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Speaker 4: This is comedian Same Monroe, and welcome to this week's
Speaker 4: episode of Laughing Larnt. Yes we are two days late,
Speaker 4: but y'all still with us, and we appreciate it.
Speaker 3: We had stuff to do.
Speaker 4: Bobby had a North Eastern I had a baby and
Speaker 4: a pregnancy and all of that, and we had something
Speaker 4: to do.
Speaker 3: But we are That was a joke.
Speaker 4: But we're here now, ladies and gentlemen, and we're glad
Speaker 4: that you are here to us. Hi you, Bobby Clifford.
Speaker 2: What have you been up to?
Speaker 3: No, it's what have we been up to?
Speaker 4: Did you see that we have made the cut of
Speaker 4: women of Black Effect Network?
Speaker 3: Did you see that? Bobby?
Speaker 2: Well, yes I did. I'mre incentive to us, and yes
Speaker 2: I I almost I almost had a stroke.
Speaker 4: That's very Uma would be so pleased you the only look.
Speaker 4: Doctor Umar will be so pleased. You're the only snow
Speaker 4: bunny in the picture. I love it.
Speaker 2: I told you, I higher. I hope they keep it up.
Speaker 3: Oh. I thought that was great. Thank you Black Effect
Speaker 3: for seeing us.
Speaker 4: Listen, we're coming back for season five, and I'm telling
Speaker 4: you it's not only because of you guys.
Speaker 3: It's because of Black Effect.
Speaker 4: And it's this truth that's coming out being Bobby's mouth
Speaker 4: about being an American citizen in this crazy country.
Speaker 3: But we're gonna get to that in a minute. Bobby,
Speaker 3: we lost somebody this week. Who do we lose?
Speaker 2: Oh, we lose a couple. We learned, we lost a congressman,
Speaker 2: but we lost Norm from Cheers.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, George Wins went, uh huh, you went to
Speaker 4: the bathroom, but he went to heaven right now?
Speaker 2: He went to heaven and his bad he would they
Speaker 2: found him inly. I mean a beauty terrible for the family,
Speaker 2: a beautiful way for for someone to pass.
Speaker 3: Yeah, to transition.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's absolutely wonderful. And we lost Jerry Conley. He
Speaker 2: was a Virginia Democrat. He had a sophag jail cancer.
Speaker 2: He made the announcement in November, I think, and said
Speaker 2: that he wouldn't run another term. But I don't think
Speaker 2: they were expecting him to go to go as as
Speaker 2: quickly as that which is well.
Speaker 3: Rest in peace to both of those men.
Speaker 4: Uh shout out to both the families from us. Our
Speaker 4: heart goes down to you because death is death is
Speaker 4: death is never ending. It's going to continue to go
Speaker 4: so and we all it's a walk that we will
Speaker 4: all take. But uh, I love George went on Cheers though, Bobby,
Speaker 4: because I did love Cheers. Percy Alley was She wrote,
Speaker 4: I loved Kirsty Alley.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, my got talking about cancer and going
Speaker 2: and I actually want to mention my friend Ifi and Nigaz.
Speaker 2: I went to her funeral today, forty seven years old,
Speaker 2: died of colon cancer. She was fighting it for I
Speaker 2: think about seven years. Her family said five, but it
Speaker 2: was two years before COVID. And she's got an eleven
Speaker 2: year old and a sixteen year old and they were
Speaker 2: little when she got it, and she was just trying.
Speaker 2: She wanted to get them through high school. That was
Speaker 2: her goal. I'm all cried out, so I don't think
Speaker 2: I'm going to cry. It was a tough day. But
Speaker 2: get your colonoscopes people. I'm still I still have to
Speaker 2: get mine, so I want to talk. But to think somebody,
Speaker 2: I think she was like forty when she first contracted it.
Speaker 2: So you've got to get your your colon oscar base.
Speaker 4: And you see it affects everybody from the rich to
Speaker 4: the poor. Because now I belove it. President Biden has
Speaker 4: been diagnosed with stage what nine colon cancer?
Speaker 2: Oh well, that's what Trump said, and his son said
Speaker 2: stage five and the sun was even funnier. He wanted
Speaker 2: to know why don't Jill Biden didn't find it like
Speaker 2: she was going to have her fingers up for her
Speaker 2: husband's ass.
Speaker 5: That's that would be or Diddy, right, Uh no, there
Speaker 5: it will be.
Speaker 2: That was You know, she's she's an educational PhD. You
Speaker 2: banana head, She's not an m D. And and he
Speaker 2: hadn't had ASA since seventy four. A lot of doctors
Speaker 2: go that route. Once you hit seventy you're sort of
Speaker 2: over the you know, the danger area. So everybody wants
Speaker 2: to know how it got so far and why no
Speaker 2: one they didn't find it because they don't test for it.
Speaker 2: It's like women don't have mammograms after a certain age.
Speaker 3: They say, we definitely want to pray for president by
Speaker 3: that's our boy.
Speaker 4: That's our boy. Over here. You say, I got my
Speaker 4: como the t shirt Yep, yep, yep.
Speaker 2: Yep, And I am And I feel really bad for him.
Speaker 2: I saw himong the view He's he seemed good, he
Speaker 2: was trying to be really cognizant of speaking. But on
Speaker 2: the heels of on the same day there's that Tapper
Speaker 2: book that came out. I'm so disappointed with him. I'm
Speaker 2: a big conspiracy of people hiding his condition. What conspiracy.
Speaker 2: We all saw it, sorry, Jake, just like you did.
Speaker 2: And if you were reporting on it like you should
Speaker 2: have been a year prior, he would have got out
Speaker 2: and Kamala either would have had a chance or we
Speaker 2: would have had a better candidate in there. So I'm
Speaker 2: a little disgusted. I'm boycotting that book.
Speaker 4: And I think he I think he's trying to sell
Speaker 4: books too, because and he was the one who would
Speaker 4: like were sketchy about President Biden's cognizance when you clearly
Speaker 4: you have seen trumpet blining and you won't comment on
Speaker 4: that because of your fear. It is it is. He
Speaker 4: has everybody so free. Bobby, Oh my god, it's just
Speaker 4: it's just sickening, Like, yeah, I don't know why I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't know if he's got cameras in people's houses.
Speaker 2: I've said to you before, I loved my life out loud,
Speaker 2: so you got nothing on me. And if you want
Speaker 2: to show my giant, dimple irish ass, good luck to you.
Speaker 2: You're not going to get any far, very far. But
Speaker 2: Jake Tapper, I'm disappointed. And CNN Hawk in that book
Speaker 2: is like girl Scout cookies. I don't know if they
Speaker 2: got that magical chair with the little pink umbrella with
Speaker 2: the fringe on it, if they sell so many every
Speaker 2: single person twice during the show says, wow, Jake Tapper's
Speaker 2: coming up with that book. I'm a little at this point,
Speaker 2: who cares? How are we moving forward, Jake, that's all
Speaker 2: I want to know. Develop a plan, how we're going
Speaker 2: to make things better, and let's go from there. Let's
Speaker 2: not relive. We all know, we all know what he had.
Speaker 2: I don't think he's got dementia. I think he's old.
Speaker 2: I think he has good days and bad days. I've
Speaker 2: seen right after that, that disastrous debate, he went back
Speaker 2: to his team and was trying to make them feel
Speaker 2: better as sharp as attack, and it was like the
Speaker 2: middle of the night. So I think he could have
Speaker 2: done his job. He would have had a tough time,
Speaker 2: but I don't think he ever planned on actually doing
Speaker 2: the four years. I think he was going to do
Speaker 2: a year and then give it to Kamala. But that's
Speaker 2: just my two cents.
Speaker 3: Your two cents figures was about ten cents. It took
Speaker 3: you that long to get all that shit out. Good God.
Speaker 4: I think that Joe Biden, even if he did have
Speaker 4: it and knew before, I think Joe Biden cares so
Speaker 4: much about the American people because he see he was
Speaker 4: like an oracle. He saw what was coming down the pike,
Speaker 4: and now we're in the damn hold of the pike.
Speaker 3: Because he was trying to stop it.
Speaker 4: Unfortunately, his own constituents, a Democratic party, did not align
Speaker 4: with what he saw that was coming, and that even
Speaker 4: Kamala Harris told us what was coming an unhinged power,
Speaker 4: unchallenged power, which is why he is firing people left
Speaker 4: and right, because he still thinks he's reliving the amprinted days.
Speaker 4: But now it's costing the American people. And they passed
Speaker 4: this big beautiful bill, this big.
Speaker 6: Uical bill is scary, scary, scary, scary, scary, but they
Speaker 6: they allowed this to happen to And I'm telling you
Speaker 6: who I'm mostly disappointed in is LATINUS for Trump, Blacks
Speaker 6: for trun up gage, for your women for Trump, because
Speaker 6: especially if you're not part of that one that two percent,
Speaker 6: that top two percent, because they say it's two percent.
Speaker 4: Now it doesn't say Medicaid black poor, Medicaid white poor,
Speaker 4: Medicaid Latino poor. It just says poor, poor poor. So
Speaker 4: while you think you was winning because your hate for racism,
Speaker 4: racism and his ransom was giving you the authority to
Speaker 4: speak and how you wanted to speak, would he take
Speaker 4: it from those people?
Speaker 3: He's going to take it from you as well.
Speaker 2: You didn't see that, Yeah, No, he's he's having trouble
Speaker 2: at the Senate though he's got he's got some resistance
Speaker 2: and from the old GOP real conservatives they're like, yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't, no, no, because it's not cutting down on
Speaker 2: the spending. You know, it's only going to raise it's
Speaker 2: getting rid of food stamps and Medicaid, which is it's
Speaker 2: a blip in the bucket for you know, the numbers
Speaker 2: that we need to see. It's it's putting requirements in.
Speaker 2: You have to work eighty hours a month in order
Speaker 2: to be able to get them. Some of these people
Speaker 2: are too sick to work. They're saying, the able bodied
Speaker 2: people with no dependence, that's like less than a percent
Speaker 2: or something or two percent of the whole medicaid population.
Speaker 2: If you got rid of all of Medicaid, it's not
Speaker 2: that much, you know, it's not the numbers we need
Speaker 2: to say. So no, they're pushing back. I like it.
Speaker 2: Ram Paul's pushing back. They want it. It's going to
Speaker 2: raise the debt limit.
Speaker 3: We already lost.
Speaker 2: Jesus.
Speaker 3: I feel like that.
Speaker 2: It was back when I was twenty and my credit
Speaker 2: rating went down because I overcharged. Moody's take already dropped
Speaker 2: our credit rating. That hasn't happened since twenty eleven.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Bobby, and listen, I know what that dropping your
Speaker 4: credit is. Like, I've been a plan for a new
Speaker 4: house to move because we have to move, and I
Speaker 4: keep paying all this money for credit chicks, and I
Speaker 4: know it's just doing the points and I'm like, I
Speaker 4: have one. Can't we just go with the one? But
Speaker 4: they I don't know. It is crazy where we are at.
Speaker 4: And I think that Joe Bide really knew because I
Speaker 4: don't think that he was psychic that he saw, but
Speaker 4: he knew who Trump was. He knew exactly who Trump was,
Speaker 4: and he was trying to ring the bell and sound
Speaker 4: the alarm to let us know that. Yeah, I might
Speaker 4: not be one hundred for y'all right now, but I'm
Speaker 4: way better than what is coming. And what is coming
Speaker 4: has arrived. And you cannot send this package back right
Speaker 4: but y'all could if you wanted to, but you're afraid to.
Speaker 4: You're thinking that that bo is so shiny and the
Speaker 4: content the wrapping is so pretty, and oh, I want
Speaker 4: to just put it in the corner and let it
Speaker 4: be delicate. But when that wrap, that that monster comes
Speaker 4: out the wrapping. That monster is loose and crazy and
Speaker 4: we are in trouble. America is in a grave, grave
Speaker 4: deal of trouble.
Speaker 2: You a danger girl. We just took up a plane
Speaker 2: from Cutter. It actually went through when we accepted HEGSSSPT
Speaker 2: accepted the plane. Now I heard some real staunch gops saying, oh, well,
Speaker 2: it might work if he then turns it back into Boeing,
Speaker 2: like if it's the lease and then they sell it
Speaker 2: back to them or give it back to them. That's
Speaker 2: not what's happening. He's full intention up until somebody says
Speaker 2: no to him of taking it and putting it into
Speaker 2: the library. Now we know the libraries take five to
Speaker 2: ten years to build, So what happens. You think it's
Speaker 2: gonna sit and nobody's going to be driving it for
Speaker 2: ten years and at that point he'll be in his nineties. No,
Speaker 2: it's it's the it's I can't believe we've done it. No,
Speaker 2: people don't take a pot holder, for the love of God,
Speaker 2: any other presidents, and this guy takes me.
Speaker 4: I am very disappointed in you right now. Why you
Speaker 4: just said a statement that I just want to come
Speaker 4: through this phone and just strang with you, lady some
Speaker 4: something you hope he lived, just he'll be in his nineties.
Speaker 3: Girl, don't do that. If you don't have you not
Speaker 3: seen the Simpsons, Well.
Speaker 2: You know RFA is putting all the process and bad
Speaker 2: food so he won't be having as McDonald's every day.
Speaker 2: And all of a sudden, everybody he's like, Oh, he's
Speaker 2: brilliant Robert Kennedy. And I'm thinking, isn't this what we
Speaker 2: saw with Michelle when she had her get Move program
Speaker 2: back in Obama's during his tenure. Didn't she tell people
Speaker 2: that we wanted to get the processed foods out of
Speaker 2: the school, out of the vending machines, and they were
Speaker 2: coming for her throat because she shouldn't be telling their
Speaker 2: children what to eat. Meanwhile, the child obesity rate is
Speaker 2: huge since then. Now we're only bigger and fatter, and
Speaker 2: all of a sudden he's going to take processed foods out,
Speaker 2: and it's like it's the first time that we're hearing it.
Speaker 2: So if I figure, if r FK takes aways McDonald's,
Speaker 2: he might be able to last a little while.
Speaker 4: He would have his own McDonald's built on his plane
Speaker 4: from Qatar. This is the same president that went after
Speaker 4: Hillary Clinton so hard, saying that she was taking money
Speaker 4: from Qatar and movie wo from cutter cutter, I keep
Speaker 4: saying guitar, that's.
Speaker 2: What I do too.
Speaker 4: But his family, his children are doing multi billion dollar
Speaker 4: businesses over there right now. It is and it's but
Speaker 4: you know what I respect about Trump's gangster it's right
Speaker 4: in their face.
Speaker 3: He ain't doing it behind nobody's back.
Speaker 4: It's right in your face saying I dare you to
Speaker 4: say something.
Speaker 2: But meanwhile, he didn't chut the hell up about Hunter
Speaker 2: Biden right right, who was a fraction of the money,
Speaker 2: and he was very open with it. They didn't hide anything.
Speaker 2: They kept going after the after the laptop, and there
Speaker 2: was nothing that was super secret like that. They didn't
Speaker 2: already know that it happened. But but he's still talking
Speaker 2: about that. But yet his kids are over there selling
Speaker 2: those mean coins. Oh they had a big steak. Generally,
Speaker 2: think you had to spend one point seven million or
Speaker 2: something some big event that you bought the coins.
Speaker 4: Uh, they've given and now given the public access to
Speaker 4: the highest nation in the land, to the White House,
Speaker 4: and not to come in as a tourist. If you
Speaker 4: pay enough money for this so called dinner, you could
Speaker 4: come in and, according to the Sons, actually have a
Speaker 4: conversation with the President of the United States about So
Speaker 4: that is that is not only a conflict of interest,
Speaker 4: because even if you pat people down and screen them
Speaker 4: and scan them, which I'm sure they will, people found
Speaker 4: the most precarious places to hide things in their cavities.
Speaker 4: They could do something detrimental to the president. Why would
Speaker 4: you even put him and make him so accessible as
Speaker 4: the leader of the free world. It's a money grab.
Speaker 4: Everything is a money grab. So when y'all beat up
Speaker 4: on Jay Jack are selling books, y'all president sold bibles.
Speaker 2: Yeah no, but it is a money grab with him.
Speaker 2: But we sort of know that, you know, like that's
Speaker 2: he went over to the Middle East to three three
Speaker 2: of the strangest countries that he started with, not our allies,
Speaker 2: which is weird think he would go. And he didn't
Speaker 2: go for diplomacy. He went for deals. So he's right
Speaker 2: out there and he's open of it. I mean, he
Speaker 2: had two hundred guests at his Virginia golf club over
Speaker 2: that the one point seventy nine million and digital devotion
Speaker 2: they called it. But he's making I mean he's making
Speaker 2: money to handle fist. That's why he doesn't have to
Speaker 2: take a salary. He's making more money than he knows
Speaker 2: what to do with, or anybody in his family knows
Speaker 2: what to do with.
Speaker 3: For the love of God, I mean, how many generations?
Speaker 4: I know they say generation of wealth, but they should
Speaker 4: be out like generation fifteen man, now right, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean you're exactly right. But yeah, I mean
Speaker 2: I just can't even did you see that? This is
Speaker 2: a little bit off topic, but it was something I
Speaker 2: was sort of fascinated about. Did you see that prison
Speaker 2: break down in New Orleans? Not the hell were there
Speaker 2: ten or eleven guys that got out? It just they
Speaker 2: kind of moved, moved some pipes. They threatened the I'm
Speaker 2: going to call him because janitor, they said they supposedly
Speaker 2: they were going to kill his family. He knows he's
Speaker 2: going to jail anyway, but he was very forthcoming. They've
Speaker 2: they've found like three different women that helped him. I
Speaker 2: know they found another one of the guys and there's
Speaker 2: only four out at this point. But I thought, where
Speaker 2: the hell were they going? Like, you're out, okay, now,
Speaker 2: what is there the car pick you up? You're in
Speaker 2: the same quote like what, I don't know how we
Speaker 2: haven't found all of them at this point.
Speaker 4: Listen, I knew that, you know, it's always going to
Speaker 4: be an inside job, and I think that the prison
Speaker 4: system is going to have a down that that New
Speaker 4: Orleans prison system is going to have a lot to
Speaker 4: answer for. We knew somebody assisted them, but did you
Speaker 4: see that they wrote over where they get out there
Speaker 4: too easy? That is going to a lot of people
Speaker 4: will lose their jobs. And not only would it it
Speaker 4: cause more strictness for the prisoners, they are going to
Speaker 4: be really strict on the new hires and some of
Speaker 4: the present employees, because everybody now is going to have
Speaker 4: to walk a fine land because eleven people escaped from
Speaker 4: prison one time.
Speaker 2: The guard, that's how they said. The guard like, there's
Speaker 2: only one guard. He went on a lunch break, and
Speaker 2: that's when they went, there's one guy watching this place,
Speaker 2: and he went out for his happy meal, and everybody
Speaker 2: gets out.
Speaker 4: I think those two women that helped them get out,
Speaker 4: I wanted to have many of those meals.
Speaker 3: Those three women.
Speaker 2: Now that's another one that got yep, another one got.
Speaker 3: I wanted to how many of those men had played
Speaker 3: the radio with them.
Speaker 4: And when I say played the radio and I ain't
Speaker 4: talking about amfilm, Oh, two of.
Speaker 2: Them are actually very dangerous. They're very violent, and then
Speaker 2: the other ones I don't think were violent. I think
Speaker 2: it's a jail versus a prison to begin with. And
Speaker 2: they're waiting for I don't know their trial, but it's
Speaker 2: been years for a couple of them. They were saying,
Speaker 2: I was listening to the to the governor speak about it,
Speaker 2: and you know it's supposed to ultimately stop with the governor.
Speaker 2: He said, well, it does, but this is the sheriff's office.
Speaker 2: Somehow that must be different than than what's under him.
Speaker 3: He said.
Speaker 2: But there is gonna be a whole reform over this,
Speaker 2: you know, once we find everybody out. But I'm like,
Speaker 2: sweet Merry.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I just, oh, Bobby, let me tell you something.
Speaker 4: And I knew some of them were dangerous. Apparently they
Speaker 4: couldn't go to their family's houses because I'm sure they
Speaker 4: were all being watched and monitor and all of that.
Speaker 3: So they knew better than that, and they taught most
Speaker 3: of them.
Speaker 4: But it's gonna be hard for it if they had
Speaker 4: not gotten out of New Orleans right now they're gonna
Speaker 4: be They're gonna really lock New Orleans down. My issue, Bobby,
Speaker 4: is why did it take so long for them to
Speaker 4: find out that they were missing?
Speaker 3: Because I was in jail. Let's just be honest and
Speaker 3: that's all.
Speaker 4: And they have a count, they have a damn count consistently,
Speaker 4: like every four or five hours.
Speaker 3: But they were gone.
Speaker 4: From overnight to the early afternoon, how loud and found
Speaker 4: out that much time somebody was not doing their jobs.
Speaker 3: Bobby, your heads will roll, I.
Speaker 2: Bet you well. As I said, they were talking about
Speaker 2: the guard that went for lunch, and I'm thinking how
Speaker 2: many guards. They probably don't have enough people in there,
Speaker 2: you know. That's that's the problem. And what kind of job?
Speaker 2: Who wants to be in there?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 2: For work that's got to be miserable work having thrown.
Speaker 3: At you all must stop it. You need a job.
Speaker 4: That would be a perfect job for you, a woman
Speaker 4: in prison with all those digga lings walking around, you
Speaker 4: ain't had no dingling in quite some time.
Speaker 3: Oh, you'd be a happy camper.
Speaker 4: You be the most bubbly, bobbily Bobby we've ever seen.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. And you don't know where those things
Speaker 2: have all been.
Speaker 3: I need their medical records.
Speaker 4: That's a beautiful light that you can go there and
Speaker 4: take all their medical records.
Speaker 3: You know, did you?
Speaker 2: Did you also hear? I thought this was another weird story.
Speaker 2: They're getting rid of the penny.
Speaker 3: I got plenty over here. Come get them.
Speaker 2: You'll have to bring them to one of those little
Speaker 2: machines and get rid of them, because yeah, everything's going
Speaker 2: to be rounded up to a nickel, so we're going
Speaker 2: to pay.
Speaker 3: And I know we're being light right now, but I
Speaker 3: really do want to.
Speaker 4: Get back to the disrespect and a slap in the
Speaker 4: face to our country from It's not what Trump is doing,
Speaker 4: it's what they're allowing him to do. That He's put
Speaker 4: these and the people that he lined up in positions
Speaker 4: of power.
Speaker 3: He's been playing chess the whole time.
Speaker 4: Lets you know that if they tell him no or
Speaker 4: they don't fall in gallance, he just gets rid of them.
Speaker 4: He fires them, or he has somebody fighting them. He
Speaker 4: is bringing on only people that are pushing his foolishness,
Speaker 4: because a lot of it is foolishes. He should have
Speaker 4: never been able to listen. I'm no playing of Clarence
Speaker 4: Thomas's but y'all got mad at Clarence Thomas from the
Speaker 4: Supreme Court because.
Speaker 3: He took a house and a trip and a golf club.
Speaker 4: And this man has taken a four hundred million dollar
Speaker 4: jumbo jets from our enemy or now their ex enemies,
Speaker 4: according to him, and they were the leader of their country.
Speaker 4: Was Leslie financing her moms?
Speaker 2: He is it? We don't even get me started.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we don't want to get sued.
Speaker 2: No, no, And he himself was not was not a
Speaker 2: great guy to begin with. I'm sure that there's been
Speaker 2: some sort of change or whatever, but he's only going
Speaker 2: to make He doesn't look at people like that. It's
Speaker 2: only going to make jails. And they kind of bowed
Speaker 2: down and they're going to buy a bunch of Boeing.
Speaker 2: You know, they committed X amount of dollars to buy
Speaker 2: for Boeing and so that's what that's what he went for.
Speaker 2: But but we can't even our plane on t our
Speaker 2: air Force one.
Speaker 4: You have to ask how much dooc did Trump put
Speaker 4: in behind that after they brought into bone, how much
Speaker 4: money did he put into that? Stop A and B Bobby,
Speaker 4: how can you we accept the plane from them? Because
Speaker 4: when you when you apparently we can't trust them. We
Speaker 4: don't know what's on that plane. And again, like you
Speaker 4: said last week, it will be a lot of innocent
Speaker 4: people on that plane that they decide to do something. Left,
Speaker 4: you know, it can be one of those planes that
Speaker 4: they control it with one of these game controllers, right,
Speaker 4: they can make the plane do whatever they want to do.
Speaker 4: Because to take miloring technology, it's more than a notion
Speaker 4: right now.
Speaker 2: It's going to take hundreds of millions of dollars.
Speaker 3: And you're going to pay for it exactly.
Speaker 2: You get to seek and then he's going to walk
Speaker 2: away and give it to his library like what Mongery
Speaker 2: needs to fly people around.
Speaker 4: Which is which is giving it to himself. And guess
Speaker 4: what they're going to let him do it unless they
Speaker 4: come up with another plane. I see they try to
Speaker 4: push you in some articles on impiecement, but I'm like,
Speaker 4: y'all did that twice already when he didn't have this
Speaker 4: much juice. It's never going to pass now, No.
Speaker 2: We would have to wait. It's not even we'd have
Speaker 2: to wait until the midterms. And if we can't get
Speaker 2: it sorted with the midterms, nothing's going to happen. Don't
Speaker 2: impeach unless you know you're going to be able to
Speaker 2: push it through. It just it just makes more it's
Speaker 2: more fodder for him to talk about. He's a disruptor.
Speaker 2: He's known as a disruptor. That's what he wants to
Speaker 2: be known as. So he's doing exactly that. He's just
Speaker 2: disrupting and until we say no more, that's what's going
Speaker 2: to happen. Did you see.
Speaker 3: In the words of the late Johnny Cochrane, don't impeach
Speaker 3: unless you can reach.
Speaker 2: So that's exactly. He brings in another foreign president and
Speaker 2: tries to embarrass him in front of everybody.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, the president was it the sud and the
Speaker 4: black president South Africa.
Speaker 2: I don't think Sudia has its own I think he's
Speaker 2: of South Africa going on about the Africana's genocide. Do
Speaker 2: I think that things are happening to them, Yes, But
Speaker 2: as the president said of South Africa, we have a
Speaker 2: lot of he said criminality. The white people that are
Speaker 2: being killed are less than one percent, so it's not
Speaker 2: a genocide. It's unfortunately people are desperate. We don't have
Speaker 2: enough ps. You just cut a lot of our aid
Speaker 2: off with getting rid of usai D. People are desperate
Speaker 2: that's what's happening. But I loved him when he had
Speaker 2: the line and you had said it to me, and
Speaker 2: I actually saw the clip when he said I wish
Speaker 2: I had a plane to offer you. Yeah, I said, well,
Speaker 2: you know, at least he's rolling with it. Is that
Speaker 2: rama fosa rama? Anyway, he kind of he was trying
Speaker 2: to stroke the ego, but it wasn't When he saw
Speaker 2: it wasn't going to happen, he kind of rolled with it.
Speaker 2: And I said, well, good for you. But I'm like
Speaker 2: another confrontation in the Oval office looking like that.
Speaker 4: That we are privy to because everything for him is
Speaker 4: a showcase. Everything for him is a stage or TV show,
Speaker 4: a reality show.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 4: I did love the way that the President of South
Speaker 4: Africahanda himself and Trump was that he's showing pictures of
Speaker 4: the Congo of the women being actually killed, the black
Speaker 4: women and being killed over there. This is how out
Speaker 4: of touch with reality he is, Bobby, And I'm like,
Speaker 4: y'all the people who work around him, his team, y'all see,
Speaker 4: y'all let him do the wrong stuff because they again,
Speaker 4: they have gotten to a point where it just doesn't
Speaker 4: matter about it it don't They don't care as long
Speaker 4: as they get what they want the way.
Speaker 3: They want it.
Speaker 2: I feel terrible for the Africanas if this is happening. Okay,
Speaker 2: I feel badly, but I think we have We have
Speaker 2: a lot more people that we could be bringing in
Speaker 2: his refugees that are in worse straits, and and you know,
Speaker 2: I don't think we needed those the fifty six of them,
Speaker 2: they are going through it the right way. They're not
Speaker 2: getting anything that they're all they're all having to be vetted.
Speaker 2: They're only going to get X amount. They need a plan.
Speaker 2: I will say, he's not just saying come on in
Speaker 2: and stay forever. You know, they've just gotta they come
Speaker 2: in like everybody else does. But I'm like, there are
Speaker 2: a lot of people, especially coming over our southern border,
Speaker 2: there are in dire straits, and I think fear is fair.
Speaker 4: I bet you all those Africanas coming in and have
Speaker 4: the sign of paperwork where they automatically become Republican.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, yeah, Well.
Speaker 2: A Musk has been going on about how he thinks
Speaker 2: he's done. He doesn't think he needs to finance more
Speaker 2: more stuff, and he feels like he's he's he said,
Speaker 2: I think I I've just about had enough. You know,
Speaker 2: didn't say it in a bad way, but he's going
Speaker 2: to be stepping aside. I bet it's the personalities. We
Speaker 2: gave it three months I think three. We said three
Speaker 2: to six months before it imploded, so I think we're
Speaker 2: right on schedule.
Speaker 4: Oh, he's given me the Titanic. I guess must say.
Speaker 4: I'm about to be Miley Brown. I'm getting off this ship.
Speaker 2: I speaking of ships, I don't This isn't a ship,
Speaker 2: it's a it's a boat. Did you see the Mexican
Speaker 2: boat that hit the Brooklyn Bridge? They had to speak
Speaker 2: huge high mess. No one thought to to measure their
Speaker 2: mast to see that it wasn't going to hit the
Speaker 2: lower the lower deck of the bridge.
Speaker 4: That right off And then I'm like, yeah, why you
Speaker 4: ought to take a different direction. But they say they
Speaker 4: were trying to turn it around back. Yes, the water
Speaker 4: was pushing the boat. I don't know, but six people
Speaker 4: died from there right.
Speaker 2: Too, because they were on the mash. And how the
Speaker 2: guys kind of lay on the mast. It's kind of
Speaker 2: cool looking, but I just you had to know. And
Speaker 2: even these guys, you didn't see it, like you didn't go,
Speaker 2: oh my god, it's coming. Let me get down. I
Speaker 2: know that seems there's something that seems so off about that,
Speaker 2: and it's strange. It looks like it Bailey touched it,
Speaker 2: but you know, I mean it had to have some
Speaker 2: sort of force to see the damage. Beautiful boat. But
Speaker 2: I thought, oh, I don't know what it did to
Speaker 2: the Brooklyn Bridge. I mean people traveled to the Brooklyn
Speaker 2: Bridge quite a bit, a lot of walkers and bikers
Speaker 2: and all that jazz. I don't know what it's done
Speaker 2: to that. This thing is strangest stories, the absolute strangest story.
Speaker 2: Something that wasn't so strange is do you remember back
Speaker 2: when when the candidates were running and canddate Trump said
Speaker 2: that he would stop the war in Ukraine and Russia
Speaker 2: day one, in fact, maybe even before. So they had
Speaker 2: a big powow. I think it was a week ago
Speaker 2: and Putin didn't show. So on Monday he President Trump
Speaker 2: and President Putin had a phone call, and from what
Speaker 2: we're hearing, it didn't. All the news channels are reporting
Speaker 2: didn't go so well. Putin just got up and walked off.
Speaker 2: And then they've there's been more bombing from both sides
Speaker 2: right out directly after. So I don't think he's got
Speaker 2: the swags that he's already had or the influence. Now
Speaker 2: we're talking about just walking away instead of us supporting
Speaker 2: them and putting heavier sanctions on them.
Speaker 3: Putin don't care, and Trump said, yeah, don't give a damn.
Speaker 4: He has no fear of Trump, and that is probably
Speaker 4: why Trump respects him the way he does. He's tried
Speaker 4: to put on the front United front. But I bet
Speaker 4: she's a very different conversation one on one. I bet
Speaker 4: you it's a very different conversation. You are set the
Speaker 4: topic about the Justice Department in is police reform agreements
Speaker 4: and halts investigations into major departments. As a black person
Speaker 4: in this country, that is so damn scary to me
Speaker 4: because I have black children that drive cars, and we
Speaker 4: talked about that the police will have carb blanche to.
Speaker 3: Be able to do whatever they want to do and
Speaker 3: get away with it.
Speaker 4: I've been seeing so many arrests on you know, on
Speaker 4: TikTok and on different social media platforms that some of
Speaker 4: these kids that they are arresting there at first, they're
Speaker 4: very aggressive, the police officer very aggressive with them. They
Speaker 4: are mostly black and brown, mostly black, and they are
Speaker 4: very young. I'm talking fourteen eleven, fifteen sixteen, and there's
Speaker 4: so much anger coming from both sides. But the difference
Speaker 4: is the person that's getting arrested does not have the
Speaker 4: power that the person with the badge and the gun
Speaker 4: has to. And it is very scary for me, Bobby,
Speaker 4: I just have to say that, as a black person
Speaker 4: in this country, that is very scary to me.
Speaker 2: It is scary. You know why he did it because
Speaker 2: this was Biden's picks. You know, Biden wanted police reform,
Speaker 2: he wanted education, he wanted social workers and police departments,
Speaker 2: he wanted he wanted real reform. How can we improve?
Speaker 2: And these were all everything that he was assigning, and
Speaker 2: he's just stripping it away, you know, little by little,
Speaker 2: just like he did with Obama stuff. So it's unfortunate,
Speaker 2: you know. And on the other hand, I see something
Speaker 2: happening and someone blaming Trump and then he'll go the
Speaker 2: other way. Oh, you know, he's not going to take
Speaker 2: responsibility for it. You know, of course we should have
Speaker 2: reform or whatnot. Yeah, I was very disappointed. It goes
Speaker 2: right along with the DEI and all the things that
Speaker 2: he's trying and protections for everybody that he's.
Speaker 4: There is no comparison for me for this because this
Speaker 4: one will in their lives. The I made in their livelihood,
Speaker 4: but the police haven't carved blocks they were in their lives,
Speaker 4: So there is no comparison for me.
Speaker 3: For me, and I'm not not you nobody.
Speaker 4: We we don't always agree with everything, but yeah, that
Speaker 4: to me as a black person, that is very, very
Speaker 4: scary to me because.
Speaker 3: That could end our lives. Bobby, you know what I
Speaker 3: didn't understand was.
Speaker 4: That what was that? What was we just talking about
Speaker 4: that pol police reform? It is they have to fix that.
Speaker 4: I really wish And we talked about this before on
Speaker 4: this podcast before when I said that sometimes you guys
Speaker 4: have kids, and when I say you guys, I'm talking
Speaker 4: about uh, white or Caucasian, white, Caucasian or either like
Speaker 4: an Irish police cause that's really big with police in
Speaker 4: those your nationalities. And they have a wayward nephew or
Speaker 4: wayward son and nobody can do anything with them. And
Speaker 4: then because you have a little pool, you put your
Speaker 4: you get your kid in a job on the police force,
Speaker 4: but they don't have the proper training, so they use
Speaker 4: all that crazy anger and aggression that you know that
Speaker 4: they have, that they are not in loot for this
Speaker 4: position for and you will release them onto the world
Speaker 4: in a neighborhood with somebody like me who you've never encountered,
Speaker 4: who you may never encounter in your daily life. So
Speaker 4: you don't understand me. You don't even understand when I'm
Speaker 4: talking to you in my hands. You think I'm being
Speaker 4: aggressive at you, and I lose my life. That is
Speaker 4: what is scary for me, Bobby, because there's so many untrained,
Speaker 4: not ready to be a police officer, don't know how
Speaker 4: to de escalate the situation with their tone, their temperament,
Speaker 4: and their language. They just know how to go straight
Speaker 4: to violence. And they don't shoot to hurt black people
Speaker 4: and brown people. They shoot to kill black and brown.
Speaker 4: That is what is scary for me.
Speaker 2: Well, they're supposed to shoot to kill everybody. They're never
Speaker 2: supposed to take their weapon out lists there. That's the
Speaker 2: plan that was part of the police reform. That's what
Speaker 2: Biden was talking about having the social workers in teaching
Speaker 2: them this is the way you do it. I kind
Speaker 2: of imagine like if I have I mean just being
Speaker 2: a mom, if I ever thought my son was a
Speaker 2: little off. My son wouldn't be I'll be quite honest,
Speaker 2: would not be suited to be a police officer. It's
Speaker 2: just not who he is. I would never push or
Speaker 2: want him to do it. I'd want him to do
Speaker 2: something else where he's safe, other people are safe. You know,
Speaker 2: he's not going to wind up behind bars himself because
Speaker 2: he would have done something. My son is impulsive, like
Speaker 2: he gets upset quickly, but he de escalates really quickly
Speaker 2: as well. But in the snap of a second, you
Speaker 2: can do something that's absolutely wrong. I wouldn't want that
Speaker 2: for him. So this is one Irish mom that would
Speaker 2: never do that. But it's good, honest work, you know,
Speaker 2: this respect that goes with it. It's a decent wage,
Speaker 2: although these guys usually have to do a lot of
Speaker 2: overtime or whatnot. But it's a special person. We should
Speaker 2: pay a little bit more. We should vet them better
Speaker 2: and put people who are suited for the position. And
Speaker 2: how about this, I wouldn't want to be a police officer.
Speaker 2: Look at all? This could I run down? We should
Speaker 2: also be making them be physically fit, not sitting it
Speaker 2: dounk con donuts sitting outside, Not that they all do,
Speaker 2: but you got you got to keep a You got
Speaker 2: to keep a certain figure if you're supposed to be
Speaker 2: chasing somebody down. Because I think my point of saying
Speaker 2: that is is that I think you rely on your
Speaker 2: weapon or your taser or whatever when you physically can't
Speaker 2: keep up with somebody yourself, you have to go to
Speaker 2: something else.
Speaker 4: So I think that, And let me just say that
Speaker 4: those donuts donut comments from Bobby Clifford are those of
Speaker 4: that personal perspective of their young mans.
Speaker 3: I enjoyed my donuts.
Speaker 4: I like seeing fat police eating fat doughnuts because I
Speaker 4: know they can't run at all.
Speaker 2: You gotta run, exactly, but I want inviting them to
Speaker 2: run and help me, like they'll use their other tools
Speaker 2: in their in their tool chest instead of relying on themselves,
Speaker 2: which is what you should be able to do. I
Speaker 2: love seeing some of the younger cops as they drive down.
Speaker 2: I passed the high school and once in a while
Speaker 2: you'll see a cop whether he's getting on shift or
Speaker 2: off shift, and he'll be shooting the ball with the
Speaker 2: kids and stuff. But it's good for him too, because
Speaker 2: he's keeping in shape and the key's getting to know
Speaker 2: the kids and the kids are getting to know and
Speaker 2: to trust him. I miss We used to have an
Speaker 2: Officer Duffy. I missed the Officer Duffies of the world
Speaker 2: who that we really could trust. You know, if he
Speaker 2: was going to come, he was going to be fair
Speaker 2: and if you screwed up, he was going to be
Speaker 2: fair with you, but you were going to get your
Speaker 2: punishment as well. And I missed them.
Speaker 3: Yeah. We we're living in a different, very different time. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and we cannot go.
Speaker 4: We cannot close out the show without at least not
Speaker 4: paying attention to the Diddy case. Now we're going to
Speaker 4: come back to the Diddy case because I want to
Speaker 4: say something about this big, beautiful bill I say today
Speaker 4: that they're not only cutting off Medicare, but they're stopping
Speaker 4: a hormone therapy for all ages of people who of
Speaker 4: different genders. They're going to shopt all kind of hormone replacement.
Speaker 4: And I don't want to say I told you so,
Speaker 4: but I was really trying to one of the communities.
Speaker 4: They're doing too much pushing. What's going to scare those people?
Speaker 4: They flipped it, weaponized it, used it against us, and
Speaker 4: this is going to be very sad. I never agree
Speaker 4: with hormones for people under eighteen, possibly even nineteen, but
Speaker 4: now that's up, and then for everybody that is going
Speaker 4: to be really, really scary, boy, because if you can't
Speaker 4: afford it, you know a lot of people are not
Speaker 4: working a lot of it, and some of these hormones
Speaker 4: and stuff can be quite pricey. I wish that things
Speaker 4: were different, but they are not. Now to the P
Speaker 4: Diddy situation, y'all keep asking flames, you gotta comment. I
Speaker 4: don't want to see the trial. I want to see
Speaker 4: the tapes.
Speaker 2: I thought you won't even understand them. Where is he
Speaker 2: putting them?
Speaker 4: I want to see the tapes. I want to see
Speaker 4: who's blooming who? That's what I want to see.
Speaker 2: That's hysterical.
Speaker 3: And I think that all the distractions from this P.
Speaker 4: Diddy trial, especially to black folks, they are passing bills
Speaker 4: and creating laws and moving things around. Y'all really need
Speaker 4: to pay attention. And Bobby says this every week the
Speaker 4: primaries are coming. Get us a candidate, Now, get us
Speaker 4: somebody that we're going to dissect before they dissect, because
Speaker 4: that's what we do.
Speaker 3: We're going to pick them apart for long before the
Speaker 3: Republicans do.
Speaker 4: I love that Hakim Jeffries stood up on how floor
Speaker 4: the other day and said that I don't work for you, sir,
Speaker 4: I work for the American people. If more of these
Speaker 4: politicians remember that, we might not be where we are
Speaker 4: right now.
Speaker 3: We might be in a better place, with a better
Speaker 3: temperament in this country. M amen, are you.
Speaker 2: A great But they're they're coming, They're coming. So we
Speaker 2: got to get out there, and we have to We
Speaker 2: have to somehow figure out a way to motivate the
Speaker 2: ninety million that stayed home, which is why, which is
Speaker 2: why Trump got in. We've got to get them out.
Speaker 2: We're going to get them out.
Speaker 4: Trump is going to motivate them to come to the
Speaker 4: post because he's going to strip everything that he can
Speaker 4: from him. He's going and if he can take them
Speaker 4: voting rights, he gonna damn show try to do that too.
Speaker 4: But he's going to motivate the hell out of them.
Speaker 2: Well, if you have a baby in that big beautiful
Speaker 2: bill he's got, people who have babies will get a
Speaker 2: thousand dollars that they'll put into a fund and you
Speaker 2: can watch it grow through their lifetime and they'll get
Speaker 2: it on retirement. That's that's in the idea. I'm like
Speaker 2: a thousand dogs. I guess he'll probably get fifty thousand
Speaker 2: in the end towards retirement.
Speaker 4: But girl, now with him in office, he's gonna cancel
Speaker 4: the program after he built up two enough money he
Speaker 4: wanted to take it.
Speaker 2: I'd rather than get free free breakfast, take that thousand
Speaker 2: dollars in and give them their snap give them their
Speaker 2: their food stamps for the people need it.
Speaker 4: Oh, Bobby, please let me say this before we get
Speaker 4: off the gum. I just wanted to acknowledge that we
Speaker 4: just celebrated Malcolm XUS his birthday. Malcolm X was such
Speaker 4: a powerful speaker. He died before the same year I
Speaker 4: was born. Before I was born. He died in February.
Speaker 4: What year was that, I can't remember, but yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Don't say way before, way before we were born.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was.
Speaker 4: He was my babysitter, and he when I listened to him,
Speaker 4: I know he was.
Speaker 3: He didn't promote violence, but he wasn't afraid. He's still
Speaker 3: for what he believed in.
Speaker 4: He stood on his integrity once he found who he was,
Speaker 4: and his joy and his passion.
Speaker 3: And his uh.
Speaker 4: He was just such a powerful person and to listen
Speaker 4: to the words that he said, Dan, and to watch
Speaker 4: that we are possibly reliving a bunch of that right now.
Speaker 4: Bobby is heartbreaking, and I know he's like all the
Speaker 4: work that he put in, it looked like it's just
Speaker 4: going away in vain because we don't take and I
Speaker 4: say we, I am talking about black folks. We just don't
Speaker 4: take us serious enough. We have allowed things to become
Speaker 4: more important, things of importance that should be important, and
Speaker 4: I think it allowed the other side or other sides
Speaker 4: to see that well while they over there acting the food,
Speaker 4: we're gonna do this over here. I wish that we
Speaker 4: could all get on the court with Malcolm X happy
Speaker 4: blady but happy heavenly birthday and Martin Luther King, just
Speaker 4: to get back to basics, because Bobby, I don't know
Speaker 4: where the hell we had it.
Speaker 3: What you said earlier America, you and danger girl.
Speaker 2: It is so we have to dust off and get
Speaker 2: our asses up to the polls.
Speaker 4: That's a lot of ass to get to a pole, Bobby,
Speaker 4: But I don't want to see you on those strip
Speaker 4: of pole.
Speaker 2: I'll get a sling.
Speaker 4: Listen, thank you, Listen before we leave it. We want
Speaker 4: to tell you thank you, and I always tell them
Speaker 4: thank you. Bobby, you tell them thank you.
Speaker 2: We appreciate you so much and we couldn't do without you.
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Speaker 4: And then we are on our way to season five.
Speaker 4: We want to thank our producer, Aaron Listen. We have
Speaker 4: been talking to you guys now for four years, mostly
Speaker 4: by politics. We don't have the greatest numbers, but we
Speaker 4: keep they keep bringing us back because listening to laugh
Speaker 4: and learn, it's kind of like when you go to court.
Speaker 3: You get the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but
Speaker 3: the truth.
Speaker 4: And I'm hoping that you are here for the truth
Speaker 4: because living in lies is a lie. But living in
Speaker 4: the truth you have to see yourself and sometimes you
Speaker 4: have to see yourself and others. We appreciate you being
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Speaker 4: Oh by the way, ladies, I just put my summer
Speaker 4: tour up. Part of it more days to be at it.
Speaker 4: I will be in New York next month. I'm doing
Speaker 4: the Breakfast Club, I'm doing the be Et twenty. You
Speaker 4: experienced me and Sure Underwood the twenty second, I will
Speaker 4: be a comedy in Harlem and July fifth, I will
Speaker 4: be in DC at the Comedy Loft one night, two shows,
Speaker 4: And July eleven to twelve, I will be at Comedy
Speaker 4: the One, my Comedy Club in Detroit July eleven to twelve,
Speaker 4: four shows. Y'all come on out. We're gonna have the
Speaker 4: best time. I'm looking forward to meeting, greeting, and seeing y'all.
Speaker 4: We will have a good time. And where can we
Speaker 4: find you at, Bobby Clifford.
Speaker 2: You can find me at Bobby Clifford on Facebook, Clifford
Speaker 2: Bobby on Instagram, Bobby Clifford on TikTok. And I'm going
Speaker 2: to New York so so your ice field and not
Speaker 2: for that podcast.
Speaker 3: She forgets that every weekend. Ok suck.
Speaker 4: Listen, thank you guys so much for joining us here
Speaker 4: at Left Alone only, even on our way to season five.
Speaker 4: As a model can't change, it has to stay the
Speaker 4: same because it will never not be true. Here are laughing, alarn.
Speaker 4: We are not trying to get you to change your mind.
Speaker 4: We are only trying to get you to use your mind,
Speaker 4: because why, Bobby.
Speaker 2: The mind and your vote are a terrible thing.
Speaker 3: To waste the ninety million people stay at home. I
Speaker 3: bet you he poking your ass. Now, I bet you
Speaker 3: wish you could do a do over.
Speaker 4: Okay, thank you guys, We appreciate you and we'll see
Speaker 4: you next week.
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