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Speaker 1: do you do? No do what you do? Can't no
Speaker 1: kids do what I do? So welcome to laugh. I'm
Speaker 1: your host Flaming Roll along with my partner Lauren Holyan.
Speaker 1: This week, episode episode number I don't know one twenty nine,
Speaker 1: thirty four whatever. Oh that's like football one thirty four,
Speaker 1: sixty nine and I'm wrong with the sixty nine y'all. So,
Speaker 1: how was your week? I thought the week was. The
Speaker 1: week was good. Lauren. We got a gig, Thank you,
Speaker 1: Lauren Holgan. We got a new gig. I'm grateful for that.
Speaker 1: So it started off. This weekend started off wonderfully and
Speaker 1: yesterday was where the week starts on Sunday. So yesterday
Speaker 1: I watched my show, which is p Valley, which I love,
Speaker 1: and I watched the show which is Back, which was
Speaker 1: also good. But I watched the b ET Awards last night.
Speaker 1: Let's get to it. I loved it. I gotta do.
Speaker 1: I finally went home and watched it. I loved it.
Speaker 1: I think it was great, Like it wasn't a typical
Speaker 1: ghetto BET Awards. It was very it was done very,
Speaker 1: very well. I thought. I watched it to see tage host,
Speaker 1: because you know, that's always my interest to see what
Speaker 1: the host gonna do. I thought she was pretty good. Uh.
Speaker 1: Some of the outfits no, uh and when we and
Speaker 1: since we're on closed, because you know, I love to rage,
Speaker 1: but since we're on clothes, let's do close. You know
Speaker 1: who I thought was absolutely adorable. Lauren Marseilles. I thought
Speaker 1: dressed age appropriate and it was cute. It wasn't scandalous
Speaker 1: and she's been showing too much. It was cute dresses there,
Speaker 1: but it was way more not cute dresses and outfit
Speaker 1: said it was cute ones. Yeah. The fashion didn't really
Speaker 1: do it for me. There was there was a handful.
Speaker 1: I loved how Marsa looked. I loved Chloe of the
Speaker 1: way Hollie looked. Who well, were kind of like my favorites. Honestly,
Speaker 1: it was use three but some of the some of
Speaker 1: the office were just a little But I thought that Mary.
Speaker 1: I thought Mary looked good. But Mary was walking up
Speaker 1: there to get that reward like them, shoes were stolen
Speaker 1: and she was tipping Batham's shoes? Was tata Um? I
Speaker 1: love jos Ja se was dressed nice. I liked her dress,
Speaker 1: her not her outfit. Who else looked nice? Oh? Who
Speaker 1: else looked nice? To me? Oh? I loved Kiki Palmer stressed.
Speaker 1: But you know who was so damper? To me? It
Speaker 1: was so flat lorn? Was Lena wait Lin Waves looked
Speaker 1: damp related wait oh lad wait? That turned me on?
Speaker 1: Um Yeah, I felt the same way about Daniel Klue.
Speaker 1: I thought his outfit was lovely. It looked really nice,
Speaker 1: especially when him and KICKI came up together. It looked
Speaker 1: really good. And Mariah Garritt looks fabulous too. Mimi made
Speaker 1: an appearance, Mara snuggy to be ty y'all know she
Speaker 1: is sister. She like brothers. Look a lot of them
Speaker 1: like brothers. Get me started on. Okay, so since we're
Speaker 1: doing fashion, now, let's talk about the fashion. Uh's um
Speaker 1: billy Porter's outfit. Yeah, I didn't like it. I didn't
Speaker 1: like it. I think, I mean, in my opinion, I
Speaker 1: don't know this for a fact. I think he was
Speaker 1: going for androgyny. If I were to make an assumption,
Speaker 1: and I just I didn't like it. People have been
Speaker 1: going Stylus wasn't hung up his outfit on those wire hangers.
Speaker 1: The hangar was still in there. Let me just say
Speaker 1: that the hangar was still in the jacket. Ha ha. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I wanted him to do a little more. It was
Speaker 1: a little basic and then the shoulders, it just it
Speaker 1: didn't do it for me. So yeah, it was me
Speaker 1: huh huh, I don't huh I and extended. I don't
Speaker 1: mind that though, Like if I don't mind an extended
Speaker 1: it's shoulder, it doesn't bother me. But it just it
Speaker 1: didn't work yesterday. It didn't work. So the last four
Speaker 1: or five outfits ain't work. It wasn't just yesterday. Don't
Speaker 1: blame that on yesterday. Yesterday had nothing to do with that. Uh,
Speaker 1: let's keep it moving and let's talk about the fur
Speaker 1: boots and the hounds. To Mini dress a saucy Piannah,
Speaker 1: I didn't like the outfit. I really didn't. And you
Speaker 1: know what, Lauren was so funny. I like his music
Speaker 1: against but that outfit and that performance for the pre
Speaker 1: bah Wars, well, let me tell you something. You'd have
Speaker 1: thought he had enough of shaking his Here he is
Speaker 1: when he got shot in at the Strip club, like
Speaker 1: then they'll watching sit and training the well and when
Speaker 1: I when I last stopped me, when you fading the
Speaker 1: last stopped me? Am I lying, I didn't, I didn't respond.
Speaker 1: I just my mouth was left wide open. But but
Speaker 1: I think the performance of what he did, that's because
Speaker 1: his brand, that's his signature. And I think it's fine
Speaker 1: to the girls. But the outfit, on the other hand,
Speaker 1: and I guess somebody saying that law Roach styled him.
Speaker 1: I didn't. I didn't like hurry boots with the it
Speaker 1: just know I didn't do it for me. So but overall,
Speaker 1: I want to talk. I loved to Rogie's outfit, so
Speaker 1: I can't believe you didn't like her. Well, i'd be no, no, no.
Speaker 1: There was only one dress that was not impressed by,
Speaker 1: and it was the black one with the cutouts in
Speaker 1: the front. It didn't flatter her body. It looked like
Speaker 1: a garbage bag on her. I disagree. I saw it.
Speaker 1: I thought it was so cute and the fact that
Speaker 1: she could still wear that at her age very impressive.
Speaker 1: I thought it was she shouldn't have because Mary came
Speaker 1: about to perform doing I'm Going Down, and I thought
Speaker 1: she was going down because, Baby, when I tell you
Speaker 1: them shoes must have been hurting enough. Feet may mayor
Speaker 1: hit on new shoes all night. The secret to being
Speaker 1: on stages you don't wear their shoes. They need to
Speaker 1: look new, but they need to be old because you'd
Speaker 1: be comfortable. M But I mean, I think overall, though,
Speaker 1: best part I would say of the show was actually,
Speaker 1: did these performance? I think did? He looked great the
Speaker 1: whole night with all his different outfit changes and his
Speaker 1: actual performance, and he did that tribute to Kim border
Speaker 1: of Child was cried. I thought it was beautiful. I
Speaker 1: thought that the tribute for I thought the tribute for
Speaker 1: Puffy was nice. But baby, can we talk about little Kim?
Speaker 1: Can we talk about when Little Kim cut cut that corn.
Speaker 1: Now I'm talking about my girl. Nope, I'm not talking
Speaker 1: bad about it. But that thing wid she wad did
Speaker 1: you see them hips? I've seen her in person and
Speaker 1: she's very built and stole looks really grate. Now. I
Speaker 1: know I did say that she didn't miss her Q
Speaker 1: though I saw that part that she didn't mr Q.
Speaker 1: But she looks great. I love little Kim, oh. I
Speaker 1: love Little Kim, but she was quite wild last night.
Speaker 1: And that outfit made that booty look like two saddle
Speaker 1: bags on the side. And I'm like, why did she
Speaker 1: get them? Why she carrying that water on the side
Speaker 1: of her hills? Why she was giving that water? Wait,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna need you to stop now, she is a
Speaker 1: wild old wars And they kept calling, and I love
Speaker 1: that some women like Jazz and Southern and Taragi started off.
Speaker 1: They spoke about the whole Row versus Way thing, because
Speaker 1: you know, they are women and they need to speak
Speaker 1: up about it. I need more men to speak up
Speaker 1: about the whole Row Versus Way and women's rights to
Speaker 1: their bodies, decisions for their bodies. I need more men
Speaker 1: to speak out publicly about that I think it will
Speaker 1: make a difference. I really do. Well. My I was
Speaker 1: Jenne sticking up the middle finger and saying screw the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court. That was a highlight. Did you see that part?
Speaker 1: I did? Okay, Yeah, she um loved, loved it, loved
Speaker 1: it to say the least. So another thing I want
Speaker 1: to say too about the BC words. I love the
Speaker 1: fact that they're really bringing mass attention to us correctly
Speaker 1: black colleges. I love that because it's it's really important
Speaker 1: to do and I think, especially in the climate that
Speaker 1: we're in today, it's so important too for us to
Speaker 1: understand the type of power that we have. Because let
Speaker 1: me tell you, if all of these black athletes start
Speaker 1: pulling out a p wise and going to like the
Speaker 1: Jackson States where Dion Sanders is for athletics, them school
Speaker 1: is gonna be no more so. Speaking speaking speaking of
Speaker 1: professional athletes, let's give a prayer out for Brindy Grinder.
Speaker 1: They gave her six more months before her next court
Speaker 1: day down there in uh in Russia. They just announced
Speaker 1: it right before we came on last So she was
Speaker 1: supposed to go to court Friday for hearing, but they
Speaker 1: gave her another six months. So hopefully, and that's the
Speaker 1: that's way too long, but hopefully that will be it
Speaker 1: because we don't want how if she's facing ten years,
Speaker 1: we don't want her to get the ten years. Well,
Speaker 1: I did see um an interview that was done. Um.
Speaker 1: We're basically from the United States fronts. There go the
Speaker 1: hostage negotiators basically involved now on the effort, but on
Speaker 1: you know, putin, and they're trying to make it seem
Speaker 1: like she's not a hostage. We're just treating her like
Speaker 1: a regular criminal. But that's not the situation. And remember
Speaker 1: I said that when this story first broke people, I
Speaker 1: remember people were like, oh, she shouldn't have done that,
Speaker 1: and they were coming after her, and I was like,
Speaker 1: this is way deeper than what it is. They're trying
Speaker 1: to use her for leverage in the United States. That's
Speaker 1: what this has always been about. I was one of
Speaker 1: those people because I was like, girl, why you didn't
Speaker 1: have those things? I was one of those people. But like,
Speaker 1: and I remember you broke it down and said, she
Speaker 1: went over there to make money. See here's the thing,
Speaker 1: United States. If you paid your female athletes, fair conversation
Speaker 1: what you pay your men athletes, then they wouldn't have
Speaker 1: to go over there half the damn year to make
Speaker 1: up for what they're not being paid. That's all. I'm
Speaker 1: that that none of the would have happened had we
Speaker 1: had charity in this country. But there we go right
Speaker 1: there in this country. Yeah, no, that's absolutely true. That true.
Speaker 1: So Um, I didn't see that because the last thing
Speaker 1: I saw was in her court date was her child
Speaker 1: was starting on Friday. So um, that's news to me
Speaker 1: that they're pushing in another six more months. They're really
Speaker 1: just trying to keep this girl in captivity, so um,
Speaker 1: and none of us know the situation that she's in.
Speaker 1: But when the other young man came from over there,
Speaker 1: who they had for a couple of years, he talked
Speaker 1: about how awful the situations were over there, the conditions
Speaker 1: and how they treated him and all of that. And
Speaker 1: I hope they're not doing that to this woman. I
Speaker 1: hope they're not doing that to this woman. Well, there's
Speaker 1: been some people that have and they have not been
Speaker 1: returned the same as when they left. So UM, I
Speaker 1: hope that she's okay. I know that she was supposed
Speaker 1: to have a scheduled phone call with her wife for
Speaker 1: the two year anniversary on that Saturday. It didn't happen.
Speaker 1: It didn't happen to the things that the the wife
Speaker 1: said the government. The wife said that the government dropped
Speaker 1: the ball. Yeah, so they're really messing with her and
Speaker 1: her wife, on her entire family at this point. So, um,
Speaker 1: I hope that just I have. I hope that she's
Speaker 1: okay for all beings to like I know, you can't
Speaker 1: do you know, wellness checks and things. I hope she's okay.
Speaker 1: So going if the fear now is that women are
Speaker 1: just not gonna be safe in this country because yesterday,
Speaker 1: because they've been having massive protests around the country of
Speaker 1: women just protesting about the ro versus way. So the
Speaker 1: actress uh sweet and Jody Sweeten who played on what
Speaker 1: was it called, Yeah, full House, they lap D actually
Speaker 1: pushed her in the streets, physically pushed her down in
Speaker 1: the streets. Well, the thing is she was actually trying
Speaker 1: to help people get off the freeway. That's actually what
Speaker 1: she's trying to do. And l A p D you know,
Speaker 1: basically assaulted her. So and she's a white woman, she
Speaker 1: wasn't She's the woman they pushed her there on the
Speaker 1: streets with the overturning of ro versus way. The white
Speaker 1: people are running amuck at this point. Um, they're basically saying,
Speaker 1: thank you, Donald Trump, we can finally just be the
Speaker 1: biggest that we are. And um, I don't know if
Speaker 1: you guys saw the tweet from Senator John Cornyn out
Speaker 1: of the state of Texas, where you know, Barack Obama
Speaker 1: put out a you know, a heavy statement about you know,
Speaker 1: the day when uh Rover Saluse Overton last Friday, and
Speaker 1: John Cornyn's response was, now do Plessy versus Ferguson and
Speaker 1: the brown versus Board of Education. So, um, the white
Speaker 1: men are going crazy the same the least they really are. Yeah,
Speaker 1: And what was the what was the lady's name from
Speaker 1: Illinois who said who thanked Donald Trump at the rally
Speaker 1: on Saturday for saving white lives? Oh? That was Representative
Speaker 1: Mary Miller. And then today, I don't know if you saw,
Speaker 1: but Sarah Huckabee Sanders, former Press secretary for the Trump administration,
Speaker 1: is Arkansas running for governor, and she said that abortion
Speaker 1: should be banned and we should be protecting our babies
Speaker 1: just like as much as we protect children in classrooms.
Speaker 1: I don't know that they don't protect you in any classrooms. Well,
Speaker 1: I think that's a lot of stupidity, just ignorance of
Speaker 1: it all. It's just, uh, white women and white men
Speaker 1: right now are really just using this opportunity to say
Speaker 1: thank you, Donald Trump. You know, we can finally just
Speaker 1: be like blatantly racist without consequence, and we can say
Speaker 1: all the things that we've been hiding for all these years.
Speaker 1: So here's the thing. If they want to because because
Speaker 1: I love that you explain that to me, Lauren, but
Speaker 1: if they want more white women to have white babies
Speaker 1: with white men, then do your white men get it?
Speaker 1: Become better athletes because I can put on a hockey
Speaker 1: jersey and you know it ain't but like two of
Speaker 1: us that play hockey, it's only two black folks only
Speaker 1: play hot rugby, soccer, tennis, basketball. You see a jersey,
Speaker 1: they open their ladies because they smell a contract. Y'all
Speaker 1: white athletes, y'all white male athletes, better get better at
Speaker 1: your game. That can't get bet at your game because
Speaker 1: your white male athletes want to become trains and swim
Speaker 1: against the women. I see it, it, I fucking see
Speaker 1: it it. Yeah, this is all about preserving the white race.
Speaker 1: And I saw like there was a big robust conversation
Speaker 1: under in your comments section when you posted the little
Speaker 1: review from they Ready, and you said, I forgot what
Speaker 1: that but really deep this back and forth in your
Speaker 1: comments about the premise by you know, Republicans really wanted
Speaker 1: to do this. So I think that, well, what I'll
Speaker 1: say is I encourage everybody to actually like do factual
Speaker 1: research and not munited research difference, and actually understand the
Speaker 1: meaning behind for the real intention of why um Republicans,
Speaker 1: especially like white racist Republicans wanted reversus way to be
Speaker 1: overturned badly. So and stock up on your plan bees
Speaker 1: because they try and get rid of a contraception. Now
Speaker 1: they're trying to get rid of birth control. And I
Speaker 1: also don't know too if you saw today, but abortion
Speaker 1: for lethal fetal anomalies is now illegal in Ohio. In
Speaker 1: Ohio because it went down immediately and like Nana ten
Speaker 1: states yesterday, I mean when they passed it, right, I want,
Speaker 1: abortion for lethal fetal anomalies is now illegal, like please
Speaker 1: hear me what I'm saying. So that means that basically,
Speaker 1: if you have a child and you run tests, because
Speaker 1: whenever you get pregnant. You know, you have tests that
Speaker 1: are run to make sure that there's no abnormalities, there's
Speaker 1: no you know, there's a down syndrome test. There's different
Speaker 1: tests that are run on these babies to make sure
Speaker 1: that they're okay. They're basically saying that at some um,
Speaker 1: some point soon it may look um like they may
Speaker 1: end up telling women, you know, that you have to
Speaker 1: carry babies to term that might end up being still
Speaker 1: born against your will because of these because of this
Speaker 1: new legislation that's come into play. That's what it says,
Speaker 1: lethal fetal and meaning that the child is life, is
Speaker 1: going to die throughout the pregnancy, and you're still gonna
Speaker 1: be forced to basically deliver stillborn. You know what my
Speaker 1: fear is long it's so many women when they get
Speaker 1: pregnant and they go to the doctors, and we trust
Speaker 1: our doctors without asking questions. So many women, so many
Speaker 1: people period don't ask questions. I asked questions about my
Speaker 1: body all the time to the doctors because if I
Speaker 1: don't feel like it's right, I'm still gonna adk. But
Speaker 1: I'm so afraid that we'll get racist doctors and they'll
Speaker 1: tell black and brown women oh, your child is mentally retarded,
Speaker 1: or your child is gonna be born with autism or
Speaker 1: down syndrome, to have them have abortions just so they
Speaker 1: weren't propriate when the key could be absolutely fine. I'm
Speaker 1: getting to a point where I don't want to trust
Speaker 1: nobody because you don't know who's racists. And Trump then
Speaker 1: released the roaches. They came out like when you turn
Speaker 1: on the kitchen light and the night in the kitchen, baby,
Speaker 1: they're just out. And I'm afraid of that. And they
Speaker 1: don't think that it couldn't happen. A doctor said, oh,
Speaker 1: your baby's like if you were pregnant long you have
Speaker 1: and you were founding and you might say you had
Speaker 1: a little complications like a double morning sickness or something.
Speaker 1: You went to the doctor just to see a regular check,
Speaker 1: and they said, oh, we think your baby is gonna
Speaker 1: be born mentally challenged or whatever. It'll make you be like, well,
Speaker 1: I don't want to have that kind of baby and
Speaker 1: possibly have an abortion, when all along the baby was
Speaker 1: just faying you were just having an extra morning sickness.
Speaker 1: You can see what I mean. I mean, I never
Speaker 1: I never thought of that, but um, that's why it's
Speaker 1: also important to have medical professionals actually look like you.
Speaker 1: And I've I've said this several times. All of my
Speaker 1: doctors are black women, period. All of my doctors are
Speaker 1: black women. They're all very respectable. They've all been referred
Speaker 1: to me because I have Black women in my family
Speaker 1: that are doctors, and I do checks and balances, and
Speaker 1: I get I'm very fortunate because everybody doesn't have the
Speaker 1: opportunity to do that. But that's also too why it's important,
Speaker 1: especially for us Black women, considering when it comes to pregnancy,
Speaker 1: we have the highest mortality rate than any other race.
Speaker 1: That we have to advocate for ourselves. But we can't.
Speaker 1: You you can't. You may not have adopted in your family,
Speaker 1: but you can still ask questions when it compertains to
Speaker 1: you and your body. And if you don't feel comfortable,
Speaker 1: well what the doctor tells you, go to another doctor,
Speaker 1: Go to another doctor, Go to another doctor. Yeah, and like,
Speaker 1: and it's important for us black women especially to have
Speaker 1: doctors that look like us. Like when I tell you,
Speaker 1: everybody in my network, my O, B, G, Y N,
Speaker 1: my regular doctor, my dermatologist, everybody is black Black women
Speaker 1: dealing with period well, here's the thing, everybody that's black
Speaker 1: and skin folk game kin folk. If you don't believe it,
Speaker 1: Clarence Thomas, that niggaw did you see today that his
Speaker 1: wife is being subpoena for the January six Committee hearing.
Speaker 1: She don't do number like the rest of them did.
Speaker 1: But they can try and do that, but they're gonna
Speaker 1: get in trouble that happen around this. No do. I
Speaker 1: think this took way too long. But I'm curious to see,
Speaker 1: um what her testimony is because she was having a
Speaker 1: communication with John Easton through text messages. Yeah, they have
Speaker 1: the text message, but Lauren, even though they have the
Speaker 1: text messages from her phone, her name and everything, they
Speaker 1: keep just pushing it up under the road. They keep
Speaker 1: they keep backpassing like it's nothing, like we don't see
Speaker 1: what's happening. Y'all show it to us and then act like, oh,
Speaker 1: I showed it to you, but forget you. Sorry, I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna forget what you showed me. If I get
Speaker 1: off inadible, I might forget for a minute, but then
Speaker 1: I'm gonna remember eventually. Well, I'm gonna say this too,
Speaker 1: um in relation to that, because in some ways most
Speaker 1: a lot of this is going to boil down to
Speaker 1: Joe Biden, and I think that his response this weekend
Speaker 1: to what's happened with the overturning of Roll versus Way
Speaker 1: is his approval rating is gonna go down even further,
Speaker 1: considering he has no of expanding the Supreme Court and
Speaker 1: he basically has just accepted what has happened. He's doing
Speaker 1: nothing about it. Um, if it comes down to the
Speaker 1: fact that they'm actually charging and dieting Trump, uh, he
Speaker 1: bet not pardon him or anybody in that orbit. That's
Speaker 1: all I'm gonna say, because at this point he can't
Speaker 1: run for reelection. He can't. That is That is the
Speaker 1: only thing I am waiting on. I am waiting for
Speaker 1: them to slap some charges on Trump so we can
Speaker 1: be reassured that he will not be allowed to run
Speaker 1: or hold public office ever. Again, That's all I'm waiting.
Speaker 1: Now they drag their feet on it either. Joe Biden
Speaker 1: won't be able to either at this point, not willing
Speaker 1: to do anything, not do anything about this treacherous, abominable
Speaker 1: overturning a vote versus Wade. It's a wrapper him. They
Speaker 1: will wait on that too, And I spoke out about
Speaker 1: this when they first dropped this. Now, just at my transistance,
Speaker 1: we need to stand up, We need to stand with
Speaker 1: women on this because once they remove this one, it's
Speaker 1: gonna be easy to remove gay marriage, marriage equality, uh,
Speaker 1: inter racial marriage, sh segregation, schools, everything. They just made
Speaker 1: it easy. If they just made it easy. Yeah, honestly, Um,
Speaker 1: I'm just I don't know where we go from here.
Speaker 1: I really hope that no, I'll say this, I've watched
Speaker 1: the news this morning too. I'm hoping, and this may
Speaker 1: be wishful thinking that based on the Supreme Court doing
Speaker 1: this at this point and the Republicans backing and a
Speaker 1: lot of them are, I hope that it entices people
Speaker 1: really take it out and vote and we almost have
Speaker 1: a reverse effect. And for elections, That's what I'm really hoping,
Speaker 1: because I see like Mike Pence is looking like he
Speaker 1: wants to make a run for as a Republican nominee
Speaker 1: for president. Ron Detenus is doing the same thing. But
Speaker 1: we're seeing a lot of there's a divide within the
Speaker 1: Republican Party right now, and a lot of them are
Speaker 1: saying that it's not smart to speak on this issue
Speaker 1: because it can really be Dutch mental to your base
Speaker 1: in Chicago, Teral lyffoot because Mary Mayor Laura Lightfoot Lands
Speaker 1: being out of Chicago, the mayor said f to um.
Speaker 1: To Clarence Thomas today, she said, f him because he
Speaker 1: has no he has no decision making on somebody, on
Speaker 1: some woman's body. Clarence Thomas ain't been with black folks.
Speaker 1: I needed, he told us back in the seventies. But
Speaker 1: YA don't want to listen to that woman. Um. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I can't stand Claren Thomas. I want to say something,
Speaker 1: but I can't say it publicly because he is a
Speaker 1: judge on the highest court in Land. But I need
Speaker 1: him to go. That's all I'm gonna say. He needs
Speaker 1: to go at this point, Lord, we just headed down
Speaker 1: the wrong road. And and as women, I'm seeing these
Speaker 1: women protests, and I'm afraid that they're gonna stop bombing
Speaker 1: these playing parenthood centers on where we can't. Thank you
Speaker 1: to California and Illinois and so many other states that
Speaker 1: allowed it to happen. But I'm afraid that the price
Speaker 1: galag ain't gonna go up on the price of a
Speaker 1: boy are gonna be any excess of five thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: And that's just for the procedure. They ain't talking about
Speaker 1: getting there, staying in the hotel room. Uh Gas, because
Speaker 1: Gas has had a giraffe couci. So it's just it's
Speaker 1: just gonna be crazy. Uh yeah. Stock up on your
Speaker 1: playing bees or work on your pullout game, ladies, work
Speaker 1: on your pushed out game. You want to bring some flaming.
Speaker 1: Flaming And how I runic is that those same group
Speaker 1: of women who voted for Trump at the office now
Speaker 1: wanted all of us to help them fight the monsters
Speaker 1: they created. Oh yeah, because the young, the young. They
Speaker 1: all went from oh he's the greatest, He's this, and
Speaker 1: he's there. He slapped you all in y'all face. All
Speaker 1: the suburban white women and not all. And I would
Speaker 1: say it's not all of them, because some of them
Speaker 1: are definitely pro abortion, I mean anti abortion rather um.
Speaker 1: But I feel like that's subourbon white women that voted
Speaker 1: for Trump. Yeah, they probably feel a bit of a
Speaker 1: divide similar to all of those. No. I have not
Speaker 1: spoken with Stanton King. I'm reading I'm reading the post.
Speaker 1: I have not spoken with Angel King. If you want
Speaker 1: to speak for her, going her inbox, and speak to hi.
Speaker 1: Don't hi first lady, Hey, hey, hey, hey, all the
Speaker 1: little blue young uh white women that had to do
Speaker 1: with their male counterparts told them to do. This is
Speaker 1: their phone action help white women more than it ever
Speaker 1: helped a black woman who we get indeed today right
Speaker 1: love it because you know they love to use it
Speaker 1: as crutch. Oh, I don't have affirmative action. You don't
Speaker 1: need it white skin, but they used it a hella
Speaker 1: more the black women because black women have not been
Speaker 1: able to even climb up and be considered for the
Speaker 1: positions they're already hold in. So now are here we
Speaker 1: are and now they're running around talking about the houses
Speaker 1: on fire. European descent women did this and honestly, and
Speaker 1: and that's that's the point that has to be emphasized
Speaker 1: because I think, uh yeah, it was about of white
Speaker 1: women voted for Donald Trump. So y'all are responsible for
Speaker 1: those three crazy Supreme Corpts justices that we have there
Speaker 1: at the point, because y'all don want Hillary, and not
Speaker 1: to say that Hillary wasn't problematic, because we're we're gonna
Speaker 1: be very transparent here problematic, but she was a I'd
Speaker 1: rather deal with her than have to deal with Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: then we would And come on, Lauren, there's nobody that's
Speaker 1: going to hit on all our soylinders. We're always gonna
Speaker 1: feel like, hey, hey hey, But at least I really,
Speaker 1: honestly fould really feel like women's reproductive rights would have
Speaker 1: been protected. Oh I don't think ro versus way if
Speaker 1: if um Hillary would have actually gotten elected, because we
Speaker 1: all know Bernie really should have been the Democratic nominee.
Speaker 1: That's neither of your nor there. Had Hillary been in
Speaker 1: office and had the opportunity to put through actual Supreme
Speaker 1: for justice is there, we wouldn't eat. Now. This was
Speaker 1: the planning on the Republicans part, who also think that, oh,
Speaker 1: this just kind of happened. It's like, no, this is
Speaker 1: a strategic plan. One thing about the Republican Party. They
Speaker 1: are on one accord and know what their mission is,
Speaker 1: you know, and they got a plan. But we this
Speaker 1: is given modern day handmade tail for women. I'm thankful
Speaker 1: that I live in California and I have the governor
Speaker 1: that I have. But what do you say, because I
Speaker 1: think it's this supposed to affects like north of three
Speaker 1: million women, yes, three million, and it's gonna be underserved
Speaker 1: brown and black sisters. It's only us, not even it's
Speaker 1: not to take away from our you know, other skin
Speaker 1: folks that are brown with us. But that's why I
Speaker 1: want to put an emphasis on the fact that the
Speaker 1: pregnancy marty rate is so higher among men, right or
Speaker 1: forty three out of a hundred thousand. I think the
Speaker 1: next tier is like Latino seventeen out of a hundred
Speaker 1: thousand or forty three, Like, look at the difference in
Speaker 1: that percentage. It's it's drastic. So if this is gonna
Speaker 1: affect anybody, point to affect black women period, they're they're
Speaker 1: so afraid of that's statistics, that's it in that Latino
Speaker 1: people will be the dominant numbers in this country and
Speaker 1: they're gonna lose their status because you know, Latino jokers
Speaker 1: and Latino women have three four babies a year, ain't none.
Speaker 1: I'm twins because they don't. Man. But that's what they're
Speaker 1: afraid of. That's what they're trying to stop to say.
Speaker 1: One more white women have white babies. But if here's
Speaker 1: the problem, so many white maomen are not having uh
Speaker 1: Arean babies. They're having babies with everybody but white men
Speaker 1: and it's also white women they get the most abortions. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it ain't us, it's or So. When they try to
Speaker 1: talk about you need to protect your life, this is
Speaker 1: those racist white women men that once you're white women
Speaker 1: counterparts to have those babies that they've been aborting. Well,
Speaker 1: the babe out of Ellinori Santa a mouthful. This protects
Speaker 1: you know, white babies. Yeah, white life. Yeah, that's white life.
Speaker 1: That's why represented most named Mary Miller said, thank you
Speaker 1: Donald Trump for protecting whitely exactly exactly does exactly you know,
Speaker 1: but we you know, if women will hang themselves out
Speaker 1: there and border their rights, their own way of thinking
Speaker 1: for their male counterparts. So here we are, Here we are.
Speaker 1: I just say I need more me and more me
Speaker 1: and in power to step up and speak out as
Speaker 1: an ally on behalf of women. I just need them
Speaker 1: to do that. You know, in their minds, I guess
Speaker 1: they thought that we wanted them to go with Hillary. Hillary,
Speaker 1: what's the best candidate and the most skilled at the time. Yeah,
Speaker 1: well we all would have preferred well, I don't know
Speaker 1: about everybody. I would have preferred Bernie. But when it
Speaker 1: came here, Hilary and Donald Trump I'd advance Hillary. Shoot,
Speaker 1: I voted for her. Hillary would have won. And Hillary
Speaker 1: would have won because she won all the debates. But
Speaker 1: at that third debate, when he was circling around her,
Speaker 1: she turned around and said, Nick, if you don't get
Speaker 1: up off me, we would have saw Hillary as human.
Speaker 1: I would have voted for her two more times. I
Speaker 1: got I don't. I think that's all I'm saying. Once
Speaker 1: we had picked our tickets, then you have to just stay.
Speaker 1: It's simple as that. But everybody, the men wanted to
Speaker 1: vilify her for els screwing the round. You know it's
Speaker 1: do you won't hear the answer for everything? You know what,
Speaker 1: Lord Lord and Jane, the same white women that voted
Speaker 1: him in are the same white women that kept Hillary out.
Speaker 1: But they're the same way willing to do the same
Speaker 1: white women that wish they had Hillary now because like
Speaker 1: y'all see white women having more abortions, Trump don't he
Speaker 1: Trump has showed them. I don't hear a damn about y'all.
Speaker 1: But that's why I'm saying to my my hope or
Speaker 1: my wishful thinking is that based on these actions from
Speaker 1: the Republican Party and now the Supreme Court, that those
Speaker 1: white women that might have had one way of thinking
Speaker 1: kind of do a one eighty and realize that that
Speaker 1: wasn't what they should be doing. So comes around you
Speaker 1: actually vote correctly. That's what thing happens. And I know
Speaker 1: flame you love to talk about them gen zs, but
Speaker 1: let me tell you something. Gen Z's come out vote
Speaker 1: are just voting outside of the baby boomers. So and
Speaker 1: a lot of them are very progressive. They wanted to
Speaker 1: be themselves, be free. They're not with the racism. I
Speaker 1: hope that they continue to turn out in droves and
Speaker 1: vote because they were one of the I think they
Speaker 1: were the second biggest voting um demo in election. I'm
Speaker 1: not even worried about the people coming out to vote.
Speaker 1: I think more people will come out and vote. My
Speaker 1: spirit is that they didn't change the voting laws and
Speaker 1: what nine eleven states and he has appointed so many
Speaker 1: secretary of states whoever control the count of the vote.
Speaker 1: Because they blatantly tried to cheat in our face then
Speaker 1: couldn't get away with it that first time, baby this
Speaker 1: next time. They like you said that the Republicans are
Speaker 1: playing chess the whole time, and they played a long game.
Speaker 1: We played the Democrats get one little thing and then
Speaker 1: they celebrate. You can't celebrate at the one little victory.
Speaker 1: You gotta keep pushing and pushing and pushing. But we
Speaker 1: stopped and celebrate. We can't stop and celebrate. We gotta
Speaker 1: keep pushing. Ye fight, make the fight, well, I will say, go,
Speaker 1: we're niting. Like the secretaries of state, I don't think Trump.
Speaker 1: Trump is not allowed to appoint those people. So I
Speaker 1: don't think any of the like the Red States or
Speaker 1: the Red States, they're gonna stay that way. I don't
Speaker 1: have any hope for them. But some of those swing
Speaker 1: states have some of those people in there that actually
Speaker 1: have moral compasses, like Rappingsburger, Um Georgia. So I do
Speaker 1: have some hope. I have some hope. I do because
Speaker 1: if I didn't, we I don't even know. Yeah, we're
Speaker 1: Rappersburger and with so many other people that speak up
Speaker 1: against Trump that that even actually we're Republican. I love
Speaker 1: that though. Those are the people we need to just say,
Speaker 1: you know what, We're tired of it. We're fed up
Speaker 1: with the hate and the racism and murders and all that.
Speaker 1: Those are the ones that will be able to institute
Speaker 1: the change. The people who are unafraid. But it's because
Speaker 1: everybody seems to be afraid. We just have to fight,
Speaker 1: make everything an issue and fight. Make them walk away
Speaker 1: from the day saying they have lost their minds and
Speaker 1: quit reacting. Let lets let fight be your mantra. Quite
Speaker 1: responding and be proactive. I don't even care if we're like, well,
Speaker 1: you know what, we need to pick our battles we
Speaker 1: used to. You got people over there that don't even
Speaker 1: mind being crazy is uh. And and the fear, Jane
Speaker 1: is just what Laurence said to me yesterday, that they
Speaker 1: have become so embolded that it's right in your face. Now.
Speaker 1: There is no walking around you to be rude, or
Speaker 1: there's no behind your back and rude. It is to
Speaker 1: your face. Right, you're right because the silent majority that
Speaker 1: he is or that he says is his his platform
Speaker 1: or his base that he reaches to. He knows these people. Uh,
Speaker 1: that's the only thing they got to steam them, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean, that's the only thing that keeps
Speaker 1: them motivated is talking about black folks who it's just
Speaker 1: it's just terrible. It's terrible, it's terrifying, and we can't stop.
Speaker 1: We can't get complacent. We like you said, and we
Speaker 1: gotta keep fighting. I'm tired of fighting, but we gotta
Speaker 1: keep fighting. You know, um, same bad rooms. I can
Speaker 1: sit down. I'm okay with that. That's not gonna be
Speaker 1: my fight. But if we say that we're fighting them
Speaker 1: on every dog gone step of the way that's going
Speaker 1: to affect us, then we need to start fighting locally
Speaker 1: and sending that message straight on up. Yeah, Pence's gonna
Speaker 1: run more. He's saying ship in a hundred damn days now.
Speaker 1: It's like speaking out of it. Yeah yeah. But to
Speaker 1: your point, though, T g j N about voting locally,
Speaker 1: it's it's more important than ever because you have the
Speaker 1: Sarah Huckabee standers who's running for governor. Governors in your
Speaker 1: state at this point have become so much more important
Speaker 1: than before, especially since they're regulating everything pretty much is
Speaker 1: happening in your state, especially with abortion rights. So it
Speaker 1: is your governors who appoint the secretaries of state whoever
Speaker 1: cactually accounting vote. Your governors have become those Those are
Speaker 1: like the presidential elections at this point for your governors
Speaker 1: and your respective states. You need to go vote locally.
Speaker 1: I just voted for Gavin Newsom again and will continue
Speaker 1: to vote for that man. Will I know you William
Speaker 1: me too. I vote voted, I voted phone causey good
Speaker 1: look to um a nominee for the presidential candidacy. That's
Speaker 1: what I would really love to see because let me
Speaker 1: tell speed Win, I think Lauren, he knows that his
Speaker 1: where he's really really needed. It's in California. You're in California.
Speaker 1: You're right, kids, because some of some of the counties
Speaker 1: here in California becoming a little red. I'm not gonna lie. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: yeah to me, to me, somebody put the same thing up.
Speaker 1: It's a lot of distraction. A lot of this is distraction,
Speaker 1: but we won't know what that distraction is doing into
Speaker 1: November when the primaries get ready to come out. I
Speaker 1: mean when the when the votes happened in November. This
Speaker 1: is a setup for something bigger. This is a setup
Speaker 1: of something way bigger than we even though normal conspiracy theorists,
Speaker 1: but today I am one for real for sure, something
Speaker 1: in bigger is growing and us just fighting. Yeah, we
Speaker 1: know it's a distraction, but then you can get nothing
Speaker 1: done by sitting there saying this is a distraction. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know they're trying to direct our history by removing books. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's a distraction. Mhmm. But if you teach your history
Speaker 1: in your home, making your children, your nieces and nephews
Speaker 1: be responsible for telling you their history, so you can
Speaker 1: have an open line of dialogue, that's how you plant
Speaker 1: that seed and you cultivate it. But everybody want to
Speaker 1: be a damn ball player. And then we shocked when
Speaker 1: we get these you know, tapioca children. These white women
Speaker 1: ain't crazy m hm. You know, um, Now that's a
Speaker 1: distraction because they know what they do. We've gotten that
Speaker 1: history out there if we made them be proud, and
Speaker 1: it's something that I love about everybody i'm meet from
Speaker 1: my HBU. They are just as stamped up in their
Speaker 1: culture and published. You know, I met a young lady
Speaker 1: at the mall and I said, tell me what HPU
Speaker 1: you graduated from. She said, if you're not just saying
Speaker 1: that because I got on the shirt and I said, no,
Speaker 1: the way you're looking at people in their eyes, the
Speaker 1: way your presentation is, it's funny because you know, if
Speaker 1: I loves to make fun of me because I say
Speaker 1: that I graduated from Spellman but there's there's just something
Speaker 1: you can't explain about going to an hbc U because
Speaker 1: I went to you know, all of the schools that
Speaker 1: I went to. I went to to two schools. I
Speaker 1: went to the same prechool, to elementary school, high school, college.
Speaker 1: I've been all of three schools of my entire life.
Speaker 1: It was very diverse, and you get the water down
Speaker 1: westernized European version version of history until I and to
Speaker 1: spell Men and learns the history of my people and
Speaker 1: African aspect, African aspect of the world is required. You
Speaker 1: have to take it. You have to learn about your history.
Speaker 1: It does give you a certain sense of pride. I
Speaker 1: know where I come from, or I know where my
Speaker 1: ancestors did. I know we as a people, what we
Speaker 1: had to do to survive, our due diligence, our perseverance.
Speaker 1: It's just something special about it, and you get to
Speaker 1: do it while being around people who look like and
Speaker 1: you actually relate to. If diversity is fine, we live
Speaker 1: in a diverse world. But I'm okay with my own
Speaker 1: being together. If Yeah and a loose Saxons are okay
Speaker 1: with being together, then I'm just as proud about my
Speaker 1: folks being together. Thank you, and you get a different
Speaker 1: sense of pride. That's why we walk different. That's a
Speaker 1: built different because we got a different type of education
Speaker 1: that is still IVY League. Let's talk about it, because
Speaker 1: a lot parents are realizing that you can go to
Speaker 1: an HBCU and get an I League education price you
Speaker 1: definitely can. You better know it, you know. So you
Speaker 1: know I'm not and I'm not here to badge anymore Diddy.
Speaker 1: It's not one of my favorite people. But when he
Speaker 1: said he getting ready to drop a million, and wait
Speaker 1: a minute, I'm gonna drop another million, yes, and and
Speaker 1: and if this tends to run long, build me for
Speaker 1: the adversements, because we gotta stay real. You know what
Speaker 1: if if if he just changed or tweaked his person
Speaker 1: the week before, That's okay with me because that's what
Speaker 1: I need to hear. Yeah, where I think also too.
Speaker 1: Despite all the craziness and ask for me that's been
Speaker 1: going on, it does feel like black folks in general,
Speaker 1: we're starting to realize the type of power that we
Speaker 1: actually have and when we get opportunities to put it
Speaker 1: on display like last night. Well that's why I said
Speaker 1: it was very different than past award show, and I
Speaker 1: did enjoy it. I did. It was very different. But
Speaker 1: we're starting to realize our actual power. So when we
Speaker 1: start to exercise that and actually and act something here.
Speaker 1: So it's those little things that happened that kind of
Speaker 1: give me some hope. So I'm because you know, I'm
Speaker 1: I'm tired all the time. I really right. It is exhausting.
Speaker 1: It is exhausting. But diversity here. When you got in
Speaker 1: your car and went to the office, you came and
Speaker 1: it was diverse. When you go to the grocery show
Speaker 1: was diverse. It's not up to me to diversify myself.
Speaker 1: It's up to them to say other people are okay
Speaker 1: besides me having blind here and blue eyes, so you know,
Speaker 1: don't don't put the shop the weight of the world
Speaker 1: on my chargers. Yeah you know, so you you know
Speaker 1: that diversities out there, they've borrowed everything from your community.
Speaker 1: So we just stand up and be proud. Yes, yes,
Speaker 1: you know exactly. So when I when I hear people saying,
Speaker 1: but I like diversity, okay, we'll be diversity. Yeah, anybody
Speaker 1: has to you to put on shades and go to
Speaker 1: the grocery store or you know, being a saved and
Speaker 1: sanctified church. The those are choices for yourself to what
Speaker 1: you're standing up for. That's going to be passed on
Speaker 1: and on and on. You better act like you as
Speaker 1: proud as you should be. I love that they told
Speaker 1: the message that they pushed on the BT Awards last
Speaker 1: night too, was telling people to vote. I was glad
Speaker 1: of that because that's what we're really going to have
Speaker 1: to do. You have to vote, I'm telling you, and
Speaker 1: back to voting because herschel Walker released a statement to
Speaker 1: trade Stacy Arams last week and told her it's fifty
Speaker 1: two other state cash that it's fifty two other states
Speaker 1: that you can live it. Okay, stop at fifty two Okay,
Speaker 1: he said it was two other states that you can
Speaker 1: live in. I want to say, you got illegitimate kids
Speaker 1: in fifty one of Knock It Off Ship they're coming
Speaker 1: out the woolworks. He got kids everywhere, and he running
Speaker 1: for an office nigga knocking off. He was still clueless.
Speaker 1: He Thomas though, yeah, he's another Clarence Thomas. He really is.
Speaker 1: He was still clue that he might be dominant Claron
Speaker 1: Thomas at least Clais. No, it ain't no. Fifty two
Speaker 1: states you know, he still hadn't caught on yet, him
Speaker 1: and his little his son. But I tell you, Uh,
Speaker 1: Stacy has no no shame. I don't even know where
Speaker 1: she charges her battery up because she's gonna be on
Speaker 1: that the HBU reality show where uh they're visiting uh
Speaker 1: the universities, and she walked in the house. They gave
Speaker 1: us a sneak preview or plug er trainer trailer if
Speaker 1: you want to last evening your college college celebrity. Yeah,
Speaker 1: And I'm like, what the hell you didn't came. You
Speaker 1: didn't slid into another black form to walk in, like
Speaker 1: somebody owe you something? You know, yellow one out with Shallamore,
Speaker 1: Who cares you know the texture of your hair and
Speaker 1: your coach? You know, I just it makes you know,
Speaker 1: I don't know, I don't know. It just popped up
Speaker 1: on because MSNBC's on the background right now. It says
Speaker 1: the likelihood the Supreme Court will limit the same sex
Speaker 1: marriage is likely, and also contraception is likely, So it's coming, okay,
Speaker 1: And Lauren when we talked about it a couple of
Speaker 1: months ago and laughing and I see it. I wish
Speaker 1: that my transists, my LGBT community would have to the
Speaker 1: strongest solidarity with women, because if they lord of bom
Speaker 1: on women and tell them what rights they can't have,
Speaker 1: they're gonna really destroy trans people because women grow breast
Speaker 1: and women secrete milk, and women are but the girls
Speaker 1: who like myself, who need makeup and hair and breast
Speaker 1: in plants and hormone therapy, they're going to take all
Speaker 1: that away from us. If we and I sit it
Speaker 1: on They ready, three years ago, we fight over the
Speaker 1: wrong thing. This is important. We should have stood with women.
Speaker 1: I've always spoke up against women, but we should have
Speaker 1: been out there marching in protests. I don't even know
Speaker 1: what damage or difference it would have made, but it
Speaker 1: would have show good faith to the women because as
Speaker 1: a trans person who rely on hormones and and breast
Speaker 1: in plants and makeup in weeks and dresses, um, when
Speaker 1: they when they lord the boom on us on us,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna need women to stand with me because I'm like,
Speaker 1: I know, this is who I am, this is my profession,
Speaker 1: this is my job. But they're not going to because
Speaker 1: we didn't stand with them. That message with people's pocket books.
Speaker 1: So now you're gonna look at Clarence said, writing errors
Speaker 1: of the past, people that are in unions share insurance.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm, what the hell. It's scary to my core.
Speaker 1: I believe in gracial marriages coming. But I think what
Speaker 1: they're gonna do is if you're already married, they might
Speaker 1: not dissolve it. That's that's black and white or either gay.
Speaker 1: So everybody might try to Russian start getting married now
Speaker 1: in Russian Russian Russian, but I don't think they're gonna
Speaker 1: dissolve it if you are, if it's already done, but
Speaker 1: by the time of law passes, they're not gonna let
Speaker 1: you go any fore. And you see they stopped in
Speaker 1: abortions in some states that it went into effect immediately.
Speaker 1: It wasn't though it's three months or so. It happened
Speaker 1: as soon as they passed a law. It happened immediately.
Speaker 1: They're gonna do that for marriage equality and gain marriage
Speaker 1: and plus remember that Obama touched that. They want to
Speaker 1: remove anything that Obama touched. Well, they couldn't remove Obamacare
Speaker 1: even though they tried. They couldn't do travel anymore. When
Speaker 1: you look at the numbers. More Anglo Saxons. Thank you
Speaker 1: the trailer. I'm care the most. So I guess I'm
Speaker 1: gonna to go get my I'm had to go get
Speaker 1: my couchie where I still got my Obamacare because I
Speaker 1: after that I ain't be able to get it. We
Speaker 1: ain't doing that right, imploy Everybody, if you ain't watching
Speaker 1: hand Maids Tell on Hulu, please go watch it. It'll
Speaker 1: it gives you a prelude to what America is literally
Speaker 1: gonna be like it really Yeah, it comes in season
Speaker 1: I think it's sex. Season five comes back September fourteen,
Speaker 1: so I will be watching It's it's like perfect timing
Speaker 1: two months less than two months, scary, scary, scary scary
Speaker 1: times that we're living in America. Jan, thank you for
Speaker 1: joining us, for laughing and always always informative, always on
Speaker 1: the money. Jam. We appreciate you over here as a
Speaker 1: flame man and as a talker. We like you for that.
Speaker 1: Joined Jan every Thursday at six pm Central Standard Time,
Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen for conversations with T t J. Because
Speaker 1: she give it to you, right, Lauren Hogan, what we
Speaker 1: got coming up? What are you at? What you're doing? What? What? What? What? Child?
Speaker 1: What am I not doing? I'm busy as hell all
Speaker 1: the time. Um, you got stuff coming up too, should
Speaker 1: talk about you if people want to know where you're
Speaker 1: gonna be, not me. So July a second, which is
Speaker 1: next this Saturday coming, I would be in Chicago at
Speaker 1: the Rose Mine with Tim and used to be fed jokes.
Speaker 1: Ain't found them up, used to be Fat Joe and
Speaker 1: Tommy Davison and Tony Roberts. And oh, I'm gonna have
Speaker 1: to make an announcement about my birthday week y'all. Oh
Speaker 1: that's your make Okay, okay, what are we talking about?
Speaker 1: Uh yes, we surely said, uh yeah, And what else
Speaker 1: we got August seventeen, because I'm in Ohio. August I'll
Speaker 1: be in Pleasant in California and Tommy Teas. I got
Speaker 1: some other stuff coming out too, but I don't remember
Speaker 1: the dates. Lauren though one day she'll posted to me
Speaker 1: for sure. So that's definitely a good thing. So flames
Speaker 1: coming on because I know y'all are pressed to see
Speaker 1: her in the city near you. So and we had
Speaker 1: a magnificent phone call last week. I can't tell you
Speaker 1: all from who, but we had a magnificent phone call
Speaker 1: last week. And it's gonna be wonderful. It's coming, I said,
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna say anything I want. I've been good. Lord,
Speaker 1: I ain't all right. I want to slap it to
Speaker 1: the camera. Oh abuse abusing me. Look, I'm I'm caring.
Speaker 1: My name is Canada. She attacked me. Well, we gotta
Speaker 1: close out by saying what we always say here a
Speaker 1: laugh and learn. We have a same We're never trying
Speaker 1: to get anybody to change your mind. We're simply trying
Speaker 1: to get you to use your mind. Because why because
Speaker 1: it's a very critical time, Legium. I really need you, guys,
Speaker 1: and I know I joke about it all the time,
Speaker 1: but I really need you, guys to to pay attention
Speaker 1: to research and to understand that we are living in
Speaker 1: a very scary and dangerous time. So use your mind wisely,
Speaker 1: make conscious decisions that will affect your future and your
Speaker 1: children's future. Because they have shown us in so many
Speaker 1: ways that we are just nothing to them. We don't
Speaker 1: mean anything. We got to mean something to ourselves. So fight,
Speaker 1: push Are you disagree, be disgruntled, but keep keep pushing forward,
Speaker 1: keep pushing forward, ask questions. Please Well on that note,
Speaker 1: I love you always play it. Thank you playing Manus,
Speaker 1: Thank you, Loring Jgan, thank you kend We will see
Speaker 1: you guys in two weeks because next week it's support
Speaker 1: for July. So we're probably doing all riverside audio next
Speaker 1: week one day during the week, but it won't be
Speaker 1: on Monday because Monday is a holiday. Enjoy your holiday,
Speaker 1: enjoy your week, be safe in the words of T.
Speaker 1: T J, and keep your head on the swivel. Times
Speaker 1: are very scary and women, let me apologize for the
Speaker 1: horrific men who have made decisions and that stupid as
Speaker 1: woman Cony Berry, who have made decisions to put you
Speaker 1: all in the box. I don't like that, but I'm
Speaker 1: standing with you, ladies. I stand with my sisters in solidarity.
Speaker 1: I can't have an abortion, but I surely pay for
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