Speaker 1: We say, if you watch your coffee time, the baby
Speaker 1: you know the name Flame my bro also known as
Speaker 1: my ro Flame, come in with last and come.
Speaker 2: In with him love Lamb's baby.
Speaker 3: You better catch it when you can drop a knowledge
Speaker 3: from fatherhood to politics, shouting now comics, just paying homage.
Speaker 2: What's up? Tips? Yeah?
Speaker 3: You know she raised shot towns on speaking to the
Speaker 3: grown a second year. We're gonna last cut him and
Speaker 3: kick it and at the end we leave it with
Speaker 3: just a lifted spirits. But do you want to revisit
Speaker 3: so your first second listen, young folks. So it's lit
Speaker 3: old folks that we dig it.
Speaker 1: Goodkin, No fish do what you do?
Speaker 3: I no this, do what you doin no piss do
Speaker 3: what I do and no fish.
Speaker 2: Bad.
Speaker 4: Hey, Hey, hey, this is comedian Flame Monroe and welcome
Speaker 4: to this week's episode of Laughing Learned Ladies. Jim, we
Speaker 4: are so glad to be here. We are a day
Speaker 4: and a day late, but never a dollar short, because
Speaker 4: we got some things that we want to get off
Speaker 4: our chest. And the only people that we can get
Speaker 4: them off with the with. It's you out there and
Speaker 4: laugh and learn land I am doing today by my
Speaker 4: beautiful co host Smith's bows.
Speaker 2: How's it gone.
Speaker 4: It's going good. I'm in Atlanta and it's cold. Ooh
Speaker 4: it's cold, Bobby.
Speaker 2: What kind of cold?
Speaker 4: God give me twenty something degrees, like twenty nine. It's
Speaker 4: cold in Atlanta.
Speaker 2: It's twenty nine. Here with the windshill, it's negative five.
Speaker 4: And it's not negative five.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's negative. I had the dog out for a
Speaker 2: walk this morning. I was gonna walk them and he
Speaker 2: was taking so long to pee. Honest to god, it
Speaker 2: was icicles coming out of his peepee. And even he
Speaker 2: looked up at me, He's like, this is for the birds.
Speaker 4: We went home.
Speaker 2: I'm like, screw the walk, we're going on right.
Speaker 4: Look the people only got frozen in the truck trying
Speaker 4: to come out of it. That's where they go.
Speaker 2: He was like, oh, we had the blanks and I'm like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, this is the and it is. It
Speaker 2: was the type that gets in you like it felt
Speaker 2: like it was cutting me in two. It was really
Speaker 2: and yesterday this is New England. Got to love New England.
Speaker 2: It was fifty four degrees and everybody was walking around
Speaker 2: in shorts and t shirts. And then today it's like
Speaker 2: sub zero, negative five.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's pneumonia weather. And with this new viaria, pneumonia
Speaker 4: is running around flew whatever is. I'm gonna need y'all
Speaker 4: to stay ready. If it's wrapping up season, stay wrapped up.
Speaker 4: If it's getting naked season, and then get naked. But
Speaker 4: in between, just say stay safe, okay, Bobby. Look, so
Speaker 4: I am in Atlanta, lations Young because we are here
Speaker 4: to film. I mean where we have a show at
Speaker 4: the City Wineingy tomorrow night, Atlanta on the seventeenth, Me
Speaker 4: and Coco Brown. If you have not gotten your tickets,
Speaker 4: to get your tickets. It's a down one production. It's
Speaker 4: going to be a fantastic show. We did press at
Speaker 4: B one of three this morning. But let's get past
Speaker 4: all of it. Let's get to the get to the
Speaker 4: get to them. So where are we starting by? Because
Speaker 4: you know, I think I want to start today, Bobby.
Speaker 4: I was just listening to all of this, so I
Speaker 4: kept wondering, why have the Proud Boys been so quiet?
Speaker 4: I mean, we've seen some of those protests. Nazis so
Speaker 4: cod supposed Nazis. They don't even know what a damn
Speaker 4: Nazi really is. They just found something to follow on
Speaker 4: the internet that made them feel whole as a person.
Speaker 4: And they were doing all these youngsters that were protesting
Speaker 4: with their mask on through Ohio and you know little
Speaker 4: towns like that. But everybody had been so quiet, lady,
Speaker 4: and you know who has been loud and now Proud
Speaker 4: is Ice. That's because come to find out that the
Speaker 4: majority of them have now become ice workers. So they're
Speaker 4: getting paid for their racism and hate and rhetoric. Now
Speaker 4: that's why they so quiet. Even the leader Tori his
Speaker 4: name is His name is Terriso, the leader of the
Speaker 4: Proud Boys is now and one of the Ice guys,
Speaker 4: but he's in the upper echelone of Ice. He's not
Speaker 4: one of the Rudi poots. He has a higher up position.
Speaker 4: That's the same one who stuck the nan nannish dialo
Speaker 4: up his ass will smell in his face. I wonder
Speaker 4: what he's ticking up his But why Ice? I just
Speaker 4: want to know. I just want to know.
Speaker 2: Oh, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I wanted to do the ice cube, ice tray, ice
Speaker 4: ta ice cream ice skates.
Speaker 2: Well, nobody else wants the job. They were giving it.
Speaker 2: One point, they were giving you a fifty thousand sign
Speaker 2: on bonus. So I can see that hold.
Speaker 4: On, that was the advertisement that there was a fifty thousand.
Speaker 4: Have you seen the discrepancy? Have you seen the discrepancies
Speaker 4: now that a lot of the former ICE workers are
Speaker 4: coming out and saying that they were promised to fifty
Speaker 4: signing bonus and they have not received.
Speaker 2: Jack Diddley nothing, No, that's everything. I mean, that's sort
Speaker 2: of the name of the game, including.
Speaker 4: The training that it would take to do law enforcement.
Speaker 4: And more so than the physical hurt which they could
Speaker 4: have shot that woman's tires last week, it is the
Speaker 4: de escalation. These people are already angry and you give
Speaker 4: them a weapon and immunity and tell them go go. Well,
Speaker 4: you're just almost like police were the parking tickets. We
Speaker 4: have a certain quota that we had to hit every month.
Speaker 4: It's almost like they have a certain quota that they
Speaker 4: have to kill with ice or detained or whatever they
Speaker 4: need to do. I'm sorry, boy, what's your point?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, I was going to say, I mean
Speaker 2: you made two great points there. ICE's job is not
Speaker 2: to police. It's not what their job is this there
Speaker 2: to go in, contain and remove. That's it. So it
Speaker 2: is the it is the police who have learned and
Speaker 2: been trained to de escalate. And because he had to
Speaker 2: get this administration had to get more ice on the
Speaker 2: boots on the ground, so to speak, he cut their
Speaker 2: training in half. He made it in resemblance of him.
Speaker 2: Forty seven days. That's the only training they have. Twenty
Speaker 2: seven days isn't enough to give someone a weapon and
Speaker 2: put them on the street and highly charged areas. It
Speaker 2: just isn't.
Speaker 4: So.
Speaker 2: I mean, what happened in Minnesota was I mean, it's
Speaker 2: so tragic, but it was. There's been more since. It's
Speaker 2: been shooting since and flash bombs thrown at vehicles with
Speaker 2: six month olds and little babies in them. Of course,
Speaker 2: you know they were all in the hospital with breathing
Speaker 2: all that in What do you think is going to happen?
Speaker 2: So they need something they need to do better because
Speaker 2: this isn't isn't working.
Speaker 4: It's not working at all. Bobby. You know what disgusted
Speaker 4: me about Renee God, that whole renegold situation outside of
Speaker 4: her blade murder from this ice guy, This this coward
Speaker 4: was her father in law speaking out publicly like that
Speaker 4: he didn't see any wrong with her getting I thought
Speaker 4: that the father in law was barbaric, the ex husband,
Speaker 4: the husband who had died speaking against this woman. This
Speaker 4: woman lost her life because he didn't he didn't agree
Speaker 4: with the fact that she had started dating a woman.
Speaker 4: You have no protocol or no say so over how
Speaker 4: somebody else is enjoying their life. You search should have
Speaker 4: stayed in the background. I don't even know what kind
Speaker 4: of grandfather you are. And I hope with that kind
Speaker 4: of rhetoric and that kind of hate that he is
Speaker 4: spewing to the world, that he does not get custody
Speaker 4: of the grandchild because racist is a learned behavior.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what he's looking for, and that's what.
Speaker 4: He's going to teach that woman's child.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what he's looking for. You know, I don't
Speaker 2: know if she handled because we have we have no investigation, right,
Speaker 2: we have a federal investigation that's behind doors. They made
Speaker 2: decisions about what was what had happened within an hour
Speaker 2: of the incident. Of course, we don't know. We didn't
Speaker 2: have enough information. I am sure, as we have spoken
Speaker 2: about in last week's episode, that there are going to
Speaker 2: be even more phones that will come that will show
Speaker 2: different angles, that will give more information. You know, she
Speaker 2: and her wife were going from protest to protest and
Speaker 2: filming just so they could get it on camera about
Speaker 2: actually what was happening. Was she right to try to
Speaker 2: block or try to interfere so she could get those films.
Speaker 2: I don't know. That's not up to me to decide,
Speaker 2: but she certainly didn't deserve to lose her life over it.
Speaker 2: We need to do better.
Speaker 4: We need to do better, Bobby. It is and we
Speaker 4: have to. And the trauma that we were talking offline about.
Speaker 4: I think we discussed this when they're actually happened with
Speaker 4: we no go is that we keep seeing it every day,
Speaker 4: just like I produced. They say, if we had to
Speaker 4: keep watching George Floyd, we played back on us every
Speaker 4: day and sometimes in our mindset we will fill a
Speaker 4: like or where it was to me. It don't affect me,
Speaker 4: it does affect you. You cannot unring that bell because
Speaker 4: once you've seen it and that scene has been planted,
Speaker 4: you cannot unseen. You can try as hard as you
Speaker 4: want you to forget it, but something may happen and
Speaker 4: it'll trigger you to relive that moment of seeing that
Speaker 4: again over and over and over. That is dramatic to
Speaker 4: us as American citizens, that we have to owe it
Speaker 4: to people in general that we had to George Floyd.
Speaker 4: We had to watch that over and over and over again.
Speaker 4: We were not there to actually witness it, but we
Speaker 4: did not witness it because y'all kept showing it, just
Speaker 4: like they keep showing Renee Gold's murder from so many
Speaker 4: different angles, Bobby, that's going to trigger somebody somewhere, especially
Speaker 4: somebody young who don't have that mind already shaped, who
Speaker 4: don't know who and what they are or their purpose,
Speaker 4: and that can send them off to go do something
Speaker 4: as bad as that, or to retaliate. You just never
Speaker 4: know by because it is dramatic for all of us.
Speaker 2: You know who I feel the worst for in those circumstances,
Speaker 2: Renee Goods kids. It's out there, you know. So she
Speaker 2: had the six year old, but I believe her other
Speaker 2: children were a little bit older than that. You don't
Speaker 2: think they've seen it and watch their mom get get
Speaker 2: killed and forever that's going to be. You know, they're
Speaker 2: going to be playing on the anniversary on the Yeah.
Speaker 4: I feel bad for the children. But you know who
Speaker 4: what really broke my heart the wife or the girlfriend.
Speaker 2: She was car so she was trying to get in.
Speaker 4: She was trying to get in.
Speaker 2: She could have been shot because remember first one was
Speaker 2: through the windshield. The so let's even pretend, okay, that
Speaker 2: he really was in fear of his life. He thought
Speaker 2: that she was going to show I can't.
Speaker 4: I can't. My my imagination is never going to get
Speaker 4: that small.
Speaker 2: But put your your imagination hat on for one second,
Speaker 2: just for one second. So he did. He does the
Speaker 2: one shot. Okay, that so we'll say that one's legitimate.
Speaker 2: What about the two out of the side window as
Speaker 2: she's driving past him?
Speaker 4: What about the tires? What about the one shot? Should
Speaker 4: have been enough to scare me, It's enough to push
Speaker 4: the break or or to make me really take off
Speaker 4: because I'm in fear that you're trying to fucking kill me.
Speaker 4: I can't. I feel bad for her because she was
Speaker 4: standing right there, she saw her. You don't know what
Speaker 4: kind of relationship they had. That could have been the
Speaker 4: love of her life. And how do you get over
Speaker 4: something like that? You know, it's just crazy, Bobby. But again,
Speaker 4: we're still in the place now, him him going over
Speaker 4: there here and gangster and we talking about when I
Speaker 4: say him, were talking about the one in the in
Speaker 4: the White House, going over there in Gangster and the
Speaker 4: oil from Venezuela. You know who. I'm mortified by the
Speaker 4: behind all of this whole situation, Bobby, that damn vice
Speaker 4: president over there that has now become the president donating
Speaker 4: her her She is, no, she's not the president. The
Speaker 4: lady who donated her.
Speaker 2: She's she wants she wants to spot. So what she's
Speaker 2: doing is I always think of your expression the overplay
Speaker 2: for the underplay, right, So that's the Maria Karina Machado.
Speaker 2: It was that she's looking for the president's spot, so
Speaker 2: she thinks that she'll get his backing. She's giving him something.
Speaker 2: She's giving him a secondhand pressures.
Speaker 4: Yes, she's given him a Nobel Priest price.
Speaker 2: She's regifted which she can't do right. This isn't Christmas.
Speaker 2: You're not taking something that you don't care that much
Speaker 2: about and passing it along for something better.
Speaker 4: Giving him the award won't give him the accolades. He
Speaker 4: will not be respected by by the people who do.
Speaker 2: They said, you can't flame, you can't. They came out
Speaker 2: before she did it. She actually did.
Speaker 4: Wait an we go back to that, but we haven't
Speaker 4: heard that in quite some time. They said, what.
Speaker 2: That she can't do it?
Speaker 4: Don't you have to sweed him? Now? What is the
Speaker 4: words I said?
Speaker 2: Because she can't. She can't do it. You got you.
Speaker 2: You can't take something that was given to you and
Speaker 2: then pass it on. What happens is probably this is
Speaker 2: my guess, the Nobel Committee could then say, Okay, if
Speaker 2: she doesn't want it, then who else? Who's the next
Speaker 2: person that deserves it? You conscious choose somebody else, and
Speaker 2: you certainly can't. This is like the worst white elephant
Speaker 2: gift at Christmas time, where you know they're passing it along.
Speaker 2: She's just looking for something. She wants his backing so
Speaker 2: that she could get her bottom in that in that spot,
Speaker 2: in that that golden chariot. So I did. He's he's
Speaker 2: too much. I mean, he's talking about back to Minnesota.
Speaker 2: He's he's threatening to invoke the Insurrection Act because he
Speaker 2: knows that he's the only one that can actually do it.
Speaker 2: Although I don't know how in the world he would
Speaker 2: meet the qualifications, but he doesn't seem to to mind.
Speaker 2: He does it regardless. So he just does what he wants.
Speaker 2: He's thrilled to get the to get the air her
Speaker 2: used reward, you know, the letter or whatever she actually
Speaker 2: handed him, or the medal, the I don't know, she's
Speaker 2: got to a statue. He's going to meddle something.
Speaker 4: I don't know. It's crazy, the the the audacity of
Speaker 4: how they just do stuff and just so bold with
Speaker 4: it and embold in with it. It's kind of like, wow, Bobby,
Speaker 4: we have It's like the Democratic Party have given away
Speaker 4: everything to me. They just see it. And Chuck Schumer,
Speaker 4: I've been saying this for years. Chuck Schumer is a schmuck. Period.
Speaker 2: That's a perfect expression for him. He is. I think
Speaker 2: Chucks has served his time. I don't Yeah, he's not
Speaker 2: convincing or getting people to work together or we need
Speaker 2: him to bring down the rhetoric as well, you know
Speaker 2: everything every expression compy. We already know this flame that
Speaker 2: Trump is bad, we know it. We already know so.
Speaker 2: All right, so he's bad. How are you going to
Speaker 2: work around? How are you going to get things done?
Speaker 2: What are you going to do to make things better
Speaker 2: instead of just complaining about them all the time. I'm
Speaker 2: sort of sick. I'm over the Democrat doing that. I
Speaker 2: saw just before you and I got on. I think
Speaker 2: I told you I was trying to catch up on
Speaker 2: some of my political shows, and I was watching Cuomo.
Speaker 2: And what I love about Cuomo is that he will
Speaker 2: have he will have a Democrat on as well as
Speaker 2: a Republican on. And he had in this particular circumstance,
Speaker 2: they were talking about healthcare, and he had Rocanna from California,
Speaker 2: and then from Missouri. I think it's Mark Alfred. And
Speaker 2: they spoke respectfully to each other, and they appreciated each other,
Speaker 2: and they appreciated that each one of them had differences.
Speaker 2: And I thought, this is what it's supposed to be,
Speaker 2: things getting done, working, not sitting and screaming at each other.
Speaker 2: And I would love to see Chuck Schumer get back
Speaker 2: to doing some of that.
Speaker 4: Chuck Schumer is the reason I agree with there should
Speaker 4: be term limits on politicians, because he should have been going.
Speaker 4: He should have been gone. Miss McConnell should have been gone. Hell,
Speaker 4: even my girl Nancy bulows he should have been gone.
Speaker 4: Means that they should have been put in a position
Speaker 4: to groom someone younger and more ready and more agile
Speaker 4: to take over for them, as opposed to having an
Speaker 4: in election. I have groomed this person. Not to say
Speaker 4: that this person has all of my policies, but this
Speaker 4: person understands what the job is to serve the American people.
Speaker 4: They don't have that lobby. They don't.
Speaker 2: I agree with that, or a flip side of that
Speaker 2: would be if they didn't want to have term limits.
Speaker 2: They should be each person just like you and I.
Speaker 2: We have a job, and we have a boss, and
Speaker 2: our boss gives us a review at a certain time
Speaker 2: and says, Okay, these are the things I'm seeing you do.
Speaker 2: These are the things you have to do better. It's
Speaker 2: up to us to say, okay, these are my accomplishments,
Speaker 2: you know, like just to remind them they should be
Speaker 2: the same thing. These congressmen and the senators, they should
Speaker 2: have to have an actor or passed or worked on
Speaker 2: these committees that pushed things forward. If you got thirty
Speaker 2: eight bills, that's it. That is the lowest in history,
Speaker 2: and that's all you've gotten done. You know, I think
Speaker 2: everybody should be spanked, and we need a new little
Speaker 2: bit new blood because if people aren't willing to work together,
Speaker 2: I think it's ridiculous.
Speaker 4: Y yeah, Bobby beyond over it, so much over it
Speaker 4: that we need to get to make sure that these
Speaker 4: mid terms fall so blue that it can't turn on
Speaker 4: the color. But the theory is, hopefully we won't be
Speaker 4: in a war, Hopefully we're won't be in a crisis
Speaker 4: to where we can't vote, you know, Hopefully rights won't
Speaker 4: be stripped, stripped from different groups and organizations so that
Speaker 4: we can all vote, you know, because according to what
Speaker 4: they're trying to do, I don't know if they're trying
Speaker 4: to remove the Civil re Acts so black people can't vote.
Speaker 4: Are they trying to stop transgending people from voting. Are
Speaker 4: they trying to stop women from voting? It's so many
Speaker 4: keeping blocks. I know, I know, I know what's that?
Speaker 4: And you know, body, that was funny, but that was
Speaker 4: the truth, And that's terrible. That's terrible because now you're
Speaker 4: just labeling everybody is something else. So it won't stop,
Speaker 4: it'll never stop. Where woe So the only thing that
Speaker 4: can vote is a Christian white nationalists man that they
Speaker 4: view that's perfect for them. No no, no, no, no no no.
Speaker 2: In the top and the top so many percent, that's
Speaker 2: really what they want. You know, they're not really looking
Speaker 2: for the uneducated, low income person.
Speaker 4: They use, they use the uneducated, that's low income already,
Speaker 4: they get what they needed for them. They got them
Speaker 4: to vote to put him back in that position. That's
Speaker 4: how he got in because that's what worked for him.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
Speaker 4: I had to go pick up an audioall. I'm sorry,
Speaker 4: y'all was quick too.
Speaker 2: Why don't you Why don't you tell them what you got?
Speaker 4: I am not because Bobby don't like them and Aaron
Speaker 4: doesn't eat pork. So my girlfriend said, how do you
Speaker 4: lose weight? I say, eat less pork, eat more coucie.
Speaker 4: I didn't that's not the word I used. But you
Speaker 4: know this ain't stand up. And if y'all was on stage,
Speaker 4: then y'all would get it for real. They said, what
Speaker 4: am I gonna do there? I say, well, I guess
Speaker 4: we'll both of them fair free, so let's go for.
Speaker 2: But maybe they're both protein.
Speaker 4: I don't know. When i'm them make you pregnant, so
Speaker 4: it might not be fat free because nine months later
Speaker 4: you might gain a whole bunch of weight.
Speaker 2: Ew No, no, ma'am, did you see that the Supreme
Speaker 2: Court at the transgender sports are actually the Supreme Court?
Speaker 2: I haven't paid much attention, Like, I don't know when
Speaker 2: they are slated to come back with a decision, I
Speaker 2: don't know if that's going to be. You know, they
Speaker 2: seem to take him up with a lot of stuff
Speaker 2: like in May June. But I thought this will kind
Speaker 2: of be interesting to see where they're well.
Speaker 4: You're tottering on the fence. They don't know which way
Speaker 4: they're going to go. Borderline, I have no opinion on
Speaker 4: which way. I personally, thank you. Personally, I think I
Speaker 4: know which way is going to go. I think they're
Speaker 4: playing it out for to say face, because they're trying
Speaker 4: to see what it's going to happen with this administration.
Speaker 4: But personally, Bobby, I wish we weren't even here. Personally,
Speaker 4: as a as a person of trans experience, I wish
Speaker 4: that we weren't even here. I wish that we had
Speaker 4: my thing whose I've always seen, just created a lane
Speaker 4: for trans athletes, because here's the thing. If we lose
Speaker 4: in the Supreme Court, then now the trans athletes have
Speaker 4: no place to compete. They have no place to play,
Speaker 4: they have no place to showcase their god given talent
Speaker 4: because they don't have a place to call their own
Speaker 4: and say, every man's home exactly every man's home is
Speaker 4: his castle. This is what Robin Hood's see it. So
Speaker 4: if you got your own space, that's your castle. But
Speaker 4: you're right, Bobby, Now, you'll never know how great you
Speaker 4: could have been because you don't have no place to
Speaker 4: be great. You were trying to be great someplace where
Speaker 4: you were not welcome. And with all the hate and
Speaker 4: division that's coming down from the top, I'm afraid for
Speaker 4: these teen athletes, these teens trans athletes that if they
Speaker 4: do better than the girls or the biological girls or whatever,
Speaker 4: they're going to be hurt, harmed, you know, possibly kill.
Speaker 4: That is where we are at.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I agree, and not necessarily even by the athletes,
Speaker 2: but by people who don't understand parents who disgruntled you know,
Speaker 2: adults is more who I think will bother.
Speaker 4: Them, those people who wanted something fair. You see something
Speaker 4: out in the world. You have a daughter, You have
Speaker 4: a son, I have a daughter, or imagine if you
Speaker 4: had a daughter. You train and you watch that girl
Speaker 4: go through it hard, working hard to be number one,
Speaker 4: to be the best female in that division that she could.
Speaker 4: Just to allow somebody else who had family cut their mind,
Speaker 4: their mind caught up with their with how they identify
Speaker 4: and they were allowed to become how they truly felt.
Speaker 4: But then you go up against my daughter and you were,
Speaker 4: like you said, but you already have an age. Absolutely not,
Speaker 4: absolutely not. I would never agree with that as even
Speaker 4: if I wasn't a parent. I just the way I
Speaker 4: see things is maybe maybe a little different from other people.
Speaker 4: But I like people to be treated fairly.
Speaker 2: I do. And I like you saying that the trans
Speaker 2: Olympics because we have the special Olympics that theys Toner Shriver,
Speaker 2: we have the power Olympics. Ye, that are almost as
Speaker 2: as people well watched as the regular Olympics are. So
Speaker 2: if we have those lanes, why can't we make it?
Speaker 2: And maybe we need to sit and look. I don't
Speaker 2: know if there would be any other lane for any
Speaker 2: other reason.
Speaker 4: I believe that those talks have been to the table,
Speaker 4: but it was the powers that be over in the
Speaker 4: trans people and who felt like they weren't being treated fairly,
Speaker 4: that it was being discriminatory. I don't believe that at all.
Speaker 4: But I believe that you should have wanted to be
Speaker 4: someplace that you felt safe.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would think so too. I would date.
Speaker 4: Every kind of trans daughter, and she's fifteen, sixteen years old,
Speaker 4: and she run against the girls of wool Woo and
Speaker 4: they all her girlfriends. And then she decides to join
Speaker 4: the girls track team and she beats them all. They're
Speaker 4: not gonna be her girlfriends no more, and she's not
Speaker 4: gonna be considered one of the girls. This is still
Speaker 4: competite and that teen rivalry. That that, oh my god,
Speaker 4: that is we thought we were bad as adults. Them
Speaker 4: teens are rough. The only reason I know that is
Speaker 4: because I live with two and I used to listen
Speaker 4: to them going back and forth. I'm like, oh my god,
Speaker 4: what have this world becomes? The teen and the teen
Speaker 4: girls of Mean Girls, A lot of the teen girls
Speaker 4: of Mean Girls, and they say nothing is off limits.
Speaker 4: They will tell your soul, your heart at your chest
Speaker 4: while you're standing looking at them. So yeah, it is.
Speaker 4: It's almost setting yourself up a failure, Bobby, if you
Speaker 4: ask me, yeah, I don't. I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't understand it myself. But I always want to
Speaker 2: sit in I don't want to ever be anywhere. But
Speaker 2: this is just me that and I don't in this
Speaker 2: particular conversation. I don't have a lot that I can
Speaker 2: say because I don't have a trans child, and I'm
Speaker 2: not trans myself, but I would always want my kid
Speaker 2: to be someway that was safe, that they felt welcomed,
Speaker 2: et cetera. And the other piece of that, you know
Speaker 2: what I was thinking of. I'm thinking of like the
Speaker 2: ice skaters and stuff. I had a girlfriend's child who
Speaker 2: was ice skating. They were very good, but they didn't
Speaker 2: end up going as far as the Olympics. That said,
Speaker 2: the money she used to put in, they used to
Speaker 2: be up at three and four in the morning to
Speaker 2: get ice time. She spent tens of thousands of dollars
Speaker 2: every year. And to think you're trying to give your
Speaker 2: kid the edge for the sport and then to have
Speaker 2: somebody who comes in that's a little stronger, that could
Speaker 2: push and jump and do whatever better, I think I'd
Speaker 2: be a little devastated, to be quite honest with you. Anyway,
Speaker 2: That's enough about that. But I just didn't know if
Speaker 2: you had heard it or you were following it. I know,
Speaker 2: I don't want to beat it to death and then
Speaker 2: have everybody hating our gay.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Well, I'm following it because Bobby, it is news
Speaker 4: for me, and it is news for my listeners a
Speaker 4: lot of things that I do not agree with, and
Speaker 4: it's not going I say that I don't want them
Speaker 4: to change it, but I was always looking out for
Speaker 4: the entire spectrum that if we do lose this, then
Speaker 4: we the trans athletes because I'm not an athlete. I'm
Speaker 4: not I'm not an athlete. I don't compete in sports.
Speaker 4: But now the ones that that is what they're calling
Speaker 4: is won't have a place to call it on the
Speaker 4: prof see that, And that's all I was ever saying.
Speaker 4: So why why push the envelope? Why force that when
Speaker 4: there's another option? There was always another option, but they
Speaker 4: didn't want that option. They wanted to be somewhere else,
Speaker 4: and I just don't agree with that. On let's Bobby,
Speaker 4: let's go to Iran, because Iran like Iran like y'all
Speaker 4: going to come up off of us. So we're gonna
Speaker 4: show you that Iran apparently has put out a threat
Speaker 4: towards Trump to say that the next the next hit
Speaker 4: won't miss, as if they were saying that they did
Speaker 4: that one. Before we touch on that, y'all, though, I
Speaker 4: gotta go, Pete, We're gonna take a commercial break, and
Speaker 4: we're back that was the quickest p ever. Oh my god,
Speaker 4: if it was only that fast, I think that is.
Speaker 4: And I'm telling you, Bobby, going to a war right now,
Speaker 4: with the economy, with the disgruntlement of America. I've seen
Speaker 4: a politician I want to say he was from the UK,
Speaker 4: said that America is I can't. I hate that. I
Speaker 4: doesn't write his name. Now is probably the most dangerous
Speaker 4: country right now. That is just the unsafest country. Baby.
Speaker 4: We have lost so many tourists coming here, has lost
Speaker 4: twenty five thousands, and you know, and then we just
Speaker 4: had these horrible wildfires last year allegedly on their own,
Speaker 4: but you know, people here who live in California believe
Speaker 4: that they were removed so that they could have the
Speaker 4: Olympics here. Bobby, with the state of the world the
Speaker 4: way it is, I don't believe the Olympics is going
Speaker 4: to come to America. And with that being said, so
Speaker 4: you tell me that these alleged wildfires that burned down,
Speaker 4: burned all these people out of their homes for it
Speaker 4: was all in vain. So now, because now we're going
Speaker 4: to lose that Olympic money because people are afraid to
Speaker 4: come here because ice is out of control.
Speaker 2: I personally would be I probably would let my child come,
Speaker 2: but I would I'd be terrified because the athletes.
Speaker 4: I'm talking about the I'm talking about all of them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm talking about the whole kitten kaboodle, because it
Speaker 2: looks crazy people being shot in the street, you know,
Speaker 2: not just the immigrants. I mean they had. It was
Speaker 2: just on the news this week. They had a seventeen
Speaker 2: year old kid. I think he was in Target. He
Speaker 2: was grabbed. He's an American, he was born here, and
Speaker 2: they had him and they beat him up. I think
Speaker 2: that they brought him somewhere. Then they had to release
Speaker 2: them and they realized he's an American kid. But you know,
Speaker 2: we don't hear what I'm sorry or and I guess
Speaker 2: he didn't hear war. I'm sorry either. But I'd be
Speaker 2: nervous too, even if I had the papers. I guess
Speaker 2: if you have, if you have any type of papers,
Speaker 2: just to walk all around with them, which I was
Speaker 2: always trying. You know, you hide your passport, you keep
Speaker 2: it somewhere, put it in the safe or whatever, but
Speaker 2: I guess you gotta gotta wear it around your badge
Speaker 2: like a lanyard for the love of God, and I
Speaker 2: don't even know if that will keep them safe. No,
Speaker 2: but I Aron scares me. Yeah, you know, this is
Speaker 2: a country. And maybe it's because when we were kids,
Speaker 2: you had the whole you know, Iran Contra thing, and
Speaker 2: and you high president.
Speaker 4: With you. Oh my god, it would make his name,
Speaker 4: would make your blood curdle when you heard the stories
Speaker 4: throughout him, you know, so it was just a lie.
Speaker 4: And to know that they have so many sense that
Speaker 4: Irene Iran Contra affair under Ronald Reagan on the under
Speaker 4: that administration, they have some of the same weapons of
Speaker 4: mass destruction that we have, and who knows how far
Speaker 4: alone they are with what. So what they're telling us
Speaker 4: on the news is oh, oh they we get rid
Speaker 4: of them. We blew up all their stations. You blew
Speaker 4: up what they wanted you to know that they had,
Speaker 4: just like we have what you guys want us to
Speaker 4: know that you have. Because they say that the way
Speaker 4: according to media, it wasn't seeing An. I want to
Speaker 4: say it was MSNBC. The reason that we were so
Speaker 4: easy for Trump to acquire the President Maduro from Venezuela
Speaker 4: is because they have these new sound things. Bobby with
Speaker 4: the drones and so the sound affects your brains and
Speaker 4: buckles you to your knees. It made me think about
Speaker 4: the movie The Incredible Hulk, because they had those in
Speaker 4: The Incredible Hulk to stop the Hawk, and it was
Speaker 4: just sound. It gets up in your heads like this
Speaker 4: and I'm Bobby, and they buckled them to their knees
Speaker 4: to where they was helpless. That's why there was the
Speaker 4: very few shootings when Maduro was acquired from Venezuela, when
Speaker 4: he was snatched up out of Venezuela. Oh, Bobby, So
Speaker 4: those are things that we don't hear about. Those are
Speaker 4: things that they don't talk about on the news here.
Speaker 4: I think we know all the secrets.
Speaker 2: They were actually one hundred people. CNN was reporting one
Speaker 2: hundred peopeople that were actually killed in that in that movement.
Speaker 2: You know, they kept saying, oh, so few, so few
Speaker 2: people were shot or killed. I think one hundred people
Speaker 2: is but yeah, I mean it's crazy. It's under every
Speaker 2: every presidency or there has been some sort of like
Speaker 2: I said, we had Carter with it, we had Reagan
Speaker 2: with it, with with Aaron, there's always trouble. So it
Speaker 2: really this it scares me that it's you know, it's
Speaker 2: like recycling it back up. And these are people that
Speaker 2: will go down with their counts.
Speaker 4: They are not like, Yes, Trump was speaking on something earlier.
Speaker 4: I seen it earlier today, speaking about with They asked
Speaker 4: him about immunity for presidents. So he said, well, with
Speaker 4: all the accusations that you're throwing at Obama, are you
Speaker 4: worried about Obama? You know the immunity affected him. He says, well, no, no,
Speaker 4: I'm not really worried about it, but it's going to
Speaker 4: affect all the people around him. So you know you
Speaker 4: had to think that, right, So this is just a
Speaker 4: boomerang to you. So with all the carnage that Trump
Speaker 4: is happening, happening under his watch through his administration, because
Speaker 4: of the immunity clause, with him, nothing will happen. But
Speaker 4: everybody around him, from Stephen Miller to all the other
Speaker 4: knuckleheads chrome I mean known tould tell all the other hexi,
Speaker 4: those would be the ones that will be the collateral
Speaker 4: damage in the flight trying to get to him and
Speaker 4: will tell everything that he did. But because he has
Speaker 4: immunity as a president, nothing will affect him. But it's
Speaker 4: almost like what damn so everybody know they're going to
Speaker 4: get thrown up under the bus. They're just making enough
Speaker 4: money now to be able to support their family while
Speaker 4: they're going away.
Speaker 2: Yep, yep, it's it's pretty scary stuff.
Speaker 4: You know what hurt me though, Bobby. The other day
Speaker 4: I was watching Mark oh Hey shot his wife, politician
Speaker 4: expert Mark Kelly. I had brain fart, Mark.
Speaker 2: Kelly, he shot his wife.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, I was watching him speak if I have.
Speaker 4: They are trying to partially take away partia his part
Speaker 4: of his his pension and demot his title. And and
Speaker 4: I'm like, this man has served many years in the military,
Speaker 4: a couple of tours in war, really fast country everything
Speaker 4: just because a hot head, a drunken hot head, wants
Speaker 4: to get angry because he told the military that you
Speaker 4: signed up to defend the constitution, not one person who
Speaker 4: can make decisions that you're knowing not wrong. I thought
Speaker 4: he was If anybody should be awarded a courage medal
Speaker 4: right now, because that's what's missing in the country's courage.
Speaker 4: I think Mark Kelly should get one. I thought that
Speaker 4: was so courageous for him to speak out like that.
Speaker 2: I like him as a person. I think He is
Speaker 2: a good I love his wife, and I love how
Speaker 2: he has stood by all these years, you know, with
Speaker 2: her impairments and whatnot. Although she really she came back,
Speaker 2: she has trouble with her communication. It's all up there.
Speaker 2: I think. I don't know. How could you imagine me
Speaker 2: with that not being able to get my words out?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that would be I could lose my mind.
Speaker 2: You could watch me literally melt into a big puddle in.
Speaker 4: Front of you the comedience. Man and me just went somewhere.
Speaker 4: But I'm not going to say that publicly.
Speaker 2: But I agree too. I think what a small for
Speaker 2: saying the right thing. What he said legally was correct.
Speaker 2: It is your duty not to follow in a legal
Speaker 2: order given to you, not a rightful or adjust They
Speaker 2: were trying to say that. And the fact that they
Speaker 2: can really only get him and punish him, I thought,
Speaker 2: you know, this is all. It's funny. President Trump has
Speaker 2: complained that people go after him everything is politically motivated.
Speaker 2: What is more politically motivated than this? I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't think anything.
Speaker 4: I just loved I loved to see men even in
Speaker 4: the face of adversity. And mind you, he has lots
Speaker 4: of reasons to tuck his tail and move. They Even
Speaker 4: though it wasn't the maga that shot his wife Gabigift
Speaker 4: for years ago, it was something deranged, whatever he was,
Speaker 4: it's still the fact that they got that close to
Speaker 4: him and for him to still stand on his little
Speaker 4: hymn Nancy Pelosi, so many others who really have just
Speaker 4: taken that all and said no, right is right and
Speaker 4: wrong is wrong. Those are the people that are not
Speaker 4: getting commendation. And those are people that's not getting the
Speaker 4: respect out of this country that I think they should
Speaker 4: because it's so busy to everybody's the fear, the fear
Speaker 4: of I'm going to lose my position, the fear I'm
Speaker 4: going to have to gravel and bow down. And Bobby
Speaker 4: I said on The Breakfast Club in twenty nineteen that
Speaker 4: I never liked none courageous men, by the way, but
Speaker 4: I sit on there that are a gay white man
Speaker 4: in America is still a white man in America. Two
Speaker 4: gay white podcasters win after Jasmine Crockett so hard about
Speaker 4: three weeks ago told people not to donate money to
Speaker 4: her and everything. No repercussions for them, not because they
Speaker 4: were gay, but because they were white They did apologize
Speaker 4: for it afterwards, but the damage had already been done.
Speaker 2: What was the rationale?
Speaker 4: Do you know she's a loud black woman who will
Speaker 4: I'm like, she sees you, she's voting for you. You
Speaker 4: know what happened to me, to me with the community,
Speaker 4: with the LGBT, but not all the lg I caould
Speaker 4: say with a lot of with the trans community and
Speaker 4: some of the especially these younger gays and younger trans,
Speaker 4: you wanted to be seen. They saw you already, You
Speaker 4: had every right afforded to man. You wanted to be seen.
Speaker 4: Give me when I tell you, they see you? Do?
Speaker 4: They see you? They don't like what they see, but
Speaker 4: they see you, and it is scary. It's terrifying.
Speaker 2: Not for the right reasons that you always want to
Speaker 2: be seen for the right reasons.
Speaker 4: That's the reason I say it the way I said it,
Speaker 4: Because they see you. Yeah. The Colorista was the two guys,
Speaker 4: the two gay podcasters that spoke against. Just for clarifications,
Speaker 4: these were the two gay guys who spoke against Jasmine Crockett.
Speaker 4: I'm probably not that correctly. L A c U L
Speaker 4: R I S T A S c U L You
Speaker 4: are I T a s the Colorista. That's the podcast
Speaker 4: going well. And I'm telling you, if you're in a
Speaker 4: bad place, or if you think you down or you trouble,
Speaker 4: and I'm telling you we all living with troubles right
Speaker 4: now in America. O oh my god, do they see you?
Speaker 4: I hear it. And I said it on the Breakfast
Speaker 4: Up in twenty nineteen, my very first interview, that a
Speaker 4: gay white man in America is still a white man
Speaker 4: in America. And Charlomagne said he still has that privilege,
Speaker 4: and I said, boom, there it is because understand that
Speaker 4: if I would have spoke against such a public platform
Speaker 4: like that, against their leader, my platform will probably be done.
Speaker 4: And they work for iHeart, the same network we're on here.
Speaker 4: You hear me when I tell you, O tunities to everybody.
Speaker 4: It's just that everybody takes don't take the opportunity to
Speaker 4: use it wisely. They did put a pussy as apology up,
Speaker 4: but accord Yard producer, it was only in their stories
Speaker 4: and it disappears after twenty four hours. Take your apology
Speaker 4: and stick you with the same place where you stick
Speaker 4: one of those low penises.
Speaker 2: At what I want to do for foot fan the
Speaker 2: flame I actually sent you a couple of pieces because
Speaker 2: we're talking about seeing so I just thought it was
Speaker 2: a great segue into it that something that people are
Speaker 2: so thirsty for and hungry for is peace and love
Speaker 2: and something to bring the rhetoric down in kindness. Have
Speaker 2: you seen this? These Buddhist monks that are going from
Speaker 2: Texas to DC over one hundred and twenty days, twenty
Speaker 2: three hundred miles they're walking with I don't know how
Speaker 2: many of them. It looks like there's no more than fifteen.
Speaker 2: They're walking with a stray dog that they had gotten
Speaker 2: India when they were doing something similar name Maloka. And
Speaker 2: the people that are come out. The person who kind
Speaker 2: of is leading the charge that the head monk so
Speaker 2: to speak, said that he thought he thought there might
Speaker 2: be one or two people on the roads, but he
Speaker 2: didn't think there would be much. They were doing it
Speaker 2: because everything they do is kind of quiet, and you know,
Speaker 2: they're not doing stuff for recognition. That way, the thousands
Speaker 2: of people that are lining the roads and thanking them
Speaker 2: and give, you know, gifting them and supporting them and
Speaker 2: listening to them speak, is it absolutely touches my heart.
Speaker 2: I follow that walk and then because you do. You know,
Speaker 2: the algorithm grabs shoot. So people who are standing on
Speaker 2: the side, you get it, like their clips. It is amazing.
Speaker 2: And so we always say, like, what can you do?
Speaker 2: These are the things you do? People? You show up,
Speaker 2: You show up, and you vote. You in a peaceful protest,
Speaker 2: we see now, do not get in a car or
Speaker 2: have anything that would be considered to be a weapon.
Speaker 2: Really take the tenants of Martin Luther King, and it's
Speaker 2: his birthday this weekend, so you know that it's a
Speaker 2: perfect timing but peaceful protest, that those are things that
Speaker 2: are certainly going to make a difference. I am dying.
Speaker 2: I haven't heard this. I'm dying to see when they
Speaker 2: get to DC. What's going to happen there. Do you
Speaker 2: think the Cheeto is going to come out and look
Speaker 2: at them or listen to.
Speaker 4: The absolutely not. First of all, that he should be
Speaker 4: giving them around the applause because they have on his
Speaker 4: favorite color, which is orange. Second of all, nobody really
Speaker 4: messed with monks because monks are such a mysterious religion.
Speaker 4: You really don't know how to handle them, but to
Speaker 4: stay on your side of the road. And it's not
Speaker 4: to say that they're violent. They only preach calm and quiet,
Speaker 4: and you know, but you never know what they're carrying
Speaker 4: up under them, Orae's dresses that they walk around here.
Speaker 4: Ain't no telling them what's up under them Orae's dresses.
Speaker 4: And they got on some damn sandals. You don't know
Speaker 4: what they're harboring. But for every time I've ever and
Speaker 4: what you say, it spoke volumes because here's the thing.
Speaker 4: They did that quietly. But so many people like you said,
Speaker 4: I've seen the videos where they're lining up and they're
Speaker 4: applauding them, and they're giving them all of this energy
Speaker 4: of joy and thing it's hope, because that's what's fucking
Speaker 4: said in America. We haven't any more hope because we
Speaker 4: look at this flass record, this monster on TV every
Speaker 4: single day that steals our joy, that steers steals our
Speaker 4: American values and our democracy. So the monks are showing
Speaker 4: us that there is this much. What the faith says,
Speaker 4: all you need is faith the size of a mustard seed.
Speaker 4: If fifteen months are the mustle seed that we need
Speaker 4: to turn America around, goddamn it, Sammy up for it.
Speaker 4: I'm all in by the clipper because we're losing, and
Speaker 4: we're losing fast.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they didn't even get national coverage. Somebody sent it
Speaker 2: into to Anderson Cooper and that's the only national coverage.
Speaker 2: They've got local coverage and it's been amazing and a
Speaker 2: lot of this This is what really touches my heart
Speaker 2: because I think they're really walking through red states. I
Speaker 2: don't think they've gone through a bluestate yet. And so
Speaker 2: to see the people that in the volumes of people
Speaker 2: that are coming out and you just said, it's hope people.
Speaker 2: American people, for the most part are wonderful people who
Speaker 2: have hope and they want to help people. And this
Speaker 2: kind of shows that there's a small subset that is
Speaker 2: that is making everybody nuts. But anyway, if anybody has
Speaker 2: a chance to watch these, just plug into your you know,
Speaker 2: if you put into Instagram walk for peace, it will
Speaker 2: it will pop up.
Speaker 4: It will turn your it will turn your frown to
Speaker 4: a smile because you will see that we're not the
Speaker 4: only ones feeling the way we are feeling. But somebody
Speaker 4: is actually putting in a protests. And these these monks
Speaker 4: are religious people like real connected to Jesus, so to
Speaker 4: the book, Yes to Me it's all the same thing.
Speaker 4: It's one person. It is it's the spirit, it's the
Speaker 4: soul that you believe here. But they are very connected.
Speaker 4: And I'm telling you, if that's what it's going to take,
Speaker 4: hopefully it'll make a real change. And I love the
Speaker 4: fact that nobody has tried to harm him. Nobody has.
Speaker 4: And you, like you said about it, they're walking through
Speaker 4: the real estace. You know, it's it's some hot their
Speaker 4: feet there.
Speaker 2: And there feet their feet are like you know, they're cut.
Speaker 2: And oh even so one of them was driving in
Speaker 2: one of the vans because you know, at some point
Speaker 2: it gets too darker, too colds. You know, they're going
Speaker 2: to the hotel. They usually try to walk anyway. The
Speaker 2: van was hit and so this is even a nicer story.
Speaker 2: Not this part of the story isn't nice. He was hit.
Speaker 2: They fractured his legs so badly in the accident. His
Speaker 2: leg had to be amputated, so that that poor monk
Speaker 2: actually had to that Buddhist prasect actually had to go back,
Speaker 2: not monk to go back to you know, wherever they're
Speaker 2: they're from, the temple that they're from, because their their
Speaker 2: vehicle was was totaled. Somebody donated one to be able
Speaker 2: to keep this, this movement going. Oh my God, that
Speaker 2: touched my heart. I'm telling you, my eyes fill up.
Speaker 2: I watch them at the end of the night before
Speaker 2: I go to bed, and that's when I say, I said,
Speaker 2: there is hope that is out there. I hope to
Speaker 2: God when they go to DC they're met with some
Speaker 2: sort of positive energy and not just the range energy.
Speaker 2: If you want to see the monks that is on
Speaker 2: Walk for Peace, put in Walk for Peace. Even put
Speaker 2: that into your Google search engine and if you want
Speaker 2: to learn more about it, why they did it, when
Speaker 2: they started it, and whatnot. I think they're on day
Speaker 2: eighty three, so they have a ways to go, and
Speaker 2: they might be coming to an area if we're.
Speaker 4: About because you moved me out the water something. Are
Speaker 4: they completely barefoot? No sandals or anything?
Speaker 2: A lot of them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I would have to talk to the leader, like,
Speaker 4: look at your player. Now. I know you could afford
Speaker 4: me some nikes or some you could have gave I
Speaker 4: would have woren some Walmart sneakers. It wouldn't even matter.
Speaker 4: You had to give me some of them put on
Speaker 4: my feet.
Speaker 2: No, some of them have something on. Not a lot
Speaker 2: of them, but a lot of them are doing your
Speaker 2: barefoot because that's months. That's how they they travel.
Speaker 4: But this is they want to do cold climate states.
Speaker 2: So here's the good thing. So remember I said there
Speaker 2: are tons of people that are on the sides of
Speaker 2: the road. There have been physical therapists that have come
Speaker 2: out to meet them at the end. They are podiatrists
Speaker 2: that are there to treat their feet every night. There
Speaker 2: are masseuses that are there to try to keep them,
Speaker 2: keep them healthy so that they can keep walking. Because
Speaker 2: that's the biggest fear is that they're doing this and
Speaker 2: this is wonderful, but you know our bodies. The average
Speaker 2: age is what the lead guy is and he's forty four,
Speaker 2: so there I think it goes to seventy something, and
Speaker 2: then there's somebody that's twenty something. There's a there's a
Speaker 2: monk that's twenty something. So they're trying to keep them healthy.
Speaker 2: And you know, in your forties, when you hit your
Speaker 2: forties like we did, it is talking about stop saying
Speaker 2: thirty nine. You hit forty. But when you get out
Speaker 2: of bed, it's not quite the same as when you
Speaker 2: used to hop out of the bed in your twenties.
Speaker 2: So I love that, I love support.
Speaker 4: I get a question. I have a question, though, body,
Speaker 4: because now I've been trying do the monk's religion practice?
Speaker 4: Are they celibacy? No sex?
Speaker 2: I believe, so I really don't know a lot. I'll
Speaker 2: have to I'll have to agree.
Speaker 4: An wait a minute, I got because now I really
Speaker 4: get questions like I'm barefoot, I'm watching for a cause.
Speaker 4: I get all that, but I can't even bust the
Speaker 4: nut every now and again, hold on, play a hold all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like not monks so yet. Traditional Buddhist monks and
Speaker 2: nuns practice strict, strict, lifelong celibacy is a core part
Speaker 2: of their vows.
Speaker 4: Can masturbate.
Speaker 2: I think it means whatever you think it means. And
Speaker 2: I'm not being fresh like that that's a loophole.
Speaker 4: That was a joke.
Speaker 2: But I think that I just know this for times
Speaker 2: in my life that have been dry. The longer you
Speaker 2: don't have it, the more you don't even care about it,
Speaker 2: like it's it doesn't become part when you're used to
Speaker 2: having it. Then that's a problem, you know. Just like
Speaker 2: French fries, go without French fries for a while, I can.
Speaker 4: Miss a fry too. I don't even gonna miss the
Speaker 4: busting down there. I miss that. Hold on, that's not
Speaker 4: you could, that's not that's not the same kind of comparison.
Speaker 4: Body so here everything like somebody who ain't had no
Speaker 4: penis in quite Sometimes it work it.
Speaker 2: A long time, so enforce the strict celibacy, prohibiting even
Speaker 2: physical contact with women, many of them, so they're not
Speaker 2: saying physical contact with themselves. So whatever.
Speaker 4: I bet you they got some techniques. I need. I
Speaker 4: need to find out what they masturbating techniques, I wondered,
Speaker 4: as they go deep into the spiritual realm. I had
Speaker 4: to close out with fun. Listen, ladies, gentlemen, we are
Speaker 4: glad to be back. You guys. Stay with us in
Speaker 4: twenty twenty six. We hope to be a lot more
Speaker 4: exciting and we want to get the word out. I'm
Speaker 4: on the road right now, touring, and I'm going to
Speaker 4: tell everybody everywhere about our podcast laugh a larn and
Speaker 4: I express that you guys do the same, because the
Speaker 4: only way that we're going to grow over here on
Speaker 4: the laugh Alarnet cast pages with your help, and remember
Speaker 4: you download LAFE and learn for free. We're not on X,
Speaker 4: we're not showing booty. You ain't got to pay three
Speaker 4: ninety nine a month, ten ninetynine a month. You can
Speaker 4: get us for free. This knowledge is this knowledge might
Speaker 4: be free. I mean you might get us for free,
Speaker 4: but this knowledge is priceless on both sides, which means
Speaker 4: that you teach us and we're gonna teach you because
Speaker 4: we need to know when we're wrong, when you think
Speaker 4: we're wrong, when we're right, when you think we're right,
Speaker 4: When you want us to know something you want us
Speaker 4: to know, Hit us up up the Laft and Learn
Speaker 4: podcast page. Bobby Clifford will dieceph for Distected and we'll
Speaker 4: be talking about it. We appreciate you guys here. We
Speaker 4: need you guys here to get us to a year
Speaker 4: six and we need you guys to start spending the
Speaker 4: information in so that we know where you want us
Speaker 4: to go, because we're gonna follow your lead just like
Speaker 4: you're gonna follow ours. You can follow me on all
Speaker 4: social media platforms at Flame Monroe and Monroe Flame on Instagram,
Speaker 4: Flame Monroe, want you five on TikTok and when can
Speaker 4: we follow you at Bobby.
Speaker 2: You can follow me on Instagram. It's Cliffer. Bobby. It
Speaker 2: is Bobby Clifford on TikTok and Facebook, and I will
Speaker 2: be coming to social media soon. I'm just trying to
Speaker 2: figure out what you guys want to hear from me.
Speaker 2: Your ears might be bleeding after one or two episodes,
Speaker 2: but I am going to be doing it. So keep
Speaker 2: your ears peeled flames on most days for at least
Speaker 2: ten to fifteen minutes no longer.
Speaker 4: Well, let me tell you guys this. You guys understand
Speaker 4: that hope is a word right now that we have
Speaker 4: to hold on to and make it so big that
Speaker 4: we all believe in the same thing, which is getting
Speaker 4: democracy back into a safe country that we live in.
Speaker 4: That's what we need right now. That is what we
Speaker 4: want to keep. So in order to do that, we
Speaker 4: have to pray together, we have to see each other
Speaker 4: for whoever we are, and we got to get assets
Speaker 4: to the pose and vote.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, it's coming. It's you know, ten or eleven short months.
Speaker 2: It's here before you know it. It really is. Look
Speaker 2: at we just did a year with him, and look
Speaker 2: how in some days it seems like the longest year
Speaker 2: of my life, but in others it's gone by in
Speaker 2: a flash. And a blink of an eye. So those
Speaker 2: those elections are going to be here. Find out all
Speaker 2: of your family and friends who did not vote in
Speaker 2: the last election. Get them to the polls. That's what
Speaker 2: we need. We need that nine million to to have
Speaker 2: their voices heard.
Speaker 4: I think they got some of that nine million, got
Speaker 4: a lot of their services cut off. We might not
Speaker 4: have to ask them. I think they'll be there. They
Speaker 4: need to know what decisions need to be made. Please
Speaker 4: be protective, be safe for yourself, Be kind, Please be kind.
Speaker 4: Let me tell you what kindness does. I'm filled with
Speaker 4: joy because yesterday we were I was traveling at the
Speaker 4: airport in lax Quick Story, and there was I was
Speaker 4: gemail a little snacks on water, my chocolate milk compressors,
Speaker 4: and it's this white woman came over to ask the
Speaker 4: guy they had any more masks. He says, no, we
Speaker 4: don't have any more masks. She was just she just
Speaker 4: was a regular, nice lady. You know. I said that
Speaker 4: she was white because she was white, and I'm not
Speaker 4: saying that from a racial standpoint. And I said, ma'am,
Speaker 4: hold on, I got an extra mask because I just
Speaker 4: to order a box because I'm traveling Petrifat. So I
Speaker 4: went over to my thing and she was so nice.
Speaker 4: She was like, she told me her name, listen, miss Wendy.
Speaker 4: I told her about the podcast. Hopefully she's listening. So
Speaker 4: she was flying off to Minneapolis. I told her to
Speaker 4: be safe and stay warm because it's cold over there.
Speaker 4: So I'm sitting here, I'm talking lab on the Instagram.
Speaker 4: About fifteen minutes late, fifteen minutes lady she comes coming back.
Speaker 4: So I assumed that she look and missed her flight.
Speaker 4: I said, miss Wendy, did you miss your flight? She
Speaker 4: had a bag of peanuts in her hands. She says, no.
Speaker 4: I just wanted to bring you this because I wanted
Speaker 4: to give you something to your kindness. I say, oh,
Speaker 4: miss Wendy, you didn't have to do that. I had
Speaker 4: extra mass. I want you to be safe, she says no,
Speaker 4: and I hope you're not allergic to nuts. It was
Speaker 4: a timeless moment in my comedic man, because I was
Speaker 4: like girl learning to him. I got my own set.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, that lady fell out. But I say
Speaker 4: that to say that that's all you have to do,
Speaker 4: show somebody a kindness. You just never know how far
Speaker 4: it'll go. And the way she made me feel coming
Speaker 4: back to me at the You know, it had been
Speaker 4: about fifteen minutes and let me know that I touched
Speaker 4: that woman. So you touch somebody and it'll keep you
Speaker 4: feeling with Joey. Feel with joy today. If you really
Speaker 4: want to see my joy, catch me to my at
Speaker 4: the City Wire in Atlanta, APM showtime, Me and Coco Brown.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna give y'all all this joy. Bring money. I'm
Speaker 4: selling fans and I will be selling kuchie if the
Speaker 4: price is right.
Speaker 2: Okay, ladies, be kind, everyone be kind.
Speaker 4: You find a cucie on me, your price damn shore
Speaker 4: will be right. Okay, y'all, thank you so much for
Speaker 4: joining us here laughing larn. We'll catch you all next week.
Speaker 4: And understand that a lot is going on in the world,
Speaker 4: but nothing has changed right here with the model at
Speaker 4: laugh learn here a laugh a learn. We are not
Speaker 4: trying to get you to change your mind. We are
Speaker 4: only trying to get you to use your mind. Because
Speaker 4: why Bobby, Because your.
Speaker 2: Mind and your vote are a terrible thing to waste.
Speaker 4: Terrible thing to waste, So don't waste either one. We
Speaker 4: catch y'all next week. Doce this don't miss an episode
Speaker 4: of Laugh and Learn. Listen and subscribe on the Black
Speaker 4: Effect Podcast Network, AL Heart Radio app or wherever you
Speaker 4: get your podcasts. Laugh and Learned podcast is a production
Speaker 4: of the Black Effect Podcast Network and iHeartRadio. Our ejective
Speaker 4: producer is Tippity Hattish. Our theme music is by the
Speaker 4: one and only Chrissy Payne. Thank you guys. This is
Speaker 4: Flaming Row. Don't forget to laugh. Listen and Learn