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Speaker 4: Hey Hey, this is Commedia Flame Monroe, and welcome to
Speaker 4: this week's episode of Laugh and Learn. Baby. Let me
Speaker 4: tell y'all something y'all about to laugh today because I
Speaker 4: learned some things last night and I'm gonna try to
Speaker 4: teach them to y'all. And if y'all got some shit
Speaker 4: y'all want to teach us, teach us back when I
Speaker 4: say us, that's me and my beautiful co host Bobby
Speaker 4: Cliff and how to has going I'm trying to open
Speaker 4: up this last ataffice so I can talk to you.
Speaker 4: It's going wonderful, Bobby. I'm feeling fantastic today because it
Speaker 4: was such a wonderful night. Oh, we're gonna talk about
Speaker 4: it to y'all.
Speaker 3: It was very interesting. Now, don't call out a molar
Speaker 3: or something, because you're going to be on the road
Speaker 3: on Friday, right, you're.
Speaker 4: Wha Tiffany has in Yakama, Washington, And then next weekend
Speaker 4: the twenty second at Dre's Comedy Club in Vegas. And
Speaker 4: then a week after off Friday, Yeah, and then a
Speaker 4: week after that on Friday, I am at I'm in
Speaker 4: Ben Salem, Pennsylvania. The Days with Tiffany had us for
Speaker 4: the Tiffany Haddis dot Com. But my stuff is on
Speaker 4: my social media anyway, I'm getting right to it, Bobby
Speaker 4: Cliff and I want to start off today. We're honoring
Speaker 4: a few legends that we lost in the last couple
Speaker 4: of days. Right. The first one is James Earl Jones. Now,
Speaker 4: a lot of you youngsters know James Earl Jones for
Speaker 4: the voice of Mufasa point the Star War saying some
Speaker 4: of y'all just found it out that he was the
Speaker 4: voice of guard Vada. I don't know how y'all just
Speaker 4: found out because his voice was so distinct. You always
Speaker 4: knew his veritone voice. But my era he was rubing
Speaker 4: in Claudine Baby, he was had on the Welfare. Oh
Speaker 4: my god. He was so good in that movie and
Speaker 4: just all around fantastic actors. So many things that he
Speaker 4: was great in. Or ninety three years young ninety three,
Speaker 4: y'all complained about how old? How old do y'all want
Speaker 4: people to get? That was a blessed life to be
Speaker 4: ninety three.
Speaker 3: I think it's and to be productive. There were some
Speaker 3: people that were upset because they didn't release how he died.
Speaker 3: I'm like, ninety three, that's how he died. You don't
Speaker 3: need a cause he was at what he died of?
Speaker 3: A broken heart? What do you think he died of?
Speaker 3: He probably you know, anything doesn't make a difference. And
Speaker 3: then the next one, this is one. This is a
Speaker 3: jet I hear you talk about all the time.
Speaker 4: Whenever I do love lounge on Instagram a plane, I
Speaker 4: always play Frankie Belly. In fact, sometimes when I'm on
Speaker 4: the road, I come out to before I let go
Speaker 4: by Frankie Belly and made which so many other comedians
Speaker 4: do as well. Wow, Frankie Belly is a staple in
Speaker 4: the black household and look some other nationality too. Any barbecue,
Speaker 4: any land, dancing and all that. They always play his music.
Speaker 4: He was such a beautiful melodic sofa voice. And if
Speaker 4: you've ever been to a Frankie Bevy May's concert, you
Speaker 4: never heard Frankie Belly sing because the whole damn audience
Speaker 4: was singing all the words. That is how popular he was.
Speaker 4: Everybody knew the words to at least all of his songs,
Speaker 4: so it was like a huge gathering. I just hated
Speaker 4: to be sitting next to a bitch next to me
Speaker 4: who was singing flat. I'm like, go you to pay
Speaker 4: for this chicken, not at all. But rest in peace
Speaker 4: to mister Frankie Belly. I know he had suffered something
Speaker 4: by me with his throat a few years ago that
Speaker 4: affected his singing. So I don't know if that's what
Speaker 4: it was that took him up out of here, But
Speaker 4: that's seven blessed life and his music will always live
Speaker 4: on and on and on forever. So those two, you know,
Speaker 4: they say it happens in three I'm scared to go
Speaker 4: to sleep to night. You wake up tomorrow, it will
Speaker 4: be me. It's to be somebody a little bit more
Speaker 4: famous than me. I ain't God they raised me yet.
Speaker 4: I still have not made up a lot to explain
Speaker 4: these teas. I wish that would help me. But he
Speaker 4: had raised me up there, Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't think he's ready for me either, because I
Speaker 3: sleep in the nude and I have to leave with
Speaker 3: fifty on one of my pillows for when the firemen
Speaker 3: signed me so that they move my body. I'm not ready.
Speaker 3: I'm not ready to roll.
Speaker 4: But rest and peace to both of those legends, ladies
Speaker 4: and gentlemen. Okay, Bobby Cliffer, where we going? Okay?
Speaker 3: So, so why don't we do this? Why don't we
Speaker 3: hit all our little piccadillos that have happened this week,
Speaker 3: update people, and then we'll hit him with the we'll
Speaker 3: hit him with last night's entertainment last and we'll end
Speaker 3: with that. Does that sound great?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Or amenable? So something that you actually had made me
Speaker 3: aware of that I wasn't was Tyreek Hill Miami Dolphin
Speaker 3: wide receiver was pulled over and handcuffed and put on
Speaker 3: the ground.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I watched the tape and I'm not going
Speaker 4: to defend the police behind him because you people are saying, well,
Speaker 4: his actions, his action could have been different, but his
Speaker 4: actions should not have And thank god that they did
Speaker 4: not afford him losing his life, because here's the thing.
Speaker 4: They didn't pull him over just because he was speeding
Speaker 4: or he had a nice, nice car, or he had
Speaker 4: a Rolex watch. On the way those police acted. If
Speaker 4: you watch that, those police were very racist, and that's
Speaker 4: what this show. They were just and they were intrusive
Speaker 4: on his personal space. Now, could he have been a
Speaker 4: little more compliant, Absolutely, we always could be. But why
Speaker 4: when I'm grown and you asked me a question, I'm
Speaker 4: answering your question, but I'm not saying it the way
Speaker 4: you have. I don't like the fact that they not
Speaker 4: like us, so I have I have to have a
Speaker 4: certain tone, Bobby, to where you could be I race,
Speaker 4: but I would have to luwer my voice or or
Speaker 4: go in and sleuse. You know. That is where America
Speaker 4: is right now, and it is terrible. I'm glad that
Speaker 4: he get off, and he did admit that he could
Speaker 4: have handled the situation a little better. But the police
Speaker 4: and I have to act the way they did. One
Speaker 4: is on the administrative leave. I think the other two
Speaker 4: have death duties. But are they are calling for that
Speaker 4: one that one officer who is very aggressive and throw
Speaker 4: slammed him to the ground a hot ground in Florida
Speaker 4: because it was the ground is hot. You want me
Speaker 4: to lay face down on my hands by me, but
Speaker 4: the ground is hot, especially at this time of year Florida.
Speaker 4: I think that's him from his job, so yeah, it.
Speaker 3: Must I'll have to watch it. I do think that
Speaker 3: we can handle things a certain way, any of us
Speaker 3: if we don't want things to escalate. That's said, it's
Speaker 3: up to the police to de escalate something. That's part
Speaker 3: of their job. That's why we need more education, et cetera,
Speaker 3: et cetera with the police, because they're supposed to calm
Speaker 3: somebody down. You know, you're not supposed to have to
Speaker 3: watch the way you speak. That's just my opinion.
Speaker 4: Well, that is what's missing in the police. With the
Speaker 4: police department. It's not that we want to defund the police,
Speaker 4: but we want to reform the police. So it's sensitivity
Speaker 4: training and if you don't want if we find out
Speaker 4: they shouldn't have an actual I wish they had an
Speaker 4: actual test where they could just test their blood to
Speaker 4: see if you were racing. Then they would know to
Speaker 4: put you around people who identify or I allot of whatever,
Speaker 4: you know the word of trying to say they're edible
Speaker 4: to keep in the way you are, because then you
Speaker 4: won't have to experience that. That won't take away the racism,
Speaker 4: but it would be safer for the person that is
Speaker 4: not an imposition of power that you have to deal with,
Speaker 4: which is is going to get us to Let me
Speaker 4: segue that to another point. So you brought this to
Speaker 4: my attention that the Fraternal Order of Police this past
Speaker 4: weekend back Donald Trump, and I'm just publicly what kind
Speaker 4: of country because America? Because I'm a convicted felon, I
Speaker 4: can't become a police officer. But you tell me that
Speaker 4: the police can back up convicted felon you breathe explain
Speaker 4: whether logic isn't that what you're saying, Whether I produce
Speaker 4: to say before, Sorry, you can't find logic in the
Speaker 4: illogical world.
Speaker 3: You can't. But but what makes it even more difficult
Speaker 3: to me is that this this was a da This
Speaker 3: was an Attorney General. This is so they backed the police,
Speaker 3: The police backed them, and they have each other's back.
Speaker 3: And you're going to go against somebody who is who's
Speaker 3: for law and order for a man who's a convicted
Speaker 3: felon and has all of these charges outstanding, and you
Speaker 3: know he's done everything that he's been you know, said
Speaker 3: whether some cases should have been brought forward. Maybe we
Speaker 3: can argue on that later, but it makes no sense
Speaker 3: to me. I don't get it. I have to really.
Speaker 3: I was very disappointed. And let me tell you.
Speaker 4: Hear me.
Speaker 3: You sons of bitches that call me three times a
Speaker 3: month talking about some state that's not my own in
Speaker 3: Massachusetts that they don't have funding, and you want me
Speaker 3: to give my twenty five bucks every month so that
Speaker 3: there's Lauren order on the world. You can suck my
Speaker 3: left show. You're not getting my money. Don't call me anymore.
Speaker 3: I'm done. That's all.
Speaker 4: Okay. I'm just gonna say this, explain and pissed off
Speaker 4: the white lady.
Speaker 3: No, they absolutely have that. I am bullshit. I cannot
Speaker 3: even believe. But yeah, please, you think you're gonna get
Speaker 3: the money from Trump for this little city in Idaho.
Speaker 3: I don't think, so good luck to you.
Speaker 4: That just sends out such a horrible message to the cousin.
Speaker 4: And then the words of Kendrick Lamar, who I want
Speaker 4: to say proudly that he just got kicked to be
Speaker 4: the Super Bowl half time entertainment, which he deserves wonderfully.
Speaker 4: He said, they're not like us, and that is so
Speaker 4: true if you listen, and that don't your scope for
Speaker 4: black and white, if you are different nationality or religion
Speaker 4: or ideology. That fails through to so many different kind
Speaker 4: of people in the world, different you know, different things
Speaker 4: in the world. They're not like us. But that don't
Speaker 4: mean we don't need to respect people. But that's what's
Speaker 4: missing by the respect. That is terrible because now I'm like,
Speaker 4: well them, he wants to give the police full of
Speaker 4: autonomy and they're back in him. So it's almost like
Speaker 4: that they want to have full on time so they
Speaker 4: can do more crazy and outrageous and get away with it.
Speaker 4: The horrible things. You know, we just experienced Tyree Hill
Speaker 4: who survived. But Siion Massey ain't here to tell the story.
Speaker 4: Rihanna he Taylor is not here to tell the story.
Speaker 4: Neither is George Floyd or so many others. There's too
Speaker 4: many to name in town on one hand, or at
Speaker 4: this time that I didn't write down. I'm just rolling
Speaker 4: off the top of my off the top of my head.
Speaker 4: But it's terrible and that's not what we want. So
Speaker 4: you have to make sure that you are registered to
Speaker 4: vote at both dot org and please because will stop
Speaker 4: probing twenty twenty five because I've lived one and twenty pages.
Speaker 4: All the police can pulled out TIMEO me to do
Speaker 4: whatever they want to do to you. And you ain't
Speaker 4: got to be black for them to do it, and
Speaker 4: they ain't got to be white for them to do
Speaker 4: it to you. Because those police officers in Florida with
Speaker 4: Tyreek Hill were that of Latin descent, and that.
Speaker 3: Said, we back the police here on lack and learn
Speaker 3: for all of the bad police, and it's probably four percent,
Speaker 3: there are fabulous people. I have had. I've had a
Speaker 3: lot of sickness in my family and we have to
Speaker 3: call nine one one quite often. And let me tell you,
Speaker 3: everybody that's come to my house has been respectful and
Speaker 3: kind and amnimal, I've had such positive interactions. But I
Speaker 3: also know that a lot of people don't. So you
Speaker 3: can have crazies in any any profession. But in speaking
Speaker 3: about crazies, did you did you see that the gentleman.
Speaker 3: I think they believe it's somebody named Joseph Couch in
Speaker 3: Kentucky who's sniping off the side of the highway, UH
Speaker 3: inter State seventy five heart five people shot up twelve cars.
Speaker 3: I can't even imagine.
Speaker 4: And this is what.
Speaker 3: Go to the arcade, your stupid ass and shoot the ducks.
Speaker 3: You don't shoot people. I can't believe they can't catch him.
Speaker 3: And by the way, if you know where he is
Speaker 3: called six o six eight seven eight seven thousand.
Speaker 4: Wait a minute, so they know his name, but they
Speaker 4: don't know where he is.
Speaker 3: They believe that, yes, because he's on the run.
Speaker 4: He's on there. Maybe he's in Ohio eating dogs and cats.
Speaker 4: There's a joke behind that, jel. I'm gonna tell you.
Speaker 4: I'm replay it to you as we get further into
Speaker 4: laugh around him. That's terrible, Bobby. But I'm telling you
Speaker 4: about we have fifty five more days and I'm telling
Speaker 4: you you don't know what to expect. This is very
Speaker 4: scary either way this election goes. But y'all, in the
Speaker 4: words of the tv D on a swivel because it's
Speaker 4: it's scary, but you don't. How do you look through
Speaker 4: your head on a swivel riding on the freeway and
Speaker 4: a bullet comes out of nowhere in.
Speaker 3: Your own GD business, it's not I could get antlers
Speaker 3: and they thought you were a da for the love
Speaker 3: of God, And in that end, did you see that
Speaker 3: the dad in the Georgia school shooting is was actually arrested,
Speaker 3: not only arrested, you know, charges were brought. I think
Speaker 3: second degree murder. I'm trying to scroll through. I've got
Speaker 3: so much, so much debate stuff here. I'm not I'm
Speaker 3: not pinpointing it. And in a manslaughter case. So I
Speaker 3: think that parents, all of us out there, Colt Gray
Speaker 3: is the is the kid.
Speaker 4: And the dad's.
Speaker 3: I go that Colin is is, Colin is the dad.
Speaker 3: He's fifty four, Colt like a horse is fourteen, and
Speaker 3: he was he faced second degree murder involuntary manslaughter. And
Speaker 3: I think we're going to have to pay attention people.
Speaker 3: You can't have open guns when you have a child
Speaker 3: that has obviously has some sort of mental illness a
Speaker 3: child's period.
Speaker 4: Okay, let me just untacke that I think the dad
Speaker 4: had mental illness. Why would you have been investigated by
Speaker 4: the FBI. And I understand that people who live on
Speaker 4: farms and people who live in rural areas that is
Speaker 4: like a rite of passage to buy their kids guns
Speaker 4: when they're twelve or thirteen. I get that, but a
Speaker 4: gun a handgun, or teach them how to kick your
Speaker 4: shotgun for protection because you're out there in the rural
Speaker 4: area on the farm or something. But you were already
Speaker 4: investigated by the FBI because your son threatened to shoot
Speaker 4: up a school and then you go on for Christmas
Speaker 4: and buy him an AAR fifteen assault weapon to kill
Speaker 4: massive people well, to do whatever he wanted to do with.
Speaker 4: But he ended up killing four people with it. And
Speaker 4: then you say it, I'm like, he's thirteen. You knew
Speaker 4: he already mentioned. Why do you think by him a
Speaker 4: video game or some Jordan's or Biden you're going to.
Speaker 3: Sessions.
Speaker 4: That's exactly what it needed. And then you sit in
Speaker 4: court the dead and cry like a baby and sobbed
Speaker 4: like you did nothing wrong. So the son got charged
Speaker 4: with four counts the first degree murder, and the day
Speaker 4: got charged with second degree murder. And second degree main
Speaker 4: thaught it, but the son and who's there charging as
Speaker 4: about fourteen years old. I'm not gonna say I disagree
Speaker 4: with that because he did. He made an adult decision
Speaker 4: when he gives some adult things and he now he's
Speaker 4: going to pay the adult punishment. But I don't want
Speaker 4: to think about what is really going to happen to
Speaker 4: that fourteen year old kids once he gets to a
Speaker 4: bunch of men.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no redeeming them. And you know, so I do
Speaker 3: want to say, unlike what Trump was saying last night, crime,
Speaker 3: violent crime is in an all time low, historic low
Speaker 3: under Biden's watch. The one thing that's not that Biden
Speaker 3: did get gum reformed, thank god, in the first time
Speaker 3: in a gazillion years. But there's there's more that's needed.
Speaker 3: This was so we are in September, but this is
Speaker 3: the forty fifth school shooting according to CNN their analysis
Speaker 3: this year so far. So it is crazy. The one
Speaker 3: thing that is knocked down is is gun violence. And
Speaker 3: we've got to figure it out people, because this is crazy.
Speaker 3: This should not be our norm. We shouldn't go, oh
Speaker 3: another shooting.
Speaker 4: Well, the NR back for the Republican Party right now.
Speaker 4: So they it is so tied up. This is why
Speaker 4: you have to vote, and you have to make sure
Speaker 4: that you are reagied vot I vote or by the way,
Speaker 4: I put up a post to day with the QR
Speaker 4: code on it. It's a picture of me, says get
Speaker 4: her in. So we are winging all you have to
Speaker 4: I maybe even simpler before you put your camera over
Speaker 4: the QR code. It takes you straight to vote the register.
Speaker 4: It takes you straight to make s your registers to vote.
Speaker 3: I got to challenge you. Last time you voted, you
Speaker 3: and the kids were out there getting it in dancing.
Speaker 3: I want to do challenge you do. I want it
Speaker 3: like in full drag and I want drag. I don't
Speaker 3: want gorgeous flame and row. I want and I want you.
Speaker 3: I want to do limbo. Maybe get on some roller skates.
Speaker 3: I want something fun.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna need you to stay out of my animal's
Speaker 4: body because you're over there tripping to have a lady.
Speaker 4: Oh my god. The challenge is not a stamping Oh
Speaker 4: hell no. But I will tell you that I will
Speaker 4: be voting with my head and my glasses on, and
Speaker 4: the pride of my heart and in my spirit is
Speaker 4: what it's going to make me vote to save the
Speaker 4: country that I live in. Anyway, where we going next, body, Clifford?
Speaker 3: Okay, so some of this is just we all we
Speaker 3: all know, you know, some people don't believe that this
Speaker 3: climate change. But unfortunately we're reminded by some of the
Speaker 3: big weather that there is tropol.
Speaker 4: Wait a minute, there was climate y. I'm in Long Beach.
Speaker 4: I've been here seven ten years. We never hit one
Speaker 4: hundred degrees. We have been we were this past week.
Speaker 4: We were at one hundred, like for six or seven days.
Speaker 3: We were in July and part of June in Boston
Speaker 3: we were ninety seven, ninety eight, ninety nine. And then
Speaker 3: it would I didn't realize you could go over one
Speaker 3: hundred percent. Our community one day was one hundred and
Speaker 3: ten percent.
Speaker 4: I would have lost twenty pounds that day, good guy,
Speaker 4: I should.
Speaker 3: Have no, No, I wish I would have been rolling
Speaker 3: around outside on the on the grass like Ald lose
Speaker 3: whight that way I hooked up and rubbing myself. No,
Speaker 3: it didn't work. But Storm Francine is up to a
Speaker 3: category one and it is headed straight for Louisiana. So
Speaker 3: be careful, you guys. I hope you kick started your generators,
Speaker 3: have all your stuff, your medications, coolers, whatever for them.
Speaker 4: Definitely water pray us to do or I hate when
Speaker 4: a hurricane comes to Louisiana. After Hurricane Katrina, I think
Speaker 4: they should not get another hurricane for one hundred years.
Speaker 3: I know it's doesn't work like that. And then you've
Speaker 3: got you've had the heat, but you've also had the wildfires.
Speaker 3: So that's not I mean, that's that's more weather yup.
Speaker 4: Well not only just the weather, but you the smoke
Speaker 4: in the air and the embers. They worry about the
Speaker 4: embers because the embers will set all the houses on fire.
Speaker 4: That's what said. Other houses will be those embers plan
Speaker 4: and it's windy, so with the wind, the wind carries
Speaker 4: the embers while it's still hot and lick. Then they
Speaker 4: hit another house inside of fire and did it so
Speaker 4: on it It's just like a domino effect. Sometimes people
Speaker 4: a lot of those people offt their homes over there too,
Speaker 4: and people have been living in their homes sixty sixty
Speaker 4: seventy years and now they have to rebuild.
Speaker 3: It's every now and there's nothing you think about people
Speaker 3: with fires. My height always breaks like you lose the
Speaker 3: baby pictures flame, you know, like that, like it's all
Speaker 3: gone unless you've got family friends who are generous enough
Speaker 3: to try to replicate some stuff, so you haven't all
Speaker 3: those the stuff that isn't of any financial value but
Speaker 3: means everything to you. You know, Grammy's rocking chair, you
Speaker 3: know whatever. I always I always feel badly for that.
Speaker 4: And what and what has happened with such with these
Speaker 4: matter disasters, is that in certain certain cities where they
Speaker 4: have earthquakes, like Californa, States where they have earthquakes like
Speaker 4: California or Tornado, the insurance is outrageous if you can even.
Speaker 3: Get if you can, I was just going to say,
Speaker 3: That's what I was just going to say. These insurance companies,
Speaker 3: I don't understand. I don't know how they get away
Speaker 3: with it. They take the policy money, but they don't
Speaker 3: want to pay out, or they just don't go into
Speaker 3: an area because it costs them too much. If something happens, well,
Speaker 3: you know, picking safe places. That's not insurance. You gotta
Speaker 3: be on a risk.
Speaker 4: But anyway, you don't know, you don't know what is
Speaker 4: Because we don't have natural disasters in the state don't
Speaker 4: mean we don't have crime or drag back. So life
Speaker 4: is just the trade off. You just never know what's coming.
Speaker 4: You just got to be equipped to deal with it.
Speaker 4: But prayers to Louisiana because the Hurricane franc And just
Speaker 4: touched down. So we don't even know how long is
Speaker 4: she going to stay around. I don't need how to
Speaker 4: stay at the party too long. She had one hundred
Speaker 4: miles per hour wins.
Speaker 3: And we don't need that. So the next thing, and
Speaker 3: I have to be honest, I don't have a lot
Speaker 3: of information on this because I didn't look into it.
Speaker 3: But the Afghanistan withdrawal, that that long away to report
Speaker 3: from the Republican lawmakers on the Houseborn Affairs Committee came
Speaker 3: out and of course naturally want want they you know,
Speaker 3: they're not happy with with President Biden, that they that
Speaker 3: they criticized him for the rushed efforts.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: The White House naturally kind of clapped back and said, well,
Speaker 3: you know, they cherry picked some of the information because
Speaker 3: they don't have anything in it. That President Trump the
Speaker 3: prior administration had given up a release day and had
Speaker 3: instead of negotiating with the government, he negotiated with a
Speaker 3: Taliban and they kind of left all that out, But
Speaker 3: the people who really lost were the poor thirteen patriots
Speaker 3: who were they are trying to get people out safely,
Speaker 3: and they lost their lives. So they were rewarded this week.
Speaker 3: I can't get that word out with with medals. And
Speaker 3: that was sort of nice to see, but I'm sure
Speaker 3: their parents would rather instead of a medal, they'd rather
Speaker 3: have their baby there.
Speaker 4: And this, Oh, we're gonna get to that job. We're
Speaker 4: gonna get to.
Speaker 3: It, you know, I know we always started, but I'm like,
Speaker 3: he's the.
Speaker 4: Last night we're gonna get to it. Yeah, that is
Speaker 4: that's terrible, Bobby. I don't want to say that because
Speaker 4: it will sound not caring. I'm with you, don't give
Speaker 4: me a medal, give me my fear.
Speaker 3: Yeah I will. And it's and it's I don't think
Speaker 3: anybody would have felt that but more compassionate to that
Speaker 3: than President Biden. I'm sure both he and and V. P.
Speaker 3: Harris that they're haired to probably bleeding. It's they never
Speaker 3: could have imagined that the whole country would fall apart
Speaker 3: in the way that it would and didn't get out.
Speaker 3: The intel wasn't wasn't the best. They got the best
Speaker 3: intel they could, but it had to be. It was
Speaker 3: a very rushed, a very rushed exit, and things could
Speaker 3: have been different. I mean, we learned from them. But anyway,
Speaker 3: so that was that. And speaking of learning, so guys,
Speaker 3: a Ford forty people were killed in it and Israeli
Speaker 3: strike on a humanitarian zone. It just seems like this
Speaker 3: thing is just going on and on and on and
Speaker 3: on and on. According to Palestine officials, supposedly this there's
Speaker 3: some prospective hostage ceasefire agreement. It's ninety percent a complete
Speaker 3: according to US officials and CNN reporting. But they got
Speaker 3: to pull it over the wire, and there's a lot
Speaker 3: of fingers in the pot, and I don't know what
Speaker 3: it's going to happen. I'd love to say it was.
Speaker 3: I'm not so positive with net Nyahoo, but fingers and
Speaker 3: toes crust that something happens with that Hamas.
Speaker 4: Really we're not for seafire on all these wars. I'm
Speaker 4: sick of all these innocent people dying.
Speaker 3: A mass released a video of Hirsch Goldberg poland poor
Speaker 3: thing talking to his mom. You know, mom and daddy
Speaker 3: and you know the family. I love you. I misue
Speaker 3: as much as I was angry by it, I actually said,
Speaker 3: you know, his parents they have a little something though
Speaker 3: they can see him. You know, he was talking back
Speaker 3: to them. Ukraine, we gave another two hundred and fifty
Speaker 3: million and security assistants. I think President Lynsky is pressing
Speaker 3: for more weapons versus you know, security assistance. But I
Speaker 3: don't know what kind of weapons he's looking for. But
Speaker 3: to this date, we're not we're not providing those. They
Speaker 3: could be weapons.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: President Biden said there were certain ones that that he's
Speaker 3: not gonna he's not going to get involved with because
Speaker 3: it puts a stupor in Oh my god. Do you
Speaker 3: know who just wrote a book somebody who wants to
Speaker 3: be transparent and honest and to to dissway any of
Speaker 3: our lives, Melania Trump. Do you think she actually wrote it?
Speaker 4: No, I think she just went and looked up Michelle
Speaker 4: Obama's books and just follows on the page. Yeah, because
Speaker 4: she would use that woman's words and left the mic Okay, Boby,
Speaker 4: we twenty four million, let's get to it. Let's get
Speaker 4: to it.
Speaker 3: And that's okay, okay, okay, So we'll go down to
Speaker 3: the debate. But Harris raised three hundred and sixty one
Speaker 3: millions in the month of month of August. That was
Speaker 3: another thing that we're going to do. And Hunter Biden
Speaker 3: uh pled guilty. He wanted to save his family from
Speaker 3: any type of you know, humiliate humiliation. President Biden came
Speaker 3: out again and said that he would not pardon him.
Speaker 3: VP Harris said, if she gets in, she won't as well.
Speaker 3: He's gonna have to you know, he's gonna have to do.
Speaker 4: He's gonna have to do a tyr whip and shake
Speaker 4: it off. And thank you, Taylor Swi're endorsing president and
Speaker 4: Kamala Harris last night, she's a lady and she came
Speaker 4: right home. I loved the debate and we're about to
Speaker 4: talk about the debate because it was the most anticipated
Speaker 4: show with I think they got like seventy million viewers
Speaker 4: for that mom something like that.
Speaker 3: It's going to be more because I think all over
Speaker 3: the world people I can tell you who. We'll talk
Speaker 3: about it. Oh, because you know Putin had his nose
Speaker 3: right up there waiting for his accolades and his pats
Speaker 3: on the back. But before we get into the actual
Speaker 3: debate itself, did you did you read her her release?
Speaker 3: I thought it was terrific. It was well thought out.
Speaker 3: It was she covered everything about why she she was voting.
Speaker 3: She didn't tell people who to vote for. She said
Speaker 3: what she was doing. And I loved how she yes,
Speaker 3: that's what I yet finishing. I don't know if you
Speaker 3: had and you had read her. I don't know where
Speaker 3: she put it.
Speaker 4: She put it on Instagram, yeah, and she watched and
Speaker 4: her probably her PR people were perfect for strategically dropping
Speaker 4: it right after the debate that Kamala Harris came on
Speaker 4: through and put Trump right in a box and she
Speaker 4: didn't have it didn't take much because all you had
Speaker 4: to do is let him talk. And good God, did
Speaker 4: he talked. Even when they tried to mute this mike,
Speaker 4: he still kept talking. That wasn't even the part of everybody.
Speaker 4: Let me tell you something when he came out, when
Speaker 4: she came out, she came out, she shook his hands.
Speaker 4: She went over to him and she said, I'm Kamala Harris.
Speaker 4: She was letting him know how to connected how to
Speaker 4: correctly pronounce her name since she keeps mispronouncing her name.
Speaker 4: I'm sure he knew it at the last night. Then
Speaker 4: she came on. He as to me. At first she
Speaker 4: was a little reserved. Maybe she was nervous and with
Speaker 4: watching you and uh. But when when he when he
Speaker 4: went after her with some lie. But let me tell you,
Speaker 4: as a black person, what you cannot do to a
Speaker 4: black woman. You cannot lie to a black woman to
Speaker 4: her face about her in her face, because she is
Speaker 4: going to check you, whoever you are with. And this
Speaker 4: is whether she is whether Claire Huxtable from The Cosby
Speaker 4: Show or Florida Evans from Good Times Patti in or Projects.
Speaker 4: You gonna get checked. Baby. When that hair started moving
Speaker 4: and she gave him that look. When he started talking
Speaker 4: about cass and dogs, she put her hand on her
Speaker 4: chin and she looked at him like, y'all hearing the
Speaker 4: same thing. I'm hearing right. It was. It was brilliant,
Speaker 4: it was perfect. But then when he lied to her, baby,
Speaker 4: she came on out with eighty one million people, fired you, Bobby.
Speaker 4: He never recovered from that. To me, that was when
Speaker 4: she went from Catherine to Keisha. She turned into the
Speaker 4: last black girl who wanted to pull out, take out
Speaker 4: her sneakers and take a bar seline, pulled my own
Speaker 4: earrings and put her dus. He never recovered from that.
Speaker 4: She and then he really got on her. See when
Speaker 4: it because I think the military is so near and
Speaker 4: dear to her. So he said something about bringing the
Speaker 4: Taliban over to Cam David. She went in and so hard,
Speaker 4: and she said and this. She choked on the word,
Speaker 4: but I know the word was coming. Was this motherfucker?
Speaker 4: But she didn't say it, thank you very much coming
Speaker 4: here now because she knew she had a big offish
Speaker 4: to fry. And she knows the American people have already
Speaker 4: wanted to deem us or deemed her as an angry
Speaker 4: black woman. She wasn't angry. She was factual, but she
Speaker 4: swallowed that. She kept it moving, She did what she
Speaker 4: needed to do. Now, I wouldn't give her a team.
Speaker 4: She's not going to get a team from that one.
Speaker 4: But it was a seven over his four. And I'm
Speaker 4: being nice. He Bobby was about three and a half
Speaker 4: because he went bananas and bunker ting crazy. I love
Speaker 4: the fact that she reminds me the American people of
Speaker 4: so many things that he did not do, so many
Speaker 4: promises that he did not come through with. I wish
Speaker 4: she would have hit him a little harder, but I
Speaker 4: get what she was because if she comes too strong.
Speaker 4: There is such a close balance of Oh, is she
Speaker 4: angry or is she just going after him? Is this personal? Nope,
Speaker 4: She's trying to save our country as the president. So
Speaker 4: I got exactly how she maneuvered on that face, the
Speaker 4: way she teetered target. Good job, Comma Herris, come on.
Speaker 3: With it, Bobby, I think I think he had. He
Speaker 3: had to go in and he had to discuss and
Speaker 3: he could have done it, but he did it issues
Speaker 3: over the attacks. He should have picked the issues. The
Speaker 3: Biden Harris administration owns the the immigration mess right now.
Speaker 3: When she was called on it, she went into the bill,
Speaker 3: but not just that, like you know, David Muir had
Speaker 3: asked her why didn't they do the executive order earlier,
Speaker 3: which would have been an easy you know, she could
Speaker 3: have answered that and said, you know what we were
Speaker 3: trying to do with something bipartisan instead of us coming
Speaker 3: in and it took us a long time to get
Speaker 3: to create the bill and then the bill was stored.
Speaker 3: But that's what kind of he kind of that's where
Speaker 3: it started, you know, getting a little a little wonky
Speaker 3: with him. He started losing because everything was back to immigration.
Speaker 3: You could be talking about pea soup and immigration. He
Speaker 3: would bring it back to immigration. She needed to let people.
Speaker 3: I think her goal was to let people know who
Speaker 3: she is because they don't know enough about her, and
Speaker 3: then to get under his skin. And let me tell
Speaker 3: you the latter part. She absolutely she did. She she
Speaker 3: kept debating him and he was like a wide mouthed bass.
Speaker 3: He just kept going for it and going for it
Speaker 3: and go and gulping it all down and coming back
Speaker 3: for more. And she also the third thing I think
Speaker 3: that she needed to do is because people don't really
Speaker 3: know her, they needed to know. If she was in
Speaker 3: the room with all the higher powers we'll say, the Putins,
Speaker 3: the China, North Korea, you know whatever, could she handle
Speaker 3: herself well? She certainly showed us that she could. She
Speaker 3: could be tough, she could be fair, she could wouldn't
Speaker 3: be hysterical. She got her points across, but I don't
Speaker 3: so for her. I got she handled her off really well.
Speaker 3: There were a million points that she was making that
Speaker 3: I loved. I loved that when he was talking about
Speaker 3: abortion and he was lying saying that I don't know
Speaker 3: who he's if he's trying to convince himself to convince
Speaker 3: other people, he was definitely as you said, dog whistle,
Speaker 3: we were talking about earlier. You used to do when
Speaker 3: you thought people were nuts, used to do it. About
Speaker 3: the Kardashians, you would, you would stir your spoon, you
Speaker 3: know how everybody listened to them. And that's exactly she
Speaker 3: was doing it to him, and he was going crazy.
Speaker 3: He you know, he kind of hopped on, hopped on.
Speaker 3: Everything was wrong. Everything went back to immigration. But she
Speaker 3: didn't answer a few questions. David Muret asked her a
Speaker 3: worry better off? So she went kind of into her
Speaker 3: economic plan. I liked the economic plan. I would have
Speaker 3: liked more detail and meet behind it. But I think
Speaker 3: she could have said I think it's I think a
Speaker 3: leader admits when there's a mistake and then they build
Speaker 3: on it and how I can make it better. So
Speaker 3: I think maybe if she said we better off. No,
Speaker 3: but we had a pandemic, you know, we we were
Speaker 3: going into a recession, you know, or or inflation was rising.
Speaker 3: I think that we have put these things in place.
Speaker 3: I think people are better off than they were, and
Speaker 3: I'm going to continue to build on that. I think
Speaker 3: that would have been great. He asked if she had,
Speaker 3: and this is when he was going nuts with the
Speaker 3: Taliban and everything. Were there any regrets to how we
Speaker 3: how we pulled out of Afghanistan? And she could have said,
Speaker 3: I love that. She said she backed Biden one hundred percent,
Speaker 3: but she could have said, obviously, this isn't the way
Speaker 3: we wanted it to end.
Speaker 4: And then he.
Speaker 3: Starts piling on. But again, he didn't. He didn't known
Speaker 3: that they gave us. He literally gave us dates that
Speaker 3: that we had to meet that nobody could have met.
Speaker 3: He didn't. He didn't actually negotiate with the correct people,
Speaker 3: et cetera, et cetera. He owns a piece of that too.
Speaker 3: You know that was that was a big mess across
Speaker 3: the board for both administrations, not just one.
Speaker 4: Clus to me was you know who she touched? To me,
Speaker 4: it's not women. When she talked about the right of
Speaker 4: owning your body, and she was so passionate and so
Speaker 4: empathetic with you going to the emergency room because you
Speaker 4: wanted to have a baby and you're bleeding out and
Speaker 4: doctors to work on you for fear. She spoke to
Speaker 4: every American woman or woman of child bearing years to say, hey,
Speaker 4: this ain't what you want. I love that she was
Speaker 4: so passionate about that, and you could feel it coming
Speaker 4: through the TV, like wow. I think she changed a
Speaker 4: lot of females. Man. And when we were on the
Speaker 4: breakfast of you and I together, I said that women
Speaker 4: were going to save us on this election. She knew
Speaker 4: who to come out.
Speaker 3: I think so yeah, in the Independence I loved that
Speaker 3: throughout it. So the things that I thought that she
Speaker 3: did very well. She made sure we knew that she
Speaker 3: was from a middle income family as well. She was
Speaker 3: middle class, and she is going to be a president
Speaker 3: for all, which is what President Biden had said. I
Speaker 3: liked that she was unifying. We especially saw that in
Speaker 3: her closing comments. So there were no there were no
Speaker 3: opening comments in this that was the way they had
Speaker 3: set it up. But her closing statement was far more
Speaker 3: cohesive than his was. I felt that she was listening,
Speaker 3: she knew what the issues were, she was going to
Speaker 3: work for it. So she said, you know, we were
Speaker 3: going to have a page forward. We're going to move forward.
Speaker 3: We don't want to go back. And former President Trump
Speaker 3: sounded like a blithering, blathering idiot. He made no sense
Speaker 3: in his closing statement. He was telling us there was
Speaker 3: going to be world War three, which you know, as
Speaker 3: you had said earlier, he mentioned several times he was
Speaker 3: doom and gloom e or from from pooh uh he was.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I didn't find him very presidential at all. The only
Speaker 3: positive thing I'm going to say is he was an orange.
Speaker 3: Somebody worked on his conrade his hair. His hair didn't
Speaker 3: look like a peep, and he wasn't.
Speaker 4: As entertaining as he was to me last night, Bobby.
Speaker 4: There is always a method to his marriagests. And again,
Speaker 4: like you said, he mentioned nuclear weapons two or three times,
Speaker 4: which is a dog whistle. He mentioned World War three
Speaker 4: maybe four times, which was a dog whistle to round
Speaker 4: his base. So through all of his foolishness that we
Speaker 4: know because it's not where you are. Sometimes you don't
Speaker 4: have to meet people where they are. You have to
Speaker 4: see them and for who they are so you can
Speaker 4: try to be with them, so you can understand them,
Speaker 4: so you can meet them. He is not everybody thinks that,
Speaker 4: oh he's he's the leader of a c He is
Speaker 4: exactly who they are, and they are exactly who he is.
Speaker 4: We got to see that.
Speaker 3: You want with the nuclear codes, this is who you
Speaker 3: want with the nuclear.
Speaker 4: Codes, somebody believes that they are eating the dogs and cats.
Speaker 3: Thething, the next thing whenever that came out, and he
Speaker 3: starts mentioning that, and I loved it, Mure, so that
Speaker 3: what I like, I don't know. I actually don't believe
Speaker 3: it's the moderators that have control over the mics, but
Speaker 3: somebody did, I would have liked it. They shut him
Speaker 3: off more because the one thing the GOP talking heads
Speaker 3: came out and they're all upset. They think it was,
Speaker 3: you know, so rigged. And they were his questions and
Speaker 3: were harder than her questions, and he spoke twenty to
Speaker 3: thirty percent longer than she did. He forced his way
Speaker 3: into speaking, which I'm sure she was happy to let
Speaker 3: him sit back and let him actually speak. He more
Speaker 3: than got his. She got tough questions too. Whether she
Speaker 3: answered them or not, I don't know, but but I
Speaker 3: got it. I didn't think it was more slanted. I
Speaker 3: thought it was kind of middling. Something else that I
Speaker 3: think that she could work on is she has flip
Speaker 3: flopped on a few policies, but again, people evolve. I
Speaker 3: don't know why she just doesn't say so. For in
Speaker 3: the guns fracking, because I thought it was bad. But
Speaker 3: I realized that, you know, we have plenty of fuel
Speaker 3: or whatever here energy, and I don't think it's I
Speaker 3: think it's if we keep it here. This is why
Speaker 3: I think it's okay.
Speaker 4: Now. I think situation, Yeah, but Bobby, whatever situation. I
Speaker 4: feel like that she wasn't strong. She has time to
Speaker 4: learn and get better because she's a great people around her.
Speaker 4: We got them positive. We've got to look for the
Speaker 4: positives now because the goops are looking for everything negative.
Speaker 4: She performed way better. She performed way better than not
Speaker 4: that I thought she would because I knew she was
Speaker 4: a prosecutor. But once she got in her zone and
Speaker 4: you see her step into her prosecutor heels, I was like, oh,
Speaker 4: it's on now, he ain't gonna get a chance. I
Speaker 4: love that she called him out on so many things
Speaker 4: and was not afraid. She used the word weak when
Speaker 4: she said that he was weak. Yeah, he continuously used
Speaker 4: that word after that. But I think what really made
Speaker 4: uh Vladimir Putin get a boner when she said that
Speaker 4: he would eat cheap a lot. Bet your m blue
Speaker 4: got hard and Trump got turned out. Oh my god,
Speaker 4: I could.
Speaker 3: I didn't like Trump. Well, I mean I don't like Trump. Ever,
Speaker 3: I didn't like I can't even call this a middle
Speaker 3: school fight because it was so much less than middle school.
Speaker 3: It was probably second grade. When he said that, he
Speaker 3: said that Joe Biden hated her, and then he called
Speaker 3: her father a Marxist. And I know her father teaches
Speaker 3: Marxism in college. Whether he's a doesn't mean she's a Marxist.
Speaker 3: You know, you could be something, I could be something,
Speaker 3: doesn't mean we're both are like he went, he he
Speaker 3: just want aucle. It was like the eating of the
Speaker 3: the animals.
Speaker 4: What we're both girls, Bobby.
Speaker 3: So I can't even.
Speaker 4: I can't even. When he said, when he said that
Speaker 4: that Joe Biden hates that, I wish, I wish he
Speaker 4: could have responded, right, No, it's not me that he hates.
Speaker 4: I just, oh my god, I just faith.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it wouldn't you. But she wouldn't. Yeah, she she
Speaker 3: would probably have to roll run it by him, and
Speaker 3: she wouldn't want. She wanted, she wouldn't want to do that.
Speaker 3: It wasn't even it's not even worth going that low right.
Speaker 3: I loved when I don't know if it was Mure
Speaker 3: or Lindsay. One of them asked him about the Affordable
Speaker 3: Care Act, because remember what he one of the things
Speaker 3: he ran on in twenty sixty was he was going
Speaker 3: to build the wall, which he only builds I think
Speaker 3: five miles. I think they said he did some of
Speaker 3: cares to the other didn't because he couldn't and Mexico
Speaker 3: was supposed to pay for it. They didn't pay for
Speaker 3: a dime. And he was going to repeal the Affordable
Speaker 3: Care Act, which he was unable to do. And so
Speaker 3: she said, so what would you put in place if
Speaker 3: you're gonna if you're gonna, you know, have the Affordable
Speaker 3: Care Act repealed? And he said, they have some concepts
Speaker 3: that they're planning on, you know, like they got concepts.
Speaker 4: The greatest concept you've ever heard it. That is how
Speaker 4: he a boy's answered. He always thought about was something
Speaker 4: that's greatest, the greatest thing you ever seen, more unbelievable
Speaker 4: than it's the same, like she say, it's the same
Speaker 4: old playbook every time. Unfortunately, unfortunately his base does not
Speaker 4: matter what he does because they are teamed Trump rather that.
Speaker 4: So that's the serious.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, it was funny halfway through, so I was trying
Speaker 3: to take my notes originally on the computer I'm too
Speaker 3: old school. I had to take them by a hand
Speaker 3: of note. But I had old friends that I worked
Speaker 3: with a million years ago, and she was one of
Speaker 3: the loveliest people that you've ever reat And she put
Speaker 3: a post up and at first I was looking for
Speaker 3: like I'm like, I was looking in the news trying
Speaker 3: to see what she was talking about. She goes, this
Speaker 3: lady is crazy. I didn't thought she was talking about Kamala.
Speaker 3: So if you love Trump, I think you think he
Speaker 3: did great and Kamala was a nut bag. And if
Speaker 3: you liked Kamala and you don't like Trump, it's it's
Speaker 3: vice versa. So I don't think either one of them
Speaker 3: changed people's minds. She might have gained people the women
Speaker 3: who were undecided, maybe some Republican women that were on
Speaker 3: the other side, But I don't know if the swing independence.
Speaker 3: We're gonna see I got my fingers on my toes cross,
Speaker 3: but we're gonna put the crowd size.
Speaker 4: Did you see that?
Speaker 3: I kept thinking of President Obama doing this. He's really
Speaker 3: obsessed with this cross. We almost lost his bananas.
Speaker 4: I hope and pray that she does not do another debate.
Speaker 4: I don't think she needs to now that she has
Speaker 4: a plan, I would like for her to do one
Speaker 4: big sit down interview with somebody too and just tell
Speaker 4: us what the policies are. I get her not saying
Speaker 4: that last night, because the copycat effect is real and
Speaker 4: they would use all her policies that she had because
Speaker 4: you know, here's the Fress conference just because he feels
Speaker 4: like it. But I wanted her to remind the American
Speaker 4: people of he when he was writing in twenty sixteen,
Speaker 4: he thought that President Obama took too many vacations and
Speaker 4: he played golf for President Obama played golf and vacations
Speaker 4: on his own dime. Meanwhile, Tom Trump plays golf as
Speaker 4: much as he could in his own golf course, and
Speaker 4: the US government pay for it. They did. They financed
Speaker 4: all of his golf trips and vacations and whatever he
Speaker 4: wanted to do. It's just it's just I'm unbelievable. But
Speaker 4: it's scary. And I'm hoping that we are registered at
Speaker 4: the vote. Go to vote dot org. I do have
Speaker 4: a new advertisement up, lestenim it's not you listen. She
Speaker 4: might want a debate, but that's the same thing that
Speaker 4: made your body lose. Y'all. Didn't like the way he
Speaker 4: did the debate. That is not the election. That is
Speaker 4: a ninety debate, but it yes, it does, and so
Speaker 4: it could be a plus and or a minus. She
Speaker 4: did her job. Now it's time for us to do ours.
Speaker 4: That means go your answer to the polls, be registered,
Speaker 4: and go like your life depends on it, because if
Speaker 4: you've seen what happened to Tyreek Hill, your life depends
Speaker 4: on it.
Speaker 3: Do you know who left the Democratic Party, Alan Dershowitz.
Speaker 4: Listen, listen and listen. And for that, for that one loss,
Speaker 4: we didn't get Liz and Dick Cheney to be right
Speaker 4: to be become Democrats. But we did get them to
Speaker 4: vote for Kamala Harris because they're voting for a country
Speaker 4: of a party, which is very important.
Speaker 3: I saw on he was very cagy, but you knew
Speaker 3: who he was talking about. Chris Christy did a great
Speaker 3: debrief today on the View with the ladies, and he's
Speaker 3: at the end he said, well, I'm not going to
Speaker 3: tell you who I'm voting for, but I can tell
Speaker 3: you I'm not voting for Trump.
Speaker 4: I think he's voted for I think he voted for
Speaker 4: Christy Crane's job.
Speaker 3: There's something about him that I find kind of and daring.
Speaker 3: I don't like the flip flopping. But I would have
Speaker 3: if he was the candidate. I would have trusted him enough.
Speaker 3: I think he you know, he would have done the
Speaker 3: right thing. I think he's presidential. You know, he wrote
Speaker 3: he ran, he ran a state. I think he'd be
Speaker 3: able to he'd be able to get it done.
Speaker 4: But it was.
Speaker 3: It was real. It was interesting, interesting television.
Speaker 4: It really was.
Speaker 3: I found last night. I was riveted. I couldn't take
Speaker 3: my eyes off. I kept waiting for him to get
Speaker 3: real crazy, but he didn't. He didn't raise his voice.
Speaker 3: He was calm. Yeah, well economy. Yeah.
Speaker 4: About the scariest part about the whole debate when he
Speaker 4: closed his eyes and it still looked like they were open.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, boy, I said, oh my god, that's skilled.
Speaker 4: Oh that was scary. It was good job to Kamin Harrison.
Speaker 4: Y'all know who we support over here. Y'all know who
Speaker 4: we support. And it's not that we don't support uh
Speaker 4: that would. We just don't want him to be the president.
Speaker 4: I don't care what happens to then in a good way.
Speaker 4: I don't want anything bad to happen to that man.
Speaker 4: I just don't want him in the over office for anything.
Speaker 4: I don't even want him in there for a meeting.
Speaker 4: I don't want him nowhere near it because he has
Speaker 4: proven time and tam again that he is not for
Speaker 4: the people. She kept saying that last night, even in
Speaker 4: his closing statements. It was not for the people. He
Speaker 4: is for self.
Speaker 3: He never once talked about the people and how and
Speaker 3: how he could do better for the people. He would
Speaker 3: do this, and he would do that. But he's not
Speaker 3: talking about the middle income people. He's not talking about
Speaker 3: middle America who's built, you know, built on their backs
Speaker 3: with their blood the country. But yeah, vote and pay
Speaker 3: attention because there are all sorts of countermeasures and stuff
Speaker 3: being done about election interference from other countries and all
Speaker 3: that jazz. The AI is real. So if you think
Speaker 3: you've got a question about something you're seeing, just google it.
Speaker 3: I mean, it takes two seconds to vent something. It
Speaker 3: takes no time at all.
Speaker 4: And here's the thing. Please don't listen to the polls
Speaker 4: we like last week so you believe that we are
Speaker 4: losing until we win, because the polls will send you
Speaker 4: off and you'll get complacent and relaxed, and we can't
Speaker 4: afford to do that. We cannot afford to lose out
Speaker 4: on one vote, So vote not not easily the transfer
Speaker 4: of power. You thought it was bad last time, but even.
Speaker 3: Last time, did you see he wouldn't even admit flame.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he had come out with a bunch.
Speaker 3: Of states and something about well we lost by a
Speaker 3: whisker or we whatever, and David, you were a question him.
Speaker 3: I think he was going to give him a hat
Speaker 3: on the back, like goos getting a little norm and
Speaker 3: he went, that's sarcasm. I didn't. He went right back
Speaker 3: into it even and I loved that she obviously when
Speaker 3: she said obviously he's having problems. He was fighted by anyone.
Speaker 4: He's having problems. Except that was the that was the lane,
Speaker 4: that the straw that broke the camera's back, dead lane,
Speaker 4: right they are? But uh, anyway, lady, thank you guys
Speaker 4: for doing us here at left a line. I'm telling
Speaker 4: you something right now. Politics is hot. We have fifty
Speaker 4: five days to be earth shattering, and I do I
Speaker 4: think I think it's going to be some some up
Speaker 4: and down rocky roads either way, So brace and prepare
Speaker 4: yourself because it's fifty five days. Maybe it's going to
Speaker 4: be on and popping. I love that. I did a
Speaker 4: show the other day ladies and gentlemen's called Comics Forkamada,
Speaker 4: and we had Jazz and Crockett on here talking about
Speaker 4: the intimidation factor of some I think it was in
Speaker 4: North Carolina or Virginia, but some coucko somebody came with
Speaker 4: a Koker stam hood on sitting outside the polls. This
Speaker 4: is the kind of tactics and the kind of foolish
Speaker 4: is that we are going to have to deal with.
Speaker 4: Like courage is measured very different from our ancestors. You're
Speaker 4: gonna have to step up to the plate because we
Speaker 4: cannot afford to lose this one. We just cannot. So
Speaker 4: we're not going back and guess what, no excuses. Thank
Speaker 4: you for joining us here, by the what can we
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Speaker 3: Oh on Clifford Bobby on Instagram and on a man,
Speaker 3: I'm Bobby Clifford and on but I'm never on TikTok.
Speaker 3: But same thing, Bobby Clifford.
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Speaker 4: We do coffee time every morning. But lady and gentlemen,
Speaker 4: it's imperative that we really take this seriously. That was
Speaker 4: just a taste of who common is, and that was
Speaker 4: just a little splatter of a debate. Remember that same
Speaker 4: ninety minutes bidy his position. Don't get caught up and
Speaker 4: complacent and run with it. You lose some, you win some.
Speaker 4: What we have to win is the war, not these battles.
Speaker 4: And the war is November fifth. So make sure you're
Speaker 4: readily get your ass to the polls both dot org
Speaker 4: if you're not sure, because the cheat is on. The
Speaker 4: cheat is on.
Speaker 3: And help a friend find find your your elders, make
Speaker 3: sure they're they're registered. Vote. Somebody just turned eighteen, make
Speaker 3: sure they're registered to vote. Get a little I don't know,
Speaker 3: get a little voting picnic or something.
Speaker 4: Get out there, whatever it takes, whatever it takes. And
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Speaker 4: trying to get you to change your mind. We are
Speaker 4: only trying to get to use your mind, because why Bobby.
Speaker 3: Is a mind and a vote or a terrible thing
Speaker 3: to waste.
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