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Speaker 4: Can't no fish do what I do? No hey, hey,
Speaker 4: it's just comedian's saying Monroe and welcome to this week's
Speaker 4: episode of Black and Learned.
Speaker 2: I know y'all, I've been on delay. I was busy.
Speaker 1: I had some things going on. I'm very excited to
Speaker 1: tell y'all about. But I first I have to tell
Speaker 1: you thank you for coming on with us this week.
Speaker 1: It is cancer season.
Speaker 2: I am a camp.
Speaker 1: Somebody got a birthday coming four days birth My birthday
Speaker 1: present today is I got my very fabulous co host
Speaker 1: this Bobby cliff and Hire.
Speaker 3: To his Hawaiian.
Speaker 2: For your healday.
Speaker 1: Hi your touts, Bobby, how are you? I?
Speaker 2: I'm from a love.
Speaker 1: I was in Yellow Springs, Ohio this weekend with the
Speaker 1: Goat himself, the One and Only missr Dave Chappelle and
Speaker 1: Oh my god, y'all, I've seen.
Speaker 2: Vain and Donielle Rollins, comedian Lounell.
Speaker 1: Matthew matt Wright, Michelle Wolfe. Oh my god, I was
Speaker 1: with so many fabulous people and we had a great
Speaker 1: time in Yellow Springs. I love your Yellow Springs, the
Speaker 1: summer camp the day does down there with all the comedians.
Speaker 2: It's so wonderful. If you guys get a chance to
Speaker 2: go anytime this summer.
Speaker 1: I think he does it every weekend, every Thursday, Friday
Speaker 1: and Saturday until the end of August. So if you
Speaker 1: guys get a chance, please go. It's a great experience.
Speaker 1: It's in the middle of a cornfield. I got corn,
Speaker 1: the corn stalk springing, the jeepest creepers of my friend,
Speaker 1: the scarecrows of my friend, and all the folks down
Speaker 1: there in Yellow Springs.
Speaker 2: Love them to flame my rope. So I love me
Speaker 2: some yellow sings when I moved there. Maybe not, but
Speaker 2: I do love me some yellow springs, like somebody called
Speaker 2: me look on my team and laying ooh.
Speaker 3: Sorry they have do they have different comedians every weekend?
Speaker 3: So does everybody get a shot or does he have
Speaker 3: persistent wites throughout?
Speaker 1: No, everybody? And Marshall Brandon. So Marshall Brandon is a
Speaker 1: staple and most of the time down there Roland and
Speaker 1: he's not on the road. But I love the fact
Speaker 1: that it's called Dave Chappelle and Friends because you never
Speaker 1: know who's going to be there. So even the other comics,
Speaker 1: we don't know who we're working with until we actually
Speaker 1: a rabbit.
Speaker 3: I love that.
Speaker 2: I love that great. Yeah.
Speaker 1: It keeps you on your toes right, yeah. And Michelle
Speaker 1: Wolfe was so wonderful. She talked to me about the
Speaker 1: White House Correspondent.
Speaker 2: She say, you, no.
Speaker 1: You would be great in that. I say, girl, they
Speaker 1: would never have my room mouf up there. She said, flame,
Speaker 1: Actually you would be fantastic.
Speaker 2: I said for it. I said, I will remove the
Speaker 2: N words.
Speaker 1: She said, that's all you have to do because they
Speaker 1: love the controversy and when you speak, you don't speak
Speaker 1: just about LGBT rights, you talk about everything. She said,
Speaker 1: you would be dynamic. I said, well, girl, hook it up.
Speaker 1: She said, I can put you in the right places.
Speaker 1: I get, Oh my.
Speaker 3: God, that is hysterical. That would be I mean, hey, exposure, exposure, exposure.
Speaker 3: I think it's it's like real estate, right location, location, location.
Speaker 2: That would be. That would be something, wouldn't the body seeing?
Speaker 3: I think that would be terrific. I would love to
Speaker 3: see it. You shine with anything new that you try.
Speaker 3: That I love it. I would love it.
Speaker 1: And speaking of politics, another politician was there, Andrew Yang,
Speaker 1: a former presidential candidate.
Speaker 2: He was there. We talked.
Speaker 1: He knew that I was supporting his and that I
Speaker 1: liked him, and he may throw his head in the
Speaker 1: ring again, and if he does, I'm going to be
Speaker 1: because I still support Yang.
Speaker 2: Biden was my option, right, Yang was my choice. Right,
Speaker 2: Hillary was my choice?
Speaker 3: No, no, right.
Speaker 2: Hillary, Yang was my choice. Biden was my option that
Speaker 2: I rolled with.
Speaker 1: But you know, and he was so great and we
Speaker 1: talked politics and he listens to that and learning as
Speaker 1: well as to see me on the Breakfast Club and
Speaker 1: other things.
Speaker 2: So it was a great networking weekend for me. I
Speaker 2: had three great shows.
Speaker 1: My favorite picture of all the pictures that we have
Speaker 1: post that I have posted because I got toungs up
Speaker 1: that I have not posted is the ones that me
Speaker 1: and Dave hugging each other, because I would love that
Speaker 1: he shows the genuine friendship between us. I think that
Speaker 1: is so wonderful. And we bantered together. We went back
Speaker 1: and forth. Oh, Bobby, I have to tell you all
Speaker 1: the joke. So Day said, blame. I would suck on
Speaker 1: your teddies, but they seemed to be a little saltier
Speaker 1: than I liked. I said, no, saltier than my balls,
Speaker 1: and everybody fell out, Bobby, and then he said, blame,
Speaker 1: I played a trick on you. I put I put
Speaker 1: secret and right guard in your room. I said, well,
Speaker 1: you just messed that joke up, because anybody used right
Speaker 1: guards in the seties. I said, you do the better,
Speaker 1: said you put old spice in there. When I said
Speaker 1: old spice, the whole cornfield just fell out that The
Speaker 1: scarecrows laugh, jepess creepers laugh, the crickets laugh. We had
Speaker 1: the best time, manager, and it shows that our friendship
Speaker 1: is not a stunt or an act. We have a
Speaker 1: genuine care for each other and I appreciate that. So
Speaker 1: thank you, Dave Chappelle. The go my friend, my buddy.
Speaker 3: Do you know what my favorite picture was that you posted.
Speaker 3: There's a picture of you where you're both laughing, just
Speaker 3: pure joy. You have your head back and you're laughing,
Speaker 3: and he is like leaning forward and laughing. I would
Speaker 3: have loved to paid money to know what was said
Speaker 3: at that moment, but.
Speaker 2: I think that was the joke.
Speaker 3: Oh was it okay? Because I was say said, oh
Speaker 3: my god, what I have. What I have loved to
Speaker 3: have been there.
Speaker 1: Bobby, you have to experience it. It was so wonderful
Speaker 1: and everybody looked just like you, Bobby. Everybody looked just
Speaker 1: like you.
Speaker 3: Oh God loves you.
Speaker 4: The ground.
Speaker 3: Perfect.
Speaker 2: Well, one of these days it was wonderful. So thank you.
Speaker 2: Thank you for the summer camp.
Speaker 1: You guys, if you get a chance to go to
Speaker 1: the play matter people out there listening out and laugh
Speaker 1: and learn, get a chance to go.
Speaker 2: Please experience it. It is beautiful.
Speaker 1: The food is great, the people are wonderful, the town
Speaker 1: is fantastic, and they saved the Yellow Springs, Ohio. When
Speaker 1: he did started this during the pandemic. This town might
Speaker 1: have went under. But with this, with him doing all
Speaker 1: these summer camps because I think they don't like show
Speaker 1: like eighty one or eighty two, it just took off.
Speaker 2: It just took off.
Speaker 3: I think that's true.
Speaker 2: That was my experience and it was great.
Speaker 3: I think that's true.
Speaker 1: As I got to work tonight, very good voice on
Speaker 1: the Hollywood Laugh Factory.
Speaker 2: But that's jumping to it by me, that's jumping you.
Speaker 1: I have not been apresst on what's been happening on
Speaker 1: the news, but I do know that on June thirtieth,
Speaker 1: the last day of Pride month, which we celebrated Pride,
Speaker 1: they had Pride celebrations everywhere, lots and lots of tributes,
Speaker 1: lots of everything. But the Supreme Court waited to do
Speaker 1: the thirty of the very last day to put to
Speaker 1: be to push a bill. Uh that was quite harmful
Speaker 1: to me towards OGBTQ community.
Speaker 3: Well you know what it was. It to me, it
Speaker 3: was it made your community your second class citizens. Right,
Speaker 3: So they willed in favor of Christian web designer in
Speaker 3: Colorado who refused to create websites for same sex weddings. Now,
Speaker 3: who'd ever want her? Anyway? She probably did crap work.
Speaker 3: So I can't even imagine just the miserable self. But
Speaker 3: it was a six to three vote. It wasn't even
Speaker 3: I would have liked to have seen it like, you know,
Speaker 3: close closer numbers. You know, they clearly had let us
Speaker 3: know the Supreme Court where they stood. I was a
Speaker 3: little disappointed with that, but yeah, it was just it
Speaker 3: was just disappointing, you know, everything that they've been doing
Speaker 3: the past week and a half. Obviously they're in session
Speaker 3: and I'm not really pleased with them right now.
Speaker 1: Well, I think that while my community was having all
Speaker 1: these movements, they were fighting.
Speaker 2: The wrong person.
Speaker 1: They were fighting many people that didn't agree with a
Speaker 1: pronoun or what have you. But they should have been
Speaker 1: paying closer attention to Trump appointed three conservative judges, appointed
Speaker 1: three conservative judges on the Supreme Court that were just
Speaker 1: not going to fall in line with what we wanted.
Speaker 2: So while when you the distraction was fighting with people
Speaker 2: like me who just have a different opinion. I'm not
Speaker 2: against my community. Judges have a different opinion. While you
Speaker 2: were making moves on me, they were making checkmates on
Speaker 2: you guys. And it's just it's ugly because guess what,
Speaker 2: by me. I fall up under that umbrolla. So I
Speaker 2: hope that we can fix that. And that's all I
Speaker 2: want to talk about that. I don't even want to say.
Speaker 2: I don't even want to there's not much more to say.
Speaker 2: When you dig up, yeah, and when you dig a
Speaker 2: hole for one person, it's in the Bible. Make sure
Speaker 2: you dig a second hole for yourself.
Speaker 1: Speaking of digging a hole, can we talk about the
Speaker 1: whole digger himself?
Speaker 2: The grave digger himself. Clarence Thomas had a potent to
Speaker 2: the from the from the slums of nothing to the
Speaker 2: Supreme Court off affirmative action and was the first one
Speaker 2: to side against it.
Speaker 3: Can you imagine I just, instead of trying to push
Speaker 3: push things forward now, if we could do what I
Speaker 3: like to think that affirmative action wasn't needed, I would
Speaker 3: I would like to know to think that we were
Speaker 3: a big enough community that the best person got the job,
Speaker 3: the best people got in the best. But it has
Speaker 3: to be equal. But that's not what's happened. It hasn't
Speaker 3: been so successful, has it without affirmative action. So the
Speaker 3: fact that we've gone back in time forty years from
Speaker 3: this decision was put into place and this is where
Speaker 3: we're at. I absolutely can't can't. I can't stand it now.
Speaker 3: Do I think that, because you know, I'm in the
Speaker 3: Boston area and Harvard is just out of their mind.
Speaker 3: They can't believe that this has actually happened. Do I
Speaker 3: think They're going to just do their own affirmative action?
Speaker 3: Probably until somebody sues them if they get caught doing it.
Speaker 3: But what an absolute disappointment. And to think somebody that
Speaker 3: had benefited from it so much voted against it, and
Speaker 3: his ass wouldn't even be in the seat if it
Speaker 3: wasn't for a firm invection.
Speaker 1: You know, there's a there's an adage about they say
Speaker 1: about black people, I say, but lots of people about
Speaker 1: crabs and a barrow.
Speaker 2: Why wouldn't you not want somebody else to be afforded
Speaker 2: the same opportunity. I want you to go from being
Speaker 2: born as a dirt, poor.
Speaker 1: Nothing, to be coming whatever you want to be, all
Speaker 1: the way to the Supreme Court, Supreme Court Justice.
Speaker 2: He's only the second.
Speaker 1: Black person to hold that office, after the great third
Speaker 1: Good Marsha. And I said the Great Marsha because Clarence
Speaker 1: Thomas is not great, and his history will when he
Speaker 1: leaves office and whenever, his history, his record would not
Speaker 1: say that he was great, not for not for the
Speaker 1: positive things. It would say he was horrible for the
Speaker 1: negative things. So you would want to have wanted to
Speaker 1: have leave and let out ship. I'm sorry you would
Speaker 1: have wanted to leave a nice legacy, but he can't leave.
Speaker 2: His legacy is. Hey, his legacy has been in this.
Speaker 2: His legacy is. You don't want anybody else to succeed
Speaker 2: that had the same opportunities that you had because you
Speaker 2: thought you were an anomaly, you could be the only one.
Speaker 2: You're not even number one, you were number two. You're
Speaker 2: the second black person to hold that seat. It is,
Speaker 2: it is pre ponderous to me, Bobby, But I don't know.
Speaker 1: And you know, what's so said is that the world
Speaker 1: went after Anita Heel so hard. They tore Nita Heel up,
Speaker 1: and she told us exactly who he was back in
Speaker 1: the eighties.
Speaker 2: Nobody believes her.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean that would believe her now? Oh, Honest
Speaker 3: to god, I just I'm disappointed. I guess that again,
Speaker 3: as I said, I'm dis disappointed with the Supreme Court
Speaker 3: right now. I just can't believe he of all people
Speaker 3: wouldn't want more for everybody, But I mean, this is
Speaker 3: sort of where we're at, right There's such a division,
Speaker 3: there's such a them and an us, and another disappointment,
Speaker 3: another big deal.
Speaker 2: Well, he's a bim ex example of I want you
Speaker 2: to do good, just not better than me. But I
Speaker 2: don't even know if he wants you to do good.
Speaker 2: I think he wants to be the number one. You know,
Speaker 2: they say it's lonely at it's room. It's lonely at
Speaker 2: the top. I don't want to be at the top
Speaker 2: by myself. I need somebody to rub on me.
Speaker 3: I want I want there to be room at the
Speaker 3: top for everybody. I want every little kid to feel
Speaker 3: like they they have the option to be whatever they
Speaker 3: want to be. You know, when you're little, I'm sure
Speaker 3: your kids said to you, I want to be a ballerina,
Speaker 3: and I want to be a and yes, you've got
Speaker 3: that opportunity. That's what I want for people. So this
Speaker 3: was again, this was a disappointment. Maybe in forty more
Speaker 3: years we wouldn't need affirmative action, but we certainly needed
Speaker 3: in the climate, this political climate right now. So I
Speaker 3: am really disappointed that this was turned around It's going
Speaker 3: to be interesting to see if some of the states
Speaker 3: take this on by themselves or the schools if they're
Speaker 3: if they're allowed to do so, I think this is
Speaker 3: going to be bigger.
Speaker 2: It's not just go ahead, but as the flip side
Speaker 2: to it too. So let me let me y'all y'all mind,
Speaker 2: I like me for in the miny black folks for.
Speaker 1: This one, because what taking away affirmative action is a
Speaker 1: is a somebody taking a piece of gasoline and sticking
Speaker 1: up under the HBCUs because to me, and I'm not
Speaker 1: saying to blow it up, but to make them step
Speaker 1: it up. Because a lot of the dorm on the HBCUs,
Speaker 1: and I don'tly know this from personal experience because of
Speaker 1: my son, the dorm, the living quarters are just substandards.
Speaker 2: They're not nice and and they need to be pushed up.
Speaker 2: They need to really get into.
Speaker 1: More people leaning towards helping and making HBCUs better. So
Speaker 1: former alumni should donate, people should not donating more. They
Speaker 1: need to have more fundraisers to make HBCUs.
Speaker 2: Better quality education.
Speaker 1: Now you get a great education at HBCU and culturally,
Speaker 1: but it could be better, especially with the living quarters,
Speaker 1: and so I couldn't come from living in a really
Speaker 1: nice place to go and living in some place that
Speaker 1: was just not up to part because that's not what
Speaker 1: you're used to, and you can't get until eighteen or
Speaker 1: nineteen yeard.
Speaker 2: They don't understand that.
Speaker 1: It's like going from It's like when you a person who,
Speaker 1: like you've been living your house sixty years and then
Speaker 1: we take you out of your comfort.
Speaker 2: Zone and put you in someplace strange.
Speaker 1: A lot of people lose their senses behind that because
Speaker 1: you're so you lose your familiarity.
Speaker 3: No, no, I agree with that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is taking away affirmative action. I'm hoping that
Speaker 2: the HBCU stepped it up.
Speaker 3: I do, but I also want to get back to
Speaker 3: affirmative action. So when I went to get my masters,
Speaker 3: I looked around. I ended up going to a state
Speaker 3: school because I wanted a school that was the most diverse.
Speaker 3: I want to hear other people's opinions. I want to
Speaker 3: know what's going on and what their struggle is so
Speaker 3: that I can be compassionate to it, empathetic to it,
Speaker 3: understand it. I might not agree with it, but at
Speaker 3: least if I saw whatever their issue is and it's totality,
Speaker 3: I could understand it better. So I'm just I'm still
Speaker 3: disappointed with the other schools. I understand where you're going
Speaker 3: with the historically black schools, but I don't think it's
Speaker 3: just it's it's just on them. I think I think
Speaker 3: all schools I like to see diversity. So this is
Speaker 3: really rocking my way.
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, no, oh no, no, no, I get that, Bobby.
Speaker 1: But a lot of other campuses or you know, higher
Speaker 1: Stamfords or whatever. Yeah, everybody you know benefit from hb
Speaker 1: I mean from a firmative action. But their dorms were,
Speaker 1: the living facilities were decent and nice. And because I
Speaker 1: mean to step it up, because I want this education.
Speaker 1: I want this education at this particular HBCU, But.
Speaker 2: I don't want to live in squalor while I'm receiving
Speaker 2: my education.
Speaker 3: No, I think for what they charge you for those schools,
Speaker 3: I can't believe that it wouldn't be they wouldn't be
Speaker 3: decent living quarters. Anyway, when you're paying fifteen to thirty
Speaker 3: thousand for women board, you know that's not that should be.
Speaker 3: They should well that's a whole lot of they should
Speaker 3: be individual rooms almost or just two people in a room,
Speaker 3: not these big quads and that shot. So I get
Speaker 3: what you're coming with with that.
Speaker 1: And my son was in the honors dorms, so they
Speaker 1: were supposed to be like the nicer ones. But that
Speaker 1: was the nicer one I lived in. The projects was
Speaker 1: nicer than that. I ain't gonna I ain't gonna say
Speaker 1: the name of the school, but oh, the projects was
Speaker 1: nicer than that.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's lousy. That's really lousy. I mean, because
Speaker 3: kids are pigs, pigs and pigs. But if the if
Speaker 3: the quarter is that nice to begin with, it makes
Speaker 3: it even There's no cleaning that's gonna that's gonna make
Speaker 3: it any better. Disappointing, disappointing.
Speaker 1: Well, hope, hopefully we will get some kind of some
Speaker 1: kind of resolve with the suffirmative action. It's not a
Speaker 1: pushing back, and it's a lot of back and forth,
Speaker 1: but we'll see. Speaking of which, Bobby, since we got
Speaker 1: back and forth and pushback, let's talk about a step back.
Speaker 1: Larry Nasser, pedophile, rapist whatever he is in prison, was
Speaker 1: stabbed in Florida. Will stab six times in the back
Speaker 1: and the neck back. They say, one or two inmates
Speaker 1: right now they're just counting one. But with all the
Speaker 1: stab woones he got, they say it's two.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: This is the if you're not familiar with who Verry
Speaker 1: Nasa is, audience, he is the young he's the doctor
Speaker 1: who was convicted for one hundred and twenty five years.
Speaker 2: What was it, Bobby one hundred?
Speaker 1: I think so, yeah, blessing all of these girls from
Speaker 1: the from sports, from the.
Speaker 3: Olympics, the college gymnists, Olympics, they were the Olympians and
Speaker 3: college gymnasts. He was a big sports doctor, supposedly a
Speaker 3: great doctor. It's it's kind of sad to think that
Speaker 3: such a a large mind could be such a pig.
Speaker 3: But yes, I mean that was.
Speaker 2: Uh, thank you. Look, I ain't that crazy about Florida,
Speaker 2: but thank you Florida. And I'm not praising what happened
Speaker 2: in him.
Speaker 1: But when you dig one hole, big six more because
Speaker 1: he got six stab wounds that were six holes.
Speaker 2: Oh not nice.
Speaker 3: I can't even imagine. I can't even well, you know,
Speaker 3: people don't like like people who they don't like rapists,
Speaker 3: they don't like child molesters, they don't there is a
Speaker 3: certain code in prison, right then, hope, hopefully Jesus sign
Speaker 3: of affecta.
Speaker 2: But so he crossed the board that that has nothing,
Speaker 2: that has nothing to do with race at all, that
Speaker 2: has nothing to do with a black caucage.
Speaker 1: If you are a child molested or pedophile in jail,
Speaker 1: they're coming after your ass.
Speaker 2: That is the truth.
Speaker 3: Especially Olympians like we are. We are such a sports
Speaker 3: oriented and sports team type of group. So I am
Speaker 3: sure the fact that people that represent our country were
Speaker 3: being molested young kids by this pervert. It didn't do
Speaker 3: well by him in prison, So thank god, thank god.
Speaker 1: Oh girls, I remember when he tried when he was
Speaker 1: sent this Bobby and the dad said, as the Jews,
Speaker 1: just give me one minute with him, just one minute,
Speaker 1: and it just said no. End went after him in court.
Speaker 1: They had to actually tackle the father. This is what
Speaker 1: I'm talking about. That was that was such frustration. So
Speaker 1: I'm not going to say that he deserves it. I'm
Speaker 1: damn sure not going to say that he didn't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I kin't of even he got I just looked
Speaker 3: it up because I wasn't sure of of the number
Speaker 3: of years. It was his sixty year sentence for federal
Speaker 3: child pornography charges. So I mean, it'll certainly because I
Speaker 3: think he was in his late fifties. It'll certainly be
Speaker 3: with his life, his lifetime in Sumterville, Florida, wherever that.
Speaker 1: Is, well, with his lifetime. His lifetime ain't looking very
Speaker 1: long right now because this was just the first attack.
Speaker 1: This was just the first attack.
Speaker 2: I can only imagine what he goes through on a
Speaker 2: daily that he probably can't even sleep. He has and
Speaker 2: the words of jin.
Speaker 1: He has to keep his head on a swoovel because
Speaker 1: he will constantly be under attack because of his because
Speaker 1: of his crime, and all those young girls, all of
Speaker 1: those young girls.
Speaker 3: So what is the alternatives? Have daughter, what is the
Speaker 3: exactly flame? What is the alternative? Him just being in
Speaker 3: solitary by himself. He'll probably lose his mind if they
Speaker 3: can't put him in general population.
Speaker 2: But but.
Speaker 1: Well, here's the thing, Bobby, when you're in prison, your
Speaker 1: life is not your own. So even if he was
Speaker 1: in solitary confinement, who's not to say that a prison?
Speaker 1: To god, he's one hundred dollars. Let me in there,
Speaker 1: Let us sit there for five minutes, you know. So
Speaker 1: he's he's constantly in danger. But guess what he put
Speaker 1: himself there?
Speaker 3: He did that yeah, no, no, no, no, yeah, so
Speaker 3: I don't. It's it's an inform. It's worth mentioning. But
Speaker 3: we're not. We're not giving him a lot of giving
Speaker 3: him a lot of creed and sets for sure. Can
Speaker 3: you believe it's been five hundred Oh oh go ahead,
Speaker 3: Yeah no, I can't.
Speaker 2: You got your girls.
Speaker 1: I'm not giving him a pass because if it had
Speaker 1: been me, I think I wouldn't try to go to
Speaker 1: prison just to get to it.
Speaker 2: You go to a man, spend attention. I can.
Speaker 3: So. President Biden is on a three country tour and
Speaker 3: it really is over the fact that I can't believe
Speaker 3: it's been five hundred days since the Ukraine War started.
Speaker 3: So he's first going to see King Charles because now
Speaker 3: he has been voted king uh and then he goes
Speaker 3: to Lithuania for then NATO's summit to try to drum
Speaker 3: up some support. He doesn't feel it's the right time
Speaker 3: for which I guess he spoke with President Zelensky for
Speaker 3: them to join NATO because I guess what happens, and
Speaker 3: it makes sense when they say it, but I thought
Speaker 3: a little badly for Ukraine, they're not getting the thumbs
Speaker 3: up to join NATO right now until the war is over,
Speaker 3: because if they do, then that means if they're part
Speaker 3: of NATO, all of NATO, those countries, including US, have
Speaker 3: to go to war. So they told them that the
Speaker 3: time is coming. He just needs them to do a
Speaker 3: little housework. They're going to get their reforms political, governance
Speaker 3: and economical under under key, and then maybe next time
Speaker 3: that they have a summit, they'll they'll be voted in.
Speaker 3: I guess Sweden is also looking to join NATO as well,
Speaker 3: So he is, and then.
Speaker 2: He goes and I get and I get yeah, and
Speaker 2: I get what Biden is saying. I get what people
Speaker 2: on the other side are saying too, that they want
Speaker 2: him to join. But you're right, if he's so right
Speaker 2: about this, to me, my opinion that why bring them
Speaker 2: into the folk while theyre in the middle of a
Speaker 2: war with Russia.
Speaker 1: Let this get resolved, and then writes, if you guys
Speaker 1: wanted to be a part of NATO, you could have
Speaker 1: been a part of NATO before this this strike, or
Speaker 1: before they struck, you know, decided to attack them, and
Speaker 1: then all these countries would have been involved and probably
Speaker 1: had they been a part of NATO, Russia may have
Speaker 1: never done this, because then Russia would have been getting
Speaker 1: hit so many different sides.
Speaker 3: You know, it's just exactly right in America.
Speaker 2: Don't need no more drama. America got so many issues
Speaker 2: right here. I really don't need to open up another
Speaker 2: can of nothing. No, I don't have solved to Biden
Speaker 2: for making them correct decision. To me, well, I.
Speaker 3: Think so too. And one of the big things we
Speaker 3: can't go to war probably is over. He has just
Speaker 3: approved for them to get something called cluster munitions that
Speaker 3: have been very controversial. But he said, listen, they're desperate
Speaker 3: for AMMO. They don't have any. They are on a war.
Speaker 3: The war is on the ground, and they need they
Speaker 3: need the AMMO. And the United States ourselves are low
Speaker 3: on AMMO because we've given so many. We can't give
Speaker 3: any more of our regular So he went and spoke
Speaker 3: with all of our allies, some of them are against it.
Speaker 3: That will be at that will be at the summit,
Speaker 3: as well as spoke with President Zelenski and the leaders
Speaker 3: on the Hill, just to make sure everybody understands why
Speaker 3: he is. He has approved these cluster munition munitions. There
Speaker 3: are multiple types. He has approved something called a LOA done.
Speaker 3: In other words, it gets if someone's getting shot, I
Speaker 3: guess it shoots within a certain range, it doesn't go out,
Speaker 3: and it keeps the bystanders as protected as he possibly can.
Speaker 3: So that's he's sort of on a three go ahead.
Speaker 2: Those those rolling bombs are very dangerous. They will kill it.
Speaker 2: They will kill a lot of people. Get I get that.
Speaker 2: Those rolling bombs don't because it's like a bullet going out.
Speaker 1: They don't have a name on it. There's not a
Speaker 1: target it, right, you know, So I get that. But
Speaker 1: we ain't gave no weapons. We ain't gave it with
Speaker 1: nothing America. If y'all want to know when it started
Speaker 1: all over North and Ronald.
Speaker 2: Reagan's right arms racist and our board, we sold so
Speaker 2: many weapons of mass destructure, and then people are turning
Speaker 2: around and using against us or improving on the weapons
Speaker 2: that we have sold exactly and now they even have
Speaker 2: better weapons than we have. So it is just a
Speaker 2: nobody wants to start at the root of when it
Speaker 2: all started.
Speaker 1: They want to blame the person that's in the position now.
Speaker 1: But let's take it back on who kicked all of
Speaker 1: this off. But you know, of course Biden is the president,
Speaker 1: so he's going to get all the kickback and all
Speaker 1: the feedback. It's just and he's taking it. Stid Oh
Speaker 1: is a pimp and I'm loving Biden. I wanted to
Speaker 1: get four more years unless I get but.
Speaker 2: We take them for four more years. But whoever taking
Speaker 2: that cocaine into the White House, he'd.
Speaker 3: Be perky if it was.
Speaker 1: He wouldn't go ahead, Bobby, No, go ahead.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, it's our connection. No. I was just gonna say,
Speaker 3: I think what we're hearing is a lot of clickbait, right.
Speaker 3: I think that you know, the family, the full family
Speaker 3: is on vacation. They were at Camp David, and nobody
Speaker 3: even for close to a week. I think it was
Speaker 3: five days or something hadn't been in the White House.
Speaker 3: But you know, you get I think it was a
Speaker 3: Fox News person who is who kept kind of pushing
Speaker 3: the envelope, wondering it was the family in you know,
Speaker 3: they're they're wondering if it's actually Hunter, right, But no,
Speaker 3: the answer was no.
Speaker 1: But I think, yeah, yeah, I was about to say
Speaker 1: that before you uh and before you you Republicans.
Speaker 2: And Hunter has not been at the White House in
Speaker 2: a few weeks, so that's not his it's not his.
Speaker 3: It's definitely not his. And we would see a little
Speaker 3: a little up in the stop for Joe if it
Speaker 3: was Joe's right. Uh so, No, it's it's so. But
Speaker 3: but I will be interested to know, though, who's bringing
Speaker 3: drugs into the White House. Of all the places in
Speaker 3: the world, some people do the stupidest stuff, now, you know.
Speaker 3: And then we'll they'll be outraged. We'll hear that too. Oh,
Speaker 3: my rights, we were taken away from me because I
Speaker 3: just brought in a little bit of I didn't know
Speaker 3: what that was. I thought it was sugar. People are
Speaker 3: just the imbeciles make some good decisions, Robbie.
Speaker 2: I agree with you.
Speaker 1: I think I believe if anybody brunning, it was just
Speaker 1: to make my look bad. You know, it all bits
Speaker 1: off right now because they want they want the White
Speaker 1: House back. So anything and there than they can do
Speaker 1: to discredit this man as a president or as a leader,
Speaker 1: they're definitely going.
Speaker 2: To try to do it. I'm with you, Bobby.
Speaker 1: Had he taken a bump or two, he might be
Speaker 1: a lot more perfyet, I'm sure you would appreciate it.
Speaker 3: My god, that's that's terrible. Hey, let me let me
Speaker 3: ask you have you heard about this is it's blowing
Speaker 3: my mind to this case. It's been on Cuomo for
Speaker 3: a few days. That Rudy Fariah. He is a kid
Speaker 3: that supposedly went missing. You know, he was on the
Speaker 3: milk bottles, the whole bit, the milk, the milk cans.
Speaker 3: The mother was go fund me, paging it and begging
Speaker 3: for help. He showed up last week in a Houston
Speaker 3: church and it turns out he wasn't missing at all.
Speaker 3: He was at home with his mother. Is that the craziest.
Speaker 2: The mother was running scam trying you have money, you
Speaker 2: have some money something.
Speaker 3: Well, now he's come forward.
Speaker 2: To oh go ahead, no, I'm listening. I'm listening to you.
Speaker 3: He came. He came forward and said that the mother
Speaker 3: has been using him as a sex slave. Now she
Speaker 3: was saying he was sent down to Mexico for sex trafficking.
Speaker 3: So that's a little strange. But the Houston police, I
Speaker 3: don't know where they've been for eight years. But they
Speaker 3: can't corroborate that, so they're not you know, they they
Speaker 3: haven't got any proof on that that yet, although it
Speaker 3: is being investigated, they said, But I just don't how
Speaker 3: do you not notice a kid that's been in the
Speaker 3: same house. But I don't know how they do it.
Speaker 3: Do they go and they visit the mother and say
Speaker 3: have you seen anything? Are they just calling her on
Speaker 3: the phone. I just don't know how you do this.
Speaker 3: How you miss a kid? He's not a little.
Speaker 2: Kid, Bobby, Bobby. I don't know. But I do know
Speaker 2: that the pandemic brought out all.
Speaker 3: The true, true, true true, like yeah.
Speaker 2: Pan, it brought out monsters, It brought out people.
Speaker 1: Some people were monsters, and it was living dormant until
Speaker 1: they were stuck in their house for two years and
Speaker 1: the monster was a to come to life.
Speaker 3: No, no, I agree, but this this mother was a
Speaker 3: monster five years before that, right, But I do say
Speaker 3: the last three years I agree with that. I wasn't
Speaker 3: even thinking they They wouldn't even been going to the
Speaker 3: house probably or even checking in. But I'm going to
Speaker 3: be quite interested to see how this kind of goes down.
Speaker 3: The mother supposedly is very manipulative because she had an
Speaker 3: older son that was killed in a motorcycle accident, and
Speaker 3: somehow she called the Marines and got a military funeral
Speaker 3: for the son that I think he might have gone
Speaker 3: into a recruiter's office. But he didn't sign anything, he
Speaker 3: didn't go through boot camp, he didn't do anything. And
Speaker 3: how she got a military funeral, I have no idea,
Speaker 3: but so she seems to be a little savvy with
Speaker 3: whatever she's doing. But that is that is some if
Speaker 3: that's true, that is some sick six stuff. And I
Speaker 3: think you're right.
Speaker 2: About it. Yeah, monsters were created.
Speaker 1: Monsters were not created during the pandemic, but they were
Speaker 1: allowed to be born. They were already dormant, but they
Speaker 1: were allowed to get life and breadth, and they came
Speaker 1: out in so many different ways, even with all the
Speaker 1: hostility of shooting.
Speaker 2: Because a lot of people don't like themselves.
Speaker 1: They realized when they were homestuck along with themselves they had.
Speaker 2: To deal with them. Some people don't like them. Somebody
Speaker 2: who don't like them. I like me.
Speaker 1: I like all these monsters that live in me too.
Speaker 1: And I say it all the time. If you do
Speaker 1: not allow your other personality to get their time, they
Speaker 1: will get their time when you don't want them to.
Speaker 3: No, it's true. I'm okay with myself too. I've never
Speaker 3: I've never. I never was one of those kids that
Speaker 3: you know that hate themselves or maybe I should have,
Speaker 3: but I was lucky enough that I didn't so, and
Speaker 3: as you know, I'm very vocal, so your platform. Actually, no,
Speaker 3: they know it's a sickness.
Speaker 2: It's a sickness.
Speaker 3: And then that's working remotely is awful. I gloma on
Speaker 3: adults like a hope. I want a hot dog whenever
Speaker 3: I get a chance to actually connect with people. But yeah,
Speaker 3: but I mean, it's this is some This is some sad,
Speaker 3: sad stuff. Yeah. I hope to God this poor kid,
Speaker 3: if it's true, I hope somebody gets him some help
Speaker 3: because he's got to be in his mid twenties now.
Speaker 3: I don't know if he's slow, Like I really don't
Speaker 3: know anything. Well, this mother is just that manipulative. I
Speaker 3: really don't know this. But it's that is some sad stuff.
Speaker 3: I liked how we started this and how we're ending it.
Speaker 3: I like tearing about your trip.
Speaker 1: But no, no, no, no, we don't end on the
Speaker 1: high know, we just get we got to get it out.
Speaker 1: I mean, this is the world that this is the
Speaker 1: America that we living. This is the America, and we
Speaker 1: have to talk about it. Even with our conversations and
Speaker 1: what we're talking about everybody else, you know, won't won't
Speaker 1: always voice their opinion because people are terrified and afree.
Speaker 1: I ain't excused shep. But being broken, God, I.
Speaker 3: Hate being broke. That was awful. I did that my
Speaker 3: twenties and not again. It wasn't fun, you know, and
Speaker 3: that's broke. Bro I'm broke now because the student lungs.
Speaker 3: But that's totally different than when you're really worrying, you know,
Speaker 3: worrying about how you're going to pay the bills and
Speaker 3: feed the kid and everything, all that stuff that I
Speaker 3: never want to do that again.
Speaker 1: I'm with you, yeah so, but but on a light
Speaker 1: of nobody guess it's the summertime.
Speaker 2: It's you lie. I have a birthday on Friday.
Speaker 1: Don't laugh, just leap and uh cancer season And if
Speaker 1: you're going to be in southern California, we're going to
Speaker 1: have a.
Speaker 2: Little birthday roast as free voices next Monday. And we
Speaker 2: are here. Thank you, Aaron, thank you, my Bobby.
Speaker 1: Uh with this and left and I know we was behind,
Speaker 1: but we're going to have we were spoken to have
Speaker 1: an interview with makes the Gray last week, but we're
Speaker 1: going to do it now on Friday.
Speaker 2: Perfect and I didn't want you to be a part
Speaker 2: of that conversation.
Speaker 1: Bobby.
Speaker 2: I think I want you to be a part of
Speaker 2: that because I think that would be great because you're
Speaker 2: in life. We are not trying to get you to
Speaker 2: change Yeah, we're not trying to get you to change
Speaker 2: your We only try to get you to use your mind,
Speaker 2: because why, Bobby.
Speaker 3: A mind is a terrible thing to waste.
Speaker 1: Good God, and Florida, y'all wasted, y'all man, But Florida,
Speaker 1: I don't know what what what what city was at
Speaker 1: the end.
Speaker 2: Of Naster's in dere.
Speaker 3: Sumterville.
Speaker 2: I think I'm going to send one hundred dollars to
Speaker 2: that prison just for GPS.
Speaker 3: I know that it is terrible.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, they said, you know you're supposed to. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they say, love your neighbor and forgive people.
Speaker 5: But it's some things to me that it is just.
Speaker 5: And he did it for such a long time. It
Speaker 5: wasn't like it was just, but it was so many
Speaker 5: and he got away with it and right in it up.
Speaker 1: Under their noses and their faces, and those girls reported that,
Speaker 1: and they let that go and go and go.
Speaker 2: I have no sympathy for.
Speaker 3: Him, Yeah, no, no, I don't either, because he's in
Speaker 3: one of those professions that you're supposed to trust them.
Speaker 3: So you know, like when you hear about the you
Speaker 3: used to hear about the priests or the boy Scout
Speaker 3: leaders or the people that were in key positions. And
Speaker 3: I hate saying that about the priest because it was
Speaker 3: less than one percent, but still, doctors are another one
Speaker 3: of those fields where these kids we train them to
Speaker 3: trust your doctor, to to be comfortable and open, and
Speaker 3: and then to have somebody do something like this, it's
Speaker 3: absolutely disgraceful.
Speaker 2: So no, he.
Speaker 3: Does get what's coming from and hopefully it's this is
Speaker 3: like the seventh or eighth week of the writer's strike.
Speaker 3: Let's please Jesus, let it be open. I mean over soon,
Speaker 3: because I'm dying for some good television.
Speaker 2: I do want the writer strike to be over, but
Speaker 2: I want them to get what they want.
Speaker 3: I'm absolutely in.
Speaker 1: I work in the industry when I can, and these
Speaker 1: streaming platforms are getting over like the fat red. These
Speaker 1: writers have written and think their time and use their creativity.
Speaker 1: They deserve to be compensated. So I'm hoping that they
Speaker 1: come to a happy medium sometime soon. In the very
Speaker 1: near future.
Speaker 3: Oh, I agree. I'm hoping they get everything. I was
Speaker 3: raised in a team store household, so the union is
Speaker 3: everything to me, and I'm hoping these people. You're exactly
Speaker 3: right if this is how they make their money. And
Speaker 3: people don't always work. You know, you have to get
Speaker 3: a show, just like actors and everything else. So no,
Speaker 3: they need to they need to be paid. So but
Speaker 3: thank you very much for the.
Speaker 2: Say that again, Bobby, Yeah, so you need to get paid.
Speaker 1: Say that again, Bobby. People don't, you know, say the part.
Speaker 1: People don't always work because I had my seventeen years
Speaker 1: the last year, because of last week, because of my community.
Speaker 2: But I'm telling you that the sun is bright and
Speaker 2: the clouds are moving.
Speaker 1: Y'all get ready.
Speaker 2: Some things are coming. Some things are coming, y'all get ready. Bobby,
Speaker 2: thank you for joining me today. I appreciate you. Guess
Speaker 2: this episode of Left Learned Out and thank you. We listen,
Speaker 2: We appreciate you.
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