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Speaker 4: Hey, hey, hey, this is comedian Play Monroe, and welcome
Speaker 4: to this week's episode of Laugh and Learn. Is this
Speaker 4: night twenty one? She's drinking twenty four? Y'all know, four
Speaker 4: is my good luck number. Even though we got forty seven.
Speaker 4: I don't know how to look at that. We're gonna
Speaker 4: be at four to seven. We might have to remove
Speaker 4: that because I'm hoo ooh ats.
Speaker 3: Tuts I want to know what you've done for the
Speaker 3: past week. You've been You've been a busy girl.
Speaker 4: I have been working. Thank you, Tiffany hash we were
Speaker 4: we did the Nashville City Winery and then we went
Speaker 4: to New York and did the New York City Winery,
Speaker 4: and I just wanted to tell both those establishments, all
Speaker 4: the staff and everybody, thank you. Everybody was so wonderful
Speaker 4: to me. I blew them out the water, of course,
Speaker 4: and to get to all my new listeners from Nashville
Speaker 4: and from New York because I talked about the podcast.
Speaker 4: That's why clipped. That's that's the white Lady. I was
Speaker 4: talking all about.
Speaker 3: Aha, we look, we look like we have a uniform.
Speaker 3: I hope you said nice things.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, I tore you apart. Good god, I
Speaker 4: destroyed you.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 4: Oh my goodness. No, of course I see a beautiful things.
Speaker 4: Why we don't do that? I told them what we were,
Speaker 4: even though it did work. Shit, we're Americans, but we're
Speaker 4: Americans that voted. Some of you Americans did't vote the
Speaker 4: same as other Americans. I don't care what you look like.
Speaker 4: But I'll just say for the record, before we even
Speaker 4: get into the hands, let me tell you something. He's
Speaker 4: given away all these jobs? Did him give no blacks,
Speaker 4: no black jobs? Oh? That was kissing his butt, Tim Scott,
Speaker 4: Byron Donaldson. I ain't say y'all get nothing. Now he
Speaker 4: did appoint something like that, uh, Department of Housing and
Speaker 4: Urban Development.
Speaker 3: Oh, I haven't seen. I haven't seen that I'm looking for.
Speaker 3: I had a great graphic, you know, like granimals for me.
Speaker 3: You know, I just they had all the different positions
Speaker 3: as he was filling them in, and for some reason,
Speaker 3: it's it's off of my computer. He's given it. He's
Speaker 3: given them a lot. I think that, uh, I think
Speaker 3: that he is. Some of this stuff is your expression,
Speaker 3: the overplay for the underplay. I don't think that all
Speaker 3: of these positions are true. So Matt Gates, even the
Speaker 3: Republicans are saying, what the fuck?
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: I don't think he'll ever he'll ever get past the
Speaker 3: nomination process. Now he these are supposed to go to Senate.
Speaker 3: All of these nominations are supposed to go to Senate
Speaker 3: for Auticle two, Section two or whatever of the Constitution.
Speaker 3: They go through and then they get approved. But I
Speaker 3: did hear today. I think it was CNN that said
Speaker 3: that if they don't get approved when the session is out,
Speaker 3: he could put them in is like temporary or transitional
Speaker 3: or I can't think of the expression they used. I
Speaker 3: don't know if they would be able to stay as
Speaker 3: permanent people. But you know, he fires them after six
Speaker 3: months anyway, like you know historically anyway. So it's not
Speaker 3: like any of them are going to be in there
Speaker 3: back too long. But Gates, can you imagine Gates. They
Speaker 3: just finished yesterday the investigation for sexual misconduct giving people favors,
Speaker 3: like there were a bunch of things. They just finished
Speaker 3: it last night. And the son of a gun resigns today,
Speaker 3: which ends the investigation. But the drum roll, please the
Speaker 3: There is somebody that's on the nomination committee. I don't
Speaker 3: know if it's a senator or whatnot. They're they're calling.
Speaker 3: They want to see the investigator was completed. They just
Speaker 3: haven't released it. If this guy is going to be
Speaker 3: our attorney general, the very top of our legal system
Speaker 3: and overall of our our different departments, they want to
Speaker 3: see what the findings were.
Speaker 4: Well, he'll need a job. Trump will just pardoning like
Speaker 4: he's going to do so many others. Good God, Jesus Uh,
Speaker 4: they need to put a capital. They need to put
Speaker 4: a limit on pardonings too. It needs to be maybe
Speaker 4: like six.
Speaker 3: Something. But I thought, I thought to myself, these people
Speaker 3: have a lot of faith.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: President Trump has shown us in his last just throughout
Speaker 3: you know, I'm not even going to say his last,
Speaker 3: his last administration. He has shown us as a person
Speaker 3: over the years, again and again and again. He's sort
Speaker 3: of what what we were we were a small children.
Speaker 3: We'd call a fairweather friend. You know, Matt, I hope
Speaker 3: that you are pretty confident that you're going to get
Speaker 3: this gig because you resigned your other gig. You know,
Speaker 3: you might have made it through the investigation if you
Speaker 3: really were innocent, and now you're gonna you're gonna be
Speaker 3: jow blessed if he doesn't if he doesn't put you.
Speaker 4: In mhmm, job bless and on the soup look put
Speaker 4: him on the soup land. Just don't put him in
Speaker 4: it look allegedly, just don't put him in a daycare
Speaker 4: sentence or no closer though, who how old was that
Speaker 4: young that person he has Leslie has said fifteen or sixteen.
Speaker 3: She was a teenager. She was yeah, she was under
Speaker 3: it like, I don't know if she was six fifteen, sixteen, seventeen,
Speaker 3: she was underage. That was so long. That was so
Speaker 3: long ago politically, you know, he feels like it's a
Speaker 3: lifetime ago, even though it was like around the corner.
Speaker 3: So he certainly has legal issues. Hey, his boss has
Speaker 3: legal issues. I have a feeling they're going to be
Speaker 3: put on pause, you know, because we shouldn't be sentencing.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: It's going to be a sitting president. So they're supposed
Speaker 3: to come out. The judge is supposed to come out
Speaker 3: for the the New York case, the hush money case.
Speaker 3: I think the nineteenth, So Tuesday, he's going to give
Speaker 3: not a ruling on the sentencing. I think he's going
Speaker 3: to make it. Well maybe if he says, yes, we're
Speaker 3: going to sentence anyway, he's going to make he's going
Speaker 3: to make a ruling, a decision on what he's going
Speaker 3: to do. I don't know if he actually decides to
Speaker 3: sentence him. My guess is that it would wait until
Speaker 3: four years from now. If he was going to put
Speaker 3: any type of sanctions, I think it'll be a fine,
Speaker 3: you know, And that's all I really want. I just
Speaker 3: wanted them not to be able to run. That's all
Speaker 3: I cared about.
Speaker 4: I think they're gonna throw it. I think they're gonna
Speaker 4: throw that shit out. Let me tell you something I have.
Speaker 4: We have watched white power, white privilege, and black privilege
Speaker 4: as his finist right now, I'm telling you right now.
Speaker 4: We talked about this last week. To me, pretty much
Speaker 4: the same kind of charges. Both billionaires, one on his
Speaker 4: way to the one one in a big house, one
Speaker 4: on his way to the White House. What's the difference
Speaker 4: in the two me? Oh, one is black and one
Speaker 4: is white. Girl, Please, I think there's another.
Speaker 3: I think there's another. And there's all sorts of privilege there.
Speaker 3: It's not even black and white. It's socioeconomic, it's educational.
Speaker 3: You know, he's got like a gazillion He was born
Speaker 3: with a silver spoon in his mouth, and that kind
Speaker 3: of kept trickling the other thing that he has. And
Speaker 3: you and I have talked about this over the past
Speaker 3: two years that we've been doing this together. I don't
Speaker 3: know what he has on people. I don't know why
Speaker 3: people he said the worst things over the past two
Speaker 3: weeks of the election. You know that before and people
Speaker 3: thought for sure he would never get he would never
Speaker 3: get elected because the horrible things he said about hispanics,
Speaker 3: about Blacks, about women, about about LGBT, horrible things, and
Speaker 3: the son of a gun still got in. So he's
Speaker 3: got something.
Speaker 4: It was as if he knew.
Speaker 3: Something. You know that said. I will say the difference
Speaker 3: between the two parties is the Democratic Party is taking it.
Speaker 3: They conceded power President Biden, unlike President Trump, who didn't
Speaker 3: bother to have Biden for the transitional meeting, had a
Speaker 3: transitional meeting, gave him a big handshake, congratulated him. Let
Speaker 3: it be known for public that he will do anything
Speaker 3: in his staff will do anything to make this the
Speaker 3: most seamless because it's such a tumultuous time, the seamless
Speaker 3: transition of power at that time, I think that Trump
Speaker 3: took a big JD vancepill and he was, from what
Speaker 3: we could see on the outside, at least he was respectful.
Speaker 4: I'm still behooved that how the government works and how
Speaker 4: this played out. But I spoke to a girlfriend about it.
Speaker 4: I'm not going to say her name, but she's a
Speaker 4: Franchis show laugh and learned, so thank you for some
Speaker 4: She has a huge podcast. She's way bigger than now
Speaker 4: and she's really big as she told me she voted
Speaker 4: for Trump, black woman, and I was like, really why.
Speaker 4: I wanted to know why. She said she voted for
Speaker 4: Trump because she wanted the country to be saved from
Speaker 4: China and Russia. I said, as opposed to being handed over.
Speaker 3: The the the rest of the world.
Speaker 4: It's Bobby, I'm telling you the logic that, And I
Speaker 4: was like, what it just it cant of flow me.
Speaker 4: I'm like, oh my god, you do understand that he
Speaker 4: is doing business with these people if he's not in
Speaker 4: debted to them. I don't know. Everybody sees things in
Speaker 4: a different way though, Bobby, they do.
Speaker 3: The country is so what's the new the new catchphrase?
Speaker 3: Fuck around and find out?
Speaker 4: Come put some pull some Irish against again.
Speaker 3: Fuck around and find out. And that's what's gonna happen.
Speaker 3: I mean, Europe is shaken in their boots because if
Speaker 3: he was in and does what he does last time
Speaker 3: and gets rid of NATO, NATO is gone. So the
Speaker 3: Europeans are going to have to align with China. Zelinski
Speaker 3: is going to have to take a shit deal, you know,
Speaker 3: a shit and stick deal from putin the world. The
Speaker 3: world is will stop as we know it. And I
Speaker 3: promised myself before we got on, the two of us
Speaker 3: got on, that I was not going to be like
Speaker 3: ere in the world's coming to an end because we
Speaker 3: don't know yet. We're only going by what he said.
Speaker 3: So the other thing we're going to be so that
Speaker 3: we'll talk about. And I still want to get back
Speaker 3: because the cabinet stuff is like the lead for everything.
Speaker 3: Remember he made four like solid promises when he went
Speaker 3: into twenty sixteen, he had two years of the House
Speaker 3: and the Senate, just like he's going to get Now,
Speaker 3: how many of those things flamed did he actually complete?
Speaker 4: I'll bite zero?
Speaker 3: So would the same happen now? There were guardrails last time.
Speaker 3: He's really only going to be powerful the first two
Speaker 3: years before he becomes a lame duck. That happens in
Speaker 3: anybody's last term. The first two years he'll push things through.
Speaker 3: My guess is and this is what we're begging you all.
Speaker 3: Please now go online. It doesn't take a whole lot.
Speaker 3: Look at the positions that are going to be open
Speaker 3: for the midterms. You literally could just put that in.
Speaker 3: It will tell you the state senators in the state
Speaker 3: house seats, look at the people that are follow those
Speaker 3: seats to see who's gonna run. Look at them, look
Speaker 3: at somebody that aligns with what you want, and make
Speaker 3: sure you pick the correct people, because what can happen
Speaker 3: is in the midterms, it could flip the other way
Speaker 3: in the House and the Senate because the margins are
Speaker 3: very small. They won the House, they reached to eighteen
Speaker 3: officially today, but there's still I think four seats left
Speaker 3: in California. It's very fluid, so I don't know if
Speaker 3: I have it right, the Maine, Iowa, Idaho, whatever, we
Speaker 3: still have there's a number of seats. Does the margins
Speaker 3: are going to be tiny. They were only winning it
Speaker 3: by like one or two seats, you know it. They're
Speaker 3: not big numbers, so we could flup it the opposite way,
Speaker 3: so he might not do horrible things.
Speaker 4: I hope people if this selection is indicative of anything
Speaker 4: that's gonna happen after any election after this, because I
Speaker 4: don't know how it came about. It came to be,
Speaker 4: but I was not expecting the results to come back
Speaker 4: that fast, with which I'll votes in so many places. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it looked. It looked very sinister to me, and I
Speaker 4: wasn't there. I'm not a whole worker. I don't know,
Speaker 4: but we were not expecting to get results until Thursday
Speaker 4: or Friday, and for those two results to come back
Speaker 4: in so early, and they said, and Elon must say
Speaker 4: that he knew four hours early, and because he created
Speaker 4: some machine. I'm like, whatever, Yeah, it is some it
Speaker 4: is some bullshit in the game, but this is what
Speaker 4: we are.
Speaker 3: She is, she's recounting. I think, I think things are
Speaker 3: being reced but doesn't make a difference. It's not go
Speaker 3: make a difference.
Speaker 4: The problem is, as you see and as you see
Speaker 4: it that they have already conceded, which I wish they
Speaker 4: would have waited a little bit.
Speaker 3: But well, people were up in arms, say they were upset.
Speaker 3: They wanted her to conceive that night, but they were
Speaker 3: still counting votes. We still there were many states that
Speaker 3: still weren't in. He unfortunately was shocking. He won all
Speaker 3: the battle the battleground states, and he won. He's trying
Speaker 3: to say it's a landslide. He absolutely swept everything. I'm
Speaker 3: not taking that away with him. He had the message
Speaker 3: that people wanted to hear. People really only come this.
Speaker 3: It's showing from everything that we're hearing right now with
Speaker 3: this election, people really only cared about what their what
Speaker 3: their dollar was. I never realized flame. And I was
Speaker 3: never any big political guru my whole life. But I followed.
Speaker 3: I paid attention. I kind of looked at people's platforms.
Speaker 3: I listened to them. I always listened to the debates,
Speaker 3: even the local ones. You know, when we have senators
Speaker 3: and stuff that are up they have they have them
Speaker 3: locally on on you know, your news channels. And I
Speaker 3: just followed that much. And that's probably as far as
Speaker 3: I got. But I don't I never realized that people
Speaker 3: they really don't listen, they don't follow that. It's really
Speaker 3: what's in their pocket, what's good for them at the
Speaker 3: end of the day. They don't bother to listen to.
Speaker 3: He's told us what he's going to do. I don't
Speaker 3: know if he'll be able to get it all across
Speaker 3: the line. He'll be able to pull it across, but
Speaker 3: he will be able to do a little bit of damage.
Speaker 3: He'll he'll get some stuff. He'll get two three four
Speaker 3: pieces of legislation across those first first two years. Because
Speaker 3: it'll go back and forth, back and forth, back and forth.
Speaker 3: That's what Biden got done the first two years. He
Speaker 3: got those four phenomenal chips, you know, rescue at like all,
Speaker 3: he got a whole bunch of stuff done.
Speaker 4: But we'll say, you hit a dog rally and I'm
Speaker 4: somebody's here. Oh holding, We're going to step away for
Speaker 4: a second. I gotta go to the ladies room or
Speaker 4: one of them, the ladies, I don't know one of them.
Speaker 4: I'll be right back and we're back. Sorry, y'all. I
Speaker 4: feel like I'm feel like as swifty I had the
Speaker 4: sugar doll.
Speaker 3: Did you see that Gnome? That puppy killing Gnome. She's
Speaker 3: got a position now, I just don't. I mean some
Speaker 3: of the people, I'm a little disappointed. I was hoping
Speaker 3: like the Marjorie Taylor Greens, like the crazy crazy ones,
Speaker 3: weren't going to She's going to do homeler land security.
Speaker 3: I guess she's a gun totin. You better not put
Speaker 3: the Charlie and Chloone rror.
Speaker 4: Oh, Marjorie Taylor Green.
Speaker 3: No, no, this is Christy Nome. I was saying that type,
Speaker 3: like that crazy Marjorie Tayler Green's crazy. Christy Nome's kind
Speaker 3: of crazy. Who's that other one? Lake Lakeland Lake Lake,
Speaker 3: Christy Lake or whatever. She's another. She didn't get anything,
Speaker 3: but she's not like they They lie like something happened
Speaker 3: and they're lying about it to your face and you
Speaker 3: saw it too, so it wasn't it like I was
Speaker 3: so being we weren't going to get that. But she
Speaker 3: got a position to Chelsea Gabbard got a position. She's
Speaker 3: kind of anti anti uh. She's the c I a
Speaker 3: I believe, like Ukraine. Hillary Clinton called her like a.
Speaker 3: I I'm trying to think of what when you the
Speaker 3: U pond for Putin, I was a little surprised that
Speaker 3: was back. That was a number of years ago.
Speaker 4: So so, Bobby, these kebint pigs are crazy. I'm telling you.
Speaker 4: We got a mad man, a criminal mad man, picking
Speaker 4: more criminal mad men and women to build his cabbin.
Speaker 4: Not all of them. I can't say which ones I
Speaker 4: think is respectable though, Bobby, who you think?
Speaker 3: I don't so they have is I never get his
Speaker 3: name right. He's going to be the borders are is
Speaker 3: a home alog. I don't like him as a person,
Speaker 3: but I know that he worked under under Obama when
Speaker 3: they were when they were calling Obama the deporter in
Speaker 3: chief because he had deported three million people, more than
Speaker 3: anybody else had, and what they were looking for and
Speaker 3: what he was looking for this gentleman, were the criminals
Speaker 3: that had come in. So I think that's actually where
Speaker 3: if he works the same way as he worked under Obama,
Speaker 3: even though his rhetoric is awful. See, here's the problem.
Speaker 3: Flame to me, I don't know when because he was
Speaker 3: on sixty minutes. He had a sixty minute interval. Well,
Speaker 3: he said he's doing a whole family, right, But what
Speaker 3: is actually how they feel versus what they're saying so
Speaker 3: they get attention from Trump. I can't tell because the
Speaker 3: worst thing they say, the more they get pagged on
Speaker 3: the head like a dog. Oh you did a good job, Yes,
Speaker 3: he was asked. He was asked about you know what
Speaker 3: about so you're willing to break up families, and he
Speaker 3: very quickly said, no, the whole family can be deported.
Speaker 3: Then you know that guy, whoever it is, that person
Speaker 3: who stayed illegally and never bothered to get whatever they
Speaker 3: want supposed to get, you know, do their stuff. They're leaving,
Speaker 3: so whether they take the family with them or not.
Speaker 3: Now President Obama, President Obama, President Biden excuse me had
Speaker 3: put into place, but he was stopped. He was he
Speaker 3: was stopped last week by a judge. He was putting
Speaker 3: in for the family members, the spouses would whatever the
Speaker 3: way it went, so they will be able to stay
Speaker 3: and have an easier past to citizenship. And judge came
Speaker 3: and said no, that they couldn't do that. So and
Speaker 3: that's why people, that's why everybody wants Joe Biden to
Speaker 3: do so much by executive order. The courts stop them.
Speaker 3: There's only so much.
Speaker 4: You can do.
Speaker 3: And then then what happens is you look effectual.
Speaker 4: And no excuses on this one, no way, because you
Speaker 4: guys knew and I'm talking to their Latinos, the blacks,
Speaker 4: anybody who knew that anything in President twenty twenty five
Speaker 4: or some of his resu rule was going to affect
Speaker 4: your women included y'all vote. Yeah, but y'all, I voted
Speaker 4: for him because according to a statistics they say fifty
Speaker 4: two percent of the country vote for him. That is crazy,
Speaker 4: That is crazy because y'll with y'all didn't take him seriously.
Speaker 4: Yeah he was. Yeah, I know, I wanted to laugh too,
Speaker 4: but the same thing to make you laugh make you cry.
Speaker 4: And good God, it's going to be on the pay
Speaker 4: with the LGBT community. He already talking about he's a baby.
Speaker 4: I don't know if he's going to dissolve same sex marriage.
Speaker 4: I don't know if he's going to You don't know
Speaker 4: what he's going to do, because you know, his last term,
Speaker 4: the first day he took office, he took the LGBTQ
Speaker 4: page down off the website from the White House. But
Speaker 4: now he's on the mission to talk about it's only
Speaker 4: two genders. They're going to stop all of this treatment
Speaker 4: they're going to And we had so much as a community,
Speaker 4: by the trans community. We had healthcare, we had housing,
Speaker 4: we had agencies that were willing to help you with
Speaker 4: mental status and to get you jobs. You can work
Speaker 4: a job and you didn't have to actually look like
Speaker 4: a woman. I mean, you can put some effort into it,
Speaker 4: but you could get a job. And all of that
Speaker 4: might be taken away because I think it was just
Speaker 4: was too much when they when they got with the
Speaker 4: pronouns and the and the mess the kids reading them storytelling,
Speaker 4: then they get into women's spaces that they were women
Speaker 4: than a woman. The sports or the sports was the
Speaker 4: nail in the coffin because this country makes millions of
Speaker 4: dollars off sports every year, and I think that was
Speaker 4: enough is enough. That is not why we lost, But
Speaker 4: that damn show had a hand in the reason for
Speaker 4: us a little.
Speaker 3: And I would have said no, only every single pundent,
Speaker 3: every single show and smart people like John Lemon, Chris
Speaker 3: Cuomo like they having people on Anderson Cooper, and it
Speaker 3: came up you had said it to me, and I
Speaker 3: have to be honest, I didn't believe it. I didn't
Speaker 3: believe I just because I can't imagine. I don't think
Speaker 3: that way, so I just couldn't imagine. But each one
Speaker 3: of them said that was some of the stuff that
Speaker 3: started scaring people, the myths and the disinformation. So there
Speaker 3: is so to finish up the one thing that I
Speaker 3: think you had, and then we'll finish up with the
Speaker 3: with the immigrants as well. Is I think you had
Speaker 3: this past time, and with the Obama administration, you had
Speaker 3: presidents that respected you and would do anything to try
Speaker 3: to make it easy for you. You're not going to
Speaker 3: have that this time. I don't think. I don't think
Speaker 3: they'll be able to do same sex marriage. To be
Speaker 3: quite honest with you because there are a lot of
Speaker 3: gay people and a lot of powerful, powerful positions, including
Speaker 3: in the White House, Congress, Senate, you know, like you know,
Speaker 3: all of the Cabinet. Like, I don't think they'll be
Speaker 3: able to do that. Will they take those protections away
Speaker 3: just like they did the last time? Yes, they will.
Speaker 3: And it was a federal judge who there were five
Speaker 3: hundred thousand immigrants that have spouses, whole families over here,
Speaker 3: and President Biden put something into place so that they
Speaker 3: would be they would be safe. And it was a
Speaker 3: federal judge in Texas. Uh that Campbell Barker was his name,
Speaker 3: that put the kaibash on it. So I had went back.
Speaker 3: We just discussed that last week.
Speaker 4: Strangely enough, Bobby with the with the with with all
Speaker 4: of that. I don't even know what's going to happen ESPEC,
Speaker 4: especially when we come down to the to the same
Speaker 4: sex marriage thing. They may try to stop it now,
Speaker 4: but I hope they don't get to dissolve the same
Speaker 4: sex managers that were already into play little hell Secretary
Speaker 4: of State what Secretary Transportation right now? Bootage is is
Speaker 4: openly gay and has a husband and they have children,
Speaker 4: but here's the killing part. Some of these gay senators
Speaker 4: and congressmen that's higher ups, that's a Republican will vote
Speaker 4: against being gay to to make sure that they can
Speaker 4: stay in good graces with the with the Trump administration,
Speaker 4: So they will vote against themselves. They will. We know
Speaker 4: that we.
Speaker 3: Have a we have our first openly trans congresswoman that's
Speaker 3: going in, Sarah McBride.
Speaker 4: I'm proud. I'm proud to hear that, But I'm down
Speaker 4: to see how they treat it and how long this last.
Speaker 3: I feel badly about.
Speaker 4: She is going to a full on, completely controlled House
Speaker 4: and Senate by the Republicans, and the President who don't
Speaker 4: man saying whatever he wants to say, and the Supreme
Speaker 4: Court that is that is directed by him. So y'all
Speaker 4: needs to sense a praise for her. She got there.
Speaker 4: She better have a real strong constitution.
Speaker 3: I you know, what a flame being a trans woman,
Speaker 3: and she got to where she is. I'm sure she does,
Speaker 3: and she's going to be breaking the ceiling for others.
Speaker 3: And I think she knows that her that her position
Speaker 3: right now is really important.
Speaker 4: Well, I don't want her to do with that other
Speaker 4: transgirl d who got into government and got to the
Speaker 4: floor and acted the food and then they abandoned her.
Speaker 4: She was never allowed to come.
Speaker 3: She was an amazing thank god. Yeah she was local government.
Speaker 4: Thank god local local or local both. I love.
Speaker 3: Some people take some stuff too seriously, and they it's
Speaker 3: exactly they're pushing narratives that other people can't hear. And
Speaker 3: when you sound angry, when you come across, you lose people.
Speaker 3: They can't hear you. They're not hearing your message, They're
Speaker 3: only hearing your tone. And I think she I can't
Speaker 3: think of her name is not awful little It's going
Speaker 3: to come to me the minute. With that we hang
Speaker 3: up from this, but I think you lose people. We
Speaker 3: have a new The Senate Republicans picked John Soon from
Speaker 3: South Dakota UH as their new later leader, replacing Mitch McConnell.
Speaker 3: So we're going to see how that goes. He was
Speaker 3: always sort of a moderate. He railed against a lot
Speaker 3: of the stuff that historically that Trump had done. I
Speaker 3: think he has got a different relationship now. Everybody seems
Speaker 3: to have a different relationship now. Uh So we'll see.
Speaker 3: We'll see if he's going to be able to stand
Speaker 3: up to to Trump in the not the little stuff.
Speaker 3: Save it for the big stuff, you know, like getting
Speaker 3: gates going no, save it for important things. Or if
Speaker 3: he tries to do some crazy mess, you know, it'll
Speaker 3: be interesting litmus test to see to see how it's
Speaker 3: going to go. I don't want us to get all
Speaker 3: worried before. I want us to be informed, but not
Speaker 3: necessarily in a panic.
Speaker 4: Well, I agree with what you said about let's sit
Speaker 4: and see what's going to happen. But by me, as
Speaker 4: a black person who check a lot of box this
Speaker 4: girl for what they do with the I'm telling you
Speaker 4: right now it don't sound good. And if I can
Speaker 4: get a good windfall, a good four hundred or five hundred,
Speaker 4: spare one hundred thousand dollars. Yeah, I'm out, Yes, spare
Speaker 4: four five hundred thousands. It'll be explicit to move out
Speaker 4: of the country. Everybody, he's something I'm leaving this country
Speaker 4: that it's increass to move across the street, let alone
Speaker 4: move across the country. Moving out of the country, oh
Speaker 4: my god, especially if you want to bring your personal belongings.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 3: But what we have to remember the other part of
Speaker 3: that is because I do have a lot of people
Speaker 3: saying that and I want to say where you're going.
Speaker 3: So we just discussed right how Europe a huge swath
Speaker 3: of the world there. This election didn't just affect the
Speaker 3: United States of America, It affected the entire world. There
Speaker 3: isn't a better place that they go. You can't go
Speaker 3: to the Middle East. There's all sorts of wars no
Speaker 3: matter where you go. You can't go to like Ukraine
Speaker 3: or any up in that area because there's all sorts
Speaker 3: of mess happening there. I mean, look at Lebanon's in
Speaker 3: on it, the whole bit. Europe is now going to
Speaker 3: be in a panic and they're going to side with
Speaker 3: China or our chement. You think that's going to be
Speaker 3: a better place to go if there is nowhere to go,
Speaker 3: You know, we have to suck it up. We have
Speaker 3: to we get what we get and we don't get
Speaker 3: upset at this point because we did it to ourselves.
Speaker 3: So now we're just going to have to figure it out.
Speaker 3: But but again, people are going to fuck around and
Speaker 3: find out. You're going to see what happened.
Speaker 4: It's just so it's just so monstrous to think of
Speaker 4: all the things, and I feel so bad. But you know,
Speaker 4: people who publicly stood up, you know, for right, for
Speaker 4: what was right I thought, which is like Liz Cheney
Speaker 4: and people who's stilling, well, I'm a wreck amount her.
Speaker 4: You don't know what he's going to do or say
Speaker 4: once he's putting it in that chair, you do.
Speaker 3: I mean always talking about and I hope somebody gets
Speaker 3: on him for this is he wants to eliminate the
Speaker 3: Department of Education. What about all those people whose kids
Speaker 3: are on egg plans? Guess who pays for the egplans?
Speaker 3: We call them i EPs here in Massachusetts Individual Education
Speaker 3: Plan the federal government. That's where those funds come from.
Speaker 3: He's getting rid of it. Your kid's not going to
Speaker 3: have like these people who who are on the Affordable
Speaker 3: Care Act. But we're dying for him to eviscerate Obamacare. Hello,
Speaker 3: it's the same thing you're putting your healthcare a lot
Speaker 3: of people in peril, twenty million people. You're putting your
Speaker 3: kids education. So what it's really going to do, and
Speaker 3: this is what my fear is, and this is what
Speaker 3: what Joe Biden and Kamala Harris have been fighting for.
Speaker 3: It's going to further divide the have and have nots.
Speaker 3: So what they're calling the Democratic Party now is the
Speaker 3: coastal elites. So you get to be a coastal elite
Speaker 3: and I get to be a coastal elite. Aren't we lucky?
Speaker 3: But our education's here because we're coastal elites and we're
Speaker 3: in we're in states that fight for education, healthcare, and
Speaker 3: everything else, and that's where all of our money is
Speaker 3: going to go. We're sort of safe. But what about
Speaker 3: all the poor states, the rural areas, the people who
Speaker 3: didn't know any better and now voted for them, And
Speaker 3: they already have crappy books, and they already have crappy schools,
Speaker 3: and this was one of the only ways that they
Speaker 3: got some sort of parody. What's going to happen there?
Speaker 3: And both of our states, including New York and there
Speaker 3: are a couple others, they subsidize a lot of the
Speaker 3: poor states because they don't want to take federal money
Speaker 3: because they don't want to be beholden. So US shmos
Speaker 3: go and some of our taxes go, and they subsidize.
Speaker 3: We're not going to have those tax dollars anymore if
Speaker 3: we have to put it into education. So it's just
Speaker 3: going to make it's going to make it everything that
Speaker 3: we didn't want it to be. We've been fighting for
Speaker 3: inclusion and any in every area with every race, uh,
Speaker 3: socioeconomic group, et cetera, et cetera. And now we're going
Speaker 3: to see it's going to further divide it. That's what
Speaker 3: makes me sad. I mean this, this doe started under Carter.
Speaker 3: So it's been in our lifetime, in your and when
Speaker 3: we've gotten great things, could it be improved? It absolutely
Speaker 3: could be improved. You know, everything could be improved. You
Speaker 3: know what he's wants Musk to do could be improved.
Speaker 3: You know, you have people paying one hundred and ninety
Speaker 3: dollars for a toilet seat, you know, because the federal
Speaker 3: government go in and fix that stuff, but don't cut
Speaker 3: areas that that are of service that we need. That's
Speaker 3: what I'm hoping doesn't happen.
Speaker 4: Well, uh yeah, baby, my grandmother said, hoping one hand
Speaker 4: and shit in the other and see what one to
Speaker 4: go get field the fastest because they are on a
Speaker 4: money grab and they got all the power to do it.
Speaker 4: He has. He has dominated all branches of government. Whoever
Speaker 4: played whoever strategy behind the scenes and played the way
Speaker 4: they played it. They played the hell out his hand.
Speaker 4: They played the hell out of his hand.
Speaker 3: That crazy mess that he kept spewing that made so
Speaker 3: us close to elites, so uncomfortable and so angry. Well
Speaker 3: we're finding out the middle. They loved it, especially young men.
Speaker 3: And I'm not going to say one race over the other.
Speaker 3: Young men. Yeah, it's all yeah, they're hearing something.
Speaker 4: That sexism is still very prevalent in absolutely.
Speaker 3: I heard. I told you I saw a few weeks ago.
Speaker 3: I was telling you they were doing the you know,
Speaker 3: I think it was Anderson Cooper was out, you know,
Speaker 3: a man among town and he was down whatever the
Speaker 3: whatever the one of the battleground states that was needed.
Speaker 3: I'm going to say North Carolina. I don't know why
Speaker 3: because I feel like one of the women had a twin.
Speaker 3: He went into a into a hair salon and it
Speaker 3: was predominantly black women, not older women. When I say younger,
Speaker 3: like forty an under to me, and not one of
Speaker 3: them was going to vote for her. They didn't feel
Speaker 3: she had the education. She didn't have the education, she
Speaker 3: did have the experience. She was a da she was
Speaker 3: I mean, she's been a million different things, and you
Speaker 3: know what she really was that I was shocked she
Speaker 3: was a woman. So when I have somebody that skilled
Speaker 3: as a woman, I align with them and I kind
Speaker 3: of vote my way. I don't know. If I don't
Speaker 3: know who to vote for, I always go my way
Speaker 3: over him. What the hell has he ever done for them?
Speaker 4: I don't know, Robby. Some people just need to be laid.
Speaker 4: Some people need a dominant voice or a dominant presence
Speaker 4: to be laid, which is why we use that same
Speaker 4: model here at let Alone every week. Some people have
Speaker 4: to be late. They don't know how to do it
Speaker 4: on their own, or they're afraid to make a decision
Speaker 4: that goes against what the populace because they're afraid that
Speaker 4: they're not going to be liked, or they made a mistake. Well,
Speaker 4: every day you wake up, a mistake can happen. But
Speaker 4: that you woke up people.
Speaker 3: With women, that's the flying sexism and women women who
Speaker 3: were sexist. They wanted a man to lead, they didn't
Speaker 3: want to. I was flabergat. I just couldn't believe it.
Speaker 3: I just I just I just couldn't believe it. I
Speaker 3: could see maybe feeling that way.
Speaker 4: I think a lot of women have been trained that
Speaker 4: way or raised that way. I do I just think
Speaker 4: they have a woman that a man has to run everything.
Speaker 3: Now tonight we heard that Robert Kennedy Junior finally got
Speaker 3: his position. He is going to be the Secretary of
Speaker 3: the Department of Health and Human Services, is going to
Speaker 3: make America healthy again. But strangely, he says he's not
Speaker 3: an anti vaxxer, but he doesn't believe in vaccinations. And
Speaker 3: the CDC came out with something saying that there was
Speaker 3: a twenty but just tonight there was news Nation reported
Speaker 3: it there was a twenty percent rise in measles cases
Speaker 3: last year because people aren't getting vaccinated and they don't
Speaker 3: have cute herd immunity, and it could be measles can
Speaker 3: be depending on who you are, could be some dangerous,
Speaker 3: dangerous stuff. So I'm thinking this is the guy. I mean,
Speaker 3: we do have obesity, blah blah blah, like he wants
Speaker 3: he gets worse, sicker than ever, and he wants to
Speaker 3: do something. And I think, you know, because people eat terribly,
Speaker 3: And I'm thinking, I don't eat street meat in India
Speaker 3: and get a brainworm. I might be as big as
Speaker 3: a barge, but my brain's intact. So you're judging when
Speaker 3: I eat when my god, you're picking up baby cubs
Speaker 3: to have for dinner off the ground roadkill.
Speaker 4: Well, I was everything that I was thinking. The white
Speaker 4: lady see it, so now I don't have to address it.
Speaker 4: So yeah, there we go.
Speaker 3: The only thing I can say about him is he
Speaker 3: is an environmental attorney, actually is a practicing attorney. And
Speaker 3: I do believe if Push came to shove, just like Pence,
Speaker 3: I think he's looking the boots right now. But I
Speaker 3: believe in my heart of hearts, because of the family
Speaker 3: he comes from, that if Push came to shove against
Speaker 3: the Constitution, I think he would stand for the Constitution.
Speaker 3: At least. He might be nuts, but he's not that nuts.
Speaker 4: Well, that's what I'm speaking for, speaking some much from
Speaker 4: some from someone who has had a very personal conversation
Speaker 4: with mister Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Who I thought was
Speaker 4: a very pleasant well, who I thought was a very
Speaker 4: pleasant man. I don't agree with the way he was
Speaker 4: so wishy washy on the fence. I'm not an anti vaxer,
Speaker 4: although I never took the COVID vaccine, but I'm not
Speaker 4: an anti vaxxer. I just didn't want that shit and
Speaker 4: you got to fix you before you can fix somebody else.
Speaker 4: Like you said, you got you full of brainworms. Let's
Speaker 4: get that resolve before you try to listen. I'm just
Speaker 4: we just sit here delivering y'all the news, honey, just
Speaker 4: giving you a recap. I don't get it by it.
Speaker 3: I don't either. I listened to it. Just the difference
Speaker 3: of the difference of people's constitutions. And I'm not going
Speaker 3: to say it's the parties, because I have heard Republicans
Speaker 3: give beautiful, beautiful speeches. And I listened to Trump that
Speaker 3: could have sort of changed the way people. He could
Speaker 3: have brought people in and he didn't. He was doom
Speaker 3: and gloom and how he's been and I listened to
Speaker 3: how inspiring both Kamala Harris's concession speech was, as well
Speaker 3: as Joe Biden, and I said, I don't know why
Speaker 3: people don't like them.
Speaker 4: I really don't.
Speaker 3: I don't understand. I mean, is the old he is old?
Speaker 3: But he was the same old. I am also post election,
Speaker 3: I am so over the finger pointing, including the love
Speaker 3: of your life Nancy Pelosi. I love Nancy, but I
Speaker 3: really don't She's if he got out sooner, it's his fault. No,
Speaker 3: it's not. If you had had his people give him
Speaker 3: the right information and actually have a nice, mature talk
Speaker 3: with him a year before and showed him that the
Speaker 3: data and said democracy all you have to do is
Speaker 3: because he is so duty driven, given it to him,
Speaker 3: I think he would have left. He really believed he
Speaker 3: was the only one that was gonna win. And I
Speaker 3: do believe she did better than he would have done.
Speaker 3: But I don't like that either. It's it's a time
Speaker 3: for a post mortem so we can learn and move,
Speaker 3: but it's not a time to point fingers, and I
Speaker 3: don't like. I don't like what's happening right now.
Speaker 4: Spoken like a true white woman, Bobby, spoken like a
Speaker 4: true right woman. What's going to affect me and gonna
Speaker 4: affect you? Unfortunately?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah, But what does affect me? Because I don't
Speaker 3: like seeing you go through something.
Speaker 4: You're my friend, well and I appreciate that, And it's
Speaker 4: gonna be good white folks like you that's gonna help
Speaker 4: to keep us back on gets back on even Keio,
Speaker 4: because right now this country is unbalanced, and I mean,
Speaker 4: the skill is tilting, and I do not like it
Speaker 4: the way it's leaning. It's leaning to us some lava,
Speaker 4: and personally, I just don't know how my makeup is
Speaker 4: going to hold up.
Speaker 3: In love, You're not, honey, but we're all going to
Speaker 3: look the same. We're going to be dewy and bright red.
Speaker 3: Did you see that they they lowered the interest rate
Speaker 3: another quarter percent? I loved it. And the Federal Reserve
Speaker 3: chair Jerome Powell said he's not going to resign if
Speaker 3: Trump asks him too.
Speaker 4: Okay, so yeah, he act.
Speaker 3: That he thinks it will affect the I mean, he'll
Speaker 3: probably just fire him, but he's not he's not going.
Speaker 3: He thinks that will do something. He's been following it.
Speaker 3: He knows what's going on with the economy. He knows.
Speaker 3: He's very nervous over the tariffs. That's the other thing.
Speaker 3: People just they heard we were gonna put tariffs on countries,
Speaker 3: and for some reason people didn't realize, Hey, you know,
Speaker 3: mickey mouse, we're the ones who pay it. You think
Speaker 3: the other countries are going to just take the tariff
Speaker 3: and sell the products to us for the same price. No,
Speaker 3: everything's going to get raised. And he's nervous. He's very
Speaker 3: nervous that he's going to put us into a recession,
Speaker 3: so with the tariffs, so he wants to sit and monitor.
Speaker 3: So I said, oh god, some people are duty driven.
Speaker 4: Well the terriffs, because I was watching something in researching
Speaker 4: at the same time. The terriffs are not going to
Speaker 4: be good for us. They don't know that the cost
Speaker 4: us caused us to go into a recession nineteen in
Speaker 4: nineteen twenty.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so it will cost and so for people who
Speaker 3: are again we're going to talk about have and have nots,
Speaker 3: so we're talking about the have in the middle down
Speaker 3: it'll be they're estimating between depending on your economist and
Speaker 3: depending on what your consumption is through the year, on average,
Speaker 3: it will cost families between twenty six hundred dollars to
Speaker 3: forty six hundred dollars more year if you have average consumption. Obviously,
Speaker 3: people who have a little bit more might spend a
Speaker 3: little more, Like you might get an Apple watch that's
Speaker 3: three hundred and fifty and I have, so I got
Speaker 3: the one hundred dollar fitbit, you know, like depending on
Speaker 3: what product shoul buy and all that jazz. So we're
Speaker 3: gonna have to we're going to have to sit and
Speaker 3: see what happens. I think there's nothing we can do.
Speaker 3: It's out of our control, but we can pay attention,
Speaker 3: write things down for the next time we go vote.
Speaker 3: Google said they had a record number of searches the
Speaker 3: day after the election of how do I change my vote?
Speaker 4: There were there were no do overs. We talked about
Speaker 4: that on laugh and learned before there were no duovers
Speaker 4: on this The mistake you made will cost so many,
Speaker 4: so many, and eventually it will affect you or one
Speaker 4: of your loved ones because it's going to cost so
Speaker 4: many I don't know why people didn't play this out
Speaker 4: in the long run, the long way. They just played
Speaker 4: the short game because they want twelve dollars in their pocket.
Speaker 4: But you didn't think about what was going to happen
Speaker 4: to this country. Good God. I hope we aren't going
Speaker 4: to war.
Speaker 3: I hope that we don't want to twelve dollars. Yeah,
Speaker 3: we're not. We're not getting twelve dollars less people. You
Speaker 3: know that we got the money before because of a pandemic.
Speaker 3: We have no pandemic, thank god, not wood And I
Speaker 3: hope we don't go into a war either, because you
Speaker 3: want to see us have nothing. Think back back to
Speaker 3: World War Two. We we watch movies, right, but they
Speaker 3: actually lived it. They you got, you know, a quarter
Speaker 3: cup of sugar for an entire household. You know, things
Speaker 3: were rationed, you didn't have things, and there was ps.
Speaker 3: There was no money. You know, jobs went down. Everything
Speaker 3: was baer bones. So unless you owned your home, you
Speaker 3: were in you were in big trouble. Did you see
Speaker 3: a whole bunch of people are leaving the X platform.
Speaker 3: I heard John Lemon put something out yesterday that he's
Speaker 3: going to be losing. They're they're going to something called
Speaker 3: I never heard of it, Blue Sky. Have you heard
Speaker 3: of Blue Sky?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's new. I'm only on EX for porn. Let
Speaker 4: me be very transparent. I only will X to watch porn.
Speaker 4: I don't care about the heirlines because I know the
Speaker 4: headlines were allowed to BS, So I only watch porn
Speaker 4: on X or like the fight videos when I'm in
Speaker 4: a mood to watch the fight stuff. I don't go
Speaker 4: there for anything political because I know who owns it
Speaker 4: and the difference between the nineteen twenty recession and if
Speaker 4: we go to another one, they will have skill labored workers,
Speaker 4: they'll have robots to do everything, but don't.
Speaker 3: Need somebody, don't still need somebody to fix robots, so
Speaker 3: we've gone to this. You don't necessarily have to go
Speaker 3: to college, guys, but go to a trade school, go
Speaker 3: to a night t T tech, or go to something
Speaker 3: so your skills transfer.
Speaker 4: Over, or or get your glass of salt water. It
Speaker 4: always works absolutely, whatever has happened, I'm like Bobby, it's
Speaker 4: done now, y'all. We can't take it back. We got
Speaker 4: to get through it, and we got to live through it.
Speaker 4: But we have to live. It's gonna be some very
Speaker 4: dark times. And Eli Musk even say it, you guys
Speaker 4: are gonna have It's gonna be some what he says
Speaker 4: is going to be a struggle for a little while.
Speaker 4: Struggle struggle was his nice West saying we're about to
Speaker 4: be broken as a country for some time. So stock up,
Speaker 4: lock up, be prepared for anything come January to twenty
Speaker 4: fifth or twenty second. Hell, I ain't gonna even get
Speaker 4: that long. I know that that's the day he gets inaugurated,
Speaker 4: but we all know what's gonna happen right after that.
Speaker 4: So I'm just telling y'all be prepared for when he
Speaker 4: takes office because we don't know how it's going to
Speaker 4: go down. Stay safe, stay tuned. And stay listened to
Speaker 4: us here over at last a learned, and thank you
Speaker 4: I heart and black Offect Network for this podcast four years.
Speaker 4: Because we haven't changed, We won't change. We appreciate you,
Speaker 4: guess because here laughing learned, the model has not changed
Speaker 4: and will not change. Here laugh a learned. We are
Speaker 4: not trying to get you to change your mind. We
Speaker 4: are only trying to get you to use your mind.
Speaker 4: Because ry Bobby, because.
Speaker 3: Your mind and your vote are a terrible thing to waste.
Speaker 4: And if you if you voted the wrong way, you
Speaker 4: damn your wasted your vote. And according to the statistics,
Speaker 4: a lot of y'all wasted y'all vote. But it ain't over.
Speaker 3: Ooh, you're going to see what happens.
Speaker 4: That's the day of the episode, Bobby Cliff had said,
Speaker 4: f around and pand out. All right, if you got something,
Speaker 4: I'll see you next weekend. I will be with Tiffany
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Speaker 4: I was trying to get the words out. Bobby.
Speaker 3: You did a great job. Can we ask you a question?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 3: What you're texting him? Your first season, you were able
Speaker 3: to bring a lot of people on. Is there who
Speaker 3: does that? Does black effect? Did they get those interviews
Speaker 3: for you?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 4: Huh? They girl, I'm gonna talk to you off Lane
Speaker 4: because I just had a talk with Dolly yesterday. We're
Speaker 4: gonna talk off Land. I'm gonna call you after this. Well,
Speaker 4: I don't know if I'm gonna call you right now,
Speaker 4: but I'm gonna call you, yeah, cause you had me
Speaker 4: on the phone for two hours. Ye.
Speaker 3: I was just thinking of because I wouldn't It doesn't
Speaker 3: have to be every week, but I would love to
Speaker 3: have somebody and it doesn't. We don't have to quote
Speaker 3: unquote interview. I'd like to have discussions with people, see
Speaker 3: what their concerns are, what they're seeing, like you at
Speaker 3: April Ryan, Poor April Ryan. Is she kicked out of
Speaker 3: the the newsroom again probably like you know, that's what
Speaker 3: I'm and what they're doing. I'd like to kind of
Speaker 3: be inspirational because we had somebody.
Speaker 4: Oh, go ahead, I want to see this fight between
Speaker 4: uh Mike Tyson and it's Jake Paul.
Speaker 3: Really why I.
Speaker 4: Want to see He's outrage, That's okay, Mike. Mike was
Speaker 4: a monster in his youth.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I watched him rip the air off.
Speaker 3: For the love of god, I I yeah, he yeah,
Speaker 3: I do. You know, like my father box when he
Speaker 3: was young, loved boxing and used to kind of prop
Speaker 3: us up. I used to cry the entire time. It
Speaker 3: makes me so upset when I see somebody hit somebody else,
Speaker 3: like I don't know what it is. It really hurts
Speaker 3: my heart. I can't stand it.
Speaker 4: Here instead one second, Bobby, Okay.
Speaker 5: I'm wanting to rush.
Speaker 4: He did give the vexed room a swammy a job.
Speaker 3: He's he's with musk. They're they're coking.
Speaker 4: He should have get for swami kissing enough ass to
Speaker 4: get a job.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, he worked it. You know when he started,
Speaker 3: his collar looked like me. Right, He's he kissed so
Speaker 3: much ass he's turned brown. He yeah, I don't know
Speaker 3: what this department is that they're talking about, Like I don't. Again,
Speaker 3: I don't. I can't get upset before because we'll be
Speaker 3: upset all the way up, you know, for the next
Speaker 3: two and a half months. Who needs that? We're two months.
Speaker 3: I have to wait and see what's actually going to happen.
Speaker 3: I don't know what the department if it's duplicate, Like
Speaker 3: we just went through my hospital because we have ten hospitals.
Speaker 3: We just went through a whole reorganization because each hospital
Speaker 3: had I'm a finance person, a finance project manager, so
Speaker 3: each one had ten. Well, we'd all all need to
Speaker 3: do the exact same thing.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: They didn't just get rid of people. They tried to
Speaker 3: place them in different positions and all that jazz. But
Speaker 3: we don't need I am sure in the government we
Speaker 3: have tons of duplicity. I'm sure I don't mind that
Speaker 3: being paired down. As long as people have given soft
Speaker 3: landings or you know, one of them is given to
Speaker 3: maybe a severance package a few years earlier, they can
Speaker 3: go now. But you know, don't don't get rid of
Speaker 3: the way he words it.
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