Speaker 1: Flame Flame.
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Speaker 2: it and at the end we leave her with just
Speaker 2: a lifted spirits.
Speaker 3: Think you want to revisit.
Speaker 2: So your first second listen, Jim folks, so you slip,
Speaker 2: oh folks that we dig it.
Speaker 4: Hey, no this do what you do? No this, do
Speaker 4: what you do?
Speaker 1: Can't no do what I do?
Speaker 4: No this.
Speaker 1: Hey, this is comedian Flame my Roe and welcome to
Speaker 1: this week's episode of Laugh and Learn. I am your
Speaker 1: host along with my beautiful co host of Lady Bobby
Speaker 1: because her how are you to it?
Speaker 4: Hi, Flame, or as as a.
Speaker 1: Flame address her now, Miss I can't.
Speaker 3: Help doing it.
Speaker 1: We love we love it, Bobby. I love it, love it,
Speaker 1: love it. I'm hoping I come to Boston with Dave
Speaker 1: while we're on tour. You know I'm still on tour
Speaker 1: with Dave Schapeill. Y'all, So Boston is on the laneup,
Speaker 1: so I hope I get a chance to come to Boston.
Speaker 1: I don't get my dates all at once. I get
Speaker 1: them here and there, but when I get them, I'm
Speaker 1: Johnny on the spot ready. So Chicago is next week.
Speaker 1: I'm most excited about that because that is home. I'm
Speaker 1: there the fourth and the sixth. On the fifth, I'm
Speaker 1: in Jacksonville. On the seventh, I'm in Atlanta. On the eighth,
Speaker 1: I'm in Memphis. And on the nineteenth and eleventh, I
Speaker 1: think I'm in Washington, d C. But we shall see.
Speaker 1: I am just very glad to be working because the
Speaker 1: first seven months of this year was a little shaky
Speaker 1: with a lot of takeaways. But God is giving it
Speaker 1: all back ten poles. So thank you Jesus for the love.
Speaker 1: Glory to God is my new line, Glory to God.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much. Look what I was going to
Speaker 1: tell you, Bobby, Bobby Clifford, how was your week?
Speaker 3: Pretty good? Pretty good?
Speaker 4: It's turned into real fall here in Boston in the sixties, sunny, beautiful.
Speaker 4: It's my favorite favorite a season of the year.
Speaker 3: Love it.
Speaker 1: I don't know what you're doing right now. But as
Speaker 1: I'm sitting here speaking with you, Bobby, I'm watching the
Speaker 1: Republican debates on Fox News, and right now Vivek Rivers
Speaker 1: Rswami is speaking and he has a hair out of place,
Speaker 1: and the hair out of place is more entertained. That
Speaker 1: one hair that's out of place is more entertaining than
Speaker 1: anything that's coming out of his line mouth.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I thought you were you were setting
Speaker 3: me up.
Speaker 4: I thought you were gonna say you didn't hear across
Speaker 4: his ass.
Speaker 1: Well, that's what it looks like. But it is sticking
Speaker 1: out and it is so noticeable. But he ain't talking
Speaker 1: about nothing, So all he is is Trump's toilet paper.
Speaker 1: So he has absolutely nothing to say. We're not going
Speaker 1: to talk about the debates until next week or next
Speaker 1: week's episode. So now, Bobby Clifford, let's do what we do.
Speaker 1: Where we're going, Bobby Clifford, where we're gone.
Speaker 4: So from the debates that were down one there we
Speaker 4: only had seven. And then from of course, because he
Speaker 4: has a hair across his ass, Trump had to go
Speaker 4: to the strike in Michigan and he is like simultaneously
Speaker 4: having a speech. He's gone to a non union shop
Speaker 4: in Michigan. He didn't go out onto the strike lines
Speaker 4: like President Biden did. But the one thing I thought
Speaker 4: was funny. I actually thought it was pretty clever.
Speaker 3: His team. It's probably one of his team members.
Speaker 4: Somebody is holding up a sign that is strategically placed
Speaker 4: right in front of the camera that said you and
Speaker 4: your members for Trump. And I thought that was pretty
Speaker 4: funny in a non union shop. So I listened to
Speaker 4: two minutes. I couldn't. It was all he makes up,
Speaker 4: like what he does.
Speaker 1: Yeh. So he's at the United Auto Workers strike because
Speaker 1: he's trying to follow supercut because the sitting president, Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: went yesterday to give his support for the United Auto Workers,
Speaker 1: and he said that they should be compensated, that the
Speaker 1: auto industry has done very well since two thousand and
Speaker 1: eight to now and they haven't gotten the raise. And
Speaker 1: they interviewed a guy on seeing in one of the
Speaker 1: workers and he said that he makes twenty He makes
Speaker 1: thirty one dollars an hour, but when he started in
Speaker 1: twenty eighteen, he was making twenty six thousand an hours.
Speaker 1: So that's only a five dollars raise over this economy,
Speaker 1: and which is not enough to live off of, especially
Speaker 1: when we want quality vehicles that they're putting on the
Speaker 1: role because it's going to save lives. It is for
Speaker 1: partners that Donald Trump uses everything that he can for
Speaker 1: an opportunity to just to try to garner votes. The
Speaker 1: saddest part is it really is a cult. Bobby if
Speaker 1: I never realized that before today, I realized that his
Speaker 1: followers are a cult. This has nothing to do with
Speaker 1: a party or by partisanship or Republicans. This is a
Speaker 1: cult that is lifting this man up to be everything
Speaker 1: that they want to say and be. But they are
Speaker 1: not afraid or in a position to do it, so
Speaker 1: they just keep pushing a narrative of wrong and crazy,
Speaker 1: and it is It's very scary as an American, as
Speaker 1: a Black American, it's doubly scary because if I thought
Speaker 1: that Trump was going to get into make some real
Speaker 1: policy change and help America, damn it, I would vote
Speaker 1: for Trump. But Trump is on a revenge. I'm unstoppable.
Speaker 1: You can't tell me what to do. I'm going to
Speaker 1: save myself from all the bs that up come in
Speaker 1: and with these new charges that he just got from
Speaker 1: New York, with all the lies and the fictitious stuff
Speaker 1: building up his his his buildings, and his his revenue
Speaker 1: and his his uh rental properties or his properties to
Speaker 1: be more than what they are. The judge said, I
Speaker 1: don't even have to do anything. I'm going straight to
Speaker 1: they going straight to an indictment on this. They're going
Speaker 1: to they're trying to take his name and remove him
Speaker 1: from his own buildings in New York. Bobby, what else
Speaker 1: do we need for people to see that we this
Speaker 1: is a train that is headed to a destruction with
Speaker 1: no breaks. But people don't see it.
Speaker 4: People don't see it, and it's scary to me. So
Speaker 4: I have two things to say on that. First, they
Speaker 4: show they're showing clip. They just had it on News Nation.
Speaker 4: They showed it on CNN where Trump, just like we'll say,
Speaker 4: ten years ago when they were threatening the last auto strike,
Speaker 4: was saying he felt a different kind of way because
Speaker 4: he wasn't running right and he had no plans on
Speaker 4: running and he said, well, you know, they're just they're
Speaker 4: getting too much. They get two percent one year, three
Speaker 4: percent another two percent next thing. They're making as much
Speaker 4: as the people who own the company and run it,
Speaker 4: the CEOs who, by the way, were making twenty nine
Speaker 4: million dollars, so that whole five extra bucks a year
Speaker 4: that they were getting the lower level people, the unskilled labor.
Speaker 3: In people.
Speaker 4: Still they're running it and people will still believe that
Speaker 4: he didn't say it. And then the second piece of that,
Speaker 4: you were talking about that forty Wall Street building that
Speaker 4: in twenty fifteen, Capital One assessed it at two hundred
Speaker 4: and fifty seven million. Cushman in Wakefield, which is a
Speaker 4: leading global real estate agency or service agency, they'd probably
Speaker 4: be insulted. Later that same month valued the same building
Speaker 4: at five point forty and strangely, the Trump organization claimed
Speaker 4: it because they were looking for loans and business opportunities.
Speaker 4: They claim they claimed it was worth seven hundred and
Speaker 4: thirty five million dollars. So you want to talk about
Speaker 4: grossly over two times what the what the initial assessment
Speaker 4: was almost three times the initial assessment. And there is
Speaker 4: a cost to that. So the cost is for people
Speaker 4: who aren't aware of it, they get better loan rates.
Speaker 4: Then we get if you own more and you look
Speaker 4: like you're more stable, you get a better rate. You
Speaker 4: also get more money that's funded to you. So if
Speaker 4: you look like you've got a property that's seven hundred
Speaker 4: and thirty five million or worth that they're going to
Speaker 4: give you that one hundred million that you're looking for
Speaker 4: versus probably the twenty million max that they should be
Speaker 4: they should be giving you. But people aren't going to
Speaker 4: believe it. You know, they're looking at that and they
Speaker 4: still want to believe he's worth seven hundred and thirty
Speaker 4: five million. They had one year he claimed he made
Speaker 4: sixty seven million, and when they're actually going through his
Speaker 4: records now, and they're going through his records because he
Speaker 4: doesn't stop lying. If he kept his mouth shut, nobody
Speaker 4: would be looking at him. But he only made one
Speaker 4: million that year. So is going to say when she.
Speaker 1: Finds out the most money he's ever made was when
Speaker 1: he was the sitting president of these United States?
Speaker 3: Probably right, because if.
Speaker 1: You believe, if anybody believes that that are two billion
Speaker 1: dollars that I mean, that is it two billion dollars
Speaker 1: that Evanka and and Jerry Kushner got is their money,
Speaker 1: That's Trump's money, That is Trump's money. There's just the
Speaker 1: name the face above that that is Trump's dealings with
Speaker 1: whomever he dealt with.
Speaker 4: But if you believe that though, that means he gets
Speaker 4: his kids involved, which, by the way, are also being
Speaker 4: a being with their feet held to the wire because
Speaker 4: they've also lied about their properties, his two sons, his
Speaker 4: two older sons.
Speaker 3: So and I do believe you.
Speaker 4: The people who are with them, I think they're I
Speaker 4: don't know if they're just desperate to believe. And so
Speaker 4: they kind of gom on to him, but don't put
Speaker 4: your eggs in that basket, because he could care less
Speaker 4: unless you're gonna you're gonna offer something. Oh and the
Speaker 4: second thing they had wanted to say after giving that
Speaker 4: whole explanation though, was so he's going to be fined
Speaker 4: They think two hundred and fifty million in damages because
Speaker 4: of the lies. And what my fear is talking about
Speaker 4: the cult flame is the same people who are paying
Speaker 4: for his legal fees now that keep donating and giving
Speaker 4: money that they'll somehow make up that two hundred and
Speaker 4: fifty million.
Speaker 1: There will because whatever he has, they adore it, Whatever
Speaker 1: whatever he possesses, they absolutely loved it. By me, I
Speaker 1: wish I had that kind of.
Speaker 3: Power, Jesus, I wish anything. I can't even get a
Speaker 3: cookie from somebody, Are you kidding me? Him?
Speaker 4: Mind all that money and speaking about the one thing
Speaker 4: that did come out this past week is the Biden
Speaker 4: administration is going to be on medical debt from American
Speaker 4: credit scores. So for people who have cancer that have
Speaker 4: really hit up against it, or have kids with cancer
Speaker 4: or family members that they report them because they can't
Speaker 4: pay all of their co insurance copay are deductible. At
Speaker 4: least it's not going to affect your credit score, because
Speaker 4: credit scores for some people can affect their jobs, or
Speaker 4: their ability to get a job, or their ability to
Speaker 4: get a loan and house their children. Now, the only
Speaker 4: bad part is because I'm in healthcare, is it might
Speaker 4: get a little sticky me trying to collect the money
Speaker 4: that you actually do owe me if there's no not punishment,
Speaker 4: if there's nothing that's you know, holding you to do it.
Speaker 4: But we'll figure that out. I still like the fact
Speaker 4: that people's credit and lives aren't going to be ruined
Speaker 4: because of being sick.
Speaker 3: My mo mo mo mom. Impeachment inquiry. Over one hundred
Speaker 3: people have been have been interviewed so far. They're they're
Speaker 3: they're hitting.
Speaker 1: It to impeach sitting President President Biden.
Speaker 3: To impeach YEP, exactly.
Speaker 1: They want to. They want to make Biden look as
Speaker 1: bad as Trump, which is virtually impossible.
Speaker 4: The only thing that I can hope is that once
Speaker 4: they do look at all of the the financial information
Speaker 4: that that's he's going to come clean. You know they'll
Speaker 4: there will be nothing. It'll all be for not And
Speaker 4: it's so expensive to do these inquiries. I mean, if
Speaker 4: there's something that's really big, But as far as President
Speaker 4: Biden himself, like if you have to look at Hunter,
Speaker 4: Hunter did do some stuff that wasn't right. He admitted it,
Speaker 4: but but he did do stuff. He did do stuff
Speaker 4: while he was under the influence. Right now, he's suing
Speaker 4: Juliani and Robert Costello Giuliani is attorney for wrongfully assessed
Speaker 4: and sharing his personal data. He feels that they were
Speaker 4: obsessed with his computer. They went in and got it,
Speaker 4: hacked it. He feels that before they even got it
Speaker 4: that the information on it was manipulated, and then it
Speaker 4: was further altered once the two of them got a
Speaker 4: hold of it.
Speaker 1: I'm about to say, what are you suing Juliani for that?
Speaker 1: That diet is running down the space because according to
Speaker 1: the records, Giuliani has no money, not even to play
Speaker 1: his own legal fees. And he's an attorney, I will,
Speaker 1: so you tell me after being an attorney, and so
Speaker 1: have you telling me, after being an attorney for all
Speaker 1: these years and being the America's mayor, you can't get
Speaker 1: nobody to represent you that speaks volumes on what people
Speaker 1: think about your character and you as a person.
Speaker 4: Right Costello, the one that the other one that that
Speaker 4: Biden is suing Hunter Biden is suing is is was
Speaker 4: Giuliani's attorney and he he's suing Giuliani for one point
Speaker 4: three million I legal bills that he never paid.
Speaker 1: So if Juliani got no money to pay a lawyer,
Speaker 1: good luck for paying. He ain't gonna be able to
Speaker 1: pay you.
Speaker 4: He'll be living out on the street selling pencils. He'll
Speaker 4: be one of those guys with cup shaking has change
Speaker 4: his change?
Speaker 1: Can I think Juliana is gonna come up? Because I
Speaker 1: think Guliani is going to be the one that sits
Speaker 1: on the court in front of America and tell the
Speaker 1: real deal.
Speaker 4: You know, I don't doubt I don't doubt it. I
Speaker 4: to me, he appears like somebody that wants to be
Speaker 4: on the d crowd. So badly, And I think he
Speaker 4: absolutely will because I don't think he's going to want
Speaker 4: to spend his last years in a cell somewhere or
Speaker 4: you known, fried baloney or whatever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well he's too old to go to jail. He's old,
Speaker 1: he's he looks he doesn't look like he's in the
Speaker 1: greatest hate health or shape. So I'm sure he does
Speaker 1: not want to spend his goal in years, like you said,
Speaker 1: but in an institution when he don't, especially for somebody else,
Speaker 1: even though he is a guilty culporate as well. But
Speaker 1: the first, the first, there's always the best deal. So
Speaker 1: if you're gonna cut a deal, Julian, you better do
Speaker 1: it for somebody else does it, or you're gonna be
Speaker 1: as outplayer.
Speaker 3: And that's the truth.
Speaker 4: It's always the first, right, But he's gonna I mean,
Speaker 4: I think I think it goes back to what you
Speaker 4: were just saying, uh, you know a few minutes ago
Speaker 4: about it being a cult. You know, it's there's something
Speaker 4: that these people. He either has something on him. I
Speaker 4: don't get it. I don't get what the drawa is
Speaker 4: because for me, it's like fingernails on a chalkboard, Like
Speaker 4: he just rubs me the wrong way. I'm sure people
Speaker 4: find him charismatic. He had to at some point in
Speaker 4: his life be charismatic, but not for not for me.
Speaker 4: So I don't understand what somebody that's an educated, well
Speaker 4: rounded man like Juliani Sarnam, but he was right in there.
Speaker 4: So we'll see what happens with that. And and I
Speaker 4: don't know if it's a frivolous suit. I don't know
Speaker 4: if it's if it's just a retaliation, or if actually
Speaker 4: something could actually come come from it.
Speaker 3: We'll have to.
Speaker 4: Wait and kind of say immigration is super high. There
Speaker 4: was some sort of agreement with Mexico. I don't know
Speaker 4: if you saw that, where we're hoping that they will
Speaker 4: actually stop people as they're coming into their their first
Speaker 4: border and sort of screen or vet them there. There's
Speaker 4: a whole lot of President Biden sent eight hundred active
Speaker 4: duty troops down there.
Speaker 3: But I feel like it.
Speaker 4: Is short term solutions, and we really need Congress to
Speaker 4: come up with something long term. You know, like maybe
Speaker 4: judges that sit at the border and actually stamp their
Speaker 4: thing and say no, you can't come back, or you know,
Speaker 4: give them repatriation flights where we're literally flying them right
Speaker 4: back to where they came from, so they get that
Speaker 4: we're not allowing them in. But I mean that seems
Speaker 4: it seems like it's blowing up bigger and bigger. It
Speaker 4: probably flame every time that somebody runs for president. We
Speaker 4: probably it kind of implodes, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 4: everybody starts talking about it again.
Speaker 1: They're looking for reasons, They're looking for reasons. They watched
Speaker 1: They're looking for reasons and looking for reasons. They watched
Speaker 1: Barack Obama, prison Obama a million times. The fanst some
Speaker 1: dirt on him and never came up with no dirt.
Speaker 1: We are in such a crisis in this country, and
Speaker 1: I hate that people don't see that by because he
Speaker 1: is the scariest part that if Trump was to get
Speaker 1: back in office, and I know they're really trying to
Speaker 1: get him back in office for the wrong reason, for
Speaker 1: the wrong reason. But if he was to get back
Speaker 1: putin and Kim Jung Yung are already in bed together.
Speaker 1: What can we stand to lose? What will we lose here?
Speaker 1: Good god?
Speaker 3: Oh well, I'll tell you one thing we didn't lose.
Speaker 4: That that kid Travis that ran over the ran over
Speaker 4: the line. The American soldier he was a cavalryman. Ye, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: he hopped over. I thought that he was over there
Speaker 4: because he was deployed. He's never been deployed. He was
Speaker 4: on some sort of tour I guess happened July eighteenth,
Speaker 4: and then North Korea. I don't know if he's a
Speaker 4: l or what. But they're sending them back. They send
Speaker 4: them back today. They sent him back over the line,
Speaker 4: back over the d M z uh so and he's
Speaker 4: he's supposedly in American custody at this point.
Speaker 3: I guess he had.
Speaker 4: He had faced assault charges in South Korea, and he
Speaker 4: was due to return to Fort Bliss, Texes. And he
Speaker 4: was going to be removed from the military just one
Speaker 4: day prior to him hopping over.
Speaker 3: I don't know if he thought he was going to
Speaker 3: stop that. I have no idea what that was all about.
Speaker 1: But with that Bobby Cliffy, when they come back, what
Speaker 1: kind of you know, now, would they deem him a terrorist?
Speaker 1: What kind of charges will he face? Because oh yeah,
Speaker 1: I think and yeah, they're gonna they're gonna break him down,
Speaker 1: They're going to what did y'all talk about? What did
Speaker 1: they do?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: And if he don't give if he doesn't give America
Speaker 1: the answer. They won't. Where would he end up. He
Speaker 1: may still end up in jail, in prison.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I hope, and and even you discussing that, like,
Speaker 4: I hope that's not the reason he went over Did
Speaker 4: you think he was gonna have some sort of better
Speaker 4: life over there?
Speaker 1: Who knows why? Because who knows what's in the heart
Speaker 1: and mind of me? And nobody knows.
Speaker 4: You must have never watched mash It's not it's not
Speaker 4: a pleasant place over there.
Speaker 1: I'd like to give a bright shining star right now
Speaker 1: to the Screen Actors Guild for they came to resolve. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so the writer, the writers, the writers guilt. I'm sorry
Speaker 1: the writer. The writer's strike is over. They came to
Speaker 1: a result. They went back to work today. Yay. So
Speaker 1: a lot of people will be back employed again and
Speaker 1: back working. Hopefully they can come to a result sooner
Speaker 1: than later now for the actives strike, so we can
Speaker 1: get everything, can get back to some sense of normalcy
Speaker 1: here in California and all the places that feel because
Speaker 1: people who have movies can't talk about them publicly, they
Speaker 1: can't advertise, and that it has everybody in the buying
Speaker 1: and a lot of us only think because we see
Speaker 1: the actors or the writers. It affected so many people.
Speaker 1: We have people have lost their businesses behind this four
Speaker 1: or five month strike. The strike, the writers Guild strike
Speaker 1: started May second, which is my mama's birthday. The actors
Speaker 1: strike started you like fourteenth, which is my birthday.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's not funny.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the writer strike was one hundred and forty eight days,
Speaker 4: So that's pretty it's pretty impressive. I would think that
Speaker 4: the whatever agreement that they came up with for the
Speaker 4: writers would sort of be a template for the actors,
Speaker 4: right because there's sort of it's they're complaining about all
Speaker 4: the same stuff. So I would think that they'd be
Speaker 4: able to take that to the table hopefully and the
Speaker 4: actors will get on board, because yeah, as you said,
Speaker 4: it's all the businesses, even around the studios, you know. Yeah,
Speaker 4: a lot that goes into it and a lot that
Speaker 4: goes in. Everybody leaves before the end end when all
Speaker 4: the credits come up, because who wants to sit there
Speaker 4: for forty five minutes other than my sister Teresa Clifford,
Speaker 4: who absolutely loves We cannot leave leave a movie until
Speaker 4: there is nothing left on the screen. But when you
Speaker 4: think of it runs. Oh my god, you want to
Speaker 4: poke your eyeballs up. But there are five to seven
Speaker 4: minutes worth of names and positions that go by very quickly.
Speaker 4: So there's thousands of jobs that they list at the
Speaker 4: end of those of the films that all those people
Speaker 4: are affected.
Speaker 3: So you're exactly right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm looking at the debate still, Bobby. I can't
Speaker 1: hear because I have the volume down. But the look
Speaker 1: on the Santa's face looks like a deer in the
Speaker 1: headlights with an oncoming eighteen wheel going at full speed.
Speaker 1: And he just stand there looking at it like I,
Speaker 1: dare you hit me? Oh damn, sure're gonna hit you?
Speaker 1: He is.
Speaker 3: This isn't his forte right.
Speaker 4: He does really well with one on one, but having
Speaker 4: six other people coming at him.
Speaker 3: I don't have it on the lall, so I can't.
Speaker 3: I can't see it, but I cannot, which is.
Speaker 1: Why I believe that, which is why I believe that
Speaker 1: Donald Trump don't show up. Donald Trump is not equipped
Speaker 1: to handle a debate, especially from some intelligent because Nicki
Speaker 1: Haley is not my favorite, but Nicki Halee knows how
Speaker 1: to debate. Chris Chris knows how to debate. Even Pence
Speaker 1: knows how to debate.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, they absolutely do, and they have their information.
Speaker 3: Here's the other thing.
Speaker 4: They're not believing what he's spewing out. They're not picking
Speaker 4: up what he's putting down, which is lies, you know,
Speaker 4: and they call him on him obviously, and he doesn't
Speaker 4: like that.
Speaker 3: He doesn't like conflict.
Speaker 4: He likes people who just believe what he says and
Speaker 4: everything kind of just marches on. And he did that
Speaker 4: for four years and we see what that got the
Speaker 4: rest of us.
Speaker 3: What do you think about us? You're doing the Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: I think it's going to be fantastic. You know. I
Speaker 1: hate all the controversy that came out with Lizo behind me,
Speaker 1: because she was the one who was pining to do it.
Speaker 1: And this country always used to say you're innocent into
Speaker 1: a proving guilty. What that's no longer the truth. But
Speaker 1: there's so many people who came out against Lizo, so
Speaker 1: it made it very difficult for anybody to kind of
Speaker 1: believe this, that or the third that you knew her personally, so.
Speaker 4: And she might be difficult to work for, but that
Speaker 4: doesn't mean she's a bad person. You know, don't put
Speaker 4: the sexual whatever with the me too movement is is
Speaker 4: super important as a woman. I feel it was super important,
Speaker 4: but I think it it went a little left at
Speaker 4: some point.
Speaker 3: And it's it's a bit too much.
Speaker 4: So them going out to watch a watch male strippers
Speaker 4: or whatever, and now they sexually abused her or whatever
Speaker 4: they were saying, whatever that they were allegedly saying about
Speaker 4: her a little bit too much. Did you see that
Speaker 4: our friend Commander the mighty German shepherd the first dog.
Speaker 3: He bit somebody again.
Speaker 4: I don't know what they're going to do.
Speaker 1: Dog. I need to get a dog, one of these
Speaker 1: I need to get a dog, one of these lovers.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, yes I will something his friend, remember
Speaker 4: that their first dog.
Speaker 3: They're both rescues.
Speaker 4: They both got and they got these gorgeous German shepherds,
Speaker 4: but the first one major had to be given to
Speaker 4: a family friend because he was biting people. But they
Speaker 4: say it's very for animals there. It's a super stressful
Speaker 4: environment because it's quiet, and then all of a sudden,
Speaker 4: a helicopter lands and then their master goes off in
Speaker 4: this bird and then they come back down.
Speaker 3: Or if there's some.
Speaker 4: Sort of threat, you might have thirty Secret Service agents
Speaker 4: storming the office of the President. So but I did
Speaker 4: feel badly, I said, oh, poor commander.
Speaker 1: Well, on a different though, we are facing we are
Speaker 1: what four days away right from a possible government shutdown, yeap,
Speaker 1: that they said we were not going to have. But
Speaker 1: it's not looking good. It's not looking good.
Speaker 4: You know what it really is looking like to me
Speaker 4: is that if McCarthy's a week leader. He made an
Speaker 4: agreement with President Biden. The last time we had the
Speaker 4: threat of the shutdown, President Biden made concessions. They both
Speaker 4: had to make some concessions. They agreed that this was
Speaker 4: what was going to happen. And now nope, he's not
Speaker 4: doing it because McCarthy because a few people on the
Speaker 4: fire all right, the craziest of the Republicans, not the
Speaker 4: great Republicans, not the moderate Republicans, not the reasonable Republicans.
Speaker 4: In fact, they said two thirds to three fourths of
Speaker 4: both Democrats and Republicans are dying to sign off on this,
Speaker 4: and they have it off the table. But these this
Speaker 4: seven or eight people are holding everything hostage because you know,
Speaker 4: McCarthy doesn't want to lose his seat, and he made
Speaker 4: promises to people and they feel he's not honoring them McCarthy.
Speaker 1: First of all, MacCarthy should have never gotten the seat.
Speaker 1: Thank god the Nancy is coming back in there. But
Speaker 1: King Jeffish needs to be running the whole house first
Speaker 1: of all. Second of all, McCarthy is a woods and
Speaker 1: they're holding his feet to the fire because he's trying
Speaker 1: to hold on to that seat. Which is the reason
Speaker 1: that Joorgh Santos is still sitting there because he wants
Speaker 1: to hold on to that seat. What happens to the
Speaker 1: American people, We are all collateral damage because they're holding
Speaker 1: their jobs one important and they're holding the status for
Speaker 1: the American people. It is so scary, Bobby, and so crazy.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: If they have a government shut down, if I was
Speaker 1: part of the military or I was thinking about the military,
Speaker 1: all of these shutdowns in the last five or six
Speaker 1: years would make me know I never want to join
Speaker 1: the military because I'm out here working, put my life
Speaker 1: on the lane every day and you're telling me I
Speaker 1: might not be able to get a check so I
Speaker 1: can feed myself. I mean feed my family, or take
Speaker 1: care of my family that's at home while I'm off
Speaker 1: to war or whatever. You get me at doing. I
Speaker 1: would never join the military, and I'm not shooting down
Speaker 1: the military. I'm shooting down the government for not taking
Speaker 1: care of their people.
Speaker 4: Well, it's true, it's the Republicans, many of the Republicans,
Speaker 4: so that that group, we do not many that seven
Speaker 4: or eight. They're willing to shut down the government and
Speaker 4: they're going to take food out of the mouths of
Speaker 4: the hungry just to make a political point. You know,
Speaker 4: because Wick runs off, Wick will shut down head Start.
Speaker 4: You know, that school program will shut down that feed
Speaker 4: the kids. I mean, there are things that won't be effected,
Speaker 4: like the veterans' healthcare, burials at the cemetery and delivering
Speaker 4: vet delivering benefits to the vets, pensions, education house benefits.
Speaker 4: That's fine, but for active duty it's not. It's not
Speaker 4: exactly the same. Another thing that we all have been
Speaker 4: complaining about is air traffic. We've had a horrible problem
Speaker 4: with air traffic controllers. They finally have a whole bunch
Speaker 4: of them into a training system. That training system would
Speaker 4: shut down air traffic control where they be.
Speaker 3: Required to come to work.
Speaker 4: But how often you're going to come to work when
Speaker 4: you know you're not getting paid and the TSA people,
Speaker 4: they won't be getting paid, you know, so we're who
Speaker 4: wants the job in those in those industries either, and
Speaker 4: we're just getting bad to pre covid with with travel.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, and a lot of a lot of TSA.
Speaker 1: They may be out of a job, but they won't
Speaker 1: be out of money because they don't. Man, go into
Speaker 1: your suitcase. Oh did I say.
Speaker 3: That a loud Yes you did, I heard it.
Speaker 1: Maybe don't put no value was in your suitcase? Because
Speaker 1: I promise you that's I travel with the is raggedy
Speaker 1: a suitcase by because I think they only really go
Speaker 1: for the nice ones. I travel with the worst luggage ever, raggedy,
Speaker 1: holes in it, busted, the wheels don't work, all of that.
Speaker 4: Oh, they would be devastated with mine. Mine's nice and
Speaker 4: brand brand new and shiny because I never go anywhere.
Speaker 4: But if they looked at it, I have a couple
Speaker 4: of holy pair of drawers and there and a couple
Speaker 4: of jumbo outfits, they would there's not valuable to be
Speaker 4: Haye jevas stated devast lady.
Speaker 1: We are in a crisis in this country is getting
Speaker 1: closer and closer and closer. I hope you guys are
Speaker 1: paying attention because I want you guys to know, and
Speaker 1: I said this on coffee time yesterday, if he wins,
Speaker 1: America loses, y'all have to understand that if we want,
Speaker 1: if we thought that he was trying to get an
Speaker 1: office to make the economy better, to make the country better,
Speaker 1: to make a peaceful place for us in this country,
Speaker 1: a safer world, we would be on a different plateau.
Speaker 1: But it's not. It is revenge. It is I'm gonna
Speaker 1: get you back. It is I want what I want.
Speaker 1: And he told y'all and knowing certain terms at the
Speaker 1: end of his first term, that he was not leaving.
Speaker 1: If he got back in, he would be the president forever.
Speaker 1: He said, he don't think that they president should have
Speaker 1: one or two terms. They should be the president today.
Speaker 1: This is not what we have a what do they
Speaker 1: call a kingdom. We don't have a king, we don't
Speaker 1: have a queen. We don't have a monarchy. We have
Speaker 1: a government supposedly, and we're supposed to have democracy here.
Speaker 1: We don't want to lose our democracy by putting a
Speaker 1: cult leader in the office again. If you didn't believe
Speaker 1: that he was a cult leader before the first time,
Speaker 1: please pay attention to what's happening now, because all you
Speaker 1: see is cults. It's all know who the hell I'm
Speaker 1: talking about.
Speaker 4: It's the truth, but you know what, let's not. I
Speaker 4: also don't want to put it all on the Republicans.
Speaker 4: We have Bob Menendez, the new Jersey senator that pulls
Speaker 4: some real bullshit over the past decades. It's his second
Speaker 4: time being brought up, brought up on charges. He's being
Speaker 4: brought up and his wife, and there are three there
Speaker 4: are three other people to commit bribery, conspiracy to commit
Speaker 4: honest service fraud, conspiracy to commit extortion under the color
Speaker 4: of official right. That's what he's being brought up. I
Speaker 4: don't know what any of those mean, but I know
Speaker 4: that there I know that they're not great. He of
Speaker 4: course came on just like Trump and Trump fashion came on,
Speaker 4: had a press conference and denied everything.
Speaker 1: Blame.
Speaker 4: He's you know when that when we when the truth
Speaker 4: comes out, Well, dude, you were it was a hung
Speaker 4: jury last time. That's the only reason that you got off.
Speaker 1: And so bad.
Speaker 4: And he's not gonna he's not going to resign, But
Speaker 4: we have here's the.
Speaker 1: No, of course not but well the reason he's not
Speaker 1: going to be resigned, Bobby is because they have put
Speaker 1: a put a blueprint out. Uh. We we had a city.
Speaker 1: We had a guy here, cannot think of his last name,
Speaker 1: but he was on the Oh my god, he was
Speaker 1: on some committee here for California, and he was kind
Speaker 1: to write using racist remarks. He would not step down.
Speaker 1: He didn't stepped down. Now he's there for reelection. They'll
Speaker 1: probably vote him out because he was such a wet hole. God,
Speaker 1: everybody's being led by example. Trump has done wrong. Trump
Speaker 1: turned the country on itself on January sixth, but people
Speaker 1: are are planning that as opposed to be him being
Speaker 1: reprimanded for it. So they're only following a blueprint of
Speaker 1: what it is. And this Menendez had gold bars in
Speaker 1: his house that he had reached out to see how
Speaker 1: much they were worth. He had two hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: thousand dollars in cash or courter million dollars. Now, I
Speaker 1: can't knock him for that because I believe in having
Speaker 1: a cash sash sewn into his clothing, sewn into his clothing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, But the difference that I see between the two
Speaker 4: of them playing is the two parties. The only difference
Speaker 4: that I'm going to say only what's come out recently,
Speaker 4: So Santos, nobody is screaming other than us that he
Speaker 4: other than Mitt Romney, God blessed Mimit Romney has been
Speaker 4: very vocal. But we have twenty three Democrats that that
Speaker 4: want Menenda's out. They want him to resign, and you
Speaker 4: can't put him out, but they can't get a super majority,
Speaker 4: and that could actually put him out out. Okazio Cortes
Speaker 4: was told CBS over the weekend that as a Latina,
Speaker 4: there are absolute ways in which they're a systemic bias.
Speaker 4: But I think what we have here with this indictment
Speaker 4: is quite clear and crisp, so you know, for her
Speaker 4: even to come out that way, and I appreciated that
Speaker 4: they've been a little slow. Not everybody jumped right on
Speaker 4: the bandwagon, other than Fetterman right right from the beginning
Speaker 4: said that he should be out, but little by little
Speaker 4: they're all coming and whether they put him out, I
Speaker 4: hate to lose the seat if you're going to play
Speaker 4: the political game, but I'm glad at least they see
Speaker 4: that it's wrong and we're supposed to be the better
Speaker 4: party that they're they're actually hopefully they'll do something about it.
Speaker 1: Where we going, Bobby? Where are we going, Bobby Cliffin?
Speaker 3: I don't know we're going to howl in a hand basket.
Speaker 4: Hey, did you know Netflix has sending out It's last
Speaker 4: It's last envelope on Saturday.
Speaker 3: After twenty five years.
Speaker 4: Good thing that writers strike it is over hope the
Speaker 4: actors will be I'm trying to think Amazon's getting sued.
Speaker 3: Did you hear that?
Speaker 4: I heard that from Monopoly? Seventeen the FTC and seventeen
Speaker 4: Straits are suing. I don't know enough about that stuff,
Speaker 4: but I guess they're they're vurying listings of rival goods.
Speaker 4: They charge sellers higher fees. There's all sorts of crummy
Speaker 4: stuff that they're actually doing.
Speaker 1: I don't think that. I don't think that Besos will
Speaker 1: miss it. Jeff Bezos will miss it. He has money.
Speaker 3: Oh, he's gone. He's probably gone gone.
Speaker 1: Oh.
Speaker 4: The only thing I saw that was good is the
Speaker 4: MAUI fires. I thought that that was good about I'm
Speaker 4: thinking of the catastrophes that have happened recently, that the
Speaker 4: people from that that area are finally getting to go
Speaker 4: in a lot of them, and I can't even say
Speaker 4: see their house claim because it's probably just the property,
Speaker 4: but they're able to go in. Some people whose houses
Speaker 4: weren't as badly burned are able to go in and
Speaker 4: start getting stuff out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you know, after those fires, it's very scary
Speaker 1: because there's a lot of toxic fumes in the air,
Speaker 1: you know, and some of those fires because they look
Speaker 1: like they're out if you go too deep and maybe
Speaker 1: still warm and still it's very scary and I feel
Speaker 1: so bad for those people. But I love that Oprah
Speaker 1: and the Rock gave like ten million dollars and they're
Speaker 1: really helping them try to build back Maui and bring
Speaker 1: it back together. Oh, I think people still do want it.
Speaker 1: The best part is people still want to help people.
Speaker 1: People really still care about people. We just have so
Speaker 1: many that help them falling under a fallen angel or
Speaker 1: a broken person to think that that is they're beacon
Speaker 1: of hope and they're light and it's so scary because
Speaker 1: they follow this person like, oh, they're the second coming.
Speaker 1: I don't know, but I think people be lost in
Speaker 1: their minds. No, I know.
Speaker 4: I wish we had I wish we had we had
Speaker 4: good options. As we've talked about before, on Lafe and learn.
Speaker 4: You know, like, I don't think President Biden necessarily, I
Speaker 4: think it's eighty two. He'd like to retire and put
Speaker 4: his feet up, but I think he's such a man
Speaker 4: of service that he's gonna he's gonna stay with us.
Speaker 4: I'd like if we had more options, but we don't.
Speaker 1: So we don't. And that's what that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Everybody is, Oh, he's oh, he's this, he's that, But
Speaker 1: then give us another option. You have not given us
Speaker 1: any other option. Kamala is not going to come from
Speaker 1: under him being the vice president to run for president
Speaker 1: because she already knows it's not gonna she's not going
Speaker 1: to win. She's not gonna win because she's black. She's
Speaker 1: not gonna win because she's a Democrat. She is not
Speaker 1: going to win because she is a woman. And this
Speaker 1: country is still extremely sexist period.
Speaker 3: It's true.
Speaker 1: So yeah, here, and and and this has been Oh
Speaker 1: my god, Bobby, this has been a whirlwind up an
Speaker 1: episode of Hodgepodge of stuff.
Speaker 3: It certainly has. I've been all over the place. Sorry,
Speaker 3: So can I ask you?
Speaker 1: Can I ask you a question when I come winning,
Speaker 1: If I come to Boston to Boston with Dave Chappelle.
Speaker 1: Are you coming to see me?
Speaker 3: You know I'll be there with Balsan.
Speaker 4: Literally I'll put them in my hair, on my toes
Speaker 4: and my hair, and yeah, absolutely I would love it.
Speaker 1: But you have to get a T shirt that says,
Speaker 1: I I just ladies Jimmy here at laugh and Learne.
Speaker 1: We are not trying to get you to change your mind,
Speaker 1: but in the crisis and the times that we live in,
Speaker 1: we are definitely trying to get you to think for
Speaker 1: yourself and use your mind because why, Bobby, Because.
Speaker 3: Of mind is a terrible thing to waste.
Speaker 1: It really is. And I promise you some of y'all
Speaker 1: are wasting times and mind and you won't get it back.
Speaker 1: If you make the wrong decision in November or in January,
Speaker 1: it will affect your children, your grandchildren, this country, your life,
Speaker 1: your livelihood, your employment, the way you live, how you live,
Speaker 1: where you live. Please make the right decision. Stop thinking
Speaker 1: for the now. I mean, stop thinking for the tomorrow
Speaker 1: and think for the now. Stop thinking for the yesterday,
Speaker 1: because yesterday is gone. Think for the now. Making the
Speaker 1: decision that will affect your life and make you a
Speaker 1: better person. And a better American because you can be
Speaker 1: a better American. We can be a great America for real,
Speaker 1: because they ain't gonna make an America great again, America great.
Speaker 1: Let's make it great, not with the red hats. Oh
Speaker 1: did I say that? That's your Thank you Bobby Clifford,
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