 2: parents who went to bed floor hours earlier, do you
Speaker 2: know where your children are?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's ten pm. Do you know where your children are?
Speaker 2: Because they did it, we would go out and play.
Speaker 2: And if you it went out after after you ate
Speaker 2: and you cleaned up from dinner, forget it. They didn't know.
Speaker 2: They'd be like I should.
Speaker 4: No, I guess that was not us.
Speaker 3: When the street lights came on, you better be in
Speaker 3: my house. That was us when the street lights come on,
Speaker 3: and mind you, and the summertime, the street ice don't
Speaker 3: come on until later, so we were able to play
Speaker 3: out a little bit later.
Speaker 4: But that you know. But the neighborhoods were different. Did
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 3: The neighbors coveted the other children's children, so they would
Speaker 3: see missus.
Speaker 4: Jones, I'm gonna call your mom. I'm gonna tell your mom.
Speaker 3: Get your miss Jones would reprimand you, and then you
Speaker 3: go home and get represented.
Speaker 2: You swat on your ass, are on the back of
Speaker 2: your head, Mister Ronaldi, he'd get he'd pinch h you
Speaker 2: it bled if you saw yourself doing something that he
Speaker 2: didn't think was all this night?
Speaker 4: You you white folks, is real abusive.
Speaker 2: True, it's true. When I tell you he pinched it,
Speaker 2: he would get you know, there's two nails and he would,
Speaker 2: you'd see stars. You would do it again, you know,
Speaker 2: you would pick up a rock and throw it if
Speaker 2: whatever you were doing, I can't even think it.
Speaker 4: And now consider.
Speaker 2: My mother, and she'd do it, she said, I said,
Speaker 2: he pinched me. Well what did you do? When I
Speaker 2: tell her? And then I get my ass whooped out.
Speaker 2: So the parents also backed each other. Nobody was at
Speaker 2: beliast in my neighborhood was abusive with it. But they
Speaker 2: worried about the kids, and they hoped that my mom
Speaker 2: was watching their child as they read them.
Speaker 4: Ok But I am very pleased. I am very pleased
Speaker 4: that they.
Speaker 3: Are giving gender firm and care still to adults who
Speaker 3: really who live their lives like this, and who are
Speaker 3: responsible enough and adult enough to handle what comes along
Speaker 3: with hormone therapy and all of that stuff.
Speaker 4: So that's a great thing.
Speaker 3: Okay, you know what, I also want to talk about
Speaker 3: Bobby so former White House Press Secretary Kareeine John Pierre
Speaker 3: has changed her partisanship. She says that she is no
Speaker 3: longer Democrat, she's independent. Who else said that on this
Speaker 3: Laugh and Learn about Julius?
Speaker 2: We actually we actually both. She's coming out with the
Speaker 2: book called Independent, and I was feeling a certain way
Speaker 2: because it hasn't come out yet, so nobody's been able
Speaker 2: to review it do anything that it was, so we
Speaker 2: don't really know. And coming off the Jake Tapper book
Speaker 2: that I'm disappointed. I just didn't think it needed to
Speaker 2: come out. Now. I know the two of them read it,
Speaker 2: but while we had this administration in office. It was funny.
Speaker 2: I told you, I was watching The View and they
Speaker 2: had Bill Clinton and James Patterson, one of my favorite
Speaker 2: authors on They just wrote a book, and of course
Speaker 2: The View when after Bill Clinton and for political information,
Speaker 2: not necessarily the book, and so they were asking him
Speaker 2: like a gazillion questions, and he said, I'm going to
Speaker 2: tell you. It was I'm going to tell you what
Speaker 2: my truth is. It was the same truth that I
Speaker 2: had before. Anytime that I spoke with President Biden. He
Speaker 2: was sharp on it and he absolutely could do the
Speaker 2: job becaus the aged Yes, any of us would, he said,
Speaker 2: And to add to it, when you're working, he goes,
Speaker 2: I don't care what people, what the news is saying.
Speaker 2: When y'all working twenty fourteen to twenty hour days at
Speaker 2: seventy eight seven, it's going to take a way bigger
Speaker 2: toll on you, he said. Now, do I think he
Speaker 2: should have got out when he did? Yes? Because it
Speaker 2: was the next was what George Stefanopolos said, I am
Speaker 2: completely comfortable you with you finishing this term. When I'm
Speaker 2: nervous is as we're watching you decline what the next
Speaker 2: four years would be. So it was sort of what
Speaker 2: Karine I guess there's you couldn't put paper between her
Speaker 2: and the Bidens. They're still very close. She feels that
Speaker 2: in you and I have spoken about this, the GOP
Speaker 2: has an unwavering cult like loyalty. No matter what, they
Speaker 2: handle it the way you should. They have their fights
Speaker 2: behind closed doors. None of us know about it. But
Speaker 2: she feels that the Democrats, especially with all this, they
Speaker 2: don't want their names being released, but they're they're dying
Speaker 2: to give the information to Jake Tapper, right. She feels
Speaker 2: that the way that Joe Biden was escorted out basically
Speaker 2: was the Democrats have viral loyalty. It's whatever you can
Speaker 2: kind of whip it up. As you've said a million times,
Speaker 2: we can squeal on ourselves. We don't even need anybody
Speaker 2: else to come at us. So I think that that's
Speaker 2: what she's discussing. I saw her her quick little clip.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you did. You did as well,
Speaker 2: and she just said that we need to start working together.
Speaker 2: It has to not be so partisan. And she went
Speaker 2: through a bunch of stuff. Maybe we'll learn I will
Speaker 2: read her book, maybe we'll learn something about fights. So
Speaker 2: happening behind that, Joe was having trouble, you know, getting
Speaker 2: people online, and.
Speaker 3: I applaud her for publicly standing on how she feels
Speaker 3: right now. And I'm telling you I'm internally I'm still
Speaker 3: a Democrat. But I was so disappointed with the Democratic
Speaker 3: Party for these last four years, especially and not Biden,
Speaker 3: but the bottom feeders the party for not ever since
Speaker 3: we lost the Gangster, said Pelosi. The Democrats have just
Speaker 3: seemed to have lost their backbone. There is no strength,
Speaker 3: there is no courage, their damn show, ain't no unity.
Speaker 3: But I don't know if there was nothing in the
Speaker 3: party before that and their like we talked about, there's
Speaker 3: no there's no need for the Republican Party to bash us.
Speaker 3: We do a great job of doing that on our own.
Speaker 3: And then they just watch it follow sloop, take follow suit,
Speaker 3: take it, run with it, and then we all look
Speaker 3: like foods. And while we are fighting with each other,
Speaker 3: they are winning again. Well in our country, we are
Speaker 3: fighting with each other. Eli Musk and Donald Trump and
Speaker 3: woo China and Russia are watching us. We are weak,
Speaker 3: We are very weak as.
Speaker 2: A country right now, absolutely loving it. And what came
Speaker 2: out of that, that Jake Tapper book, and it's there's
Speaker 2: another gentleman. I just I really apologize whoever you are
Speaker 2: there as an author, but I just your name keeps
Speaker 2: escaping me. But what came out of that book is
Speaker 2: now and it's a distraction. It's I don't, I don't
Speaker 2: how it's relevant. Is Trump is now going to have
Speaker 2: an investigation into whether Biden and his mental acuity was
Speaker 2: high enough that he should even have been using the
Speaker 2: auto pen. But because now they have all these they'll
Speaker 2: be able to probably subpoena them. They have all these
Speaker 2: anonymous resources, they'll put all they'll subplane a Jake Tapper.
Speaker 2: Whether he'll go to jail to protect his sources, we'll see,
Speaker 2: but it's a distract. Who gives a shit. Let's look forward.
Speaker 2: It was it wrong? It was We've already discussed it.
Speaker 2: Somebody should have told Joe before the hours had taken
Speaker 2: a toll. We need you to be strong in the party.
Speaker 2: We need you to do exactly what you're going to do, transitional,
Speaker 2: and we need you to help us pick who the
Speaker 2: next person is, get him involved with the primary, and
Speaker 2: you would have had a better outcome, but to publicly
Speaker 2: humiliate him so he came back. I just don't and
Speaker 2: having an investigation into him, What about the investigation into
Speaker 2: the money that's being made. How about a plane from
Speaker 2: Cutter sitting sitting and an air force field somewhere to get.
Speaker 4: That Trump is doing classic Trump.
Speaker 3: He is everything that he wants to go after somebody
Speaker 3: else for is a crime that he is not only
Speaker 3: committing now or probably have already committed, because then he's
Speaker 3: taking the light and the eyes off of him to
Speaker 3: shine them on somebody else who's who's not only doing
Speaker 3: the exact same thing, or have already done and succactically
Speaker 3: got away with it because he is very good at
Speaker 3: changing the narrative and distracting you to look over there,
Speaker 3: he's doing the exact same thing. But look to the left,
Speaker 3: look over there, Look what they're doing. Oh look what
Speaker 3: they are doing. When he's doing the exact same thing.
Speaker 3: He's brilliant for that. To me, now I'm not thinking
Speaker 3: he a brilliant person, but for that strategy, he's brilliant
Speaker 3: for that, and it works for him every single time.
Speaker 2: And you don't pay attention. You don't pay attention to
Speaker 2: things like, you know, anything his first term, anything that
Speaker 2: President Obama was in, he was trying to tear it down.
Speaker 2: And he's doing obviously we know the same with President Biden.
Speaker 2: And it's funny President Biden didn't do it for him.
Speaker 2: For instance, the worst tariffs that he agreed with and
Speaker 2: left in place. You know, there were some good policies
Speaker 2: that he left in place. But one of the things
Speaker 2: that I'm the most the most disappointed is is that
Speaker 2: he's taking so Biden put do you remember it was
Speaker 2: during all of the abortion stuff was happening, and Biden
Speaker 2: put a protection in place for women where if they
Speaker 2: were losing the baby, no matter anywhere in the country,
Speaker 2: they could go to the emergency room and they could
Speaker 2: get their DNC. They call it an abortion.
Speaker 4: It's not.
Speaker 2: It's because they're losing the baby anyway, and so that
Speaker 2: they don't that we've lost women. You know, we we
Speaker 2: have I think a dozen women over the course of
Speaker 2: the past four years that have that have died under
Speaker 2: you know, all the new laws or all the old
Speaker 2: the ones that he was putting in place his first term.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: And so he's he's pulling that out, he's pulling that
Speaker 2: protection away. So now these er doctors aren't going to
Speaker 2: be able to help these women in our states where
Speaker 2: you're you're protected. They do, But what about the Kentucky's
Speaker 2: and the Tennessees and the Mississippis and the so But
Speaker 2: you're not paying attention to that. He's sliding that in
Speaker 2: by auto pan because.
Speaker 4: He was too busy.
Speaker 3: He was too busy telling people that they were having
Speaker 3: abortions in the ninth month. Oh my god, geez, man,
Speaker 3: this man is so crazy. Uh, Bobby, we're gonna move
Speaker 3: on to this because I want to talk about I
Speaker 3: want to say hats off and applaud President Robert Zelensky of.
Speaker 4: Where is he from Ukraine.
Speaker 3: Good god, yeah, Zelensky, Yeah, because he was he was
Speaker 3: so sharp and and doing a trojan horse. We're getting
Speaker 3: those bombs and those those drones in Russia to blow
Speaker 3: up a lot of those uh uh airplanes and all
Speaker 3: the aircraft and so many, so much stuff. Yes, now
Speaker 3: the retaliation is gonna be something because because by because uh,
Speaker 3: Putin said he was going to retaliate.
Speaker 4: But good Trump on the phone and you he did.
Speaker 2: Why didn't Trump say no?
Speaker 3: And they're going to be the same man, the same
Speaker 3: man who said he could stop the war on day
Speaker 3: one or before they were no problem.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he should have said to him on the phone
Speaker 2: call that that he had that he thought was a
Speaker 2: good phone call, but it's not going to stop soon.
Speaker 2: And he did say to him, he did basically say
Speaker 2: I'm standing with if Ukraine, you know, because he has
Speaker 2: to remember we have the middle.
Speaker 4: Right rights things.
Speaker 2: But he should have said, no, that's not the way
Speaker 2: it's going to stop. You know, it's going to stop.
Speaker 2: So the stupidity of it all, I can't did you
Speaker 2: see Joni Ernst, she is the congressmoman from Iowa, Republican
Speaker 2: uh huh. Out there in the freaking cornfields. See she's
Speaker 2: at a town hall.
Speaker 4: She was she was in the cemetery.
Speaker 2: Oh that was the said. She starts out at a
Speaker 2: town hall, which I'm shocked she showed up because a
Speaker 2: lot of the GOP bip because they're getting put fact
Speaker 2: from from the veterans, from everybody, because this isn't what
Speaker 2: we signed up for and this isn't So they're talking
Speaker 2: about cutting Medicaid. And one woman said, she's a lower
Speaker 2: income woman, but she's she's like and there was a man.
Speaker 2: I think they were both saying the same thing. You know,
Speaker 2: she's on the line. You know she could make it.
Speaker 2: She doesn't work, she's got a sick child. That's how
Speaker 2: they get their health care. And she goes, you are
Speaker 2: you're killing me, You're gonna you're gonna be You're going
Speaker 2: to kill us? And what does she say?
Speaker 3: She said, yeah, people are going to die because and
Speaker 3: and and what is she what does she what is
Speaker 3: her position? Congressman, congress congresswoman. She says, well, we're all
Speaker 3: going to die. If that wasn't a slap in the face.
Speaker 3: Then the next day she goes to the cemetery to
Speaker 3: make a fucking bootleg ass kiss my boot licked and
Speaker 3: ass apology.
Speaker 4: It was Bobby, Bobby. It was so disrespectful to her.
Speaker 4: Oh my god. And I'm like, y'all voted for this woman,
Speaker 4: So y'all know what to do.
Speaker 3: Use the power of your vote and vote her ass
Speaker 3: out because that was ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Seventeen months, it's not it. It's almost even under people.
Speaker 2: The midterms and as long as the last five months
Speaker 2: have been, trust me, seventeen months are going to go
Speaker 2: by quickly. Will you have to figure out in your talents, guys,
Speaker 2: because a vote is a terrible thing to waste, and
Speaker 2: we have to so you know who the real people.
Speaker 2: I'm angry with the ninety million that stayed home. We
Speaker 2: have got to get them off their asses, off the
Speaker 2: couch and get them into vote so that we can
Speaker 2: want to stop some of the show poop.
Speaker 3: I wonder how many of that ninety million this BBB
Speaker 3: is going to affect. Y'all know what the BBB is, BVB. Yeah,
Speaker 3: the BBB is the big beautiful bill that Donald Trump promises.
Speaker 3: Because you said at home and did nothing, but that
Speaker 3: does not mean that nothing is going to happen to you.
Speaker 3: If you are part of that one percent. That percentage
Speaker 3: just on snap or that's on medica. Oh he about
Speaker 3: to text your ass.
Speaker 2: Get ready somebody. That's what we have to stop being selfish.
Speaker 2: We have to start working together. It doesn't have to
Speaker 2: be you. It could be your cousin, it could be
Speaker 2: your whoever, and they need that money. Most people there
Speaker 2: are people who work the system. Flame we all know them.
Speaker 2: It's so few and far between. It's not funny because
Speaker 2: work the system for what twelve hundred dollars a month
Speaker 2: you have to live on to like, it's ridiculous. You
Speaker 2: live in poverty. Who'd want to?
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't understand people that do it, but it's I
Speaker 2: get it. But most people aren't. They work to the
Speaker 2: best of their ability of what you can do. You know,
Speaker 2: my mother would have been a perfect example. So my
Speaker 2: mother had my parents divorced, and she had us with
Speaker 2: Teresa sick all the time. How could she work a
Speaker 2: full time job? Blame She constantly would have been having
Speaker 2: to come home. So she would have had to either
Speaker 2: be a stay of home or she didn't need a
Speaker 2: job that was so minimum wage that they would give
Speaker 2: her some flexibility. She would need that health care you know,
Speaker 2: that's the only way that we would have survived. So
Speaker 2: it's not and that's who's going after people who were
Speaker 2: able bodied and they have to fill out a thing
Speaker 2: and they have to work twenty hours. But what if
Speaker 2: she didn't get the twenty hours in Like my sister,
Speaker 2: she just got out two days ago from the hospital.
Speaker 2: She was in the hospital for two and a half weeks.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's at a drop of a hat.
Speaker 4: I'm not laughing at you, Bobby. I'm laughing at the
Speaker 4: able body.
Speaker 3: I thought one name and the uins would a vase.
Speaker 3: Don't even get that's the inside deal gel for me
Speaker 3: and Bobby, I ain't got nothing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Bobby, Yeah, that was.
Speaker 2: That was very funny. Do you know what I'm disappointed with.
Speaker 2: I'm saying and I don't like people that sue, but
Speaker 2: I'm saying good for them. I don't like how Biden
Speaker 2: handled it. I don't think it was Biden necessarily, because
Speaker 2: he's the most empathetic person in the entire world. I
Speaker 2: think it was his administration or his ad vibe. There's
Speaker 2: the poor people from East Palestine. We're finding out that
Speaker 2: the administration told them and the the the rail people
Speaker 2: that they called the doctors in their area and told
Speaker 2: them not to treat them for all of those diseases. Now,
Speaker 2: you guys don't remember the East Palestine. That's here and
Speaker 2: here in the United States. We're not talking about the
Speaker 2: country where they had a rail derailment, a trained derailment,
Speaker 2: and they poured all sorts of chemicals in and they
Speaker 2: couldn't pick them up, so they burnt them. They opted
Speaker 2: to burn them. So the people there are getting cancer,
Speaker 2: they're getting all sorts of horrible diseases quickly because it
Speaker 2: was only like two two and a half years ago
Speaker 2: and they got no help. I don't know why President
Speaker 2: Biden did go, but he waited a year. I don't
Speaker 2: know why he did. I like, as I said, I
Speaker 2: don't know what who he was being advised by. Chris
Speaker 2: Cualma was there the whole time. It kind of bled
Speaker 2: to him. But these poor people, the kids that I
Speaker 2: mean there there are children with radical hysterectomies. I mean
Speaker 2: it's I think probably a child. I don't want to
Speaker 2: make it seem more. But they're actually suing now, they're
Speaker 2: suing both the trained people as well as the government.
Speaker 2: And I say go for it, because if you need again,
Speaker 2: we're talking about these are going to be long term
Speaker 2: diseases because of that, that toxic plume of smoke, and
Speaker 2: you're gotta protect your kids or your spouse and get
Speaker 2: them the best care that they can. I say, go
Speaker 2: for it, but I thought it was really sad it
Speaker 2: didn't have to be handled that way and take an
Speaker 2: ownership the trail and actually cleaned it up.
Speaker 3: This is this is the world we live in right now.
Speaker 3: Bobby Clifford, looking here, looking here, looking here. We want
Speaker 3: to thank you, guys, and I thank you' all every week.
Speaker 3: I'm going to let Bobby thank y'all this week. Bobby,
Speaker 3: what what you got to say to our loyal, wonderful,
Speaker 3: laugh and learned listeners out there.
Speaker 2: I am so appreciative because we couldn't do it with them.
Speaker 2: I am hoping that they continue to to listen. I
Speaker 2: wish they'd give us if they if they had ideas
Speaker 2: or things they want to hear. So Flame and I
Speaker 2: are going to shake it up a little. You're going
Speaker 2: to see some differences. We're gonna we have to sort
Speaker 2: that out first before we announce anything for season five
Speaker 2: for us too, So it's a little more exciting for us,
Speaker 2: and we're learning because that's we feel that we probably
Speaker 2: get as much as you guys out of it. Please
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Speaker 2: Anything you want to see, any questions you have, if
Speaker 2: we're not explaining things, or if you think we got
Speaker 2: something wrong, we can always come back the next week
Speaker 2: and correct ourselves if we vet it and you're correct.
Speaker 2: But we couldn't do it without you.
Speaker 4: Guys.
Speaker 2: You're everything. You're the reason we're here.
Speaker 4: And I'm telling you for you too. Oh thank you. Bobby.
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Speaker 4: We want you to know that we would.
Speaker 3: Not be able to have a season five like Bobby said,
Speaker 3: without you, and this is episode fifty one. Next week
Speaker 3: is our final episode before we take a short break
Speaker 3: and come back to you guys.
Speaker 4: But thank you.
Speaker 3: America is not going to stop being America. But we
Speaker 3: have to stop the people that are trying to kill
Speaker 3: our country, and I stopping in them. Is this platform,
Speaker 3: you being vocal, you using your power of your vote,
Speaker 3: your voice from sending emails. Emails work Hit me when
Speaker 3: I tell you, emails work, especially if you got somebody
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Speaker 3: writing your emails for you. Just giving them, give them
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Speaker 4: Smash whoever you're trying to smash. But it works.
Speaker 3: But they being quiet, it's going to get us all
Speaker 3: completely quiet forever.
Speaker 4: Stand up, fight. Thank you to the Republican Party, the
Speaker 4: people in.
Speaker 3: Standing up finally finding that backbone and saying enough is enough.
Speaker 3: We're not going to do this shit anymore because it's
Speaker 3: going to cost the country. Yes, you guys are making
Speaker 3: money like a fat rep but it's going to cost
Speaker 3: our country. Everything, everything, and we don't want to do that,
Speaker 3: so we thank you for that. You can follow Bobby
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