Speaker 1: If you watch your coffee time.
Speaker 2: The baby you know the name flame, my bro also
Speaker 2: known as my ro Flame.
Speaker 3: Come in with last and come in with you love
Speaker 3: loundest baby. You better catch it when you can drop
Speaker 3: a knowledge from fatherhood to politics, shouting now comics, just
Speaker 3: paying homage. What's up tests? Yeah you know she raised
Speaker 3: shout towns on speaking to the grown a second year.
Speaker 3: We're gonna laugh and come and kick it in at
Speaker 3: the end we leave it with just a lift you spirits,
Speaker 3: but you want to revisit so your first second listen,
Speaker 3: young folks. So it's list oh folks that we dig it.
Speaker 1: Goodkin, No thish, do what you do? No peas, do
Speaker 1: what you do?
Speaker 3: Cain, no plea, do what I do?
Speaker 1: No po.
Speaker 2: Oh. This is comedian Sayon Row and welcome to this
Speaker 2: week's episode of Laughing Like. This is actually our first
Speaker 2: episode of the new year.
Speaker 3: Are you it's happy New year?
Speaker 2: Happy new year. This is our first episode of twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five. But what number is this? Mobby?
Speaker 3: We have to ask Aaron, this is not first one.
Speaker 3: We did it on the second. I don't want to
Speaker 3: correct you, but I was thirty one or two?
Speaker 1: Thank you?
Speaker 2: That was the Oh my god, that was the voice
Speaker 2: of God. That's our producer, Aaron y'all, okay, thirty one.
Speaker 2: So yeah, thank you guys for joining us here. For
Speaker 2: all the new fans and future fans and prison fans
Speaker 2: and old fans. We glad they all came here with us,
Speaker 2: because you know, we're gonna you tell us, We're gonna
Speaker 2: tell you, We're gonna tell each other, and hopefully we
Speaker 2: both gonna learn something. Even though I think I'm the Oracle,
Speaker 2: I think I know everything already anyway, which is completely untrue.
Speaker 3: Do you think that you're the oracle? Or do the
Speaker 3: gummies make you think you're the oracle?
Speaker 2: The gummies made me think I'm the oracle.
Speaker 4: Gondee, Malcolm X, Martin Luther King Junior, all of them
Speaker 4: speaking of speaking of Martin Luther King Junior, who is
Speaker 4: a great freedom fighter, we're gonna talk about, I know
Speaker 4: we're gonna get around to it, Jimmy Carter's funeral because
Speaker 4: they did just bury him today.
Speaker 2: But I just want to talk about so classy I
Speaker 2: thought the President Obama and President Elect Trump was I know, y'all,
Speaker 2: I know, I know, I know. But what I don't
Speaker 2: like is the fact that I see y'all going back
Speaker 2: and forth, like how can he speak to him? They
Speaker 2: have the friendly conversation, they laughing. These are two men.
Speaker 2: They were both the president of the United States at
Speaker 2: one point in time. And what we saw publicly, that's
Speaker 2: the politics for alls, fair and lovel of war and politics.
Speaker 2: But they the whole world was watching, so they had
Speaker 2: to act like leaders, like world leaders, and like gentlemen.
Speaker 2: This is what men do. Men don't go back and forth.
Speaker 2: They squashed it. They saw each other. They had to
Speaker 2: be cordial because that is who they are, and the
Speaker 2: whole world is watching.
Speaker 3: And what do you say all the time? Flame? We
Speaker 3: are what? First?
Speaker 2: We are Americans. That's it.
Speaker 3: We're Americans. That's what they were presenting as outside as
Speaker 3: we're looking in. And we had to look like a
Speaker 3: cohesive not parties Americans.
Speaker 2: Now, I thought it was quite petty on George Bush's
Speaker 2: behalf that he did not shake President Trump's hand. I
Speaker 2: also thought, before y'all get on my case, that it
Speaker 2: was quite petty of that the senator whoever was sworn
Speaker 2: in recently and her husband would shake Vice President Harris's hand.
Speaker 2: That didn't That doesn't discredit them that credits you. You know,
Speaker 2: Bobby made a very valid point earlier when we were
Speaker 2: talking offline, and Bobby said, you took the shine away
Speaker 2: from your wife, which you did, because nobody is talking
Speaker 2: about your wife just made a precipice in her career.
Speaker 2: They're talking about you being a rural husband and a
Speaker 2: rual man to a woman.
Speaker 3: So yeah, Debt Fisher's a husband, I thought, and he
Speaker 3: and he did it was he looked like he sucked
Speaker 3: a lemons. And this was even worse. So I'm gonna
Speaker 3: let people figure it out. I actually think it's the
Speaker 3: woman thing. I personally, but I'm white woman saying this.
Speaker 3: I think it's more of the woman thing. This is
Speaker 3: he this is her third term. The first term they
Speaker 3: had her shaking. He shook the husband, shook President Trump's hand.
Speaker 3: Then there's a picture with President Biden's hand and he
Speaker 3: would not even look up for and I thought people
Speaker 3: were being critical of her. I thought commonly handed it beautifully.
Speaker 3: She just went like all right, and people thought, oh,
Speaker 3: she was an awkward moment for her. It was, but
Speaker 3: she just kept moving.
Speaker 2: See. But and then here's the thing. You you brought up,
Speaker 2: the white woman thing because nobody would have ever known
Speaker 2: that you were a white woman had you not.
Speaker 3: Said it, even though you can't even tell a lot.
Speaker 3: The difference between my skin and this is a popcorn.
Speaker 2: But has she done it that? If has she done
Speaker 2: the exact same thing, they would have deemed her the
Speaker 2: angry black woman and she you know, so I don't
Speaker 2: like that. It's not fair on both sides. I didn't
Speaker 2: like that he did. I would not have liked if
Speaker 2: she did it. But she wouldn't have done that because
Speaker 2: she handles herself and a way that we think that
Speaker 2: politicians are supposed to them handle themselves. Y'all know, let
Speaker 2: Trump change the face of politics. But I'm telling you
Speaker 2: right now, every time I see the maga fighting back
Speaker 2: or pushing back because of something that he said that
Speaker 2: he would do it, he's not doing it reminds me
Speaker 2: that they're gonna stand up on their hind legs and
Speaker 2: they gonna remember that the Americans before they are maga. Oh,
Speaker 2: it's gonna be a lot of infighting this next four years.
Speaker 3: Oh well, he's already. I mean there are things that
Speaker 3: are Yeah, there are things that are that are coming
Speaker 3: into play that you know, he was going to change things,
Speaker 3: and there are certain things finding out he can't change.
Speaker 5: So when Bush, when Bush didn't shake Trump's hand, it
Speaker 5: just reminded us why Bush didn't know what to do,
Speaker 5: because he didn't know what to do, just like he
Speaker 5: didn't know what to do on September once that day,
Speaker 5: it comes between ten, it comes after ten, four twelve.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that day. He didn't know what to do that
Speaker 2: day either. So I'm not surprised they just showed it
Speaker 2: showed no leadership. You look like adolescence because grown men
Speaker 2: don't take that out publicly. That's something that a woman does.
Speaker 2: And before y'all say I'm sexist, y'all know I'm not lying.
Speaker 2: But yeah, that's not how me and handle business. So
Speaker 2: heads off to President Obama and President Trump because I
Speaker 2: think they handled themselves very, very dignified. But I must
Speaker 2: say before we get off of this subject, Bobby, did
Speaker 2: you see the way Trump was looking at Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: like he wants to just lay and just have his
Speaker 2: way with a Oh my god, he did job.
Speaker 3: She had absolutely no interaction. So Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton,
Speaker 3: they they all shook hands. Obama I thought it was terrific.
Speaker 3: He did a great job. Considering that miserable SOB was
Speaker 3: giving him such the business about his day of birth.
Speaker 3: I thought, everybody at Gore, it was nice to see
Speaker 3: Gore there. I mean, they were white, the dignitaries. She
Speaker 3: kind of just face forward and uh, she didn't do
Speaker 3: she didn't do too much look into the sides other
Speaker 3: than her.
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, wait a minute, now, hold on as
Speaker 2: a black as a black person who represents a black woman. Sometime. Oh,
Speaker 2: she gave him that sad at peripheral peruhal Yeah that work, Yeah,
Speaker 2: that word. She was looking forward with them as was
Speaker 2: damn their turn straight to the back, like if you
Speaker 2: make one wrong move.
Speaker 3: You know what she was probably looking at. She was
Speaker 3: probably wondering whose dishes Malaniam was in the back washing,
Speaker 3: because she came out with her haloll like mast and crazy,
Speaker 3: and I said, sweet jeesus, is that an ape? When
Speaker 3: she's gone, she looked like a hot mess. And she
Speaker 3: usually is done to the nines.
Speaker 2: She goes.
Speaker 3: She comes down for Bobby Clifford. Look at me in
Speaker 3: my old navy sweatshirt with a big stain on a
Speaker 3: ketchup stain, shoved Knight walk one in my mouth.
Speaker 2: They might have forced her to go. She probably couldn't
Speaker 2: be bothered, but she go there all?
Speaker 3: Wasn't there one? Why all that I have to go?
Speaker 3: I actually watched the entire thing, not once, but pieces
Speaker 3: of it. I started to watch again. I loved the
Speaker 3: just like I loved him at his grandma's I loved
Speaker 3: the grandson Jason's eulogy. I thought he was adorable. He
Speaker 3: just described there were two things that he thought particularly funny.
Speaker 3: You know, they lived, they lived a quite a modest life.
Speaker 3: They lived just a brick ranch, and he says, looks
Speaker 3: like it was a house that he built himself. You
Speaker 3: would show up, he'd have the seventy short shorts on
Speaker 3: and a pair of crops and invite you in. And
Speaker 3: on the corner of the of the sink would be
Speaker 3: a rack that they would wash and save their dry
Speaker 3: their ziploc bags. Because he was a big environmentalist. He
Speaker 3: said he got a he got a cell phone, Jimmy, uh,
Speaker 3: you know, you know, a while ago, and all of
Speaker 3: a sudden, Jason's phone rings and he says, hmmm, he said, hi, Papa,
Speaker 3: what's going on? He goes, who is this? He says,
Speaker 3: it's Jason. You great, And he said. He says, well,
Speaker 3: what are you doing? He said, well, nothing, you called me.
Speaker 3: He goes, I didn't call you. I was taking a picture.
Speaker 3: It was just he does it. He is an absolutely
Speaker 3: gifted speaker. He makes it poignant and respectful, and then
Speaker 3: he also gave you a few laughs. He made them real.
Speaker 3: He made them real people. They lived a life of
Speaker 3: service and modesty. If he had a nickel, he was
Speaker 3: sending it over Sudan to get rid of the guinea
Speaker 3: worm so people could see, you know, people weren't sick
Speaker 3: and weren't suffering, and they were really they were remarkable people.
Speaker 3: The other one that I liked, The other eulogy that
Speaker 3: I really liked was one of his top aides, a
Speaker 3: Stu eisenstat And what I loved about it is because
Speaker 3: he was afraid people were going to forget about what
Speaker 3: Jimmy actually did and got accomplished. People just remember the
Speaker 3: Iran Contra and then inflation was going up at that time,
Speaker 3: but they don't remember all the things. So just some
Speaker 3: of the things that that he had mentioned was he
Speaker 3: said he was known for civil rights uh here US
Speaker 3: Land and human rights abroad. He had the first minoral lighting,
Speaker 3: he created the first. He created the US Holocaust Museum.
Speaker 3: He had a Kosher Shabbat during the Camp David Accords
Speaker 3: for the Israeli delegation, negotiated the Iran hostage release, even
Speaker 3: though just like Trump would do, Reagan's people held held
Speaker 3: them there for a few days until Carter got out,
Speaker 3: and then he went in. Most of his what he
Speaker 3: had passed was always bipartisan, he said, think of that today.
Speaker 3: Can you absolutely imagine? He championed civil rights, the energy crisis.
Speaker 3: We had lower thermostats, we drove at fifty five. He
Speaker 3: appointed more people of color to senior executive positions and
Speaker 3: judge ships that all previous thirty eight presidents combined. He
Speaker 3: created the Department of Education, increased funding for low and
Speaker 3: moderate income students, created FEMA. The ethics and government laws
Speaker 3: that we have were under Jimmy Carter. He had a
Speaker 3: comprehensive civil service reform, which I actually remember because I
Speaker 3: had a friend that was my father's firm was a postman.
Speaker 3: He gave more land eighty million acres to Alaska to
Speaker 3: a national park than any other president. Climate changed, He
Speaker 3: moved US towards reliance off of foreign oil, towards energy security,
Speaker 3: he was the first to give incentives for conservation, and
Speaker 3: he put solar panels on the White House, which on
Speaker 3: day one Reagan took off. But that was pretty We
Speaker 3: didn't think, you know, I didn't realize how much he
Speaker 3: actually had created. I said, the man was busy, and
Speaker 3: he was that was it. They said he had an
Speaker 3: unbelievable work ethic. He didn't stop. So I really appreciated
Speaker 3: steweys and staff because there weren't too many people with
Speaker 3: one hundred year old president that are actually still around.
Speaker 3: But I said, kudos to you for actually reminding us
Speaker 3: what the man actually did while he was.
Speaker 2: In that in one term, because he only said one.
Speaker 3: Term, that's it. And then they said, he said, now
Speaker 3: that's nothing. I couldn't even start. But what they did,
Speaker 3: he and Rosalin did the minute he got out, he
Speaker 3: did more for and then he went down a list
Speaker 3: of that too. But my my risk gave out. My
Speaker 3: Copple tunnel kicked in. He was just an amazing and
Speaker 3: amazing person. His his grandson said, he had a life
Speaker 3: that was a love story. The first part of the
Speaker 3: love story. We always assume it's going to be Roslyn,
Speaker 3: he said, But no, he said, my my grandfather loved
Speaker 3: his fellow human, and he loved his neighbor, and he
Speaker 3: spent every minute of every day trying to figure out
Speaker 3: how to make it better for people. If my and
Speaker 3: my grandmother went along with it, and that built their
Speaker 3: love story too. It was, it was really amazing.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 3: I wish somebody would say that I hope him.
Speaker 2: Pray that he is with his beloved Roslyn, because they were.
Speaker 3: It was so the other thing that I thought was hysterical.
Speaker 3: So back in the day watch Mondale his VP, and
Speaker 3: Gerald Ford his nemesis. You would think, but they were
Speaker 3: best friends and Carter all wrote eulogies for each other,
Speaker 3: and whoever went first was gonna was gonna get it.
Speaker 3: So both Mondale and Ford's sons read, their parents read
Speaker 3: their fathers, and uh. At the end, Stephen Ford read
Speaker 3: and I said, oh, it was a line that he
Speaker 3: had he had added in Gerald Ford, so he actually
Speaker 3: thought about it and he and what he had said
Speaker 3: is what you just said is first about Rosalind. He goes,
Speaker 3: and I can't wait to welcome you home, my dear friend.
Speaker 3: I can't wait to see you again. And I thought, oh,
Speaker 3: that kind of choked me up, and he got a
Speaker 3: little choked because you know, you're reliving your father's death
Speaker 3: all over again too. But it was he orchestrated it
Speaker 3: by himself. It was he was someone who didn't like
Speaker 3: pump circumstance, but he knew that the people needed that,
Speaker 3: we needed to know that we were elevated. Like he
Speaker 3: never wanted to have heill to the chief. He actually
Speaker 3: legally tried to find out a way that they could
Speaker 3: stop doing that. He thought it was ridiculous when he
Speaker 3: walked into it, like it was like enough, but we
Speaker 3: kind of all dig that. So anyway, I really, you know,
Speaker 3: a true champion and what a patriot.
Speaker 2: Rest in peace, President Carter. You made it to one
Speaker 2: hundred years old. Baby, That's a blessing in all kind
Speaker 2: of ways. And I'm glad he made it, you know, Bobby.
Speaker 2: So I want to talk about what's happening right now
Speaker 2: because I'm in California. I'm in southern California. If we
Speaker 2: have the most horrendous wildfires, Bobby here, so many so far.
Speaker 2: I think they said eleven thousand acres of land had
Speaker 2: been buried with four different fires, separate fires, but the
Speaker 2: winds were six six dounds six well, and the winds
Speaker 2: were eighty ninety degree, I mean Mount Hour. They were
Speaker 2: blowing over the trucks on the freeway and everything. It's
Speaker 2: the yeah, san Ana Wings and I'm telling you about
Speaker 2: it is some mess. And so many these people lost everything.
Speaker 2: But now they got the face with the loosers, the
Speaker 2: rest of the looters, because the louterers are going through
Speaker 2: the property to fan stuff. A lot of people left
Speaker 2: their animals, horses and dogs, and it's just and I
Speaker 2: know you guys see it on your news there, but
Speaker 2: here because the smoke is in the air. When I
Speaker 2: go outside, you can see the smoke.
Speaker 3: In the airing that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it is just so sad to see those
Speaker 2: people on there because that was such a beautiful the palisades,
Speaker 2: everything that was such a beautiful stretch of laying. It
Speaker 2: just wow. Those people lost everything.
Speaker 3: Delly Crystal and his wife lost their house that they
Speaker 3: lived in for forty six years. You want to talk
Speaker 3: about losing everything. Every child's picture, grandchild's picture's got to
Speaker 3: be in that house. And it happened so fast. Mel
Speaker 3: Gibson was complaining. Grs. Hilton lost their James Woods and
Speaker 3: then there's some like soap opery guy camera and I
Speaker 3: come thick of his last name.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you see him.
Speaker 3: He was talking, but he was more trying to say
Speaker 3: how quickly it happened, like they were talking about you
Speaker 3: guys probably should get out because and we're watching it
Speaker 3: rage down the street and literally obliterate the houses like
Speaker 3: they were standing. And two minutes later they weren't we
Speaker 3: see that people to smoke us so bad that people
Speaker 3: are leaving the cars and we're walking, which seemed absolutely crazy.
Speaker 2: Well, President and Trump got on the news and blamed
Speaker 2: Gavin Newsome. And then when the mayor of Karen Bass
Speaker 2: of La got back home today from Ghana, which President
Speaker 2: Biden asked her go to Ghana. When she came home,
Speaker 2: it was attacking her like it was her father, like
Speaker 2: she wasn't there. I wanted to be her press secretary
Speaker 2: so Bass, so I could turn around and say she
Speaker 2: took a page out of Tia Cruise's playbook. And when
Speaker 2: this happened, she jumped on the plane and went somewhere else.
Speaker 2: But she was already there.
Speaker 3: But you know who was there, and he was probably
Speaker 3: cross covering a for a yonster to go President Biden
Speaker 3: was there. He's already met with with tons of the firefighters,
Speaker 3: or at least yesterday he did. He was there for
Speaker 3: God bless his great grandchild. Is for his great grandchild.
Speaker 3: And so he went right over and in no mincing words,
Speaker 3: he was He was down in New Orleans as well, Uh,
Speaker 3: you know, visiting there. So he's there. Bess doesn't have
Speaker 3: to be there if the president's there, I don't think,
Speaker 3: you know. And she's doing it, Let's face it, they're
Speaker 3: doing everything on the phone anyway.
Speaker 2: She's got now and now they're trying to say that
Speaker 2: the homeless that I do not believe those fires were
Speaker 2: not were set because of the winds. I do believe
Speaker 2: if power lines got blue down that could happen with
Speaker 2: those fires. I believe those fires were intentionally set, and
Speaker 2: I don't believe it was a homeless. Why was the
Speaker 2: homeless set the fires when they live outside, so outside
Speaker 2: is their home. They're gonna set their home on fire?
Speaker 2: That it sounds crazy, but I don't believe that.
Speaker 3: I believe that you're saying they don't want to do that, Jove.
Speaker 3: Maybe they're stoves, they're said, and like they were cooking,
Speaker 3: and if the winds are so bad because you only
Speaker 3: need one little ember that goes and it's like a snowball.
Speaker 3: Obviously it's not a snowball because the snowball would put
Speaker 3: it out, but you know, it can just build. I
Speaker 3: don't know they're saying. I know that all of the
Speaker 3: different communities they said LA. I think he said. I
Speaker 3: was listening to it on the radio coming in. It
Speaker 3: was on CNN. They had one of the fire chiefs
Speaker 3: and I think he said there were thirty eight different
Speaker 3: communities LA fire departments, which seemed crazy to me. And
Speaker 3: they're all working together like trying to you might as
Speaker 3: well double up forces because they're not, you know, to
Speaker 3: try to prevent more.
Speaker 2: Well, a lot and a lot of funding was cut
Speaker 2: here in California for firefighters, like seventeen point six million
Speaker 2: dollars worth of funding was cut. I'm not sure whose
Speaker 2: watch there was, but whoever did that. You know, now
Speaker 2: we need more firefighters, now, we need more help, now
Speaker 2: we need you know, why not? This is just me
Speaker 2: speaking hypothetically. Why not get some of these legal illegals
Speaker 2: it's all call it illegal immigrants and train them to
Speaker 2: be firefighters. They're not at all bad and they might
Speaker 2: want those jobs. Those jobs are life and deaf jobs.
Speaker 2: You know, sometimes you don't come home from their job.
Speaker 3: It's a certain personality, it's a it's you don't find
Speaker 3: a lot of people that are going to run towards
Speaker 3: the trouble. Most people are trying to run away from
Speaker 3: the trouble. That said, I do see that President Biden
Speaker 3: had signed in this week so that federal and state
Speaker 3: employees can actually get Social Security as well. You know,
Speaker 3: since they're paying into it, they are under rag and
Speaker 3: they called it basically double dipping. I know that's not
Speaker 3: the correct term, so he kind of changed that. Maybe
Speaker 3: if they're actually going to have a living wage when
Speaker 3: they retire, you'll have more people wanting to do this.
Speaker 3: It's an honorable job, you know, and a lot of
Speaker 3: people they have to have side gigs because they don't
Speaker 3: make enough, so they're on three days off off, three days,
Speaker 3: you know. They have all different schedules like that. So
Speaker 3: a lot of them are carpenters and a whole bunch
Speaker 3: of other stuff. So doing doing MIC if there are
Speaker 3: people that actually want to stay, I think that sounds
Speaker 3: we're bringing in the tech people. According to Mosque, So
Speaker 3: why not bring in people who will do those jobs
Speaker 3: service jobs, but it's terrific.
Speaker 2: Well, uh, hats out to all the firefighters out there
Speaker 2: because I think they imagine. But they got the Cadevin
Speaker 2: dogs out there just in case they missed something. And
Speaker 2: mind you, these dogs and stuff are walking out there
Speaker 2: and it's still hot over there. It's still very hot
Speaker 2: over there. The ground it's still smoking. It.
Speaker 3: It's crazy and it could start up. President Biden said
Speaker 3: that the US government, well he's that little son of
Speaker 3: a gun is working his little dogs off. He's going
Speaker 3: to cover one hundred percent of the LA fire response
Speaker 3: costs for one hundred and eighty days. So he's trying
Speaker 3: to squeeze in what he can by executive order and whatnot.
Speaker 3: Before he's only got eleven day, ten days, you know
Speaker 3: he's got he's got to be napping now. It's a
Speaker 3: long day from today. God bless them. Yeah, Airbnb is
Speaker 3: offering free emergency housing too. I saw Kevin Hart put
Speaker 3: that up and I thought, good for you, Airbnb. I
Speaker 3: saw a lot of shelters too. If you've got animals,
Speaker 3: or if you can't take care of them during this time,
Speaker 3: please drop them off. You just go to wildfires. If
Speaker 3: you type that into your computer, it'll pull up all
Speaker 3: sorts of information. They really put that page together quickly,
Speaker 3: so I know twenty nine hundred acres that was.
Speaker 6: I think that was yesterday. I can't even imagine now
Speaker 6: it's eleven thousand. Kevin Heart, I'm doing to show Wednesday
Speaker 6: the fifteenth, for Chris Spincer's birthday. Supposedly, yeah, supposedly. Surprised
Speaker 6: guests is mister Kevin Hart.
Speaker 3: Oh my god. I give him a little box to
Speaker 3: stand on when you talk to.
Speaker 2: Him, I ask him, can I be one of the
Speaker 2: read cup boys with titties?
Speaker 3: He seems now he's another one. If I ever heard
Speaker 3: anything bad, I'll be so sad. He seems something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's a good yeah, good guy. Good.
Speaker 3: You were out at you were out at his his
Speaker 3: art whatever they call his recording studio. Weren't you for something?
Speaker 2: Yes, with an earthquake? I did earthquake. Sure. There are
Speaker 2: a couple of times speaking of about the wildfire. Body.
Speaker 2: It's just and the is something with the insurance. So
Speaker 2: apparently State Farm has stopped doing a whole bunch of
Speaker 2: fire insurance here in California, and it's I don't know.
Speaker 3: Orange, please, they do it down the cape. You can't
Speaker 3: get get house insurance, no flood insurance. So what's the point.
Speaker 3: We're surrounded by water. What do you think is gonna happen?
Speaker 3: So you guys are surrounded by the desert, and of
Speaker 3: course they're gonna be fine. Just give you your money
Speaker 3: just in case, but we probably won't pay you, but
Speaker 3: we'll hold on to it for you.
Speaker 2: I don't know, you know, with such with so much travesy,
Speaker 2: with all these houses, right, and so many millionaires and
Speaker 2: billionaires and stars, I don't know that something, something are
Speaker 2: gonna have to change because a lot of stars, major
Speaker 2: people lost their homes.
Speaker 3: The Oh my god, yeah, I can't even I really
Speaker 3: can't even to imagine to have nothing. You got to
Speaker 3: have a go bag or something and have stuff ready
Speaker 3: for your your dogs.
Speaker 2: Jeez.
Speaker 3: I think if I was even in that area, even
Speaker 3: if they weren't evacuating, I think I might have to
Speaker 3: go and take a little a staycation or something. But
Speaker 3: they probably don't even have. There were thirty thousand people displaced.
Speaker 3: That probably isn't a hotel room in the state.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, all the hotels there's are filled up in there.
Speaker 2: But I hope they're not price gauging the people. I
Speaker 2: don't know, but I hope that because this was this
Speaker 2: was just, oh, Bobby, it's just the devastation of it.
Speaker 2: It looks like one of something out of one of
Speaker 2: those movies where they just on a pocket, just took
Speaker 2: everything out. It just burnt and it spread. Like you said,
Speaker 2: the spread so fast because the winds were so strong
Speaker 2: and it was just going from the house. But I'd
Speaker 2: love to see the neighbors out there. They were holding
Speaker 2: eacha oil's houses. Not that it came to any avail.
Speaker 2: But I saw something today Bobby online that they have
Speaker 2: these drones that they're going to use for fire and
Speaker 2: the drones go up and you don't need a ladder
Speaker 2: or anything, and it cures like a bunch of water
Speaker 2: and they could just spray into where the floor's on.
Speaker 2: I thought that was terrific. But all like to think
Speaker 2: about was they got some more people's jobs going to
Speaker 2: get taken.
Speaker 3: Well, But you know, I don't like that, so I'm
Speaker 3: with you. But the other piece of it is the
Speaker 3: place when we have automation and we have AI and
Speaker 3: it was automation in our day. But if no one's
Speaker 3: doing the job and you can't. You have nobody to
Speaker 3: fill it. That's when you're going to have things like that.
Speaker 3: If it means somebody losing their house or the drone
Speaker 3: going up, I say go for it. Maybe you know
Speaker 3: people will be saying, oh my god, CALIFORNI there were
Speaker 3: drones in the air too. Here in New Jersey. They're
Speaker 3: losing their bananas over the drones. Thinking it's somebody from
Speaker 3: the outside. I think it's our people looking on the inside.
Speaker 3: Fourteen hundred firefighter personnel. I hope to God people who
Speaker 3: are coming from other states, because that sounds like a lot.
Speaker 3: It's really not a lot. When you've got that huge swath,
Speaker 3: like when they put it up on CNN or News
Speaker 3: Nation is what I watch. It's it's an enormous amount
Speaker 3: of land. I can't even I don't know. If we
Speaker 3: don't get the trucks, they run out of water. So
Speaker 3: that was the other thing they were discussing. And it's
Speaker 3: not that they're really running out, it's that the system
Speaker 3: can't handle it. It can't handle the large amounts that
Speaker 3: have to come out at once, so it's almost like
Speaker 3: choking the pipes. Is it's trying to come.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, the way.
Speaker 3: Very very scary. I just hope that if if a
Speaker 3: fireman or woman fire person one of the heck the
Speaker 3: PC word is today, if they're going and pressing, they're
Speaker 3: hooking it up, hooking up their hose. I hope to
Speaker 3: God that when they hit the button, the water's coming
Speaker 3: out and they don't get hurst. That's what I'm nervous about.
Speaker 2: Yah. Yeah, it is such a scary situation. Yeah, Bobby.
Speaker 2: And and what you guys see on the news where
Speaker 2: you are located, it's not what we see here because
Speaker 2: we're right here, so we get it from so many
Speaker 2: different angles. It really is horrific to look at. And
Speaker 2: it's got the traffic. The traffic are really crazy to hear.
Speaker 2: The traffic is really bad. And the air, the air
Speaker 2: quality is really really bad. So the problem.
Speaker 3: You might be wearing a mask for other reasons, and
Speaker 3: like those remember what would they RV whatever they call them.
Speaker 3: You need something to filter out because the pollution when
Speaker 3: you burn a house, think of the insulation, all the
Speaker 3: chemicals that are in that house, So you better be careful.
Speaker 3: I worry about everybody's lungs in ten years, seeing how
Speaker 3: people are, how are people how they're doing?
Speaker 2: Mm hmm, and you know how to do filthy things
Speaker 2: on my mouth?
Speaker 3: Yeah, well you don't talk about them anyway. Did you
Speaker 3: see that juliani Is help was held in contempt, that he.
Speaker 2: Should have been held at the mental institution? Good God?
Speaker 3: He really no. Now I'm gonna flip it. I'm going
Speaker 3: to give him a compliment. Back during nine to eleven
Speaker 3: he handled New York. I felt, at least being on
Speaker 3: the East coast with them, he did an unbelievable job.
Speaker 3: Some are the line. God bless him, his little heart.
Speaker 3: I don't know if he got the big head, but
Speaker 3: his cheese lid off the cracker, that's for sure.
Speaker 2: The greed that was greed, the greed their power, and
Speaker 2: the greed consult him it.
Speaker 3: Did you know what he's probably thinking, it's gonna get
Speaker 3: some sort of pardon from his his boyfriend. I wonder
Speaker 3: if you will, I'll be interested flame to see who
Speaker 3: who he actually he talks about it, but who he'll
Speaker 3: actually give the pardons too?
Speaker 2: Bump bumps he said January sixth, insurrections.
Speaker 3: Well that's what he said. But I think he thinks
Speaker 3: a lot of things there are some people that that
Speaker 3: I think should have should have their their their sentences commutated.
Speaker 3: Not the people who were on that main hall like
Speaker 3: going into the building, but there were people over by
Speaker 3: the Supreme Court side that were they were there for
Speaker 3: like a protest. Now they probably should have turned around,
Speaker 3: So get them for trespassing. Give them an appropriate you know,
Speaker 3: the crime has to fit the punishment. Maybe those people,
Speaker 3: if there are those people that are in jail, but
Speaker 3: not like the Proud Boys or any of those people,
Speaker 3: I don't think I don't think they should be getting
Speaker 3: a GD thing. We'll see what happens.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm not gonna argue with you on that one
Speaker 2: cause I kind of like don't care. I hope they
Speaker 2: arrest them all, honestly, because they're only going to get
Speaker 2: arrested because had there been a group of black people,
Speaker 2: we would have been shot dead on the streets and
Speaker 2: nobody would have suffered anything for it. So that's such
Speaker 2: a such it's so tricky for me. And we're looking
Speaker 2: at it at the same picture, like we said before,
Speaker 2: but we're looking at it with different sets of eyes.
Speaker 2: So I get what you're saying, Bobby, But you had
Speaker 2: it been us or black and brown people. We have
Speaker 2: been all dead. So no, no, no, and that's not
Speaker 2: even a scenario art stay well probably not. No. We
Speaker 2: would have definitely been shot there in the street. So
Speaker 2: I just I don't want anybody to get away with
Speaker 2: the consequences of that, because if y'all, if they get
Speaker 2: away with it, what's gonna say that in four years
Speaker 2: that they're not pleased with the outcome, that they go
Speaker 2: they get even more bonkers and really go crazy set
Speaker 2: let's play from fire and burn it down.
Speaker 3: But it's true, but you know, like to flip it
Speaker 3: back a little. On Monday, January sixth, So here's the
Speaker 3: good news. It's always January sixth, right. I don't think
Speaker 3: anybody ever knows that that's actually the day that we
Speaker 3: certified the that we certified the vote. We put our
Speaker 3: big girl panties on and our big boy pants on,
Speaker 3: and we certified the vote. Easy, peasy, lemon squeezing.
Speaker 2: All of the all of.
Speaker 3: The Democrats actually came every lost one and came in
Speaker 3: to make sure that people saw that we were actually
Speaker 3: even though we lost, And that must have been really
Speaker 3: tough for Kamala. She actually lost and had to certify
Speaker 3: that was her job to certify the vote. But she
Speaker 3: did it because she believes in the constitution, and that's
Speaker 3: what our job is. I hope that moving forward that
Speaker 3: that's what we that's what we actually see now. Trump
Speaker 3: I think he thought so. Remember he's supposed to be
Speaker 3: sentenced tomorrow, and he asks Scotis to hear his case
Speaker 3: because this is going to interfere with his ability to
Speaker 3: do work if he's a convicted felon. Even though he's
Speaker 3: not going to get any punishment from it, he still
Speaker 3: gets the conviction. And they said five to four, Nope,
Speaker 3: you're got to say you're getting sentenced. I almost fell over.
Speaker 3: I am sure he is.
Speaker 2: Sh it'll be it'll be the weakest sentence you have had.
Speaker 2: You have you can't have peanuts on your next flight.
Speaker 3: No, it's going to be nothing. He is going to
Speaker 3: have it. I mean he did it. He's guilty of
Speaker 3: the felony. He's a convicted felon. So after tomorrow is sentencing,
Speaker 3: he is legitimately a convicted felon, not just just saying it.
Speaker 3: It's happened, you know, It's like the certification of the vote.
Speaker 3: It's happened. It's official. There are some countries he will
Speaker 3: not be able to go into, and he's going to
Speaker 3: try to repeal it. You know, go.
Speaker 2: Change change the rules on all job applications and when
Speaker 2: you're a planning for the apartment or house or any
Speaker 2: of that. Because it was Lily, is unheard of and
Speaker 2: unprecedented that a convicted fella it could be the president
Speaker 2: of the United States. You could even get that close
Speaker 2: to the over office being a convicted nothing right, But
Speaker 2: the rules have changed. So now y'all had to change
Speaker 2: the rules everywhere.
Speaker 3: No, that's so, so we have there are two things
Speaker 3: that you just said there. The rules haven't changed. The
Speaker 3: problem is our forefathers when they wrote stuff, they never
Speaker 3: thought somebody iky I would I was gonna say scummy,
Speaker 3: but that's not nice. A convicted they're not only the best,
Speaker 3: but we got when we put a president in, they're
Speaker 3: the best. They have the best character, they're the best
Speaker 3: of the best. They never thought they had to actually
Speaker 3: write it out. Now what we have to do is
Speaker 3: it's not going to be this obviously this administration. When
Speaker 3: the next administration comes in. I hope that whoever gets
Speaker 3: the next the next Supreme Court, because you know, we've
Speaker 3: got a few people that are gonna they are going
Speaker 3: to retire. They take away the stupid immunity and uh
Speaker 3: that you actually put it in that you cannot be
Speaker 3: You cannot run and be a convicted felon. Forget about serve.
Speaker 3: You can't even run with it. We've got to bolster
Speaker 3: some stuff up, at least I think. But anyway, that's
Speaker 3: what he's I think he thought it was going to
Speaker 3: go away and it's not going to go away. So
Speaker 3: and he's not. He's he's been talking crazy mess. Have
Speaker 3: you seen him fifty first stake for Canada. It's all
Speaker 3: what you always say, flame distractions. Because if we're talking
Speaker 3: about Panama being under usted and we're talking about the
Speaker 3: Gulf of America, why aren't we talking about tariffs? And uh,
Speaker 3: Trudeau has already said that they will put the same
Speaker 3: twenty five percent on us, and so did so did
Speaker 3: the president of Mexico. He thinks that us being part
Speaker 3: of them would the golf of Mexico, Like she thinks that,
Speaker 3: you know, we should America should be part of Mexico,
Speaker 3: not vice versa. She's just she's going right along and
Speaker 3: playing his game, which I love. So we're gonna get
Speaker 3: hit with tarrotts. I'm telling you, everybody, you better start
Speaker 3: grabbing your piggy banks and saving a little something, because
Speaker 3: this popcorn that I'm shoveling in is gonna cost twice
Speaker 3: the price of it if we have to get the
Speaker 3: corn from from Mexico.
Speaker 2: I want you to know how serious food prices are too,
Speaker 2: because a dozen of eggs in Calori eight eight ninety
Speaker 2: nine for a dozen of eggs, do you know what
Speaker 2: I do free?
Speaker 3: Just eight ninety nine, I bought caged eggs. I didn't
Speaker 3: realize it because I saw three forty nine and I
Speaker 3: got so excited that I grabbed them. And now I'm
Speaker 3: thinking all those poor little, poor little birds jammed in
Speaker 3: the cages and with their legs don't even work, and
Speaker 3: they don't.
Speaker 2: Ruin, don't ruin my age. I never think about ago
Speaker 2: little birds. I just think about eggs and damn age.
Speaker 4: And then she goes, oh my god.
Speaker 3: That made that made me sad. I the same, well
Speaker 3: they do their little legs that can't even move. It's
Speaker 3: like when they have the dogs and they're doing the testing,
Speaker 3: and I understand sometimes you know what they're trying to
Speaker 3: get at, but you that Aileen Cannon blocked I actually
Speaker 3: understand why she blocked it. She blocked Jack temporarily until
Speaker 3: it goes through the courts. Jack Smith's the report coming out,
Speaker 3: and for multiple reasons. First of all, we already know
Speaker 3: what's in the report. He already came through. All the
Speaker 3: report does is it shows the courts that you actually
Speaker 3: did your job. He's been talking about what's in the report.
Speaker 3: And just because Aileen Cannon gave Trump a pass because
Speaker 3: it's part of the Supreme Court immunity thing, he had
Speaker 3: two co defendants, they still have to go to court.
Speaker 3: And what she she's blocking it from coming out because
Speaker 3: she doesn't want to infect the jury pool for those
Speaker 3: two candidates. She wants them to be able to get
Speaker 3: a fair trial down there and for them to be
Speaker 3: able to be heard. So at first I was irate,
Speaker 3: and then I went m I hate to say it,
Speaker 3: but it kind of makes sense. And I wonder if
Speaker 3: he'll feel badly that he's the co defendants that are
Speaker 3: that are he's hanging out to dry and he's sitting
Speaker 3: on his gold toilet.
Speaker 2: No, he ain't no feel she ain't gonn feel shit.
Speaker 2: He don't care. He got he got what he wanted.
Speaker 2: He wanted to be the president. He got it. You
Speaker 2: know what, you know what what happened today? Anita Bryant
Speaker 2: died today.
Speaker 1: You're kidding me?
Speaker 2: Four Oh my god, Nita Bryant. If you guys, I'm
Speaker 2: familiar with Nita Bryant. Was she was. She's a beauty
Speaker 2: queen in her youth at her day, but.
Speaker 3: She is the bras.
Speaker 2: She absolutely hated gaze. She did. She didn't like the
Speaker 2: fact of homosexuality. Let me say that. I don't look
Speaker 2: him say. I don't want to say she had a gaze.
Speaker 2: She didn't like homosexuality. I think that sounds better she didn't.
Speaker 3: I could be wrong. I think people who don't like LGBT,
Speaker 3: a lot of them they just don't understand it. They
Speaker 3: maybe haven't met anybody. They think that it's something that
Speaker 3: it's not. They don't understand the difference between you're born
Speaker 3: with it versus you don't choose it. Sort of like addiction.
Speaker 3: People get angry with people with addiction, and it was.
Speaker 2: She was very big in the seventies and eighties, very
Speaker 2: vocal too, and had rallies and everything. She got a
Speaker 2: pie in the puss before Yeah, she got all kinds
Speaker 2: of hate stuff, but you know, she that was just
Speaker 2: that was her religion, that was how she felt. But yeah,
Speaker 2: she passed on. I'm not o this. We all got
Speaker 2: to take that walk. So now she got to deal
Speaker 2: with whoever she weever she's going, she got to deal
Speaker 2: with who her maker is gonna be or who I
Speaker 2: don't know whether she's going up or down.
Speaker 3: Well I don't know either, but I hope they give
Speaker 3: her a better brunch. She always had like those brow
Speaker 3: was like Madonna, but it wasn't It wasn't cool looking.
Speaker 3: She had the she had the exactly and I had
Speaker 3: and she but she was a pretty lady. It was Yeah,
Speaker 3: God bless her.
Speaker 2: I don't know what obsession with that was, but she
Speaker 2: really I remember when I hord I was the kid.
Speaker 2: She used to do the Orange juice commercials and she
Speaker 2: really she really did not like uh uh the homosexual community.
Speaker 3: No, she didn't.
Speaker 2: But you know what.
Speaker 3: Wouldn't be funny if God was gay.
Speaker 2: It wouldn't be funny if God gave her a girlfriend.
Speaker 2: I know wherever she going.
Speaker 3: For the end of eternity, Trump was Trump was spinning,
Speaker 3: you know how his big thing, his big idea, and
Speaker 3: he thought Kamala had stolen it, and she kind of did.
Speaker 3: He wasn't gonna tax tips. Well that's that's kind of
Speaker 3: go away because the reality is they don't make enough
Speaker 3: off of their incomes to pay federal taxes. So yeah,
Speaker 3: it's another thing that's not going to work out for you.
Speaker 2: Donald.
Speaker 3: Sometimes I wonder did he have all these people? Did
Speaker 3: anybody do any of the grunt work? Or can you
Speaker 3: not keep up with pups? What pops out? And I'm
Speaker 3: not being fresh and that's it. But I'm like, sweet Mary.
Speaker 2: I kept saying, he's hiring people from listen if he
Speaker 2: like you as a podcast, and he heard you, he
Speaker 2: probably hired you. He's hiring people from Fox News anywhere.
Speaker 2: He just grabbed them from anywhere. Qualifications ain't no. All
Speaker 2: you got to do is kiss the ring. That's the qualification.
Speaker 3: Oh god, he's trying it. He wants to do one hundred,
Speaker 3: one hundred executive orders. I'd be curious to see what
Speaker 3: he can actually do. Not being fresh like anybody, you
Speaker 3: can't everything, not the executive order. You've got to try
Speaker 3: to pass some stuff. Yeah, we'll see what he's Yeah,
Speaker 3: we'll see what he's doing but.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Did you see Joe Biden this week blocked all future
Speaker 3: oil drilling for I think it's six hundred and twenty
Speaker 3: five million acres of US oceans. I thought that was terrific.
Speaker 3: He uh passed that that Social Security Fairness Act that
Speaker 3: will really help out the firefighters and police and you
Speaker 3: know all your local townhou people. I thought that was
Speaker 3: kind of good. He's he's been a busy boy. He
Speaker 3: really has been a really busy boy.
Speaker 2: Ten days to go full rogue, and I'm expecting him
Speaker 2: to do just that, go full rogue, and he is.
Speaker 3: He's still doing it. Like that's the as I said
Speaker 3: he was. He was visiting the mourners. He's out, he's
Speaker 3: out in the fires. Oh and the big thing is
Speaker 3: and I love this, only it really doesn't help me
Speaker 3: in the hospitals. He is getting rid of medical debt,
Speaker 3: so for we don't have that in my state, but
Speaker 3: there are states where, uh, if you can't pay your
Speaker 3: medical debt, you get cancer, and you can't pay your debt,
Speaker 3: it kills your credit. In fact, some people this is
Speaker 3: sound so horrible they'll put like their prosthetic leg up
Speaker 3: or wheelchair because they own no possessions and if you
Speaker 3: can't pay, they come and take them. He's done away
Speaker 3: with all that. That's another thing that he's done done
Speaker 3: away with.
Speaker 2: Yeah wait a minute, Yeah, so they're gonna repossess my leg.
Speaker 3: Yep, they're coming for those boobslam those.
Speaker 2: Coming for all I see is the person in a
Speaker 2: wheelchair roller chasing down the street like people woul chasing
Speaker 2: behind their cars and the cars get told, oh wait
Speaker 2: a minute, it.
Speaker 3: Down, Lieutenant Dan and Florest gump, Oh yeah, reelchair And
Speaker 3: something that I love everybody to remember.
Speaker 2: A c A.
Speaker 3: ABC was reporting that he is leaving office with twenty
Speaker 3: four million Americans will roll to a So let's hope
Speaker 3: and the lake and Riley atch, let's not forget about
Speaker 3: that too. Signed off on that.
Speaker 2: Well, Biden, thank you for doing such a great job.
Speaker 2: Before we leave, I want to talk about the very
Speaker 2: prevalent racism and hate that really is showing this ugly
Speaker 2: head in this country that I think is completely uncalled for.
Speaker 2: I understand that you have been embedded. Racism has been
Speaker 2: invented in you, because racism, like I always say, is
Speaker 2: to learned behavior. You're not born to somebody definitely teach
Speaker 2: you that dumb shit. But the story, there was a
Speaker 2: story about the woman who in Virginia that we talked
Speaker 2: about last weekend. We said we were going to follow
Speaker 2: up with her. They kept They got it back in
Speaker 2: jail with nobhne who was breaking the bones of black babies.
Speaker 3: We didn't talk about that last week, Bobby, No with me,
Speaker 3: you didn't talk about it.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, well she was in.
Speaker 3: Today or was this like years ago?
Speaker 2: No? No, no, just recently. She was google it nursing
Speaker 2: or Virginia. Yeah, she was working in the hospital, young
Speaker 2: twenty six years old, and she was breaking the bones
Speaker 2: of the black babies while they were in uh, right
Speaker 2: after they were born.
Speaker 3: Just will Virginia ners charged with felony child abuse.
Speaker 2: Yeah. When you think you can't hear stories that are
Speaker 2: just more mortifying than the next, you hear another story
Speaker 2: that's more mortifying than the next. Now, what what what
Speaker 2: would you do for this woman to break these innocent
Speaker 2: These were not these were not toddlers, These were infants
Speaker 2: just coming out the wom breaking and their bones are
Speaker 2: already brittal and fragile. And she breaking the baby's bones
Speaker 2: when and she's in jail. Now, if y'all'll be surprised now,
Speaker 2: I'm just.
Speaker 3: Saying no, no, I think baby's bones are pretty cliant. So
Speaker 3: you have to put a lot of forests to break
Speaker 3: the baby's bone because they're all. You know, everything has
Speaker 3: to squished down for the first so many days until
Speaker 3: you know all the hormones and everything are regulated. Oh
Speaker 3: that painful.
Speaker 2: I hope that we'rections. I hope wherever she's at that
Speaker 2: they are giving her to be what's what's your lane
Speaker 2: Bobby for this year?
Speaker 3: What the will find out?
Speaker 2: I need her to fuck around and find good out.
Speaker 3: So, but she already did fuck around. So let's see
Speaker 3: when she goes to anybody that goes to jail and
Speaker 3: their childhood kids out, even even theirs to make it
Speaker 3: even worse, Aaron Elizabeth Ann Stratman Strapman.
Speaker 2: That's and she was only doing the black babies. So
Speaker 2: y'all don't say someone's wrong with her. She was. Someone's
Speaker 2: right with her. She knew what she saw. She only
Speaker 2: did the black babies full.
Speaker 3: She only has one council far doesn't mean she has another.
Speaker 3: There's one talent that's been brought forward. I'm just trying
Speaker 3: to like speed read here.
Speaker 2: I hope and pray ladies, that you guys get that
Speaker 2: kind of mentality out of your head, because it's crazy.
Speaker 2: What Bobby, she hit.
Speaker 3: The ugly stick on the way down, you God bless her.
Speaker 3: Maybe that's what she's jealous.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she was very She was not an attractive woman.
Speaker 3: No, she was dumpy is what it was. You know,
Speaker 3: like she didn't do anything and she was real dumpy looking.
Speaker 3: She should have eaten a carrot instead of the hot
Speaker 3: fudge Sunday.
Speaker 2: Maybe you should have went and found her boyfriend that
Speaker 2: lay up in her, lay up on her. She didn't her.
Speaker 2: She make a couple of dollars. Uh, she ain't got
Speaker 2: no face. So ooh but yeah, ooh, but it's a
Speaker 2: it's a tragic story we make in light about. It's
Speaker 2: a very tragic story. It's very sad. So I'm just
Speaker 2: telling you all right now, babies don't deserve that. Nobody
Speaker 2: deserves the hate that you give out. But I'm telling
Speaker 2: you right now that some stuff is just uncalled for.
Speaker 2: That that was ridiculous. Now, I want you guys look
Speaker 2: up that story. It is preponderous that you would have
Speaker 2: that much malice in your heart to hurt something as
Speaker 2: an innocent as a baby. That's like pulling butterfly wings
Speaker 2: off a butterfly, which is no comparison because butterfly is
Speaker 2: an insect and the baby was a baby, nobody's baby.
Speaker 2: Somebody's mom is right next door because she just had
Speaker 2: a baby. Well that's what she has given you a
Speaker 2: most precious possession to take care of, because that's the
Speaker 2: kind of trust that the hospitals have. So I wanted
Speaker 2: I think these hospitals will do better screaming because some
Speaker 2: of these bitches be bonkers.
Speaker 3: Four babies identified from twenty twenty three and three babies
Speaker 3: identified from twenty twenty four. There's no real detail like
Speaker 3: in this particular article that I'm looking at. I'll have
Speaker 3: to look at it more now, Oh, nick you, that's
Speaker 3: even worse. They're really they're nick you. That means they're
Speaker 3: sick little babies or early early little babies. The neo
Speaker 3: natal intensive hair you are.
Speaker 2: They say, the monsters. That's what you call a monster.
Speaker 2: That that lady is a monster. That lady and she
Speaker 2: looks like the monster with a glass, which that's a monster.
Speaker 2: That's what you call a monster. Okay, y'all, we don't
Speaker 2: need to leave out on such a south for note,
Speaker 2: but we want to thank you guys for joining us
Speaker 2: here at Laugh and Learn. I will be starting the
Speaker 2: tour with Tiffany on February to twentieth. Go to Tiffany
Speaker 2: Hadis dot com for tour dates and we'll see you
Speaker 2: there somewhere. Thank you guys for joining us here at
Speaker 2: laugh Alan. Please tell your friends the life sharing subscribe
Speaker 2: follow us on the social media platforms. You can follow
Speaker 2: Bobby Clifford at Clifford Bobby on Instagram and at Laugh
Speaker 2: and Learn podcast on Instagram. And you can follow Bobby
Speaker 2: on Facebook at Bobby Clifford, I am on I am
Speaker 2: Flame on Row on all social media platforms. Thank you
Speaker 2: guys for joining us. We appreciate you. Thank you, Aaron.
Speaker 2: What are we going to say? Oh well, we always
Speaker 2: say here at Laughing Al we are not trying to
Speaker 2: get you to change your mind. We're only trying to
Speaker 2: get you to use your mind, because why, Bobby, mind.
Speaker 3: Is a terrible thing to waste. And where are you
Speaker 3: on the fifteenth Can you remind people again?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I'll be at the Miracle Theater on the
Speaker 2: fifteenth for Christmins's birthday. It's gonna be a good show,
Speaker 2: y'all come through. I'll be the pretty one and it's
Speaker 2: an all male review.
Speaker 3: Ooh, and the child one of some people. Some people
Speaker 3: come because she is like finding jails.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. Well, thank you guys for joining us.
Speaker 2: Have a great day, have a great week, having twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five. See you next week.
Speaker 7: Don't miss an episode of Laugh and Learn. Listen and
Speaker 7: subscribe on the Black Effect Podcast Network, I Heart Radio,
Speaker 7: app or wherever you get your podcasts. Laugh and Learn
Speaker 7: Podcast is a production of the Black Effect Podcast Network
Speaker 7: and iHeartRadio. Our ejective producer is Tiffany Hattish. Our theme
Speaker 7: music is by the one and only Christy Payne. Thank
Speaker 7: you guys. This is Flaming Road. Don't forget to laugh,
Speaker 7: Listen and learn.