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Speaker 1: Good Hey, this is comedian's flame Moon Rolle and ladies
Speaker 1: and gentlemen. This is episode number fifty one.
Speaker 2: No fifteen fifteen fifty. Don't be wanting two people.
Speaker 1: Oh girl, I wanted to damn it, Bobby. Bobby always
Speaker 1: corrected me. Yeah, that's my call. Say hello to the
Speaker 1: beautiful Bobby chriss.
Speaker 2: I, No fifty just like the size of my waist.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, Jesus, Well hello, flay Man. Welcome to
Speaker 1: Laugh and Learned this week's episode of Laft and Learn.
Speaker 1: We are here this week to give you what we got,
Speaker 1: what we heard, what we have seen, and what we
Speaker 1: are living in just like you are living in and
Speaker 1: we are living in it too. We just try to
Speaker 1: bring it to you with a little lightweight, Ain't that right,
Speaker 1: Bobby Clifford.
Speaker 2: Absolutely try to try to package it all up and
Speaker 2: tell you what's happening for the week. We are your
Speaker 2: live recap.
Speaker 1: How was your week? Beautiful?
Speaker 2: Minus it's a little boring people, Please send the positive
Speaker 2: vibes oud. I'm dying for a daytime gig. The weather
Speaker 2: is perking up here though, so it's been lovely. It's
Speaker 2: nice walking weather, doing all that type of stuff. But
Speaker 2: definitely looking for a daytime gig. How about you? You've
Speaker 2: been busy, even though you said you weren't going to be,
Speaker 2: You've been busy this week.
Speaker 1: Well, actually, I thought that I had the week off.
Speaker 1: I was house hunting and getting this crazy daughter man
Speaker 1: ready for prom, which I'm telling you all right now
Speaker 1: has whooped every bone in my body. I got besigned
Speaker 1: even though I had that daughter is driving me crazy.
Speaker 1: Thank god that the prom is Saraity and after Saraitay,
Speaker 1: I can breathe. But I had a last minute. First
Speaker 1: of all, Happy Happy Memorial Day to everybody who celebrated
Speaker 1: Memorial Day. To all the veterans who served and with
Speaker 1: lives who have been lost, in families who have been affected,
Speaker 1: we see you, We thank you for your people's service,
Speaker 1: including my dad who was a navy man, and so
Speaker 1: many others that my partner who was also in the army.
Speaker 1: But it's just it's just been a whirlwind. So I'm
Speaker 1: barbecue Monday, Bobby. I'm looking a wratchet but t shirt
Speaker 1: on barbecue sauce running down my mouth. Part of build
Speaker 1: on this side. I had my week planace had, and
Speaker 1: then Nick Cannon called me and asked me to come
Speaker 1: and do a last minute show for him called Nick
Speaker 1: at Night. It's a new late night. It's a it's
Speaker 1: a relationship show. But it was a lot of fun myself,
Speaker 1: Nick Cannon and doctor Mike Dow who is a sex therapist.
Speaker 1: He's like the male version of Doctor Ruth, so fun,
Speaker 1: so kind and so handsome. Oh my god, he was
Speaker 1: such a handsome man Asian too. I was like, ooh,
Speaker 1: you cure. I want to all of a sudden, I
Speaker 1: just want some shrimp fried rights. Every time I looked
Speaker 1: at him, I want to shrimp I right. And when
Speaker 1: I told him that, he laughed. So before anybody get
Speaker 1: in their feeling and say it was racist, he liked it.
Speaker 1: See that's what y'all keep for getting. It's not racist
Speaker 1: if the person you say it too think it's hilarious.
Speaker 1: So yeah, we had a time as a goose. As
Speaker 1: a goose, I'm just.
Speaker 2: I know I'm looking him up and I and it
Speaker 2: said Mike dow and his husband, so that I just
Speaker 2: wanted to make sure I was looking up the right Moore.
Speaker 1: That was That was the clue. You ain't have to
Speaker 1: ask twice.
Speaker 2: He's handsome, he looks like he could be biracial. There
Speaker 2: could be a little a couple of little something's going
Speaker 2: on there.
Speaker 1: He definitely is, but you can see the age. But
Speaker 1: he looks so nice that his little geenie said, his
Speaker 1: little jeans own his little video booty. It was so cute.
Speaker 1: But he was so pleasant and he was so informative
Speaker 1: with the sex therapy stuff, and we had a great
Speaker 1: time relationship. So thank you for that last minute gig
Speaker 1: Nick at Yama Shiro's Restaurant, a Japanese restaurant here in La.
Speaker 1: If you ever in La, please make your way to
Speaker 1: you Yama she The view alone is exquisite, but the
Speaker 1: food was fantastic. Let's get to the get to the
Speaker 1: get to. So I just got a question, Bobby Clifford.
Speaker 1: If I go out here right now and slap the
Speaker 1: shit out of police office and then go donate five
Speaker 1: hundred thousand dollars or maybe a million to a Trump campaign,
Speaker 1: am I going to get a pardon?
Speaker 2: It could be. I mean, you know, it could be.
Speaker 2: It looks like he's given that sheriff who was arrested,
Speaker 2: he pardoned him. He pardoned the violent offenders of January sixth,
Speaker 2: and then the latest and I are the Chrystlies. And
Speaker 2: so my question is this, Now, I have to be
Speaker 2: honest with you. I don't understand a lot about the Chrystlies.
Speaker 2: It's the financial stuff. So when Trump was what was
Speaker 2: in court and they were talking all the financials, I
Speaker 2: don't necessarily get it all. You know, like that, I
Speaker 2: know that if you use an ATM machine that can
Speaker 2: be considered like wirefraud. It's really crazy. That said, I
Speaker 2: believe the wife had to pay back four point five million.
Speaker 2: I think what they did was they took out loans
Speaker 2: to pay loans, which a lot of people do. They
Speaker 2: drain their houses to and take the equity out and
Speaker 2: then pay stuff and so anyway, he had to payback.
Speaker 2: I think I think they were twenty total. He was
Speaker 2: like seventeen million. He had a payback she had to
Speaker 2: pay back for when they're parted, because they took a
Speaker 2: lot of like small bank loans, those banks don't get
Speaker 2: paid back right like, so us the taxpayer somehow are
Speaker 2: going to get tapped. I would think, and I'm thinking,
Speaker 2: you know, his BBB not to be confused with the
Speaker 2: bb OUT, it's a different type of lift. His big
Speaker 2: beautiful bill where he's giving people all sorts of breaks,
Speaker 2: but he's cutting Medicaid and SNAP for single people who
Speaker 2: don't have dependents. You know, wouldn't that money go better?
Speaker 2: Wouldn't have been better to have them pay that money
Speaker 2: in and have it go towards those funds being lost.
Speaker 2: I think he wipes out everything. So what he's doing
Speaker 2: is have them have snots right, so rich people get this.
Speaker 1: He also parted Larry Hoover and he pardoned is a
Speaker 1: young young NBA one of those rap rappers of Rico
Speaker 1: charges NBA, young boy, Thank you Aaron. That's the voice
Speaker 1: of God. That's Aaron NBA young boy. And so you know,
Speaker 1: and and I'm going to say this from a black
Speaker 1: person's perspective, I think he only did that to appease
Speaker 1: black people, honestly because of all the white people that
Speaker 1: he was and not just pardoning because they were white.
Speaker 1: These people were red handed. Did to write on the
Speaker 1: ship that they did that was wrong. Larry Hooper was
Speaker 1: conspiracy wise. They said he's been in jail for fifty
Speaker 1: two years. They say they set him up because he
Speaker 1: was a big gang leader from Chicago, from the al
Speaker 1: Rookans who the temple used to be right on thirty
Speaker 1: ninth Street back where we lived at. I was terrified
Speaker 1: to go in there. I used to walk past, but
Speaker 1: I did go in there one time, but I didn't
Speaker 1: go in there and to prey. But he pardoned him.
Speaker 1: And I do think he did that to bring down
Speaker 1: the timiment of black people just saying he's only doing
Speaker 1: it for white people. And would NBA a young boy,
Speaker 1: But I don't know that's just my personal opinion. I
Speaker 1: do not know for a fact, but that's my personal opinion,
Speaker 1: and it to me, it really did kind of save face.
Speaker 1: But with the Chris Leies, they were there to write
Speaker 1: car of tax evasion and wire fraud and stealing money
Speaker 1: and woo woo. But the daughter donated a million dollars
Speaker 1: to one of his campaigns and he partnered the mother.
Speaker 2: She got that money. I don't know what because they
Speaker 2: took everything they had, you know, back when, So I
Speaker 2: don't know where in the world now I.
Speaker 1: Feel bad, you know that he had money. Bobby stopped that,
Speaker 1: you know people.
Speaker 2: But she's been I know it's only been a couple
Speaker 2: of years, but she has had a brother that was
Speaker 2: in high school at the time, and niece that that
Speaker 2: the parents were raising, that was in middle school. So
Speaker 2: she was having to come up with money, you know,
Speaker 2: like she had a raise. And so I can't imagine
Speaker 2: whatever they had. They didn't really go through because they
Speaker 2: had taught.
Speaker 1: It's like they did.
Speaker 2: They audited all their finances and they're super white. They
Speaker 2: make me look like, you know, a little off colla.
Speaker 1: I mean, don't be surprised if we found out that
Speaker 1: the network fronted them the money because I'm sure that
Speaker 1: Christy knows Best will be back on TV in the
Speaker 1: next ninety days.
Speaker 2: Well maybe Christly knows best. Maybe this is what Chrisly
Speaker 2: knows now, you know, like I don't know what it's
Speaker 2: gonna because he certainly didn't know best. His ass wouldn't
Speaker 2: have been in her ass would And she's she fights
Speaker 2: breast cancer, you know, she has that on and off.
Speaker 2: She you know, she's had a kind of a tough road.
Speaker 2: They seemed like great parents. They did kind of shove
Speaker 2: it in your face whatever they had. But I just thought,
Speaker 2: if he's partnering people, let me ask you this, the
Speaker 2: gentleman that you were just talking about that was fifty
Speaker 2: two years or whatever, do you think he still has
Speaker 2: money that he could have He could have greased the
Speaker 2: wheel and that's how he got out.
Speaker 1: No, no, okay, thank you. I said that. And I
Speaker 1: would say fifteen twenty years after he had been in jail,
Speaker 1: maybe ten maybe ten fifteen years that people would have
Speaker 1: contributed to get him out unless there was a private donor.
Speaker 1: Because Larry, who was notorious for a lot of things,
Speaker 1: but he really did help people, especially in the black community,
Speaker 1: but he had he had a difference. He had another
Speaker 1: side too. You know, it's kind of like Robin Hood.
Speaker 1: I'm doing good here and I'm doing some other things here.
Speaker 2: So he was saying all of that.
Speaker 1: Well he was. It was yeah, but he was caught
Speaker 1: up and railroaded, according to media sources and outlets fifty
Speaker 1: two years ago, because he had so much power and
Speaker 1: his voice was so big, and so they did whatever
Speaker 1: they could do to put him in prison, and they did.
Speaker 1: He was He spent fifty two years in jail. Thank god,
Speaker 1: he's still allowing and still know who's he know who
Speaker 1: he is to get out. But that's still the not
Speaker 1: giving Trump a pass because he's also pardoning or changing
Speaker 1: the loss in the state of Kentucky and Minnesota with
Speaker 1: the police reform after they shine and kill Breonna Taylor
Speaker 1: in her bed and George Floyd. We watched him that
Speaker 1: a thousand times on TV.
Speaker 2: They so what he's doing. He did this the first
Speaker 2: time around, and so everybody has to put their thinking
Speaker 2: caps on. We've been in typical Trump fashion. We end
Speaker 2: up talking, we end up being outraged all the time
Speaker 2: and talking about nonsensical distractions, as you say, flame like
Speaker 2: and so we're not paying attention to. So we're paying
Speaker 2: attention to all this bullshit, But is anybody talking about
Speaker 2: the plane and from Cutter, which the Constitution clearly says
Speaker 2: that you cannot take a gift from a foreign foreign government.
Speaker 2: He just has us also confused. He did the same
Speaker 2: thing with Obama. If Obama's name was on it, he
Speaker 2: wiped it out. So what he's doing now is he
Speaker 2: is he desperately for the Affordable Care Act, but people
Speaker 2: need it too much, so he's chipping away, but he's
Speaker 2: not able to get it to go. So if something
Speaker 2: has Biden's name on it, he is going to work
Speaker 2: like the Dickens in order to be able to chip
Speaker 2: away at it. So that's sort of what he's doing.
Speaker 2: So we're all talking about this stuff, and people of
Speaker 2: Flame and I have been saying it since absolutely the
Speaker 2: very beginning, pay attention. We cannot We have seventeen months
Speaker 2: until the midterms. We have got to get through the midterms.
Speaker 2: We have to find our people, we have to find
Speaker 2: our voice. We have to kind of keep moving forward
Speaker 2: so that we take those and we get some sort
Speaker 2: of control back. Don't be outraged over the stupid bullshit
Speaker 2: that he talks about it. We can't do it. We
Speaker 2: really have to pick our battles. Should always be this way, No,
Speaker 2: it shouldn't be this way. But unfortunately with him, this
Speaker 2: is sort of the this is sort of the way
Speaker 2: you know that it is. He's got another pay, pay
Speaker 2: and play thing. He's got that five million dollars. If
Speaker 2: you want to come in and get your goals, your
Speaker 2: gold card to beat all of the uh all of
Speaker 2: the immigration stuff, yeah, if you want to. So it's
Speaker 2: all he's you know, he had that that dinner. One
Speaker 2: point seven million people are getting things he is. Literally
Speaker 2: they were joking about it on the view, but it's
Speaker 2: the truth. He has a for sale sign like a
Speaker 2: yard sale going at the White House and if you
Speaker 2: can pay for it, and it's going into his pocket.
Speaker 2: And some people are very outraged that he is making
Speaker 2: billions of dollars and everybody's making millions or billions, it's legal.
Speaker 2: So this is where we have to find good people
Speaker 2: make it not legal. It should not be okay. We
Speaker 2: also need to find with our three three branches of government,
Speaker 2: somebody who's going to have the balls to actually stand
Speaker 2: up and when somebody doesn't do something that they're not
Speaker 2: supposed to, like that Garcia that's still down in nol
Speaker 2: Salvatore that he was supposed to a month ago facilitate
Speaker 2: the transfer back. Now he might come back, he might
Speaker 2: be vetted or not vetted, and he might legally be
Speaker 2: deported from the country. But he's still down there. And
Speaker 2: I don't hear anybody talking about it. How the Scotus
Speaker 2: is going to make make it happen after they told
Speaker 2: him what to do. But pay attention people.
Speaker 1: Well, Bobby, all that you said is absolutely true, but
Speaker 1: that is what he's doing. He's throwing so much stuffs
Speaker 1: at one time, and we're trying to do this or
Speaker 1: doe that. So whatever it looks like it's the biggest coming.
Speaker 1: We don't see the fan print that's coming. That's even worse.
Speaker 1: And I think that he is getting pushed back from
Speaker 1: one of his beloved appointed Supreme Court Justices, Amy Coney Barrett,
Speaker 1: because she seems to be really standing up for what
Speaker 1: she believes is right for the American people. What she
Speaker 1: believes this right, Well, that too the Constitution.
Speaker 2: She is a constantitutional scholar. We have to remember that
Speaker 2: that's her whole job, her whole life after school has
Speaker 2: been upholding the Constitution. So when she reads it and
Speaker 2: she is one of the first people saying we cannot
Speaker 2: take that plane because it says right in the Constitution.
Speaker 2: So that's great, Amy, but you're going to talk to
Speaker 2: your other people there or side with the Democrats. How
Speaker 2: do we make him not do what he just got
Speaker 2: through telling it? When you tell him to do something,
Speaker 2: he has to do it. So like, how do you
Speaker 2: it's like Congress not listening, or he look at all
Speaker 2: the stuff he pulls on Congress. He's cutting this, cutting that.
Speaker 2: As far as finances, Congress holds the purse strings. He
Speaker 2: doesn't have the right to hold the purse strings. Congress,
Speaker 2: step up. That's why we need to do these midterm elections.
Speaker 1: Pose But he holds the fear factor. And you just
Speaker 1: see seventeen You said seventeen months, Bobby, seventeen months did
Speaker 1: not sound like a long time, but under his regime,
Speaker 1: it sounds like a lifetime right now, because look what
Speaker 1: he has done in five months.
Speaker 2: But you know, it's like a blink. It's in some
Speaker 2: ways it seems like forever the five months, and in
Speaker 2: other ways it's a blink of an eye the seventeen months.
Speaker 2: I guarantee it, you guys. It's it's like when your
Speaker 2: babies are little, right, feels like forever, and then all
Speaker 2: of a sudden you look and you go, oh, my god,
Speaker 2: with this big hairy beast is my kid. I iconomy
Speaker 2: because it goes by in a blink. The days are long,
Speaker 2: but the timeframe is little, and we've got to get
Speaker 2: on it. But don't please, don't be I'm my only
Speaker 2: message is don't get outraged over the bullshit. Get outraged
Speaker 2: on the big things like we were just talking about
Speaker 2: that that you should be.
Speaker 1: I don't agree. I don't agree with you. I don't
Speaker 1: agree with the analogy of my kid getting old. I
Speaker 1: don't man my kid getting older. What I do not
Speaker 1: like is that this president is getting richer while the
Speaker 1: rest of the American people, self included, are getting horrors
Speaker 1: under his bullshit and they just get on and on.
Speaker 1: And I'm telling you, I'm looking at these farmers who
Speaker 1: voted against their own interests and are losing their farms,
Speaker 1: and they're losing all their workers. That's why their farms
Speaker 1: because they voted for Trump, who was clear about deporting
Speaker 1: illegal immigrants and a lot of these farmers had illegal
Speaker 1: immigrants running their damn farms, and you paid you you
Speaker 1: voted against losing your own. This has been your family
Speaker 1: for sixty seventy years, eighty years, nine, three or four,
Speaker 1: five generations.
Speaker 2: I've been here in this country and now you're going.
Speaker 1: It's going because your racism was expensive. It was fucking expensive.
Speaker 2: It really is. You know, it's funny. The farmers right
Speaker 2: now have a farmer loan forgiveness problem. They say that
Speaker 2: Biden made paying back any of the loans that they
Speaker 2: were getting the farmers for people of color. He negated
Speaker 2: that and took it away to some whistleblower and for
Speaker 2: the white white farmers have to pay it back. And
Speaker 2: it makes me, it makes me wonder because remember at
Speaker 2: the top of the show we talked about anything that's
Speaker 2: got to be do with Biden. He's trying to erase.
Speaker 2: Do you think there's really a whistleblower or do you
Speaker 2: think it's somebody within the government. Now, look at me,
Speaker 2: I'm never a conspiracy person. You know that that's actually
Speaker 2: trying to keep Biden's name in a negative, trying to
Speaker 2: bring it up. We don't want the DEI stuff we're
Speaker 2: trying to be negative with anything like that and trying
Speaker 2: to pit the white farmers against the farmers of color.
Speaker 2: And that's just like comedy. It's a tiny little community.
Speaker 2: They all need each other and they have to rely
Speaker 2: on each other. And I just wander, I said, who's
Speaker 2: really complaining about that? I just.
Speaker 1: Well, how important are the farmers to us? We we
Speaker 1: we rely on so much from American farmers, and absolutely,
Speaker 1: and I wish they would have taken the time to
Speaker 1: look at this long term or look at the big pictures.
Speaker 1: People say, stop looking at what at the right now
Speaker 1: and look at what's going to happen down the land,
Speaker 1: because down the lane, ultimately it hurt them more than
Speaker 1: it's going to hurt us. It's sad, and I'm telling you,
Speaker 1: I don't want to see these people lose their farm.
Speaker 1: But to note that you voted just because you're you
Speaker 1: are racist, because that's what you voted for. He never
Speaker 1: he never spoke your language. He might have told him
Speaker 1: a liar too, that he was going to bail them
Speaker 1: out if he was going to do that, but he
Speaker 1: faulted on that and they should have known off his
Speaker 1: track record that he was lying. But they didn't because
Speaker 1: he was like, do you want the black president or
Speaker 1: you want the white one? And it was so much
Speaker 1: in your face racism with him that they could relate to,
Speaker 1: not all of them, but the ones that are that
Speaker 1: they voted against their own ship. And I'm telling you
Speaker 1: right now, good.
Speaker 2: For you, and I don't it's because I'm a woman.
Speaker 2: I don't think it was just racism, though. I think
Speaker 2: I think sexism had a huge part to play as well.
Speaker 2: They tried to pick her a week. You know she's
Speaker 2: not going to be and trust me, she's got bigger
Speaker 2: balls than he does. She, as Biden has always said,
Speaker 2: they have been very loyal to each other. She was
Speaker 2: absolutely more than qualified and totally better qualified than him.
Speaker 2: Is it that time? No, Ill, okay, sorry, Bobby.
Speaker 1: Bobby says she had to go pee, y'all, it's not
Speaker 1: that time. Hold your bladder, Bobby, cliffand hold your bladder.
Speaker 2: I'm squeezing. I'm squeezed. Oh go ahead.
Speaker 1: I want to talk about the fact that I watched
Speaker 1: Intercession today. I think it was about Gaza, how the
Speaker 1: children in Gaza starving, and so they had a speaker.
Speaker 1: I don't know if he was a president or just
Speaker 1: a speaker. He was some official over from that country,
Speaker 1: and he broke down in tears just talking about how
Speaker 1: these children are starving and dying and they're constantly bombing
Speaker 1: and it is. It was heartbreaking. And I'm telling you
Speaker 1: all right now, while we want to keep hollering, we
Speaker 1: don't see somebody cause the color of their skin. And
Speaker 1: when it's somebody with their kid, or effects of a child,
Speaker 1: or it is a woman or something even an innocent man,
Speaker 1: we feel that everybody feels that the baby is coming
Speaker 1: through the It emotes through the television screen and you
Speaker 1: feel the pain and hurt. That ain't got nothing to
Speaker 1: do with color. That is called humanity. I'm telling you
Speaker 1: right now. The one y'all voted for has no human
Speaker 1: I think he's AI. I don't even believe he's real, Bobby,
Speaker 1: I don't. It is like he does not care about
Speaker 1: nothing but money.
Speaker 2: He doesn't and what you can get and Yahoo. I
Speaker 2: think in ten years we're going to see net Yahoo.
Speaker 2: He'll probably be gone by that, but he'll be up
Speaker 2: for war crimes because he is absolutely starving these people.
Speaker 2: I was watching Cindy McCain, the John McCain, the son
Speaker 2: of the John mccains from Arizona's wife. She has been
Speaker 2: involved in feeding the world forever. That's been her passion.
Speaker 2: And she was on and she looked a little rough.
Speaker 2: She's she's looking exhausted. They're having a terrible time. The
Speaker 2: organization that she works with has been sending food into
Speaker 2: Gaza and the people themselves because they are so desperate.
Speaker 2: I mean, she was showing pictures. They have babies that
Speaker 2: are in the hospital and there is supposed to be
Speaker 2: almost a year old. They don't look like they're more
Speaker 2: than three months. And there's they're skin and bones. They
Speaker 2: they look like a skeleton with skin on it. It's awful,
Speaker 2: she said. The the citizens themselves are starting to rob
Speaker 2: the trucks because they're so afraid that the money isn't
Speaker 2: going to I mean, the food is not going to
Speaker 2: get to in. The resources aren't going to get to
Speaker 2: their people. They're they're they're holding up the trucks in
Speaker 2: the beginning.
Speaker 1: She said.
Speaker 2: They are working on different ways to try to get
Speaker 2: it into people, she said, but they're just beyond desperate.
Speaker 2: There is no money, there is there's there are no
Speaker 2: resources going in. Supposedly there is some sort of uh
Speaker 2: ceasefire that's supposed to be happening. If hamask and a
Speaker 2: gray Israel says, they'll they'll send something. I don't understand
Speaker 2: this when you've got women, children, anybody, and.
Speaker 1: As a parent by because your parentos was just like
Speaker 1: I am. Could you imagine watching your baby in front
Speaker 1: of your eyes just waste the waist start it is,
Speaker 1: it is preponderance, it is, it is heartbreaking, it is
Speaker 1: detrimental to That's why I always have seen war is stupid.
Speaker 1: That's why we're gonna talk about wars over here. But
Speaker 1: when speaking of stupid, uh, Eli Musk has stepped away
Speaker 1: from dose after he did after he didn't robbed them blind,
Speaker 1: because he stopped anybody that was coming after him. He
Speaker 1: put he put all kinds of sanctions on so many
Speaker 1: different companies that knew he was on some bs, but
Speaker 1: his nobody liked what he was presenting. So his businesses
Speaker 1: have taken a major hit.
Speaker 2: And he gets million. Yeah, I suppose he only had
Speaker 2: one hundred and thirty days billion. I'm sorry, you're exactly
Speaker 2: right playing. I apologize. He's supposedly had one hundred and
Speaker 2: thirty Now I don't know if he could be re
Speaker 2: opt but he has decided at this point to step away.
Speaker 2: There is a CBS interview that's going to be coming out,
Speaker 2: if it hasn't already, that they kind of promoted on
Speaker 2: the Sunday shows over the weekend, and he is not
Speaker 2: happy and was very disappointed with Trump over the BBB.
Speaker 2: Again not to be confused with the BBL. He said,
Speaker 2: the big beautiful bill is not so big and beautiful.
Speaker 2: It is adding trillions to the deficit. And the whole
Speaker 2: point was not to it was to cut.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you, Bobby, I am. I was elated
Speaker 1: to see that he stepped away, even though I knew
Speaker 1: all the BSD because he created he thought he was
Speaker 1: making money. But I think he kind of boomerang and
Speaker 1: backfired on him because the way he was presenting himself
Speaker 1: and the way he let his son just I think
Speaker 1: as much as people don't care for Trump, I think
Speaker 1: that that Eli must allow his young son to hang
Speaker 1: on the and the boogers. I think that the American
Speaker 1: people were outraged behind that, because even with Trump being
Speaker 1: who he is, there is the level of respect that
Speaker 1: comes with being the leader of the free world. And
Speaker 1: I think that Elon must allowed his son to show
Speaker 1: disrespect to Trump, and I think that that turned on him.
Speaker 1: I believe people turned on him for that, Bobby from
Speaker 1: what I've seen and where I've read, But I bet
Speaker 1: he stepped down. Now here go to killing part. They
Speaker 1: say it was an amicable split. I'm waiting for Elion
Speaker 1: Musk to give upset because he gives me very petty
Speaker 1: patty and he gonna tell everything.
Speaker 2: Well he is the fact that he's already come out
Speaker 2: with the BBB and said that he wasn't pleased with
Speaker 2: it at all. It's not It doesn't have what they
Speaker 2: had spoken about and what they were trying to do
Speaker 2: and what Dose was trying to do doose was trying
Speaker 2: to cut money? This well, well it's so it passed
Speaker 2: the House, which we reported on last week, but it's
Speaker 2: sitting in the Senate and ran Paul. There's a whole
Speaker 2: host of them that are saying, this isn't the this
Speaker 2: isn't what we want is remember the GOP, they're the
Speaker 2: fiscally responsible ones. This is not fiscally responsible. This is
Speaker 2: going to add trillions of dollars in debt over the
Speaker 2: next ten years. There's no gain here. And I was
Speaker 2: shocked to hear one of them say it's going to
Speaker 2: cut from and it not be a Democrat from the
Speaker 2: most marginalized. It's cutting down on SNAP and it's cutting
Speaker 2: down on Medicaid. Well, the amount of money that we're
Speaker 2: actually going to gain, it's only in the low low millions.
Speaker 2: I think it's like seven million. And I know that
Speaker 2: sounds crazy people, but they're trying to get to you know,
Speaker 2: a two hundred and eighty trillion. It's a drop in
Speaker 2: the bucket. It's not going to be enough. Too many
Speaker 2: people are going to lose their health insurance. And what
Speaker 2: we have to remember, the way that health insurance goes
Speaker 2: is they are still going to show up in the
Speaker 2: emergency room where the cost of medicine is probably three
Speaker 2: to five times what it would be in an urgent
Speaker 2: care center, are in a PCP office. And who's left
Speaker 2: on the hook for those bells? The American public with
Speaker 2: the tax dollars to pay help to pay that or
Speaker 2: to cut that out for the hospitals. It's no good.
Speaker 2: That's why we have we have insurance. It's much cheaper
Speaker 2: to ensure them than to cut their care.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and sadly, Bobby, what they really are not paying
Speaker 1: attention to is desperate times calls for desperate measures. You
Speaker 1: cut these people medical, you cut these people food steps,
Speaker 1: especially the EBT, they snap their link. These people they're
Speaker 1: still Everything is gonna go up, and they're gonna be
Speaker 1: locking up everything. You already can't go in certain Walmarts
Speaker 1: or certain Walgreens or right Eggs. They got everything locked up.
Speaker 1: They're going to be locking up the food, Bobby, because
Speaker 1: everybody's going to go to steal it, because you're going
Speaker 1: to have to feed your family. You're going to want
Speaker 1: to feed your yourself and your family. I don't think
Speaker 1: they're thinking about that because they really don't care. It
Speaker 1: is so scary how they're putting this because I don't
Speaker 1: think that they're thinking about that, Bobby, because again, they.
Speaker 2: Don't live it. You're playing. They don't live it. That's
Speaker 2: why there are means. They come from more inte not
Speaker 2: all of them. A lot of people that are in
Speaker 2: Congress came from meager means. But for the people who don't,
Speaker 2: who came for money, they don't get it. They don't
Speaker 2: get the desperation. You know, these people, you can't have dependence.
Speaker 2: But I think of myself with my sister Terry, so
Speaker 2: my mom contclaimed her as a dependent, but my mother
Speaker 2: is legally responsible to take care of her. My mother
Speaker 2: would I don't know what she would do, because my
Speaker 2: mother's not a thief. She's like she'd be like look
Speaker 2: with their eyes would be big and she'd have her
Speaker 2: tongue in her cheek. But she's not going to let
Speaker 2: my sister go go starve either. She's going to figure
Speaker 2: it out. And that's what when you've got special needs
Speaker 2: people that don't count as your dependence, you're going to
Speaker 2: do something. Or elderly you know, so you've got your
Speaker 2: elderly mother. They make people who who didn't do well.
Speaker 2: I don't have a pension. I'm going to be living
Speaker 2: on SSI, so you're only going to have a few thousand,
Speaker 2: you know. And if you have to pay for rent
Speaker 2: and this and that, it doesn't go go far. And
Speaker 2: god forbid you're on some sort of prescription. Your money
Speaker 2: doesn't go far. And people aren't going to go without eating,
Speaker 2: They're just not going to It's not the best way
Speaker 2: to go.
Speaker 1: Again, desperate times calls for desperate message. You saying what
Speaker 1: your mother want to do, but she's not gonna see
Speaker 1: her daughter hungry. You will do what you have to
Speaker 1: do to make care of your family. That is just
Speaker 1: the nature of the beast. That is just how we work.
Speaker 1: Animals work that way, and so do we. Okay, we
Speaker 1: want to recognize the death of a former representative, Charlie Rangel.
Speaker 1: He died at ninety four years old. Bobby. He was
Speaker 1: a former New York lawmaker whose trip raising career saw
Speaker 1: the high school dropout represent Harlem for four decades in Congress.
Speaker 1: He died on Monday. He was ninety four. What else
Speaker 1: you're going to tell us about him, Bobby?
Speaker 2: See, No, that's it. I mean, he just he served
Speaker 2: for twenty three terms. I think that's what I can
Speaker 2: kind of remember him for. And he was really a
Speaker 2: good constituent for the people. I think the biggest the
Speaker 2: biggest thing that I can remember is I think I
Speaker 2: don't know if it was ways and means. He sat
Speaker 2: on some committees, Okay, so what he was the first black,
Speaker 2: black YEP to be on it, which was great because
Speaker 2: it's a very influential. Shame on me that I didn't
Speaker 2: remember off the top of my head. It's a very
Speaker 2: influential group, you know. It helps to run the country.
Speaker 2: So the fact that he was able to do that
Speaker 2: is with as a high school dropout, it's pretty pretty
Speaker 2: damn impressive.
Speaker 1: Might I just say, Bobby, you have turned quite Afro American.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna say African American, but you're very Afro American.
Speaker 1: You would hang it out with me and Aaron just
Speaker 1: a little too long. We ain't got Bobby from white
Speaker 1: to beige. We're working on a little dark. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: get I'm gonna get a tawny in a minute.
Speaker 2: Oh gets too funny.
Speaker 1: I love that he's recognized, and I'm telling you, Bobby,
Speaker 1: we have and I don't want them to erase his
Speaker 1: history like they're trying to erase so many different black
Speaker 1: people history from America. Black folks haven't been great contributors
Speaker 1: to this great United States. And these United States are great,
Speaker 1: and they were jan Trump and made it great. It
Speaker 1: was it was. It's if you look at how some
Speaker 1: other people live in other countries and where they live
Speaker 1: and the day to day struggles that they have, they
Speaker 1: look like they try to put us in it. We
Speaker 1: really do have a great country to where we can
Speaker 1: eat and to where we can thrive. Into where we
Speaker 1: can drive freely and move. Unfortunately we have. Nothing is perfect,
Speaker 1: But unfortunately you guys have voted for somebody who was
Speaker 1: really trying to put us back in the Stone ages.
Speaker 1: But I do believe that America is gonna get tired
Speaker 1: of the bullshit and Congress and Senate and enough of
Speaker 1: these Republicans gonna stand up and be like, no, enough
Speaker 1: is enough, and they're gonna overturn this. Are they They're
Speaker 1: going to do something to stop this. They're gonna have that.
Speaker 1: I think so too.
Speaker 2: I think because I think our safety is coming in. So,
Speaker 2: you know, Trump had lost a week ago Monday, had
Speaker 2: his big talk with Putin and it didn't go put
Speaker 2: And got up and left, and he had one of
Speaker 2: the biggest bombings that that took place like right after it.
Speaker 2: So and and that's when Trump called him. He doesn't
Speaker 2: know what wrong. They were friends before. I don't understand,
Speaker 2: but he thinks he's gone crazy. And Congress is finally
Speaker 2: saying we need sanctions. You know, at this point there's
Speaker 2: no more. He threatened sanctions, but will he do it.
Speaker 2: Congress is now saying they're going to have like it
Speaker 2: really is crazy. It's like five hundred percent or something.
Speaker 2: They want to have sanctions on any of the exports
Speaker 2: from from uh Russia. But that's what's going to have
Speaker 2: to happen, you know, So we're going to have to
Speaker 2: drink local vodka. It's not going to be it might
Speaker 2: be Gordon's instead of Sveka.
Speaker 1: But is this the same president? Is this the same
Speaker 1: president that when he was a candidate promised that on
Speaker 1: day one or even before they won. Yeah, he could
Speaker 1: stop this, he could stop this war, he could put
Speaker 1: it into it. Honestly, no inhabiting.
Speaker 2: He's actually having to listen to. I know he hates
Speaker 2: hates to think of Biden, but this is all what
Speaker 2: Biden was saying. The prices, prices aren't going to snap
Speaker 2: back like a blue It takes. It's over time, and
Speaker 2: once people have raised their prices, unless we as consumers
Speaker 2: say no, I'm not with my pocketbook and we stop
Speaker 2: buying and stop contributing, they're not going to lower their
Speaker 2: their prices, you know, unless you have something like a recession,
Speaker 2: and god forbid, there's any there's any type of recession.
Speaker 2: You know what I saw this week, I don't know
Speaker 2: if you saw it. I don't I don't know what
Speaker 2: what it was that that Laura Lauren Bobert, who I
Speaker 2: think is just dumb as a stump in some ways.
Speaker 2: She was in some sort of meeting and she thought
Speaker 2: she was going to be. Oliver Stone, the filmmaker, was
Speaker 2: there with his attorney. I think they're trying to get
Speaker 2: more documents released over the JFK stuff, Like they're trying
Speaker 2: to get like some of these conspiracy things that he
Speaker 2: promised he was going to release on day one released.
Speaker 2: And she starts, she decides she's going to start to
Speaker 2: go at him. She said, aren't you the same person
Speaker 2: who wrote a book accusing L. B. J of of
Speaker 2: killing President Kennedy? And so Oliver Stone turns to the
Speaker 2: attorney and he whispers something in his ear. The treaty
Speaker 2: comes back. He says, ma'am, I think you're you're confusing
Speaker 2: him with Roger Stone, the policy and the book writer.
Speaker 2: He said, this is Oliver Stone who wrote the He wrote,
Speaker 2: uh did all the movies? And oh, she said, but
Speaker 2: she did. She she must have known what a ship
Speaker 2: had she was. She's like, oh, yes, maybe I am
Speaker 2: getting a little confused.
Speaker 1: Shut up.
Speaker 2: Before he gets into the into the committee meeting.
Speaker 1: Those right there. Those are the perfect words for the
Speaker 1: entire administration. Oh maybe I am a little confused.
Speaker 2: I would have died if I was her. They had
Speaker 2: to they had to, honest to God, they had to say,
Speaker 2: oh I got I guess they got it wrong. We
Speaker 2: have had a tough time here in Massachusetts because Trump
Speaker 2: is mad at us, right, we're not doing so. He's
Speaker 2: mad at Harvard because they're not doing the DEI for
Speaker 2: the hiring and the bringing people in. He is taking
Speaker 2: their money away. Any of their grants he's already taken
Speaker 2: I think it's a one hundred million dollars is taken
Speaker 2: away from them with grants, and the grants are for
Speaker 2: science and engineering. So it's stupid. It's only fighting us
Speaker 2: all in the ass, you know.
Speaker 1: And this week.
Speaker 2: Bartha's Vineyard in Nantucket, very wealthy areas. I've had a
Speaker 2: huge ice in. DEA and FBI were all there rounding
Speaker 2: up all of these illegal aliens. And usually when you're
Speaker 2: over there, it's not so illegal. You have to have
Speaker 2: visas because these are super wealthy. They're kind of running
Speaker 2: things behind the show. They took forty people. They said
Speaker 2: that one of them is a sex offender. I don't
Speaker 2: know anything about that. Supposedly, I don't recognize that. My
Speaker 2: sister called and said no, they said he actually was.
Speaker 2: And the girl that he abused is furious because they're
Speaker 2: going to deport him and now she's not going to
Speaker 2: get her day in court with them. And the other
Speaker 2: one was supposed to be a gang member. They could
Speaker 2: not vet that, and the bulk of the Mamorth had
Speaker 2: their papers in place, but they're they're bringing them to
Speaker 2: vet them somewhere.
Speaker 1: And I thought that, and I'm about to say, they
Speaker 1: don't make a difference aout me because the way he
Speaker 1: has laid it out for them, that's right. I'm pretty
Speaker 1: much just snatching innocent people up off the street and
Speaker 1: deporting them without due process to other countries, to being
Speaker 1: put in of what kind of prison or what kind
Speaker 1: of hell hole because you don't know what those people
Speaker 1: with no communication, they cut off everything with your family
Speaker 1: and everybody that is that is barbaric.
Speaker 2: Well, let me tell you the people, the white privileged
Speaker 2: people of the Islands, that's what we call them here.
Speaker 2: So I go to Cape Cod, I'm not I'm not
Speaker 2: quite off of the Islands. I don't have the I
Speaker 2: don't have the door. They made it be in the
Speaker 2: islands they are on having They weren't having it. They
Speaker 2: were out challenging Ice, challenging the FBI. What are you
Speaker 2: doing here? Why is your face covered with the black bandana?
Speaker 2: I want to see your identification. You're supposed to legally,
Speaker 2: you have to have your badge out. I want to
Speaker 2: see your badge number. Who are you going after? He's
Speaker 2: not bothering anybody because their whole island's about to shut down.
Speaker 2: I will say, I think Trump he fucked around this time,
Speaker 2: and he's going to find out. When you've got the
Speaker 2: wealthiest and the most connected people in the country and
Speaker 2: you just screw with their summer, it's going to be
Speaker 2: quite interesting because the whole island will shut down. We
Speaker 2: are desperate. Way back when when my parents bought it
Speaker 2: in the nineties, their house down the Cape, it used
Speaker 2: to be the Irish that used to come. We depended
Speaker 2: on the students from Europe and wherever to come over
Speaker 2: and run the B and b's and do whatever. And
Speaker 2: so now he's screwing with the wrong group of people.
Speaker 2: Quite interesting.
Speaker 1: They believe that their philosophy and there he is is
Speaker 1: we run all the immigrants off, and we stop all
Speaker 1: the welfare and the Medicare and the food stamp zone.
Speaker 1: People will work just to feed their family and they
Speaker 1: will work for whatever we decide we want to give them.
Speaker 1: American citizens are way too spoiled for that period. You
Speaker 1: spoil for that, and we're not going to do it.
Speaker 1: That ship will sink and we will sink with it
Speaker 1: before we are going to allow you to have us
Speaker 1: work in slave labor wages and doing and that's black, white,
Speaker 1: or anybody. If this is American Americans period, no matter
Speaker 1: what nationality, are way too spoiled to do that shit.
Speaker 1: We're not going to do it.
Speaker 2: And arrogant, go to your dunkin Donuts. If that doesn't
Speaker 2: tell you, ding ding ding. So you used to have
Speaker 2: tips which he took away, the paying taxes on tips,
Speaker 2: and I gotta be honest, I don't know how that's
Speaker 2: going to work. Point, if you have somebody that's a
Speaker 2: professional waiter or waitress or bartender, or you live on
Speaker 2: your tips, you get a much lower I think it's
Speaker 2: four dollars in something salary because you live on your tips.
Speaker 2: If you're not paying taxes on your tips, when it
Speaker 2: comes time for retirement. What are you going to get
Speaker 2: for SSI? You haven't paid into anything, so I don't
Speaker 2: know how that's gonna work. But anyway, I'm digressing. So
Speaker 2: go to dunkin Donuts. These kids are making minimum wage
Speaker 2: or a dollar or two above minimum wage, and they
Speaker 2: have a cup out for a tip. Well a tip
Speaker 2: in my day, No, I sound really old. It used
Speaker 2: to be because the person brought you your beverage or
Speaker 2: your drink or your dinner. They came back and they
Speaker 2: asked you what you wanted to have. You know, if
Speaker 2: you do you want another drink? Could they get you
Speaker 2: anything else? And then they cleaned your table. They're being
Speaker 2: paid to make your drink, serve you your drink. That's
Speaker 2: what they're paying. What am I tipping you for? Like
Speaker 2: these kids, they don't want to go out. And I've
Speaker 2: been watching it since my son was young, and my
Speaker 2: son's in his thirties. We have the local food chains,
Speaker 2: and it used to be all the young fourteen and fifteen.
Speaker 2: They get their little working papers and they go out
Speaker 2: and they'd collect the carts and they'd be making a
Speaker 2: little something with minimum wage, but they were making something.
Speaker 2: They're the old people. Literally, I got an eighty year
Speaker 2: old man hanging on the carts because that's the only
Speaker 2: way he's standing, pushing pushing the carts in. They don't
Speaker 2: want those jobs. So it looks like when he's talking
Speaker 2: about manufacturing AI, any of the tech jobs, yes, bring
Speaker 2: those over. We don't want the shoemaking jobs. I don't
Speaker 2: want American shoes because I don't have anybody. I'll have
Speaker 2: to pay ninety two hundred dollars for a pair of
Speaker 2: shoes because nobody wants to work for the dollar that
Speaker 2: the countries that don't mind exploiting their people are making,
Speaker 2: like bring it, do it correctly. There's no process or plan.
Speaker 1: It seems like no, it is, it is. We're going
Speaker 1: to have it and you are not going to have it.
Speaker 1: But what they don't realize is that if we don't
Speaker 1: have it, we know where where to get it at
Speaker 1: and we're going to come and get it in droves.
Speaker 1: You may have all this machinery and wooh wooh, but listen,
Speaker 1: those people are gonna come and realize suit because I
Speaker 1: know he has this jurisdiction over the military to what
Speaker 1: In a Project twenty twenty five, they said that the
Speaker 1: military can be used against the American people in the
Speaker 1: time of peaceful protesting. But I don't think that the
Speaker 1: protesting is going to be peaceful. If people are starving,
Speaker 1: and people are destitute and homeless and need medical attention
Speaker 1: and watching their family and their loved ones, I don't
Speaker 1: think people are going to become I think they're going
Speaker 1: to be I rate they're going to be uncivilized. They're
Speaker 1: going to do it insurrection, and I bet you they
Speaker 1: won't get part.
Speaker 2: They probably won't. I watched him five minutes. That's all
Speaker 2: I could do. I watched President Trump give the commencement
Speaker 2: speech speech at the West Point graduation. Now let's do
Speaker 2: the timeline. You and I've already talked about this. These
Speaker 2: kids were in for four years, so think about who
Speaker 2: was president four years ago. He goes in and he's
Speaker 2: talking about some wealthy friend who's kind of small. But
Speaker 2: I don't like to say he's small because that makes
Speaker 2: him feel bad. But he can still hit a ball.
Speaker 2: He doesn't hit his b as far as me, but
Speaker 2: you wouldn't think he was small. And I'm thinking if
Speaker 2: job this was Joe Biden, they would have thrown a
Speaker 2: net over him already and then he starts talking about
Speaker 2: his achievements and how he's so great, and then he says,
Speaker 2: and you know what, he goes, the military is were
Speaker 2: stunned to me, like they all signed up since January
Speaker 2: four years ago. What kind of idiot would have ever
Speaker 2: signed up under Biden? The graduating class you're looking at
Speaker 2: ass hat they all signed up four years ago under Biden?
Speaker 2: And how the military is much better under him. There
Speaker 2: has been a gradual rise. We already spoke you and
Speaker 2: I have spoken about this. I think it was an
Speaker 2: eight point nine percent rise over the past ten years
Speaker 2: in military signing up. So it's not under him as well,
Speaker 2: it's not eighteen point nine under him, it's the same
Speaker 2: eight point nine and that's only in the months that
Speaker 2: have happened. But I thought talk about a way not
Speaker 2: to know how to read a room like nobody does
Speaker 2: his speech, or could speak to him and kind of say,
Speaker 2: now you know, sir, these people all signed up next
Speaker 2: next year's will be two in the next year and
Speaker 2: the next year.
Speaker 1: I would love to know the demographic of the eight
Speaker 1: point nine that signed up under him, because my conspiracy,
Speaker 1: my conspiracy mind, mine, my conspiracy mind, not bobbies. I
Speaker 1: bet you they are uh others not black, that want
Speaker 1: to be in the military so they can have the right,
Speaker 1: the power, the badge, and the freedom to shoot to
Speaker 1: kill that wheel. That's just my conspiracy.
Speaker 2: It could be, but there's a lot of I think
Speaker 2: it could be a lot of kids coming from the
Speaker 2: Appalachian Mountains. Keep the people who aren't coming from means
Speaker 2: where where education is is uh not affording to them
Speaker 2: on their own. Yeah, it's a way to have people.
Speaker 2: People on you. The the any of the civil service
Speaker 2: jobs are the same. People appreciate you get a little
Speaker 2: bit of respect. I don't know if it's it's the
Speaker 2: stuff that you're saying. I still think that God bless
Speaker 2: these kids. The only reason I have my freedom is
Speaker 2: because they're willing to stand on the line when I'm not.
Speaker 2: When I'm asleep in my bed, you know, in my
Speaker 2: flanal sheets, when it's sub zero and they're out, they're
Speaker 2: out protecting me. So I'm hoping that it's a little
Speaker 2: bit better. But when he's cutting although that hundred million
Speaker 2: from Harvard, I thought to myself about putting that into
Speaker 2: the trades. Mister Trump. You know, we're desperate for every
Speaker 2: five plumbers, electricians, whatever. How about making the trade schools
Speaker 2: free to kind of fill that up. We're only getting
Speaker 2: two people back, which you know, to have a leaky toilet,
Speaker 2: and see how that's going to go in ten years,
Speaker 2: we're all going to be desperate. Those are great, honorable
Speaker 2: jobs themselves, and they're making more money than the kids
Speaker 2: coming out of college. They can write their own ticket.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but they got rid of so many trade schools. Bobby,
Speaker 1: I graduated when I graduated from high school, my high
Speaker 1: school is a trade school. I took me jane shop,
Speaker 1: I took wood shop, I took all kinds of stuff
Speaker 1: like that. I did nothing I was. It was, it
Speaker 1: was required, it was it was just part of the curriculum.
Speaker 2: Well some girls. I so we used to have something
Speaker 2: called Shawshin text. So that was that was the trade
Speaker 2: school near me. But there were beauty people. You know,
Speaker 2: people could come out and they could only have to
Speaker 2: do so many hours. They would have done their schooling,
Speaker 2: but they'd have to just do their hours under somebody LPN.
Speaker 2: They could come out as a practical nurse, not a
Speaker 2: registered nurse, but it would still get you went to
Speaker 2: a nursing home and working, you know, So I didn't
Speaker 2: know if there was anything. My ex husband was some
Speaker 2: sort of mechanic, I large engine mechanic. So I didn't
Speaker 2: know if you had anything that you thought would be interesting.
Speaker 1: It was at the time, it was just required and
Speaker 1: they it was part of this part of the curriculum.
Speaker 1: And I'm telling you, looking on and I'm like, why
Speaker 1: am I doing this? I'm never going to have to
Speaker 1: do this. But at least I had the opportunities to
Speaker 1: say hey. Because one guy became from school, graduated I
Speaker 1: think a year before me. He went on after doing
Speaker 1: wood shop to be a professional sculptor and he would
Speaker 1: make beautiful wood beautiful Yeah. And I'm telling you because
Speaker 1: but they took all that way, just like they were
Speaker 1: taking the music programs away. Remember I was a musician.
Speaker 1: I was in the band. But they were now they
Speaker 1: taking the music programs away.
Speaker 2: That's through me. So when you said that, I mean
Speaker 2: I think, no. They used to do and you're my day.
Speaker 2: They used to call it home mac. I don't know
Speaker 2: what they call it now. Something else they're not doing.
Speaker 1: Is they call it can't cook because none of these
Speaker 1: young have us cook and just say okay, come on, Bobby.
Speaker 2: I think I think we should be putting a financial
Speaker 2: piece to that. I think everybody should have to do
Speaker 2: it again. It used to be sewing and then cooking,
Speaker 2: but I still think cooking. I think any of the
Speaker 2: services that you would need, any of the skill that
Speaker 2: you would need to be able to live on your own.
Speaker 2: So you just said it. You should be able to cook,
Speaker 2: even cleaning. You know, don't mix these chemicals, like maybe
Speaker 2: it's only a day course, but telling you different ways
Speaker 2: to that you should be clean, so you're not taking
Speaker 2: the same germs and spreading them. The most important is financial.
Speaker 2: Somebody should be explaining what different interest rates are, different ways,
Speaker 2: different types of money that you put your money, even
Speaker 2: if it's tiny two dollars a week, but put it
Speaker 2: into an X fund and that will go by the time.
Speaker 2: If you're doing it in your teens and you don't
Speaker 2: and you only do it until you're thirty and you
Speaker 2: never put another nickel, one of those moneys will be
Speaker 2: millions of dollars by the time because it's the compound interest.
Speaker 2: Teach them about the interests. Teach them how to balance
Speaker 2: a check book, and that you have to put a
Speaker 2: little something away and you can't spend every dollar. You
Speaker 2: have to incase because there are times like me unemployed
Speaker 2: and you need to have a little savings put aside.
Speaker 2: I think that'say. We can teach it, but to have
Speaker 2: it backed up by a professional, like to have some
Speaker 2: sort of some sort of finance person as a teacher,
Speaker 2: which there are plenty of them, I think that will
Speaker 2: be great. And the trades, we have to be pushing
Speaker 2: the trades. It's terrific work. Some people are just great
Speaker 2: with their hands.
Speaker 1: I agree with you, Bobby, I definitely believe. I wish
Speaker 1: they would have taught me money management and business and
Speaker 1: in business in school, because I did learn how to
Speaker 1: handle money for real and for real time until I
Speaker 1: was maybe forty five. Oh yeah that was yesterday. And
Speaker 1: wait a minute, and that was.
Speaker 2: But that's what it is, the truth, and I'll be honest.
Speaker 2: I knew it, but I never did anything because I
Speaker 2: never had money. So I got a little bit of
Speaker 2: money through a divorce and I put it into my home,
Speaker 2: which was stupid, and I had just a little bit
Speaker 2: that I had put in the bag, and then I
Speaker 2: got laid off. It was the recession when I got
Speaker 2: laid off, So I kind of went through everythings, but
Speaker 2: that was the first time I was doing everything for
Speaker 2: about two years correctly, and I was blessed that I
Speaker 2: was able to have a little bit of money that
Speaker 2: was still that that was left for me because I
Speaker 2: was unemployed for God, please not this time four years,
Speaker 2: because it got harder and harder and harder. And then
Speaker 2: what happens is when you don't have a job, people
Speaker 2: start to say, what's wrong with her? She doesn't have
Speaker 2: a job, or he doesn't have a job. And it
Speaker 2: was tireder to get a job. So when I ended
Speaker 2: up getting a job, it was on the other side
Speaker 2: of the state. It was there were days with snow
Speaker 2: it would be three hour ride to back and forth.
Speaker 2: I was making less than half of the salary, but
Speaker 2: it was a way to get back into the market.
Speaker 2: So that's what you have to do too, and even
Speaker 2: teach lessons like that, it might not work out great
Speaker 2: and the money might not be perfect because you always
Speaker 2: say it, See I don't have my son's that much
Speaker 2: older than yours when you talk about the money is
Speaker 2: so easy for kids today with TikTok, and see, I
Speaker 2: missed that window, so I don't get it but that
Speaker 2: bubble could bounce a burst. Look at TikTok could still
Speaker 2: end up going away. You know, if he's Maddi's revoking
Speaker 2: all the Chinese kids visas who were coming to schools.
Speaker 2: Let's see what type of help he gets from China
Speaker 2: with this tariffs and everything else.
Speaker 1: I'm praying to God, Bobby that World War three. They
Speaker 1: keep trying to slide the word around here and then
Speaker 1: they're throwing it around. But that's what a god. I
Speaker 1: hope we are going to a war. I do not
Speaker 1: want to go into a war, especially if China and
Speaker 1: Russia combined forces against America. Right, I don't care how
Speaker 1: many powerful weapons we have. Yes, we're in trouble, and
Speaker 1: people will be out here crazy and.
Speaker 2: Then he'll get he'll eat, will be speaking Chinese again.
Speaker 1: That'sperate times, calls for desperate measures, and people will get desperate,
Speaker 1: and your own people will You won't know who to
Speaker 1: trust because people will be so out of sorts and
Speaker 1: trying to trying to eat or have someplace safe to
Speaker 1: lay their heads or what have you. You just don't
Speaker 1: ever know. And they're not thinking that that they're greed
Speaker 1: is just oh my god, what is enough Oh my god,
Speaker 1: what it's never going to be enough.
Speaker 2: You're exactly right.
Speaker 1: You know when we use kids, they used to play
Speaker 1: if you could wish for anything, what you wish for it.
Speaker 1: I would wish for all the money in the world.
Speaker 1: Why when you were a kid. That sounds a cute,
Speaker 1: but these are not children. These are fucking sixty seven
Speaker 1: year old people. What what would all the money in
Speaker 1: the world do for you? You're gonna be You're still
Speaker 1: gonna be a miserable person and hate it because you're
Speaker 1: not sharing with the people who put you in office.
Speaker 1: That's the bad part. Y'all voted for him, and he
Speaker 1: tells you he give y'all his orange booty to kiss. Yuck.
Speaker 1: Orange booty yuck. I'm gonna tell you what's happen. They're
Speaker 1: gonna put an orange jumpsuit. They're gonna put an orange
Speaker 1: jumpsuit on him, and you ain't gonna even realize that
Speaker 1: it's him because he orange, the jumpsuit orange. It's gonna
Speaker 1: be the same flavor. Listen here, This was episode what
Speaker 1: Fobby Yes lay Man's producer Aaron Bobby Clifford. We got
Speaker 1: two more episodes and we would be going on to
Speaker 1: season five. I just want to thank you guys for
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Speaker 2: They can follow me at Laugh and Learn podcast on
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Speaker 1: You can follow me everywhere except to the bathroom. No look,
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Speaker 1: is up on my social media pages. I will be
Speaker 1: in June the twenty second. I will be in New
Speaker 1: York at Comedy in Harlem. Get your tickets at the website.
Speaker 1: June twenty seventh, I will be at the Win Theater
Speaker 1: with Tiffany Hattis in Vegas. July fifth, I will be
Speaker 1: in Washington, d C. At the DC Comedy Lafe. And
Speaker 1: July eleventh and twelfth, I will be in Detroit at
Speaker 1: one my Comedy Club, and I will be doing the
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club next month. It's going to be quite interesting
Speaker 1: because there's some shit going on right now. We're not
Speaker 1: gonna talk about it on here because it's unimportant to
Speaker 1: me on here.
Speaker 2: Did you miss something? Did you missus ryl Underwood engagement.
Speaker 1: That you have. I'm doing the bet Experience, but those
Speaker 1: tickets are already sold out, so I advertised because you
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Speaker 1: season five of laughing larn ladies and gentlemen. I think
Speaker 1: that's the biggest boohoo hoo hoo hoo. My daughter's going
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Speaker 1: at laugh a Larn, the model has not changed even
Speaker 1: in season five. It won't change because we don't want
Speaker 1: to change you. Here at laugh a Larn, we are
Speaker 1: not trying to get you to change you man. We
Speaker 1: are only trying to get you to use your man
Speaker 1: because why Bobby.
Speaker 2: Is a mine and your vote are a terrible thing.
Speaker 1: Twice and in seventeen months, please don't waste your vote,
Speaker 1: because damny, we can't do this in another three years.
Speaker 1: We cannot.
Speaker 2: We need to get the ninety million up and off
Speaker 2: their asses.
Speaker 1: Don't worry he will because I bet you a bunch
Speaker 1: of them ninety millions on medical or welfare Medica and
Speaker 1: food stamps, and they're gonna be they gonna rise up
Speaker 1: to be like, oh no, we got to get our
Speaker 1: shit back. So, ladies and gentlemen, it's up to you
Speaker 1: to understand what we're gonna do with our America, because
Speaker 1: this is our America. This is not Trump's America. This
Speaker 1: is our America. What we're gonna do, We're gonna take
Speaker 1: this ship land down, or we're gonna stand up and
Speaker 1: be me and women or whatever, you identify as you know.
Speaker 1: I'm heshi We. I'll be the first one standing in
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