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Speaker 3: Hey, hey, Hey, this is comedian Flame my Roe and
Speaker 3: welcome to this episode of Laugh and Learn. Baby. We
Speaker 3: on the countdown for season four. We are almost done
Speaker 3: with season three and we wholeheartedly thank you from the
Speaker 3: bottom of our hearts. From our producer mister Aaron Howard,
Speaker 3: to myself, my beautiful self flavoring Row, and to my
Speaker 3: gorgeous co host Bobby Clifford, how you are you. We
Speaker 3: on the countdown to season four, Bobby Clifford.
Speaker 2: Yes we are. We're almost there.
Speaker 3: For is my good luck number, and it's looking real
Speaker 3: for dangerous honey. So but listen, this is a hot
Speaker 3: year for politics. And when I say hot, I ain't
Speaker 3: even talking about hot because the stove it's hot. I'm
Speaker 3: just talking about it's hot in all capacities. So let's
Speaker 3: put it to the test and let's see what we
Speaker 3: got to do. I'm gonna tell you my model right now.
Speaker 3: It's still I'm raving with bad but he ain't driving.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying what I got to say. Listen, you
Speaker 3: you pick and choose who you want. That is who
Speaker 3: I'm picking. I don't even want to know who you
Speaker 3: picking because you might scare me. I might like you.
Speaker 3: You say the wrong thing, I'm gonna stop liking you immediately.
Speaker 3: Does that mean, Bobby, it's not mean?
Speaker 2: After after the stuff that Trump has said over this
Speaker 2: past weekend, the ridiculous comments that he thinks he's gaining
Speaker 2: some sort of favor with the Black voge, I don't
Speaker 2: think it's mean at all.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're gonna we're gonna get into all that. But
Speaker 3: let'st off this week by letting you guys know that
Speaker 3: I am in Chicago right now, my hometown, my city,
Speaker 3: and I'm here to do promo. I'm here to celebrate
Speaker 3: the fifty fifth anniversary of the Baton Show Lounge, which
Speaker 3: has been a very important part of my career as
Speaker 3: a female impersonator. I actually started there. I will tell
Speaker 3: you what year, but if I tell you a year,
Speaker 3: I had to kill you and I ain't ready to
Speaker 3: go to jail for murder. And so he's celebrating fifty
Speaker 3: five years of some of the greatest and female impersonation,
Speaker 3: mister Jim Flant, So hats off to that. But while
Speaker 3: I'm here, I've also been picked up to do press
Speaker 3: for the comedy show that I'm doing, Marshall twenty nine
Speaker 3: and thirty at Marshall twenty ninth and thirtieth at the
Speaker 3: world famous Laugh Factor in Chicago. So get your tickets
Speaker 3: at on the website or go to the box office
Speaker 3: thirty one seventy five on Broadway. So Friday morning, I
Speaker 3: am doing WGCI, which is one oh seven point five
Speaker 3: at seven pm Central Standard, which is eight East Coast
Speaker 3: and five West Coast. Then at eight point fifty Central Standard,
Speaker 3: I'm doing Fox News and then at eleven, I'm doing
Speaker 3: ABC News with our warners. So you guys downloaded on iHeart,
Speaker 3: which you already should be downloaded on iHeart as you
Speaker 3: listen to us here on Laugh and Learn for the radio,
Speaker 3: and you can watch YouTube on Fox later after we
Speaker 3: tape it. But it's gonna be good. I'm going to
Speaker 3: advertise and promote and thank my flamance and talk about
Speaker 3: Laugh and Learn of season four and of course Bobby
Speaker 3: Clipping and Aaron and everything. So just listening, I get
Speaker 3: a chance to cut up and this won't be no
Speaker 3: in and out. I get once I get in and
Speaker 3: I get to stay.
Speaker 2: Will you, dirty bird?
Speaker 3: I'm not even oh, Bobby, get your man out together.
Speaker 3: I'm talking about like bread, and I'm talking about bread
Speaker 3: in the oven. Okay, so you guys listen. I remember
Speaker 3: May tenth is my showcase for the Elisian for Netflix
Speaker 3: at the Elysian for Netflix, as a joke. In March sixteenth,
Speaker 3: I'll be in Pittsburgh speaking of Netflix. My boy down there,
Speaker 3: Rollin's just dropped his special executive producer by Dave Chappelle.
Speaker 3: I'm biased to how I feel. I know everybody have
Speaker 3: their own comedy is suggestive, subjective and everybody feels their
Speaker 3: own way. But I traveled nine arenas with him. Last
Speaker 3: year with Dave Chappelle, I also hosted his comedy, his
Speaker 3: sold out comedy show at Donelle Lamb, which he gives
Speaker 3: every year and was treated very royally so and I
Speaker 3: enjoy it. I thought it was good.
Speaker 2: He will cook a million bucks. He really did. He
Speaker 2: pulled it together.
Speaker 3: I had. I love the blue suit. I had an
Speaker 3: issue with the red tie. I'm just saying me and
Speaker 3: the colo rid right now. Who after until after the
Speaker 3: November fourth elections, me and the color red got an issue.
Speaker 3: Let me just say it. But yeah, so you guys
Speaker 3: watching on Netflix. It's called A New Day and Donelle
Speaker 3: is my boy and it is exacutive produced by the
Speaker 3: Goat himself, mister Dave Chappelle. So yeah, Bobby, let's get
Speaker 3: right into it. I just had to get all of
Speaker 3: that out.
Speaker 2: No, it's informative and we like to hear and we
Speaker 2: like to hear it too. I don't do we want
Speaker 2: to do black history at the end of the morning.
Speaker 3: At the end of the Yeah, let's do black history
Speaker 3: at the een.
Speaker 2: Okay, do you have somebody.
Speaker 3: I'm sure, I'll wrecked my brain.
Speaker 2: Well you'll come up with somebody. Okay, it's just a
Speaker 2: couple of informs. One of them is Don Lemon's case
Speaker 2: was finally settled. He is to be paid twenty four
Speaker 2: point five million, which is actually what the what the
Speaker 2: rest of his contract would have been had they paid
Speaker 2: it out. The only unfortunate thing is he's gonna he's
Speaker 2: gonna lose a third of that right to attorney's fees
Speaker 2: and whatnot, So that kind of stinks. But he's sort
Speaker 2: of vindicated.
Speaker 3: Twenty four point five. I know Don Limmit's personal cell
Speaker 3: phone number. Let me text him and stay if I
Speaker 3: can buy one hundred dollars. Good God, jeezu, good for
Speaker 3: Don Limmy. I don't know what happened with that demise
Speaker 3: over there on C and the end, but they got
Speaker 3: that new president and it was a lot of shakeups
Speaker 3: over there. Oh yeah, he just happened to be one
Speaker 3: of the shakeups. Speaking of Don Limb and I had
Speaker 3: a dream about Chris Cuomo and Julia Roberts last night.
Speaker 3: It was the strangest dream. They were married, and they
Speaker 3: him them with gardening, which I don't do. Guardian ants
Speaker 3: kept crawling all over me. I couldn't get rid of
Speaker 3: the ants. I don't know what it meant. But so
Speaker 3: if anybody knows what ant's crawling over you means, I
Speaker 3: don't know, because if Chris Colman was in my dream,
Speaker 3: I damn sure don't want to see him married to
Speaker 3: anyone else. Good God, No, and not not was ans.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Maybe they were they marching in a row.
Speaker 3: They was they was just all over me. They just
Speaker 3: forget I'm we had we had a passing this week, Bobby, Yeah,
Speaker 3: who is it?
Speaker 2: Today? We had Richard Lewis, the comedian actor died today.
Speaker 2: He had a heart attack.
Speaker 3: Also the mayor of uh of Michigan. I think he
Speaker 3: was in Michigan. He was the mayor of a city, Flint, Michigan.
Speaker 3: He passed as well. And he was very outspoken. I
Speaker 3: cannot think of his name, Bobby, I'm going to google
Speaker 3: his name.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: He was very outspoken. He was very, very very into
Speaker 3: uh just helping Michigan, Flint, Michigan with the water crisis
Speaker 3: that they have because they've had a water crisis for
Speaker 3: years down there with which water had affected those people,
Speaker 3: and uh, it's it's just terrible it's things have made everywhere.
Speaker 2: Well, we're I mean we discussed on last week. I
Speaker 2: don't know if it's going to help a Flint, Michigan specifically,
Speaker 2: but President Biden is he put money aside. I can't
Speaker 2: tell you the exact dollar around of the tip of
Speaker 2: my fingers for infrastructure like water, so everybody has better
Speaker 2: water throughout the country. He's you know, they're going to
Speaker 2: go state by state, so let's fingers and toes. It
Speaker 2: will help. Oh, it's an activist. Eric Mays, a Michigan
Speaker 2: City council member.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and he he was the male version of anti
Speaker 3: Maxine Waters because he did not play with him when
Speaker 3: it came down to taking care of the people, which
Speaker 3: is what politicians signed up to do. Yeah, it's to
Speaker 3: cove it and take care of their people. That is
Speaker 3: the first priority and the first authority and job description.
Speaker 3: You are supposed to take care of the people that
Speaker 3: actually voted for you to put you in that position.
Speaker 3: But of course that that's like throwing the baby out
Speaker 3: with the bath water.
Speaker 2: Oh, I wonder does it do? Tell us how he passed?
Speaker 2: He was only sixty five in today's day and age.
Speaker 2: That's that's relatively young.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was.
Speaker 2: Quickly and his family.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he was a strong soldier. Okay, Bobby, let's get okay,
Speaker 3: where we going.
Speaker 2: So the next is, there's so much. It's so jam
Speaker 2: packed today, just literally what happened today. I'm hoping we
Speaker 2: get to everything. If not, we'll stay tuned. We'll we'll
Speaker 2: round it up next week. Mitch McConnell, he's going to
Speaker 2: step down as the minority leader of the Senate in November.
Speaker 2: He's going to complete his Senate seat, which I think
Speaker 2: goes through twenty twenty seven.
Speaker 3: I believe.
Speaker 2: He looked a little slim today. Always a little turtlish
Speaker 2: the way he holds his head, but a little slim.
Speaker 2: I think he got a little, a little choked up.
Speaker 2: I have a feeling he's being pushed out. He's not
Speaker 2: necessarily willingly going out, And it makes me nervous that
Speaker 2: that maga Wright is somehow growing like a fungus.
Speaker 3: Well listen, you see what. They holding him there until November,
Speaker 3: and we haven't seen it in quite some time, So
Speaker 3: they're holding him until after November fourth, which will be
Speaker 3: the it's all overplay for the underplay, but underplay for
Speaker 3: the overplay. But listen, I hope Mitch McConnell gets his
Speaker 3: health together, because inasmuch as I don't care for him
Speaker 3: in that position, we could actually get somebody way worse,
Speaker 3: way worse.
Speaker 2: Isn't it the truth? It's like the devil, you know,
Speaker 2: is the old expression goes. I mean, we're only days
Speaker 2: away March first, in March eighth from government shutdown. Parts
Speaker 2: of the government are going to actually shut down, and
Speaker 2: we can't even get things moving with that. At least
Speaker 2: he seems sort of dedicated to at least he gave
Speaker 2: a slip service that he didn't want necessarily the government
Speaker 2: to shut down, but they still won't pass that that
Speaker 2: Ukraine Aid and the border bill.
Speaker 3: Well, Mims McConnell may not even know what was going on.
Speaker 3: He might be somewhere frozen.
Speaker 2: Oh, I will say he looked He looked pretty on
Speaker 2: it today, like he he was sharp. He had his
Speaker 2: notes in front of him and he just but he
Speaker 2: was just speaking pretty easily.
Speaker 3: So whatever that is, speaking of being sharp, I beloved
Speaker 3: President President Joseph ar Biden had a health test today
Speaker 3: and he cleared it with with a straight a. So
Speaker 3: he's doing His health is really good. He was walking
Speaker 3: like a boss today. He looked fantastic. He did an
Speaker 3: interview the other night and I think it was Jimmy
Speaker 3: Kimo or somebody, and they said, so you're anyone used that?
Speaker 3: He said, who told you? I thought he was sharp.
Speaker 3: I thought it was funny.
Speaker 2: He's got a great sense of humor. SLF Whatevereth Exeth Mayer. Yes,
Speaker 2: he's the late No, no, the late late byer. You
Speaker 2: were right, the late lights.
Speaker 3: Myers h And I love that Joe Biden. President Biden
Speaker 3: just shows you that that's quick wit. The quick wit
Speaker 3: requires an intellect, it required, it requires a cuts acute sharpness.
Speaker 3: He's there kind of like what you tell me bout me?
Speaker 3: I want sharp play. I don't want the other plane.
Speaker 3: So he had not he had not been in the
Speaker 3: Edibles because he was very sharp, mister bid I appreciate that,
Speaker 3: and I think I think him and Jill had did
Speaker 3: a little slipper slab real talk.
Speaker 2: I think when you have a speech impediment, like a stutter,
Speaker 2: and you've got multi layered information that's coming in, I
Speaker 2: think you do get a little slower. And he wants
Speaker 2: to be careful how we how we get stuff out.
Speaker 2: But I think in any of the times I've seen him.
Speaker 2: Does he have gaps, Yes, but he had gaps at
Speaker 2: thirty five, you know, like that's sort of his that's
Speaker 2: sort of his thing. Trump was was had some sort
Speaker 2: of interview and he was calling his wife Mercedes. I
Speaker 2: don't know if she drives her Mercedes. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Her name is Melaenia. So you know, I don't think
Speaker 2: one is necessarily better than the other.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm very happy that our president got a clean
Speaker 3: bill of help again with Baden, but he just not driving. Okay, Bobby,
Speaker 3: where are we going?
Speaker 2: Okay? So speaking of him, he actually met with Alexei
Speaker 2: Alban now Navami, I killed that name with the daughter
Speaker 2: and the wife, and he said he you know, I
Speaker 2: guess he had a nice speech with him and told
Speaker 2: him how how courageous they were. And he's put sanctions
Speaker 2: on on Russia. He had sanctions before, but as they
Speaker 2: kind of keel back the onion and they see all
Speaker 2: the other banking systems and everybody that's involved. He added
Speaker 2: an additional say that ten times fast, five hundred sanctions
Speaker 2: that he's placed on them. But it makes me nervous
Speaker 2: because they've got that poor girl there.
Speaker 3: So yeah, And to anybody listeners, who's wonder whose no
Speaker 3: value is? That was the outspoken of a guy in
Speaker 3: Russia who spoke up against and and out against uh
Speaker 3: Vladimir Putin, and he had been in prisons for so
Speaker 3: many years and he ended up suddenly dying. So that's
Speaker 3: who it was.
Speaker 2: Just a walk on a walk people they did. His
Speaker 2: mother did get the botto back. They were holding the
Speaker 2: body because I'm sure I hate to think of what
Speaker 2: condition it went back to them, because I am sure
Speaker 2: that they're gonna want to have done something to it
Speaker 2: so that, you know, a private post mortem would be skewed.
Speaker 2: You know, they're not going to want to show that
Speaker 2: he would they poisoned him again, or they beat him
Speaker 2: up or whatever it is. So I can't imagine. But
Speaker 2: it made a difference to his mom because his mom
Speaker 2: wanted to bury him, you know, and the Christian faith
Speaker 2: that's you know, you need to have the body. Did
Speaker 2: you lose your phone last week and that whole big outage.
Speaker 3: Thing that happened absolute.
Speaker 2: I did. I'm an at and tier.
Speaker 3: I'm verson, Well, see you're you're more bougie.
Speaker 2: I guess I was old. Sell one must sell one
Speaker 2: when it was back in the day, like in the
Speaker 2: nineties when the phones first came out. I just kept it.
Speaker 2: And then they got bought out, and they got bought out,
Speaker 2: and they got bought out, and they got bought out.
Speaker 2: I did get something today that said, this is hysterical.
Speaker 2: So I lost six hours of work. They're going to
Speaker 2: give me five dollars for my inconvenience.
Speaker 3: Oh I saw that, Bobby, I said, wopping by the
Speaker 3: You can't even buy big BAC with five dollars. Let
Speaker 3: me tell you something. Every time they just send some
Speaker 3: satellites up to out of space, they keep messing with
Speaker 3: each other. They go up there messing with ET. It
Speaker 3: messes up something down here. Et made a phone out
Speaker 3: of a Etger sketch, some batteries and a damn wired
Speaker 3: hangar no wire hangers, and called his people and went
Speaker 3: home and y'all keep messing with him. Yeah, that was
Speaker 3: bad for a lot of people. Now imagine being stranded
Speaker 3: somewhere and you in dire emergency. That was crazy.
Speaker 2: Well, I have to VPNN, right, So it's remote end
Speaker 2: to get into the systems, and you need a phone
Speaker 2: to be able to do it. It has to go through
Speaker 2: it has to go through a phone wire, so I
Speaker 2: really did. I mean, it was nice to have the
Speaker 2: day off, but you know, trying to make up the
Speaker 2: time so you don't you don't lose the time as
Speaker 2: kind of the pits. But anyway, that was that. I
Speaker 2: just wanted to see if if you had had heard anything,
Speaker 2: because it's stunk. Something that's good. I'd like to pass
Speaker 2: along a little good news. There's a woman named Ruth Gottsman.
Speaker 2: She's the widow of a billionaire financier. She also was
Speaker 2: a professor. She has given donated one billion dollars to
Speaker 2: the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx to
Speaker 2: cover tuition indefinitely. She's ninety three years old. She wants
Speaker 2: to make sure that the gift is given because she
Speaker 2: wants to attract a diverse pool of applicants. She doesn't
Speaker 2: want them leaving med school with any debt. I think
Speaker 2: it's terrific. These are the types of things that we
Speaker 2: need to just sort of level the playing fields.
Speaker 3: After her how many billion, one billion, Well she knows
Speaker 3: she couldn't take it with us, so I'm glad for that, thank.
Speaker 2: You, But she could have given it to the next
Speaker 2: She could have done anything, given it to the cats.
Speaker 3: Right, at least she won't one it ed. I'm gonna
Speaker 3: leave everything to my dog. You know, if somebody ever
Speaker 3: have a dog and you leave a billion dollars to
Speaker 3: that dog, and you leave that dog with me, that
Speaker 3: dog will be right behind you.
Speaker 2: Oh, he couldn't live, fighter, couldn't live without you, he was, Yeah.
Speaker 3: He's gone. You think I'm gonna fighter up and gold
Speaker 3: houses and all that fighter would be. Don't worry. He
Speaker 3: on his way. He's coming right back, Joe, I'm Peter.
Speaker 3: It's a joke. Before y'all get in your feels, because
Speaker 3: you know you can't even say anything no more. It
Speaker 3: was a joke, y'all. Good God, But your chances.
Speaker 2: Are though not speaking, dogs get really attached. So depending on.
Speaker 3: I would at least wait thirty days.
Speaker 2: Good Jesus, could you imagine Timmy? Timmy would be would
Speaker 2: be like one of those old Italian ladies. Haven't laying
Speaker 2: across the casket if anything ever happened to you. Do
Speaker 2: we need to be able to handle it?
Speaker 3: Do we have to make a personal I do not
Speaker 3: want my Timmy on my dish. Oh my god, must
Speaker 3: be personal. Bobby Cliff and Jesus take the wheel.
Speaker 2: To Biden and Trump are both going to the border
Speaker 2: tomorrow because they're trying to get that edge on immigration.
Speaker 2: I don't know how Trump can hold his head up
Speaker 2: on this one, where he's telling everybody not to do
Speaker 2: something for the emergent issue that's going on. We just
Speaker 2: had that poor nursing student, Lincoln Riley, who was killed
Speaker 2: by a criminal that got across the border Jose Antonio Ebarra.
Speaker 2: I guess he was twenty six. So I'm sure that
Speaker 2: somebody's going to throw out either side that you know,
Speaker 2: this girl was killed and it's together scouts. But it's
Speaker 2: hard to think had they put that in a week ago,
Speaker 2: maybe nothing would have happened to her two weeks ago,
Speaker 2: like when they wanted.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, Bobby, I don't every time we discussed excuse
Speaker 3: me out, but every time we discussed the immigrant problem.
Speaker 3: They keep putting it on this president and you can't
Speaker 3: even put it on Trump. It's been happening for so
Speaker 3: many different presidencies. The weight is falling right now so
Speaker 3: heavy on President Biden because ex President Trump has put
Speaker 3: out the dog whistle for them not to approve something
Speaker 3: that they all want it anyway. It's just crazy.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. But there's two the way that I
Speaker 2: look at it, there's two issues with this. There is
Speaker 2: the emergency that the bill that's sitting on Mike Johnson's
Speaker 2: desk that he doesn't even want to bring that would resolve,
Speaker 2: you know, or do something with. And then there's actual
Speaker 2: immigration reform, which President Trump could run on. An immigration reform,
Speaker 2: there's a whole big kettle of fish that he can
Speaker 2: still fry. So, you know, I don't understand what that is.
Speaker 2: But that's and they have like that Georgia State had,
Speaker 2: Georgia College had two kids. Augusta University I think it
Speaker 2: was had two people that had died. So that's a
Speaker 2: lot for a campus to have to deal with. So
Speaker 2: that's that's pretty that's pretty crappy stuff to think that
Speaker 2: you can't even go for a run to clear your
Speaker 2: mind to get ready to study, because it's always the
Speaker 2: best way you're gonna worry about something happening to you. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: I'm right moving on, moving on that FAI informant was
Speaker 2: charged again for the same stuff. We'll see what happens.
Speaker 2: We'll see what happens with him. Hunter Biden did go
Speaker 2: this morning and he had that closed door, that closed
Speaker 2: door deposition, and he had a couple of nice quotes
Speaker 2: that had come out, but he really kind of held
Speaker 2: them a task. He said, he's here today to provide
Speaker 2: the committees. Was one of the uncontestable facts that should
Speaker 2: end the false premise of the inquiry that I did
Speaker 2: not involve my father in any of my business. So
Speaker 2: I mean, but you know, both people were claiming victory.
Speaker 2: The Democrats came out and they were squawking one thing,
Speaker 2: and the Republicans came out and they were squaking something
Speaker 2: else on the other side of the stage. So we'll
Speaker 2: see what happened. Yeah, it's it's it's really sad, he said.
Speaker 2: To be clear, I've made mistakes of my life. I've
Speaker 2: squandered opportunities and privilege that were afforded to me, and
Speaker 2: I know that I'm responsible for that, and I'm making
Speaker 2: amends for that. But my mistakes and shortcomings are my
Speaker 2: own and not my father's, who's done nothing but devote
Speaker 2: his entire life to public service and try to make
Speaker 2: this country a better place to live.
Speaker 3: So I kind of think that Hunt your biding with
Speaker 3: that quick wit and that comeback and he's not afraid
Speaker 3: to speak, is man, I think it's kind of hot.
Speaker 3: Let me just say.
Speaker 2: That, I wish. But but on the other side, they
Speaker 2: were Republicans, They're they're they're not giving it up, you know,
Speaker 2: They're they're still gonna go ahead with the with the
Speaker 2: impeachment inquiry. This doesn't this doesn't end here, you know,
Speaker 2: just because he had a few a few statements. So
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be honest, I'm a little bit I'm a
Speaker 2: little bit disappointed with that because what is it flame?
Speaker 2: What is your special going to be called?
Speaker 3: Distractions booth? Yeah, brace yourself.
Speaker 2: And that's all it is. That that really is all
Speaker 2: it is. It's it's pretty pretty disappointing.
Speaker 3: But on a lighter note, yeah, Trump Trump has offered
Speaker 3: to pay only one hundred million dollars of the three
Speaker 3: hundred and fifty five million dollars Silver Frog case because
Speaker 3: he claims this billionaire who's you know, so he's so
Speaker 3: rich and he claims he doesn't have it, Well.
Speaker 2: He's gonna yeah, he's offering that bond. But but the
Speaker 2: appeals court denied it. Uh, you know, they denied it
Speaker 2: so that that's going, we're kind of moving on. I
Speaker 2: just wish we're kicking the can down. And so one
Speaker 2: of the big things that that is happening and it's unfolding.
Speaker 2: So I don't have a lot of information, and I
Speaker 2: don't know if you you do either, is Scotus has
Speaker 2: agreed to hear the his his ridiculous declaration that he
Speaker 2: has immunity the Appeals Court, the Federal Appeals Court bundled
Speaker 2: it up very nicely, and they packaged it up, I
Speaker 2: think knowing that he was going to go to the
Speaker 2: next level. So I think that they're going to vote
Speaker 2: in the end exactly how the Appeals Court did. But
Speaker 2: this is pure politics right now. So he put three
Speaker 2: people and remember, and they're going to drag it out.
Speaker 2: They're going to drag it out so that Jack Smith
Speaker 2: can't do his dojks.
Speaker 3: Well, here's the killer. He appointed three Federal Supreme Court
Speaker 3: justices while he was in office, and the fact that
Speaker 3: the Lord Court has already made a ruling on it.
Speaker 3: The Supreme Court is fed off of them. They should
Speaker 3: have said no. My fear is that them even giving
Speaker 3: him a hearing, Bobby, is that they should have just
Speaker 3: denied it from jump, but they did not. I'm telling you,
Speaker 3: it is mind bothering to see which way we are
Speaker 3: going with all of this. But this is the America
Speaker 3: that we live in.
Speaker 2: If they did, I mean part of me I feel
Speaker 2: sort of mixed on it, Like it didn't even occur
Speaker 2: to me that they would try to drag things out
Speaker 2: because these are people that are highly educated and they're supposed
Speaker 2: to be impartial and blah blah blah. Because I was
Speaker 2: thinking part of me thought, you know that President Trump,
Speaker 2: with his personality, is not going to believe anybody but
Speaker 2: the best right. So if the best make the same decision,
Speaker 2: which is what everybody seems to think, it really can't
Speaker 2: go very well. Even his own counsel. I don't think
Speaker 2: that they think that they could win on the merits
Speaker 2: of the actual case. So I was thinking that might
Speaker 2: be okay, but they need to do it expeditiously like
Speaker 2: they did with the ruling back when Nixon was you know,
Speaker 2: it was either going to be impeached, thrown out, resigned.
Speaker 2: You know, when the all that Watergate stuff was going on,
Speaker 2: I was thinking that they would hear it like within
Speaker 2: the next week and make a decision by the end
Speaker 2: of March. I'm making it up fantasy. I was completely
Speaker 2: a fantasy. They're not even going to hear the case
Speaker 2: until April twenty second, and all we can hope is
Speaker 2: that they make some sort of decision really quickly. I'm
Speaker 2: hoping they're not going to drag it out so that
Speaker 2: this case doesn't go because it's you know, Biden could
Speaker 2: do anything then, right, it's only while you're in office.
Speaker 2: But Biden could do something horrific and he could just say, oh,
Speaker 2: I got immunity.
Speaker 3: Well here's the killer. I don't think I don't even
Speaker 3: think we have hit the precipice of all the charges
Speaker 3: that are going to come up against Donald Trump. The
Speaker 3: crime that he have, the ninety one and federal indictment charges,
Speaker 3: I mean federal charges that he has now won't even
Speaker 3: come close to what we don't know. And I believe
Speaker 3: there's a lot more that we don't know that happened
Speaker 3: while he was the sitting president of these United States,
Speaker 3: because they give it to us in doses. So I
Speaker 3: don't even think that we know. But I'm telling you,
Speaker 3: when it does come out, if they give him full
Speaker 3: community child but his words that he said, thank you,
Speaker 3: Missylua Fara Kahn, who said that he was the most
Speaker 3: transparent person on the planet. He said that I could
Speaker 3: shoot so many years ago, he said, I could shoot
Speaker 3: somebody on the avenue and nothing would happen to me.
Speaker 3: It is really starting to look like that body. It
Speaker 3: really is starting to look like that.
Speaker 2: Well. I hope to God that they come back with
Speaker 2: the right decision. As I said, my big fear is
Speaker 2: I want them to do it time. I want them
Speaker 2: to be fair, flame and to do it timely so
Speaker 2: that everything else can push on. Because the Jack's case
Speaker 2: is really the case that it's the only when anyone's interested.
Speaker 2: Nobody cares about the hush money. Nobody cares about you know,
Speaker 2: it's it's so long ago and whatever. But that one
Speaker 2: is to me, that's an important one. And they're also
Speaker 2: doing one on free speech about what social media can
Speaker 2: put out, so I'll be interested. I'd rather than put
Speaker 2: that on hold and do Trump's case. But it'll be
Speaker 2: interesting to say what happens with that one.
Speaker 3: You say his name three times? Let me go to
Speaker 3: out of space. Can we talk about the Odysseus.
Speaker 2: Say that yeah, that's it is? It just did it. Hey,
Speaker 2: they were up there. It's the first first anything sent
Speaker 2: up to the moon in in like over fifty years
Speaker 2: since the seventies. I don't know how much they got.
Speaker 2: They got some pictures, but the one thing that they
Speaker 2: did get was some frozen water, which is remember I
Speaker 2: kept saying, I don't know what the benefit of this is,
Speaker 2: because there's always a benefit, there's always I know that
Speaker 2: they put they brought a bunch of hardware up there too,
Speaker 2: in some of the high hardware like titanium, and there's
Speaker 2: like all sorts of things we get from space. Like
Speaker 2: they go and they do something, we find find out,
Speaker 2: oh yeah you can, you can use it for that,
Speaker 2: and then we take that technology and we come we
Speaker 2: kind of improve it. So it will be interesting to
Speaker 2: see what they do with the water.
Speaker 3: Well, personally, I think that this is so adious. Odysseus
Speaker 3: was drunk because as soon as they're landed, it turned
Speaker 3: over on its side. I think it had been in
Speaker 3: my edibles.
Speaker 2: I hope it was putting up a cell phone tower.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't that be nice so that I don't lose out.
Speaker 3: I don't know what they're trying to find out there,
Speaker 3: you know, they keeps holling. They want to live there,
Speaker 3: and they want to live they want to make an atmosphere.
Speaker 3: Y'all gonna stay up out of there if they listen. Listen,
Speaker 3: ET went home and the ET was nice. But I
Speaker 3: bet you them brothers that he is was probably a
Speaker 3: mother hubb But ooh, I don't know, Bobby, I'm sure
Speaker 3: and I love that the mankind was created to want
Speaker 3: to explore and want to know more and want to,
Speaker 3: you know, find things out. But some things I don't
Speaker 3: know if I want to know body.
Speaker 2: No, I mean, if it's medical advantages and stuff, like
Speaker 2: you know, something that keeps popping in my mind. I
Speaker 2: feel so badly for is that well, Wendy Williams with
Speaker 2: the dementia, Like if you can get if you can
Speaker 2: make medical advantage advances based on whatever you can get
Speaker 2: up there, or whatever you could get actually just in space,
Speaker 2: not necessarily on the moon while they were there, I
Speaker 2: think that's terrific. I am not. I am like you.
Speaker 2: I am not going to watch that special because I
Speaker 2: feel like she's being taken advantage of And I don't
Speaker 2: know who benefits flame, like who gets the mind Like
Speaker 2: I just don't get it. Somebody was saying to me,
Speaker 2: you know that they she got to be the executive producer.
Speaker 2: I'm like, I don't know if she knows her name.
Speaker 2: She still thinks it's her ex husband's name. Like, so,
Speaker 2: is she really executive producing something that could just be
Speaker 2: a title they gave her?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I feel badly. By God bless her. She was a force.
Speaker 2: I mean she for ten or so years, she was
Speaker 2: like a total household name.
Speaker 3: Oh, Queen of Queen of Daytime, the show, Queen of
Speaker 3: all the mess. But you know, yep, And some people
Speaker 3: will say it was her calm or some people say,
Speaker 3: but you never know what's going to happen to you
Speaker 3: in this life, and that's just the truth. You just
Speaker 3: live each day and hope that every day this or
Speaker 3: that can be better, but you don't never know what's
Speaker 3: gonna happen. But I don't want to see it because
Speaker 3: I want my fond memories of Wendy cutting up and
Speaker 3: reading and gossiping, you know, because at that time when
Speaker 3: she was that queen, I enjoyed it. So I don't
Speaker 3: want to see her like this. I've seen some clips
Speaker 3: on ex Bobby and oh my god, she's She's not unrecognizable.
Speaker 3: But the person that I knew is unrecognizable, That's what
Speaker 3: I want to say.
Speaker 2: But nobody's home, you.
Speaker 3: Know, and the lights ain't on. Somebody's there, but ain't
Speaker 3: no life on. But somebody is there, but the a't
Speaker 3: no light.
Speaker 2: And there but for the grace of God, you know,
Speaker 2: because you can get early onset Alzheimer's, you can get anything.
Speaker 2: So I wish are the best. And I hope to
Speaker 2: God whoever is taking care of her is actually taking
Speaker 2: care of her.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: They have her in a safe place, and it seems
Speaker 2: like it's very messy everything that's going on right now.
Speaker 2: So I wish her all the best. Did you hear
Speaker 2: Trump is selling sneakers?
Speaker 3: Oh they're gold.
Speaker 2: They look like what Sophia from the Golden Girls came
Speaker 2: out with one day. I don't know what they the ugliest,
Speaker 2: the ugliest sneakers, but I guess Fat Joe bought a
Speaker 2: pair and everybody's all up in arms. I don't know
Speaker 2: why he's bragging.
Speaker 3: On them, but he said he was. He said he
Speaker 3: was the sneaker collector, but he was never going to
Speaker 3: wear them. My issue with the whole situation, why I
Speaker 3: talk about it and it's still supporting the plight. But
Speaker 3: and I get that if you the bottom on the low,
Speaker 3: you could have kept them on the low. But the
Speaker 3: Internet has made so many different people and so many
Speaker 3: different types of people seek attention, and it's almost intoxicating
Speaker 3: the way they I need some likes, I need some attention.
Speaker 3: I need to be validated. I need to prove to
Speaker 3: people that this person likes me, and I can get
Speaker 3: this many people to watch me. And it is almost
Speaker 3: mind boggling. Bobby, But I to me that and know
Speaker 3: this that at Joe, But that's supporting something that you
Speaker 3: say you're not against. That you're against So if you're
Speaker 3: not going to wear and what was the purpose of
Speaker 3: buying them? Yeah, they may become collectives items, but to
Speaker 3: whom other supporters of the same person that you won't
Speaker 3: vote for. Yeah, the logic don't make sense to me.
Speaker 2: Well, it's bizarre. And he also the little clip because
Speaker 2: they only show you the clickbait like that comes on
Speaker 2: your Instagram or whatever. But he said he didn't pay
Speaker 2: for them, So then are you in the premi of
Speaker 2: the horrible comments that Fox News was saying that he's
Speaker 2: trying to make black photos uh more identifiable to him
Speaker 2: because they like sneakers. Is that what they is? That
Speaker 2: what he was thinking, So they sent him a pair
Speaker 2: of free There's no way I would have hawked those.
Speaker 2: As you said, keep him on the low box and
Speaker 2: put him in the in the closet if you think,
Speaker 2: but don't talk about him no any Yeah, poor kid
Speaker 2: will be who won't have the money will be saving
Speaker 2: because he got him. So they must be worth something, right,
Speaker 2: I mean some of the comments that he's just coming
Speaker 2: up with Trump is just I know that Alvin Bragg
Speaker 2: wants to put a gag order on him. I'm like
Speaker 2: he should just have a just universal gaggler like anything.
Speaker 3: And and and here's the writing on the will Bobby.
Speaker 3: If you think that he is out of out of
Speaker 3: control with they hit him with a gag order before
Speaker 3: he just he just he just ignored it. They have
Speaker 3: they've hit him with all these charges and caught him,
Speaker 3: found him, did to write guilty on so many things.
Speaker 3: If he gets immunity, could you even possibly.
Speaker 2: Imagine he'd be a monster, like like a real monster,
Speaker 2: because he would he would get off. And Nikki Haley
Speaker 2: still running. She lost, She lost in her own state
Speaker 2: she was a two turner and she lost in her
Speaker 2: own state. The only thing I was listening to them
Speaker 2: actually discussed it on the View the other day and
Speaker 2: I said, I thought that was sort of interesting. And
Speaker 2: they were saying that this actually speaks to just the
Speaker 2: primary the facts that Niki Healey actually got forty percent,
Speaker 2: it means he's not going to bode well for the
Speaker 2: general election. They had, you know, one of their talking
Speaker 2: heads that were on, and I thought, oh, it's't that
Speaker 2: kind of interesting. I never even kind of thought it
Speaker 2: like that. But I think she's hanging in just to
Speaker 2: get the spot if he gets rested, you know, like
Speaker 2: if something happens, and she'll be, you know, standing in line.
Speaker 3: Well, I did say before on this on this platform,
Speaker 3: she was the more she talks, the worse she gets.
Speaker 3: I think Nikki Haley has some great talking points, but
Speaker 3: I think that she just I don't know. I think
Speaker 3: that she got beside herself a little got a little
Speaker 3: too moved a little too fast, that's the word I
Speaker 3: want to say. And she just was she was over
Speaker 3: talking herself and then on very important topics, especially important
Speaker 3: to person a person like me, when it comes down
Speaker 3: to the black issues and slavery. Whatever she missed. She
Speaker 3: dropped the ball as opposed to saying, well, let's let
Speaker 3: me get back to you of that or what have you.
Speaker 3: And I know people wanted an answer, but sometimes those
Speaker 3: spontaneous answers get you in way more trouble than just
Speaker 3: saying let me get back to you, because let me
Speaker 3: think about it, let me process it and answer in
Speaker 3: a way that I would have everybody at least with
Speaker 3: a cool temperament. I think she just.
Speaker 2: No, they dug it deep before. I mean, she came out.
Speaker 2: She came out like a lion.
Speaker 3: She came out like a lion, but she going out
Speaker 3: like a.
Speaker 2: Lit She got layup. That's like March right. So with
Speaker 2: Alabama has the IDP. So they ruled that IVF that
Speaker 2: the that the embryos are children, so, which is really
Speaker 2: tough for parents because you know the ir parent. They
Speaker 2: have the IVF process. They fertilize the eggs. Some of
Speaker 2: them are what they call viable and they save those
Speaker 2: and others are not viable. They're out of poor quality.
Speaker 2: They're not going to survive whatever, and they're not going
Speaker 2: to be able to destroy them. So I don't know
Speaker 2: if it's been since since removed, but all IVF is
Speaker 2: sort of on pause. So all these poor women over
Speaker 2: the past two months that have been pumping themselves full
Speaker 2: of full of hormones aren't able right now to have
Speaker 2: their IVF done in Alabama. And that said, the Attorney
Speaker 2: General said he has no intention intensions of prosecuting IVF participants,
Speaker 2: so I think they're sort of revisiting it anyway. Nicki
Speaker 2: Haley came out and said she agrees with the ruling.
Speaker 2: Dead embryos are children. And I'm thinking, Nikki, if you're
Speaker 2: trying to get if you're trying to get anybody that's
Speaker 2: sort of like a moderate and not like the Mega right,
Speaker 2: you just lost it and the independence. Not to me,
Speaker 2: that wasn't the smartest thing that she could have said.
Speaker 2: I think I would have just kept my mouth shut
Speaker 2: with that one. Or again, I need to I need
Speaker 2: to speak to get to speak to someone about the
Speaker 2: science of it something.
Speaker 3: Yeah. That with that one, Bobby, I don't know, I
Speaker 3: don't know. I don't even know what to say about
Speaker 3: that because they don't want to say something ridiculous like
Speaker 3: we're our tadpoles fish, I mean, our tadpost frogs.
Speaker 2: No, they're they're they're fertile, they're fertilized, they're already passed
Speaker 2: the point. So that's the thing. And embryo is not
Speaker 2: viable outside of anything outside of the tube. So if
Speaker 2: if you and your partner had had your kids by
Speaker 2: by IVF, are you supposed to carry around in a
Speaker 2: test tube in the back of your refrigerated those embryos
Speaker 2: for the rest of your life that that CONTs of.
Speaker 2: It's it just makes no sense to me, but it's
Speaker 2: it's yeah, well, well we'll see where that goes. But
Speaker 2: my god, if that that stuff starts to pass, we
Speaker 2: all better look out because none of us are safe
Speaker 2: with anything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's it's it's whoa. It's like whoa, Bobby Clifford.
Speaker 3: It's like, whoa, it is whoa.
Speaker 2: You know what this month is, it's this is the
Speaker 2: last Tomorrow's leap Leap Day. It's Black History Month. It's
Speaker 2: going out. It's going out like a like a lion.
Speaker 3: Wait a minute, tomorrow is tomorrow the twenty ninth, Yes,
Speaker 3: it is okay, So February to twenty ninth, twenty sixteen,
Speaker 3: doctor uh, doctor Terry de Brow did my breasting plants.
Speaker 2: Oh so they're only a couple of years old.
Speaker 3: Then they're only a few years old.
Speaker 2: That's hysterical. So that's today.
Speaker 3: They right, it was the leap year, so I always
Speaker 3: remember that, and he did fantastic work. If you guys
Speaker 3: haven't seen that episode of Batch, it was a Father's
Speaker 3: Day edition, go figure, so go watch it.
Speaker 2: That's hysterical. How long do person new planes last?
Speaker 3: Well, these new ones are supposed to last like twelve
Speaker 3: to fifteen years, but I don't put that much use
Speaker 3: to man, so they might last a little longer.
Speaker 2: I just care. I never thought about it.
Speaker 3: Somebody.
Speaker 2: I heard somebody say that they have an expiration, Like,
Speaker 2: there's an expiration, Like I just assumed you put them
Speaker 2: in and they sort of lasted forever. I didn't know
Speaker 2: that unless you wanted to go bigger.
Speaker 3: Well, you change the air pressure and your tires. You
Speaker 3: change your tires, so everything gets gets gets old. You know,
Speaker 3: you gotta get them, and they get droopy and saggy,
Speaker 3: they like they like regular booths. They just you know,
Speaker 3: fall by the wayside. All of that.
Speaker 2: You need an over the shoulder boulder holder. But I
Speaker 2: chose for my Black History month Tony Morris said, who
Speaker 2: was born Chloe Anthony Wolford and nineteen thirty one. She
Speaker 2: was a pull surprise winner and a novelist and one
Speaker 2: of the big things that she did was Beloved in
Speaker 2: nineteen eighty seven, so she was pretty amazing. I've actually
Speaker 2: ordered the book. I'm going to read the book because
Speaker 2: I had never had it. I've heard it, talked about
Speaker 2: it a lot. I've listened to the book, but I
Speaker 2: actually want to read it in like write notes and
Speaker 2: all that jazz.
Speaker 3: It was.
Speaker 2: It was like an American Civil War. It was kind
Speaker 2: of cool. I think they had like a ghost that
Speaker 2: was from the Civil War. They bought a house or something.
Speaker 2: I'm interested to see it.
Speaker 3: My Black History choice for this month is late great
Speaker 3: Paul Mooney. I'm going to have to say that. I
Speaker 3: don't have to say that because Paul Mooney, who was
Speaker 3: an American comedian who was very and did Gregory, because
Speaker 3: I'm choosing comedians today because I'm a comedian, because they
Speaker 3: were not only were their comedians, but they were very
Speaker 3: powerful in the movement of a black a black empowerment,
Speaker 3: and not just in power, but equal rights for all.
Speaker 3: And to remember that you were a person in this country.
Speaker 3: But Paul Mooney. I never met Dick greg I did
Speaker 3: see him one time at a show, but I didn't
Speaker 3: get a chance to meet him. But I listened to
Speaker 3: some of his stuff now. He was very, very prolific,
Speaker 3: especially about the world that we live in now. But
Speaker 3: Paul Mooney I met a few times, and he was
Speaker 3: so funny, and he was always political. He was always
Speaker 3: pointing out the differences in race, especially black people and
Speaker 3: white people. But when I met him once for the
Speaker 3: first time, he told me. He says he saw me
Speaker 3: on stage as a club called the Common Union, which
Speaker 3: we no longer have, but I missed that club so much.
Speaker 3: He says, I don't care who you on stage with, bitch,
Speaker 3: they gonna always remember the sissy in the dress. And
Speaker 3: he said it to me, just like that. Bobby and
Speaker 3: I told a girlfriend of man and she said, well
Speaker 3: you offended. I said, not at all. That was a
Speaker 3: great compliment. That was talent in somebody. You could give
Speaker 3: me exactly, and some things out of the way you
Speaker 3: receive them and not the way that people pour them
Speaker 3: into you, because you looking for a challenge. I thought
Speaker 3: that made He was saying to me that I made
Speaker 3: such a statement that it did matter. If I was
Speaker 3: gonna say the greatest person in the world, I would
Speaker 3: always be remembered. But and I say that point to say,
Speaker 3: as a lot of these things, these distractions that you
Speaker 3: arguing over the internet with, you invite yourselves to things
Speaker 3: that you weren't even invited to. Y'all, we have to
Speaker 3: stop all of this because it's getting ugly. But Paul
Speaker 3: Mooney was a great comedian and so is the Gregory.
Speaker 3: So those are my choices for the Black History the
Speaker 3: end of Black History Month tomorrow. And uh yeah, I
Speaker 3: know laugh alone is not a long episode tonight because
Speaker 3: we do on a countdown how many more we have
Speaker 3: six or seven?
Speaker 2: I think this is forty three so nine.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm looking forward to it. We thank you guys.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you something. If we lose this election
Speaker 3: by one vote and you have chosen to do because
Speaker 3: what have the Palestinians put on there? They have a
Speaker 3: new thing called none something non commissioned vote that none
Speaker 3: of that is relevant. None of that the third party.
Speaker 3: And I understand that we should have a third party.
Speaker 3: I understand that we want to have it. I'm with
Speaker 3: that too, but we too close to a finish line
Speaker 3: of not being able to make that work between now
Speaker 3: and November fourth, that we have to Our only options
Speaker 3: are President Biden or ex President Trump. That is the
Speaker 3: only options that we have right now, and a vote
Speaker 3: for not either one of those is the wrong vote
Speaker 3: because it's just a waste of time. If you're going
Speaker 3: to take the time to vote, at least vote for
Speaker 3: a relevant party. I'm not telling you who to vote for.
Speaker 3: I would like for you to vote blue. I'm just
Speaker 3: being very honest, but I cannot tell you who to
Speaker 3: vote for. But if you vote for anything else besides
Speaker 3: the Herd or the Blue, it's a waste of your
Speaker 3: time in hours because the vote will just go get discarded.
Speaker 3: And I know it doesn't sound good to say that,
Speaker 3: but that is just the actual truth. And let's build
Speaker 3: back better. Ooh, come on your body, let's build back
Speaker 3: better now. Put by my opinion, put back back in
Speaker 3: office for four more years. And while he's in office
Speaker 3: day one, let's start pushing to a the narrative to
Speaker 3: have a third.
Speaker 2: Or no party or you know everybody, So have everybody
Speaker 2: that's out there and they just run for president. They
Speaker 2: don't have to be sides. They could just be who's
Speaker 2: the best, who's the best for the job. And I
Speaker 2: feel like this is my opinion. This is like an
Speaker 2: opinion piece, you guys. I feel like this isn't a
Speaker 2: red or blue this time. This is our do you
Speaker 2: like democracy or do you not? It's because the Republican
Speaker 2: candidate isn't there. There were many candidates that would have
Speaker 2: been more viable. Unfortunately they didn't make it. It's it's
Speaker 2: former President Trump, and we already know he's told us
Speaker 2: who he is. He shows us who he is. I mean, he,
Speaker 2: as I said, just this last weekend, he had three
Speaker 2: or four different racist comments. He's already said he's going
Speaker 2: to get rid of them best NBC that was the
Speaker 2: latest thing, a little clip I heard of him. So
Speaker 2: he's telling us who's going to be. So you either
Speaker 2: want that or you want somebody who's got his nosed
Speaker 2: out down and doing the job. Does he look old, Yes,
Speaker 2: the poor man he didn't age well with the last
Speaker 2: three years. They've been up on him, but he's still
Speaker 2: doing the work.
Speaker 3: To be fair, no president has. The only person that
Speaker 3: looked exactly the same going in and coming out was
Speaker 3: the president that did not do any of the work.
Speaker 3: And that was President Trump because he ran on a
Speaker 3: platform again of the border patrol, I'm building a wall.
Speaker 3: Here we are eight years later, no wall. Tons of
Speaker 3: immigrants still coming into the United States that everyone is
Speaker 3: against but y'all. But that was his platform. That is
Speaker 3: how he won, and he did not deliver. He will
Speaker 3: not deliver again on anything but the bad stuff. He
Speaker 3: will not deliver on any of the promises that he
Speaker 3: is making.
Speaker 2: He's only going to be a dictator on day one
Speaker 2: because he's going to get rid of everything else so
Speaker 2: that he can be a dictator for all time. He
Speaker 2: doesn't need any more than that, right, So he's telling
Speaker 2: us who he is, and I don't think he's necessarily
Speaker 2: one hundred percent stable. I'd like to see his with
Speaker 2: his physical shows, because he's make plenty of gaps himself.
Speaker 3: But I'm calling his wife the wrong name. I can
Speaker 3: only imagine what he calls his children mercy.
Speaker 2: I'm like, was he did he see a car? Or
Speaker 2: something like? What kind of gap is that? But we
Speaker 2: do all make him. If he wasn't being so miserable
Speaker 2: to Joe Biden, I wouldn't even talk about that because
Speaker 2: we've all. My mom goes through all three of her girls'
Speaker 2: names until she gets the right one, you know, every
Speaker 2: single time. And she's been doing that since their thirties.
Speaker 3: And to be very transparent, I love the I love
Speaker 3: the showmanship of Trump. I love the ridiculousness of him
Speaker 3: on a reality TV show, but not in his and
Speaker 3: not in the head of the country, not in the
Speaker 3: White House, not as the president of the United States.
Speaker 3: I just don't think that he meets the criteria for that,
Speaker 3: and neither do I. But I'm not running for president.
Speaker 3: And there it is right there, y'all.
Speaker 2: No nor that. What do I want to And I say, God,
Speaker 2: bless the eighty one year old who's willing to do
Speaker 2: fourteen to eighteen hour days and still do the work
Speaker 2: because there is enough, yaball.
Speaker 3: Yeah. President Obama looked went in and looking young and fresh,
Speaker 3: came out those good.
Speaker 2: Jogged up those stairs. I remember seeing him just even
Speaker 2: a couple of months in and in his temple started
Speaker 2: going white. If he wasn't jogging anymore, he was gonna walk.
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh, this is a lot harder than I thought,
Speaker 2: because he walked into that horrible recession, right. But anyway,
Speaker 2: but that's it, folks.
Speaker 3: That's a very hard job, by the way, and it's
Speaker 3: not a job that I would won't even for a day,
Speaker 3: they think, would you want to be president for a day?
Speaker 3: Not even an hour? Not even an hour?
Speaker 2: A lot of responsibility on your shoulders. Everything you do
Speaker 2: is wrong. You you can never win. I talk with
Speaker 2: friends who are on the other side, and I used
Speaker 2: to be able to have a conversation. It's really my
Speaker 2: mom's my mom's people, and they get themselves so wound up.
Speaker 2: We can listen to the exact same speech and come
Speaker 2: away with two totally different outcomes, And I'm like, did
Speaker 2: you hear what they said? But nope, Yeah, so yeah,
Speaker 2: I want to get away with that, you know, get
Speaker 2: over that. I want that to end. I'm hoping, I'm hoping,
Speaker 2: hopefully November the right thing will happen and the next
Speaker 2: four months we can get some more work done.
Speaker 3: Well, let's see, y'all. We're down to the wire. And
Speaker 3: it's very important and very imperative that you early vote
Speaker 3: to walk your vote in, just take the time to
Speaker 3: do the responsibility of being an American citizen, because to me,
Speaker 3: that is one of the main responsibilities of being American. Yeah,
Speaker 3: we got freedom of speech and freedom to bear arms
Speaker 3: and all of that, but your freedom to choose the
Speaker 3: right to vote for the one that you feel is
Speaker 3: best for you. For you, But I'm not right now.
Speaker 3: I don't want you to speak individually. I want you
Speaker 3: to think as a country, because that's what we're going
Speaker 3: to lose. We're going to lose our country. I don't
Speaker 3: want to lose my country, Bobby. They keep talking some
Speaker 3: go back to where you came from, Obama House in
Speaker 3: New Zealand. Give me two million dollars and put me
Speaker 3: on a nice cruise ship over there with all my
Speaker 3: front and everything, and I'll go.
Speaker 2: I have no this is where I came from. I
Speaker 2: wouldn't even know how to go over and and Potato
Speaker 2: pick an island that will be devastating to me. I
Speaker 2: got the hands for it, though, Bigness. I'm a catch
Speaker 2: in the old country. I'm a real catch.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, Lady Emma, thank you guys for joining
Speaker 3: us for this week's episode of Laughing larn And again,
Speaker 3: like always, we will never change the model here because
Speaker 3: here are laugh Aline. We are not trying to get
Speaker 3: you to change your mind. We are only trying to
Speaker 3: get you to use your mind, because why, Bobby.
Speaker 2: The mind is a terrible thing to waste.
Speaker 3: And a vote is the even worse thing to wat
Speaker 3: And I'm telling you right now, all of you guys
Speaker 3: who are talking about I don't like either one of
Speaker 3: the candidates, well, guess what. A whole lot of us
Speaker 3: are not crazy about either one of these candidates. But
Speaker 3: your responsibility for to choose because this is the America
Speaker 3: that we live in. We have to make a choice
Speaker 3: of who we're going to pick if we lose this presidency.
Speaker 3: And I'm talking to the Democrats about one vote, to
Speaker 3: people who did not vote because they say it's not
Speaker 3: going to matter, you are the reason we lost. We
Speaker 3: lost by your one vote.
Speaker 2: That's what it's going to come down to. I mean,
Speaker 2: remember we have the electoral College. People, we need every
Speaker 2: stinking vote that we can possibly get.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because we're headed for oh a brick wall, and
Speaker 3: they didn't build the other wall. But we damned your
Speaker 3: headed for brickwall because he didn't build that other wall.
Speaker 3: So we headed to that wall. We won't never hit
Speaker 3: nothing because that wall was never built.
Speaker 2: Please, I'm going to be bashing my head on the
Speaker 2: Wall if it goes the other way, let me tell you.
Speaker 3: Thank you guys for joining us listen. I am in Chicago.
Speaker 3: I will be at the Chicago That Factory March twenty
Speaker 3: ninth and thirtieth, which is a Friday, and said to
Speaker 3: get your tickets on the website or at the box
Speaker 3: office thirty one seventy five off Broadway. I will be
Speaker 3: on a bunch of different media platforms this Friday, which
Speaker 3: is the first It's Friday. The first.
Speaker 2: Friday is Yes.
Speaker 3: Friday is April first, seven o'clock am. I will be
Speaker 3: on WGC. I went on seven point five here in Chicago.
Speaker 3: Then I'm doing Fox News and then I'm doing ABC
Speaker 3: without Warner. So you guys listening slays. Thank you so
Speaker 3: much for all the gratitude. You can follow Bobby Clifford
Speaker 3: at Clifford Bobby on Instagram and at Bobby Clifford on Facebook.
Speaker 3: And I am a Flay Monroe on a social media
Speaker 3: platforms except for Instagram my Monroe dot flame until I
Speaker 3: get my old page back. We love you, we appreciate you,
Speaker 3: we need you, and we need you. And not only
Speaker 3: do we need you to support our podcast, but as
Speaker 3: American people, we need you. We need you to step up,
Speaker 3: step out, step in, step around, step on, because this
Speaker 3: year is critical and I mean that. I'm saying that
Speaker 3: with my whole heartfelt heart because I'm afraid and I'm
Speaker 3: never afraid, but we need you, Bobby Clifford, you and me.
Speaker 2: I heard you. I'm a I know you need me.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be there with the bells on. I'll be
Speaker 2: jingling the whole way, good way into vote.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to vote in my man name in and
Speaker 3: my woman naming, but got to do it. I'll do it.
Speaker 2: I could talk deep and I could go for a
Speaker 2: Bobby Bobby right.
Speaker 3: Thank you Aaron Howard, our producer, for giving us a
Speaker 3: fabulous or another season, and we would talk to you
Speaker 3: guys so on, peace out, good night, Bobby ce bye, honey.
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