Speaker 1: We're flame shame.
Speaker 2: If you watch the Coffee Time the baby you know
Speaker 2: the name Flame, my bro also known as my ro Flame.
Speaker 1: Come in with last and come in with Jim Love loundes.
Speaker 2: Baby, you better catch it when you can drop a knowledge.
Speaker 3: From fatherhood to politics, shouting now comics, just paying homage.
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Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 3: She raised shin towns on. I'm speaking to the grown
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Speaker 1: Gonna last cut up and kicking and at again.
Speaker 3: We leave it with just a lifted spirits. Think you
Speaker 3: want to revisit so your first second listen, young folks,
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Speaker 2: Do what I do?
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Speaker 2: She she Hello, Hello, Welcome to this week's episode of
Speaker 2: Lack and Learn. I am your host, comedian Flame Monroe,
Speaker 2: and I'm here with my gorgeous co host, the one
Speaker 2: and only Miss i Cad the lady too. It's miss
Speaker 2: Bobby Clifford.
Speaker 3: Hey, Bobby, Hey, Flame, how is it out there in Shytown.
Speaker 2: I'm in Chicago and it's cod bird, but you're used
Speaker 2: to that because you're in Boston. So I know it's cold,
Speaker 2: but I've had a good time since i've been here.
Speaker 2: I came here to do promotion for my shows this weekend,
Speaker 2: but I haven't done anything outside of being on live
Speaker 2: and because I was supposed to do the radio today
Speaker 2: and to get miscommunication, so maybe tomorrow. But anyway, I'm
Speaker 2: here because I have four shows this weekend at the
Speaker 2: Chicago Laugh Factory on Broadway and Belmont. Get your tickets
Speaker 2: at the website or at the box office thirty one
Speaker 2: seventy five off Broadway. And I had some new dresses
Speaker 2: made and just been on the road, Bob and trying
Speaker 2: to get this hour tight. Sherry Shepherds Show is coming
Speaker 2: up April twenty second, and you will be there with me,
Speaker 2: thank you very much. And so we're our producer, mister
Speaker 2: Aaron Howard, who was also on here. So we'll all
Speaker 2: be at the Cherry Shepherd Show celebrating her birthday, promoting
Speaker 2: laugh a learning and anything else we got coming up.
Speaker 2: So we're looking forward to that. It's been a whirldwin
Speaker 2: of a week with the political scene and so many
Speaker 2: things happening, death p Diddy and Woo Woo Woo and
Speaker 2: Bobby and supposed to be talking about all what I
Speaker 2: got coming up. I'm ready to just jump into I'm
Speaker 2: ready to just jump in with no com let's go.
Speaker 2: I'm just doing it in the raw. I want it wrong.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, you funny, Hey, you raw? Speaking of raw.
Speaker 3: Put a couple of assa's at the end. Diana Ross
Speaker 3: turned eighty this week, and.
Speaker 2: You know that was that was yesterday, three twenty and
Speaker 2: you know that is my well it was three twenty six,
Speaker 2: but you know that is my ultimate diva. That lady
Speaker 2: is my ultimate. The reason why I am flame Monroe
Speaker 2: and so fabulous is because of me watching Diana Ross.
Speaker 2: And I will never not acknowledge the person who helped
Speaker 2: to make me a fair My mother started it. But
Speaker 2: when I saw Dana Ross, I was like, girl, you
Speaker 2: ain't got no Bob Mackis. I'm gonna have to put
Speaker 2: you to the backburner. Valerie. I'm going with Ross because
Speaker 2: she got Bob Mackis. Happy birthday, Happy eighty of birthday too.
Speaker 2: Is such a supreme woman, such a grand lady. I
Speaker 2: love Diana Ross and everything about her. I love more
Speaker 2: than She's fantastically dressed and beautiful music and everybody loves her,
Speaker 2: but I love the parent that she is to her children.
Speaker 2: I think I admire that more than anything else, because
Speaker 2: that lady loves her children in a bundance.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think so too. She was a mom later
Speaker 3: in life for some of them, and I think that
Speaker 3: you get all the wisdom when you know, when you're
Speaker 3: not in your twenties having them, like I was in
Speaker 3: my very early twenties, and you kind of just get through.
Speaker 3: You do all the acts, but you don't know the nurturing.
Speaker 3: You know some of the nurturing stuff that you do
Speaker 3: in education, and she seems to have fine tuned that
Speaker 3: so and she looks, I think, for eighty looks tremendous.
Speaker 2: And well, some of you young women need to take
Speaker 2: a class out of Dana Ross's playbook, because it's not
Speaker 2: how many babies you have, it's whose baby you have.
Speaker 2: She had the theos baby, Did she had the millionaires
Speaker 2: Jewish man's baby? Did she had the Switzerland billionaire's baby.
Speaker 2: It's not how many babies you have, it's whose baby
Speaker 2: you have. Thank you that ear. It's such a great example.
Speaker 3: I had the toilet scrubbers baby. That's who I got
Speaker 3: the bottom of the barrel. That's what I right on
Speaker 3: the bottom. But she looks I think she looks absolutely terrific.
Speaker 3: She seems to have a phenomenal relationship for kids. So yes,
Speaker 3: hats off, half hats off to Diana Rosso.
Speaker 2: So now that we're speaking about a grand lady, let's
Speaker 2: go talk about an ungriend man. I'm just gonna start
Speaker 2: right into it. I'm not understanding that how this country
Speaker 2: is so biased that they allow this man to get
Speaker 2: his four hundred and sixty four million dollars of fee
Speaker 2: that he had to pay his fine cut down to
Speaker 2: what one hundred and eighty nine million dollars, and then
Speaker 2: he got a ten day grace period. Bobby, I can't
Speaker 2: jaywalk and they're gonna come and arrest me.
Speaker 3: It's true, I think. I First of all, the reality
Speaker 3: is he literally can't come up with the money. He
Speaker 3: doesn't want to obviously use his own and which he
Speaker 3: doesn't have that type of cash on hand. Anyway, I
Speaker 3: think it's probably a more reasonable amount. I mean, the
Speaker 3: real reason for the bond, And trust me, I am
Speaker 3: a no, I'm not a Trump lover, but it's so
Speaker 3: they show back up. So did they need to do
Speaker 3: for sixty five, not necessarily, because I don't know if
Speaker 3: he can do one seventy five anymore than he can
Speaker 3: do for sixty five. But he's got ten days, so
Speaker 3: let's see if he actually comes up with it, and
Speaker 3: you know what to me, of course, he doesn't see
Speaker 3: it this way right, because his brain doesn't work like
Speaker 3: the rest of ours. This gives him more parody with
Speaker 3: everybody else, so he is more on a level playing field.
Speaker 3: He shouldn't be complaining as much, but he'll complain. He
Speaker 3: even thinks that's that's absolutely ridiculous. But it gives Letitia
Speaker 3: James doesn't have to go out and start putting up
Speaker 3: seizure tape on all his properties. Just yet. We'll see.
Speaker 2: I strongly believe, in my whole hearted hearts that the
Speaker 2: GOP is going to bail him out. I do. I
Speaker 2: believe that they're going to rescue him because they severely
Speaker 2: want him to become the commander in chief. So that's
Speaker 2: my tape.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I believe that, but I just don't. So this
Speaker 3: is the part that I am a little trepidacious with
Speaker 3: that is I don't think they have the cash. Flame
Speaker 3: I don't think the GOP has one hundred and seventy
Speaker 3: five million on hand. Never mind is legal fees. Do
Speaker 3: I think they'll help with those legal fees? Absolutely, I
Speaker 3: don't think they quite be the one seventy five And
Speaker 3: let's remember it doesn't take him off the hook foot
Speaker 3: for the four sixty four million. It just means he
Speaker 3: doesn't have to come up with it all the way.
Speaker 3: But if in ten days he doesn't he doesn't have
Speaker 3: the one seventy five and he doesn't produce it, not
Speaker 3: only does he have to have that, he has to
Speaker 3: come up with everything else to get up to the
Speaker 3: four sixty four. But I don't know if the GOP
Speaker 3: hasn't claimed.
Speaker 2: I just don't say the GOP don't have to give
Speaker 2: it to it. They can have a private donor come
Speaker 2: from somewhere and say heed me. I'm telling you, because
Speaker 2: that is how strong his his fan base is. So
Speaker 2: I expect them to actually come up with it. I
Speaker 2: hate to say that publicly, but I do believe that
Speaker 2: it's going to happen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean they're never going to get it back though.
Speaker 3: You know, as they say, when you lend money to
Speaker 3: a friend, don't.
Speaker 2: Expect no better than that. Bob. We know the loans
Speaker 2: don't come back, the loans don't get paid back.
Speaker 3: No, No, absolutely, it's it's that's money that and that's
Speaker 3: the other thing. I mean, there are gazillionaires and shahs
Speaker 3: and all this who have the money, but people who
Speaker 3: want to actually give up one hundred and seventy five million.
Speaker 3: I don't know, but we'll say, we'll see what happens.
Speaker 2: Well, while he's searching for four hundred and sixty four
Speaker 2: million dollars, who's searching for P Diddy?
Speaker 3: Honest to god, what is going on with the P Diddy?
Speaker 3: I mean, I think he feels I don't know. I
Speaker 3: think he feels persecuted. But I don't know some of
Speaker 3: the stuff they're talking about. I don't know a lot
Speaker 3: about him other than his music. I don't really follow him,
Speaker 3: but it's not nice things.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, listen, everybody keeps saying, Flames, what's your opinion
Speaker 2: on this? What's your Let me tell you how I
Speaker 2: feel about the whole P Diddy situation. I know for
Speaker 2: a fact that Flame Munroe is not on one of
Speaker 2: those video tapes, so I don't care what happens. To
Speaker 2: be honest, you know what I'm saying about I'm not
Speaker 2: on any of those tapes. I was never invited to
Speaker 2: the parties. Now, the people who invited to those parties
Speaker 2: are probably a piss in their opinions because they're worried
Speaker 2: about if they're going to be seen on videotape or that.
Speaker 2: The ironic part my own philosophy, y'all. So this is
Speaker 2: my take on not Black Effect, not Ieheart, not Bobby
Speaker 2: cliff Here. I don't believe that they raided his home
Speaker 2: to find evidence of him doing any elicted things. I
Speaker 2: think they raided his home to get the evidence so
Speaker 2: that he can't have it to use a tod.
Speaker 3: That's exactly it. No, No, that's that's one. I don't
Speaker 3: think they wanted to come. They are needed to come
Speaker 3: as heavy as they did. But I think that if
Speaker 3: they set up a time like we'll be there, you know,
Speaker 3: on Tuesday at ten, because that's how sometimes these cases
Speaker 3: can go, he would have destroyed the evidence. So I
Speaker 3: think they came the way they did and not knowing
Speaker 3: who was in the home, you know, because there could
Speaker 3: have been thirty guys in the house, so they made
Speaker 3: sure that they had thirty guys on the outside. I
Speaker 3: think it was unfortunate. I know that they had that
Speaker 3: known associate, that Brendan Paul, who was arrested on drug
Speaker 3: charges at the airport, though like that all kind of
Speaker 3: happened simultaneously, and they know his kids got cuffed. But
Speaker 3: I don't know, and I don't like that other than
Speaker 3: I don't know if they will be combat inside the
Speaker 3: inside the house, so that might have kept them actually
Speaker 3: kept them safe from themselves too, so that you know
Speaker 3: that they didn't end up getting hurt, because I heard
Speaker 3: that they were immediately as soon as they did their
Speaker 3: their search, they were immediately uncuffed. But it's disappointing, and
Speaker 3: you know what the crazy pot of all of it
Speaker 3: is for me, if that happened to my home and
Speaker 3: I know I had kids still in the home, wouldn't
Speaker 3: you go home? He went off to spring Break. He
Speaker 3: was questioned at the airport. I think he took his
Speaker 3: girls off, which is nice, but he went off to
Speaker 3: the Caribbean from there. I give a lot of opinion
Speaker 3: on this until I have more details, so we'll see
Speaker 3: what they actually come up with.
Speaker 2: Well, here's the killer. They said that they found his
Speaker 2: private plane, his black plane in Antigua, but he wasn't
Speaker 2: on it. He was apparently in Florida. But with the
Speaker 2: videotapes and with all the footage and all the information
Speaker 2: on that plane and Antigua, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: By the I think that he was so well connected
Speaker 2: and he has so much money, somebody may have tipped
Speaker 2: him off to let him know that the fans were
Speaker 2: coming on certain day. You're absolutely right with all of that.
Speaker 2: It is so many different variables, but you are very right.
Speaker 2: Until the whole story unfolds, we just don't know what
Speaker 2: is going to happen. So we're going to sit back
Speaker 2: here over and laugh and learn, and we will report
Speaker 2: what we know. And so you know, because we're probably
Speaker 2: know you guys know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, No, I would definitely say stay tuned. It's a
Speaker 3: different type. So money gives you, there's all sorts of privilege,
Speaker 3: but this is a different type of privilege when you've
Speaker 3: got the cash. You're exactly right, you know, I never
Speaker 3: even thought about that plane that he wasn't going. He
Speaker 3: just put something on it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can get me, but if I got the
Speaker 2: stuff to prove, you can hold me as long as
Speaker 2: you are. But if anything happens to me, I've already
Speaker 2: put out the stuff to let people know that if
Speaker 2: something happens to me, release it all. Oh my god,
Speaker 2: I don't want anything to happen to him, but I
Speaker 2: do want the tapes released. I want to know who.
Speaker 2: I want to know who was.
Speaker 3: Nosy little Bach.
Speaker 2: You better not be on one of them tapes, because
Speaker 2: the Lord is not going to.
Speaker 3: Like that, not at all, you know, like paybacks a bummer.
Speaker 3: And speaking of so, Collie Russell, the Alabama woman who
Speaker 3: had lied about her kidnapping, she actually was ordered to
Speaker 3: pay you know, I don't know if she's going to
Speaker 3: come up with it eighteen thousand dollars, which is it
Speaker 3: might not sound like a lot to people, but somebody
Speaker 3: who's working as like a PCA in a nursing home
Speaker 3: or a hospital, that's everything to them. So that's a
Speaker 3: true you know, that's a I mean, it's probably the
Speaker 3: cost of what a cost to search for her.
Speaker 2: But did he raise that much on her on her
Speaker 2: gofund me account?
Speaker 3: Oh, I don't know, but I assume that that would
Speaker 3: have been taken or or whatever, you know, given back
Speaker 3: to the people. But and she's she was also sentenced
Speaker 3: to twelve months supervised probation community service. And this is
Speaker 3: the part that I really liked that I thought was
Speaker 3: the most effective. They need evidence of continuing your mental
Speaker 3: health counseling, so they I mean, the fact she did
Speaker 3: this and thought it was okay to do is shows
Speaker 3: that she's there's something going on with her that's you know,
Speaker 3: not so great. So hopefully she'll get the help that
Speaker 3: she needs. I feel badly, but God, she had a
Speaker 3: scare of parents, Yeah, well terrified, But could you imagine
Speaker 3: being the parent like she did because she was so beautiful,
Speaker 3: like she seemed like she had it all together, school
Speaker 3: like she you know, she's sort of the American dream, right.
Speaker 3: So I think it all always pulls on our heart
Speaker 3: strings when we see somebody like that. It's somebody who
Speaker 3: was scared the whole world, the Princess Kate situation, and
Speaker 3: now we find out the poor thing has cancer. So
Speaker 3: I don't know how I feel, like I believe that
Speaker 3: she has the right for privacy. You know, a lot
Speaker 3: of people are screaming about that, but I think if
Speaker 3: this was the information, couldn't they have had somebody come
Speaker 3: out and give this in the beginning, and then they
Speaker 3: wouldn't have been all that crazy speculation, and she isn't
Speaker 3: a very a very visible role, you know, and that's
Speaker 3: what she chose to do. So I don't know, but
Speaker 3: I mean, I love how she handled it. I just
Speaker 3: wish that came out a week a week before. And
Speaker 3: I do hope that she does have a young family
Speaker 3: and young kids and this is going to be super
Speaker 3: scary for them.
Speaker 2: Well, I hear you, Bobby, And yes, she is a
Speaker 2: public figure, especially over there, but she is not in
Speaker 2: command of making the decisions for the monarchy. So I
Speaker 2: don't understand why all of that news needs to be public.
Speaker 2: That is something she's dealing with mentally, her family is
Speaker 2: dealing with. She has you know, we understand that she
Speaker 2: is royalty, that she's a princess, that she's married to,
Speaker 2: you know, Prince William, and all of that. She's probably
Speaker 2: the monarchy, but she's also just a human being, a
Speaker 2: mother and a parent, and the same stresses. It's like
Speaker 2: if you or I got diagnosed with cancer, you know,
Speaker 2: we don't have to give out our information to everybody
Speaker 2: because in literally we're dealing with the fact that this
Speaker 2: could kill me, This could be the end for me.
Speaker 2: Oh absolutely, that this woman is just a human being.
Speaker 2: Everybody is so worried about why you didn't disclose this.
Speaker 2: Now the difference with her and the guy who was
Speaker 2: his secretary of defensive secretary stage year, yeah whatever is now.
Speaker 2: He had an obligation to let people know because he
Speaker 2: was in a position of power to where it affected
Speaker 2: the country. Her position of power does not affect her country.
Speaker 2: It impacts her family. You know, she's married to a royal.
Speaker 3: She's but she's a working she's a working royal, and
Speaker 3: I think what I think what makes it a little different.
Speaker 3: I mean, you have to remember, even though she's not
Speaker 3: a working royal, Sarah Ferguson is battling skin cancer, melanoma.
Speaker 3: You've got King Charles prostate cancer. There's a lot of
Speaker 3: royals that have cancer right now. And I think people
Speaker 3: after the princess dies thing, people are so nervous about,
Speaker 3: you know, about the weaker link, so to speak, exactly
Speaker 3: what you're saying. They might not worry about her husband
Speaker 3: as much as they're worrying about her. And with Megan
Speaker 3: and Harry leaving, did she leave, you know, like was
Speaker 3: it is she just saying that she doesn't This isn't
Speaker 3: what she wants any longer. I don't know, it's all out.
Speaker 3: I feel I feel badly for the stress that she
Speaker 3: had to get to a felt to come out. She
Speaker 3: looked she's always so painfully thin. She looked like she
Speaker 3: was battling something. Her coloring was a little often, but
Speaker 3: she kindled herself absolutely beautiful.
Speaker 2: He didn't look well, Bobby, but she didn't look sickly
Speaker 2: to me. You know what she looked to me? Yeah,
Speaker 2: very worried.
Speaker 3: She worried.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there was such a worry in her face, like,
Speaker 2: oh my God, because if something was to happen to
Speaker 2: me like that, God would be I would be worried
Speaker 2: about me, but I would be more so worried about
Speaker 2: my children.
Speaker 3: Oh absolutely, because they're young. I mean they're all under ten.
Speaker 3: She's got three hundred ten I think they're ten, eight
Speaker 3: and five or something. So she still has really influential kids,
Speaker 3: you know that meet a parent that So I don't
Speaker 3: blame her, you know, I don't blame her at all
Speaker 3: for being worried, but she did. She if she looks strited,
Speaker 3: ichoose the whole thing and just sort of be forced
Speaker 3: to do it. But she's had an outpouring of love,
Speaker 3: and she and and Prince William have been, like I think,
Speaker 3: shocked and thrilled by the love, so that they seem
Speaker 3: like they're really appreciate, appreciative of that and hopefully all
Speaker 3: the good vibes you can feel them over there, because
Speaker 3: you know, positive attitude is everything with cancer. It really is.
Speaker 2: Raiak Middleton, her family had children. And because whatever you
Speaker 2: guys think about the roars, we like something. We like
Speaker 2: some of the royals, we do. I do. I like
Speaker 2: some I do.
Speaker 3: I like some of the swag of the I like
Speaker 3: that they lead, especially these more contemporary ones. They lead
Speaker 3: a life of service, like you know, Queen Elizabeth her
Speaker 3: whole life giving to her country and giving to causes,
Speaker 3: and I like that. We don't have enough of that.
Speaker 3: I don't see the young people as much thinking about service.
Speaker 2: But you just made me something. I'm going out completely
Speaker 2: off topic. I just want to give a shout out
Speaker 2: to Taylor Swift and the Swifties. I want to thank
Speaker 2: Taylor Swift for being a voice of power with these
Speaker 2: young especially female voters, to really get behind Joe Biden,
Speaker 2: to rally to get him in. Because I don't even
Speaker 2: think it's about the partisanship with her. I think it
Speaker 2: is about women's rights. And I love to see a
Speaker 2: biological woman empire empower other biological women. That is not
Speaker 2: taking away anything for my transistors, but I love to
Speaker 2: see it. I love to see trans women empower other
Speaker 2: trans women when it's something that is correct. But I
Speaker 2: love to see that she is really rallying behind Joe
Speaker 2: just because I think he wants to save America and
Speaker 2: the democracy. It is definitely not about Democrat or Republican.
Speaker 2: I don't think that young lady cares either about either
Speaker 2: one of those. She just wants to save America and
Speaker 2: save women's rights. That is very, very powerful. I appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Oh, I know, and I agree with that, and I
Speaker 3: think that I think this election is very different. I
Speaker 3: don't think it's it's about part I really do think
Speaker 3: it's about democracy. But speaking of women's rights, which I
Speaker 3: thought this was terrific. In Alabama, there was a Democratic candidate,
Speaker 3: Marilyn Lambs, who won a very red seat because she
Speaker 3: ran on women's rights. She ran on reproductive rights, and
Speaker 3: I thought that was absolutely a terrific She's a licensed
Speaker 3: professional counselor. Can you imagine. I mean, that's exactly what
Speaker 3: they need in in the state House. So I thought
Speaker 3: that was terrific. She she beat somebody named Teddy Powell,
Speaker 3: and there was some the seat was I'm opened up
Speaker 3: because of a David Cole. Cole he pled to the
Speaker 3: person that was leading the seat to voter fraud.
Speaker 2: Well and and Mark Mark Mike who is that supporting?
Speaker 2: Is it Cuban? Oh?
Speaker 3: Mark Cuban is supporting Can you imagine he is supporting
Speaker 3: by He actually came out and said that he was,
Speaker 3: which I thought was terrific. He was a Haley supporter
Speaker 3: and he kind of moved over. And this is exactly
Speaker 3: what Biden was looking for because he's trying to woo
Speaker 3: donors and he's trying to get those independent voters that
Speaker 3: were vote going to vote for Haley and kind of,
Speaker 3: you know, get them over to his side. So I
Speaker 3: thought that was super powerful. And what I even think
Speaker 3: is better is this on Thursday, they have this big
Speaker 3: fundraiser right with the three Democratic presidents. Obviously you kind
Speaker 3: of Jimmy Carter Bluss's heart, but all getting to it together.
Speaker 3: I got that that is terrific. It's like a star
Speaker 3: studded event. It's going to raise twenty five million dollars
Speaker 3: flame in one night, can you imagine? And what I
Speaker 3: love even more is because you can imagine the Orange
Speaker 3: Troll is it must be absolutely dying because this is
Speaker 3: the first time in history that a campaign and has
Speaker 3: won that type of money in one night. So he
Speaker 3: can kind of come out and say that you know
Speaker 3: that Trump always wants to be best.
Speaker 2: Well, good luck with that. Any who. Here's my killer
Speaker 2: right here, because you know Trump Trump, you're ex president.
Speaker 2: Your I did say us because I didn't know you did.
Speaker 2: But your ex president, I'm saying it as a joke,
Speaker 2: is now selling Bibles for fifty ninety nine.
Speaker 3: Can you imagine He's probably never read one in his life,
Speaker 3: and not on Bibles and sneakers. That's what he.
Speaker 2: Wants you all to run the Jesus there you go.
Speaker 3: And it's the best book. He loves to read it
Speaker 3: all the time.
Speaker 2: I'm like, let me tell you the irony of Donald
Speaker 2: Trump selling bibles. Y'all buying bibles from a man who
Speaker 2: cheated with a prostitute with a porn star on his wife,
Speaker 2: who was at home with a brand new baby and
Speaker 2: y'all buying a Bible from him. That's the Father, the Son,
Speaker 2: and the holy uh Trump, because Trump was being somewhere
Speaker 2: in somebody's hole and it wasn't holy, it was just
Speaker 2: the hole.
Speaker 3: I would love if Stormy had some sort of footage,
Speaker 3: wouldn't it when he goes to try to deny it
Speaker 3: when you love it? If she went, well, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I ever want to see Donald
Speaker 2: Trump's whinker.
Speaker 3: Yep, I don't want to see it either. It's not
Speaker 3: from that way. I just would like the proof, you know,
Speaker 3: I like the receipts because he's he denies everything. I mean,
Speaker 3: he does it like you know, if he took a
Speaker 3: sip of something, I didn't take a sip of something.
Speaker 3: We all watched him like he denies everything that he does.
Speaker 3: That hell he.
Speaker 2: Does, and he does deny it, and his coat and
Speaker 2: his Republican follows say no, he didn't, and they looking
Speaker 2: at the same thing we're looking at. So either their
Speaker 2: glasses need to be changed or their mind needs to
Speaker 2: be fixed. Because I think it's the ladder.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think it's the ladder flame because I just don't.
Speaker 2: Ooh, back up, ooh, I gotta go back. Ooh when
Speaker 2: you see him a video, I just thought about his
Speaker 2: booty yup. I bet you got all the pilgrims on
Speaker 2: the Mayflire were hanging out that old fan as yuk.
Speaker 3: Oh please, well, I want to talk. We were talking.
Speaker 2: About, you know how because the black people say the
Speaker 2: what nuts and white people say to do dats. He
Speaker 2: got all the do dads hanging out that booty.
Speaker 3: Barnacles, barnacles.
Speaker 2: She was on. Let me tell you, so we give
Speaker 2: Trump the wrap. I don't never want to see him
Speaker 2: back in the political office. I don't. But he is
Speaker 2: such a person.
Speaker 3: My god, isn't he because he is such conviction in
Speaker 3: what he says, like he just makes up things. You
Speaker 3: know what, I would hate to be or maybe if
Speaker 3: you wanted to be a very busy person, maybe you'd
Speaker 3: want to be. I'd hate to be a person who's
Speaker 3: a fact checker with any of his speeches, because how
Speaker 3: could you keep up from the time that he opens
Speaker 3: his mouth and to the time time that he stops.
Speaker 3: Everything is great and wonderful, and food is twenty five
Speaker 3: times the price, it went up ten percent and didn't
Speaker 3: go out. He's telling people went up five percent, and
Speaker 3: bacon went up twelve to twelve times times. It didn't
Speaker 3: it went up so many dollars. But like i'd had
Speaker 3: to be a fact checker. But he believes it. And
Speaker 3: because he believes it, I think that that maybe for
Speaker 3: some of the population, I think that maybe how could
Speaker 3: he be wrong? He so he's so exact about it.
Speaker 3: So I don't know if if that's that's it, But
Speaker 3: you I, you know, I know I don't want to
Speaker 3: see that. I don't want to see a film either.
Speaker 3: I just would like if they had some sort of
Speaker 3: real proof that they could show Millennia nothing so many.
Speaker 2: Daniels was on the View this past week, and I thought, yeah,
Speaker 2: I thought she had a lovely interview. I thought she
Speaker 2: spoke well. She wasn't aggressive, she wasn't even mean, you know.
Speaker 2: I thought she was very personable and pleasant and uh,
Speaker 2: she stood on what she's said about Donald Trump, and
Speaker 2: I appreciate her for that, but not because everybody else
Speaker 2: seems to get afraid or be afraid of his his
Speaker 2: rage or his his his payback opposed supposedly if he
Speaker 2: gets in office, because that's all it is is about
Speaker 2: his vengeance. But I appreciate for her, and I love
Speaker 2: that the lady's on the view because I don't always
Speaker 2: jeel all of them. But they gave her open platform
Speaker 2: to be very free about what she had to say.
Speaker 2: And they didn't challenge her. They didn't put her in
Speaker 2: a corner and say, well, you were the slug and
Speaker 2: you They actually were empathetic to how the whole situation
Speaker 2: you know, yeah.
Speaker 3: Oh no, I thought so true. They treated her with
Speaker 3: respect because she is an entertainer. She owns that. That's
Speaker 3: what she did. That's what she did for money. What
Speaker 3: I loved is and I don't know.
Speaker 2: If people might have give out some CUTSI FO one
Speaker 2: hundred and twenty five thousand dollars my coatie don't even
Speaker 2: look like let me just say.
Speaker 3: It, Well, I'm here, I'm going to be looking flame.
Speaker 3: I'm going to be looking for it. I liked that
Speaker 3: she she what she discussed, and but people really aren't
Speaker 3: listening about is how much she never initiated this, she
Speaker 3: didn't want this, and how much she is lost from it,
Speaker 3: you know, like she's not making any money, She's not
Speaker 3: you know, like she she didn't get this. This wasn't
Speaker 3: a gain coming forward for her, but she didn't anyway,
Speaker 3: So and she lives in fear of the not from
Speaker 3: President Trump obviously, but from the kooks that are out there,
Speaker 3: you know, the far right people. So anyway, God bless her.
Speaker 2: You know. And the worst the whole situation is that
Speaker 2: she say it lasted all of four minutes.
Speaker 3: Oh well, least it was. That's the one thing. So
Speaker 3: here's the difference. In an adult entertainment is a contract.
Speaker 3: You agree. I'm hoping that if somebody gave you the willies,
Speaker 3: or you didn't want to be with somebody, that you
Speaker 3: could say yes. I kind of imagine being forced to
Speaker 3: be with someone that you don't want to be.
Speaker 2: I appreciate it.
Speaker 3: No, no, not that way. I mean like she felt like, no, no,
Speaker 3: she didn't know, not like that. But it wasn't she
Speaker 3: wasn't looking for it, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because I would have to imagine that the only
Speaker 2: appeal would have to be that he was such a
Speaker 2: powerful person and that he paid one hundred and twenty
Speaker 2: five thousand dollars, because I just and I don't know
Speaker 2: what people are attracted to, and I have to believe
Speaker 2: that she was attracted to the power and the money.
Speaker 2: Because to think that she was attracted to Trump naked.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna have I'm not going to be able
Speaker 2: to believe that he would have to been on some
Speaker 2: doping fruit loops on that day.
Speaker 3: It's you know what The sad part about that is,
Speaker 3: he's I can't even now. He looks like a caricature.
Speaker 3: So I can't even talk about it as much about him.
Speaker 3: In his day he was a good looking man, like
Speaker 3: he was a decent looking guy. But he is, so
Speaker 3: it's him. His rhetoric just is such a turn off
Speaker 3: for me that even you say the name and I'm like, ooh,
Speaker 3: you know, like I just don't. So it would have
Speaker 3: been that for me.
Speaker 2: I don't even know what he paid sawing me Daniels
Speaker 2: one hundred five thousand dollars. He could have gave Marjorie
Speaker 2: Taylor Green like twenty five thousand food stamps and she
Speaker 2: would have did everything.
Speaker 3: Please. He could have given her a quarter and at
Speaker 3: a button that sent mega.
Speaker 2: She gives me very low budget Bobby Clifford, Oh she does.
Speaker 3: I heard there's something about her hair to me. I
Speaker 3: don't know what it is. I don't know she's over
Speaker 3: bleached it. She doesn't she doesn't brush it. I just
Speaker 3: I can't.
Speaker 2: She's not.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, so a good segue. She is. Now
Speaker 3: she wants to oust Mike Johnson because he passed the
Speaker 3: spending bill. You have to pass the spending bill. You
Speaker 3: cannot not have the country shut down. You know, there
Speaker 3: were a lot of give and takes with that bill.
Speaker 3: That that's spending package. It was a one point two
Speaker 3: trillion bipyates in spending package, and it's it keeps US
Speaker 3: at spending sort of level for twenty twenty three. We're
Speaker 3: not spending anymore. There's a tiny bit of money for
Speaker 3: security on the southern border and the Pentagon, but there's
Speaker 3: no aid for Israel, there's no aid for Ukraine. It
Speaker 3: also has which I thought this was sort of a
Speaker 3: weird thing to put it, bans US embassies from flying
Speaker 3: plague pride flags and shuts down the Office of Diversity
Speaker 3: and Inclusion. So I wasn't happy about the closing of
Speaker 3: the Office the Pride flags. I sort of get because
Speaker 3: every depending on where these embassies are, they did they
Speaker 3: didn't really actually kind of come out with that. Everybody's
Speaker 3: culture is a little bit different, and we have to
Speaker 3: we have to honor that like there are some countries
Speaker 3: women have to if you were dressed as flame, you
Speaker 3: would have to cover your head, you know, like you
Speaker 3: can't show your hair. So we have to be so
Speaker 3: for that, I went on, depending on where it is,
Speaker 3: I'm not as outraged over that, but she's now, what
Speaker 3: is that somebody does one thing you don't like and
Speaker 3: you're gonna come forward now and you're gonna you're gonna
Speaker 3: bounce from their seat.
Speaker 2: That is also the conversation that we had before we
Speaker 2: started taping with Aaron. That is our Bobby and I
Speaker 2: said earlier that these young the younger generation now and
Speaker 2: that's not that we dinosaurs, but we damn show close.
Speaker 2: But the younger generation now, you have to be very
Speaker 2: decisive with them. You cannot be on the fence because
Speaker 2: they don't know what they want and they don't listen
Speaker 2: to people in power, or they don't have have that
Speaker 2: respect of the white coat or the badge or whatever
Speaker 2: like we were grown like we were brought up on.
Speaker 2: They are controlled pretty much by the Internet and what's
Speaker 2: popular and what is not popular. So you have to
Speaker 2: be decisive to let them know what you want them
Speaker 2: to do. If you show indecisiveness. It's weak and they
Speaker 2: are already weak to me because they can't make up
Speaker 2: their own minds. That is the sign of weakness to me,
Speaker 2: that is my opinion, because you are indecisive and you
Speaker 2: go with what's popular or what looks that or everybody
Speaker 2: else is doing it. I never wanted to be a
Speaker 2: cookie cutter. I never wanted to be a cookie cutter
Speaker 2: because what somebody else is doing might not be right
Speaker 2: for me. And if it doesn't feel right for me,
Speaker 2: then I'm not going to do it. But this younger generation,
Speaker 2: that's why I'm telling you. I understand that we have
Speaker 2: some grave Republicans. We even have some grave Republican talking points.
Speaker 2: Even Trump has some decent some very few decent talking
Speaker 2: points as a repub from the Republicans Party. But the
Speaker 2: importance of an America is to save the democracy. They
Speaker 2: don't want to save the democracy of the country. And
Speaker 2: that is what we need. That is why America is
Speaker 2: what it is. But if you we lose our democracy
Speaker 2: a little bit that we have left, what is America
Speaker 2: going to become? What will America become.
Speaker 3: The whole, our whole tenant of the country, like the
Speaker 3: whole foundation that we stand on is democracy and in
Speaker 3: what was put into the Constitution. And I'll tell you
Speaker 3: what's weakening flame the GOP itself. I mean, Congressman Back
Speaker 3: just left because of the dysfunction. He couldn't take it. Uh,
Speaker 3: the Republican Wisconsin, I'm blanking on his name. Oh, Mike Gallagher,
Speaker 3: he is, he's going to resign next month. And then
Speaker 3: you have Senator Lisa Murkowski. She's she's talking about leaving
Speaker 3: the GOP. She said it's seemingly becoming the Party of
Speaker 3: Trump and she doesn't want any part of it.
Speaker 2: So I think that is I think that is what
Speaker 2: is going to because it looks like and from and
Speaker 2: from all of the news reports, Bobby, and from all
Speaker 2: of the statistics, it really the statistics, it looked like
Speaker 2: Trump is the front runner. But I think that is
Speaker 2: exactly what you just said. So many gops are pulling
Speaker 2: out because they don't want that to lead as this
Speaker 2: is who we are as a party. This is not
Speaker 2: who we are. I think so many of these big
Speaker 2: wigs and these big names and these important people that
Speaker 2: in those positions are going to pull back. And it's
Speaker 2: going to read to everybody else that listen if we're
Speaker 2: losing so many of our strong leaders because of this
Speaker 2: one man, we cannot afford to put this one man
Speaker 2: in a position because we can lose so many others.
Speaker 2: I think that is what's going to save us. The
Speaker 2: GOP is going to stand up on their hind legs
Speaker 2: and get tired of all the bullshit in the RENO,
Speaker 2: and they are going to stand against the bullshit machine
Speaker 2: that Trump is ringing. I do believe that by and
Speaker 2: they won't happen until, like the scripture says, and not
Speaker 2: until the eleventh hour, because.
Speaker 3: They've got to do something. I mean the ron C,
Speaker 3: for the love of God, he's controlling the ron C
Speaker 3: like he's taking over. And what terrifies me, Flam is that.
Speaker 3: And I really do mean it. I'm not It's not
Speaker 3: just rhetoric, as Biden would say, is that all of
Speaker 3: these good people are leaving, but they're leaving nothing but
Speaker 3: the trash behind. I want them to stay, and I
Speaker 3: want the trash to leave. So I'm nervous. I am
Speaker 3: praying to God exactly what you're saying is going to happen,
Speaker 3: but without with with Trump's daughter in law now in
Speaker 3: the r n C. I mean This is absolutely, absolutely crazy.
Speaker 3: And did you see did you see Kennedy now has
Speaker 3: his running mate, he's taking votes. I want to poke
Speaker 3: him in the in the middle of his forehead. Has
Speaker 3: he picked? Her name is Nicole she Inahan. She is
Speaker 3: a founder of something called bio Echo Foundation. She's the
Speaker 3: ex wife of Google co founder Sergei Brynn. She's got deep,
Speaker 3: deep pockets. She she is the one that gave him,
Speaker 3: you know who he had the Super Bowl ad, Kennedy.
Speaker 3: She is the one who funded the Super Bowl ad.
Speaker 3: So she's certainly going to fill up his coffer so
Speaker 3: that so that he can continue. But he doesn't have
Speaker 3: the vote, Like, he can't get on them all the ballots.
Speaker 3: He doesn't meet the criteria, you know, and he's he's
Speaker 3: an anti vaxxer. She feels the same way. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: just don't. She's kind of young and energetic. I get
Speaker 3: scared that the young people. You know, we were talking
Speaker 3: about Taylor Swift. I hope they go her way. I
Speaker 3: hope they don't see like a young woman and saying, oh,
Speaker 3: you know, she's the bee's knees. But they the talking
Speaker 3: heads are saying that chances are the votes that he's
Speaker 3: going to pull are going to be from more Biden
Speaker 3: side than Trump's side.
Speaker 2: He's running as an independent.
Speaker 3: He is running as an independent. They were talking about
Speaker 3: the libertarian. I can't even imagine the libertarian.
Speaker 2: But well, here's my thing, and we have discussed this
Speaker 2: on here before I do. I would like us to
Speaker 2: have a third party. I really would like for us
Speaker 2: to have a third part. Oh yeah, I'm close to
Speaker 2: the finish line. And if you wanted to do this
Speaker 2: and be very serious about it, you would have done
Speaker 2: this day two after Joe Biden got in office, or
Speaker 2: day two after President Obama got in office, or President
Speaker 2: Trump get in office. But you did not. You keep
Speaker 2: waiting till the last minute when we're down to the
Speaker 2: wire where it's not going to happen. There are only
Speaker 2: two horses in this race that have a serious chance
Speaker 2: of winning. That is the Old Man and the Orange
Speaker 2: Old Man. There's no other about probability. That's it.
Speaker 3: No, I agree, But he's you know what I also
Speaker 3: don't like every time he opens his mouth and that
Speaker 3: I see him, he's always running out. He's always mentioning
Speaker 3: his family, who, if you see, by the way, don't
Speaker 3: support him. The least when my uncle was in and
Speaker 3: we're not talking about the Cuban missile crisis because that
Speaker 3: was Kennedy's big saying. That's because he's tries to weave
Speaker 3: in that he's a Kennedy. He's trying to run on
Speaker 3: his name. And I've talked about before. I mean, we
Speaker 3: know that he was he had a drug history. I
Speaker 3: have no problem I have. I have addicts of my
Speaker 3: own family, of different of different varieties. I don't want
Speaker 3: an addict in who's who is got predisposed to anxiety
Speaker 3: and whatnot when the when the stress is so high.
Speaker 3: I just don't know how how that would work. But
Speaker 3: you know, I don't. But he's he doesn't. He doesn't
Speaker 3: touch me. I don't. There's nothing that he says. I
Speaker 3: don't think he's a bad guy and you know, any
Speaker 3: of that stuff. But I don't like that at this
Speaker 3: stage in the game, like give it up. You know
Speaker 3: you're not getting on the ballots. Don't be pulling. Don't
Speaker 3: be pulling votes from where where people need them in
Speaker 3: this particular election.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, I hope that people are paying attention
Speaker 2: to and I wish the Kennedy would go sit down
Speaker 2: this is not your time. This is not your time,
Speaker 2: It's not this is really a time to save the country.
Speaker 2: And but what that's going to speak, Bobby to to
Speaker 2: me Americans, in my opinion, is what is important to you?
Speaker 2: Is it important to separate them? Because the country is
Speaker 2: already in the most in my fifty in my fifty years,
Speaker 2: the country is in the most divisive situation that has
Speaker 2: ever been in I've never seen my country this divided.
Speaker 2: Racism and bitterness has always been here, but I've never
Speaker 2: seen it so prevalent in my lifetime until now. And
Speaker 2: I think Americans need to stand and say, hey, we're
Speaker 2: sick of this. But I think, Bobby, like I just
Speaker 2: told you, I believe because we get fit up. You know,
Speaker 2: it's just like a person, a weak person or animal.
Speaker 2: You can beat them and beat them and beat them,
Speaker 2: but when you get there back to the wall, something
Speaker 2: in there makes them fightly decided to stand up on
Speaker 2: their hand legs and fight back. We're gonna have to
Speaker 2: fight back, Bobby, and we're gonna have to fight hard.
Speaker 3: We have to. We have to I mean, vote, fote, vote, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I gotta, I gotta sign up to hold signs and stuff.
Speaker 3: I gotta do something.
Speaker 2: We're gonna be that's this week, Bobby. Who do we
Speaker 2: lose this week?
Speaker 3: Oh? This week? The one that I know of is
Speaker 3: speaking about politics is former Connecticut Senator Joe Lieberman. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he actually died from a complications from a fall. He
Speaker 3: was the first Jewish candidate we had on a major
Speaker 3: party ticket, and he was the VP pick for for
Speaker 3: al Gore. Yeah, so that is the only one that.
Speaker 2: I liked him. He stood up for al Gore. I liked.
Speaker 2: I liked that he stood by his his president, the
Speaker 2: guy who was his candidate.
Speaker 3: He did, he did, and look and talk about having
Speaker 3: to hand pick notes. I mean he had to hand
Speaker 3: the election that the two of them had to take
Speaker 3: a back seat and say, okay, Bush, you can go
Speaker 3: forward because it wasn't going to be good for the country.
Speaker 3: But you know, I don't know if in the end,
Speaker 3: I think that he was a couple of thousand short.
Speaker 3: Not many though, but yeah, no, poor al Gore.
Speaker 2: Why they pushed in all this anti domic hate. We
Speaker 2: loved the man that much in this country to almost
Speaker 2: make him the vice president? Did you see the hypocrisy
Speaker 2: of how things have just turned around by it.
Speaker 3: Is I'm telling you, Oh, and you know when we
Speaker 3: have we can't leave without talking about the the Franciscott
Speaker 3: Key Bridge in Baltimore. Oh, God, God, bless you all.
Speaker 3: My heart is absolutely bleeding for you. And I think that,
Speaker 3: I mean they found last night, yesterday afternoon. I want
Speaker 3: to I want to a shout out to all of
Speaker 3: the first responders and the divers because this had a
Speaker 3: very quick turnaround, and the first responders there was some
Speaker 3: work going on in the bridge, and I'm sure that
Speaker 3: they stopped a lot of other people dying because the
Speaker 3: ship lost power. It won twenty three and one twenty four,
Speaker 3: it went dark at one twenty five. The lights came
Speaker 3: back on when twenty six they went out and a
Speaker 3: may day call went out. So in the next two
Speaker 3: minutes before the bridge was hit or three minutes, the
Speaker 3: may day call went out to the first responders and
Speaker 3: they immediately shut down the bridge. So it didn't help
Speaker 3: the people that were on the bridge, but it prevented
Speaker 3: a lot more people from going because I guess this
Speaker 3: is a I don't know a lot about it. The bridge.
Speaker 3: I know the bridge is a mile and a half
Speaker 3: long and it's essentral link of Interstate six ninety five
Speaker 3: or the Baltimore Beltway. But there are gazillions of cars
Speaker 3: that go across this every day to get people to
Speaker 3: where they need to be, as well as the waterway
Speaker 3: underneath it. It's a huge port like this is going
Speaker 3: to be a big loss for getting goods in and
Speaker 3: out of this area, you know, so you might see
Speaker 3: a bit of a trick alne.
Speaker 2: It was the fourth largest port in the United States. Secondly,
Speaker 2: here's my thing with all the technology now, this is
Speaker 2: just my conspiracy. With all the technology that we have,
Speaker 2: even if the ship was faulty, that bridge has been
Speaker 2: up since nineteen seventy seven, Since nineteen seventy seven, no incidents.
Speaker 2: Now we have sonar radar technology. You know, you could
Speaker 2: stop a boat, not instantly, but you could drop anchors.
Speaker 2: This is not the Titanic, y'all saw y'all were coming
Speaker 2: up to this bridge, Bobby Nobody. It sounds so prayers
Speaker 2: to the family, but it sounds so plained under Biden's watch.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, that's how I feel.
Speaker 3: So, uh, you know, they could have stopped it, but
Speaker 3: it's going to keep moving, you know, so I don't know.
Speaker 3: I mean, they unfortunately as I said, they lost the light,
Speaker 3: I had to be scary for them. I know they
Speaker 3: found the two. The other four that are missing, there's
Speaker 3: still four people missing, and they've paused. They've put a
Speaker 3: pause on that because more.
Speaker 2: Collapse that is to the east coast, that water is freezing.
Speaker 2: You know that they didn't die from drowning. They died
Speaker 2: from hypothermia. Wait for somebody to come and get them
Speaker 2: because it was so cold. Just prayers to the family,
Speaker 2: and prayers to all those workers, you know, and luckily
Speaker 2: not even saying luckily, but thank God did it happen
Speaker 2: at the time that it did, because could you imagine, Bobby,
Speaker 2: had that been happening during rush hour, when the when
Speaker 2: it was peak, and that that the bridge was full
Speaker 2: from both sides. It was lanies, So you know, it
Speaker 2: could have been way worse.
Speaker 3: It absolutely could have. And I think that's why some
Speaker 3: of these big ships also move in the middle of
Speaker 3: the night, not for that, not because they're going to
Speaker 3: hit anything, but it's easier to get out of because
Speaker 3: there's also waterway traffic, right, So I think that's one
Speaker 3: of the reasons. But one of that just just a
Speaker 3: shout out to the two people So one of the
Speaker 3: men that they found was an Alejandro Hernandez Fuentes and
Speaker 3: a Dorian ron al Castillo Cabrera. They found them in
Speaker 3: a in the ruins of under the bridge, in a
Speaker 3: red pickup truck. So I just want to and the
Speaker 3: other four, as we say we have, they haven't found
Speaker 3: them yet. Hopefully they do for the families. But those,
Speaker 3: I mean, those divers are something else, you know, to
Speaker 3: be able to do it. Yeah, and all all of
Speaker 3: them are from Guatemala, El Salvadora, Mexico. So you know,
Speaker 3: as much as people scream about not wanting people in,
Speaker 3: they're doing our work.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know the work. Wow, what a week, Bobby Clifford,
Speaker 2: What a week. And Bobby, guess what we are on
Speaker 2: the countdown to season four. Lady. We just had to
Speaker 2: get through the month of April and we will be
Speaker 2: in season four and I'm looking forward to it. Nay.
Speaker 3: First, I think it's O and we got big surprises,
Speaker 3: little surprises.
Speaker 2: Well one is being and one is medium big.
Speaker 3: What is extra?
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Speaker 3: I mean the people who are the people who will
Speaker 3: hijack you'd be doing the same thing. Are you sure
Speaker 3: it's not the same people talk about conspiracy.
Speaker 2: No, I'm not paying it. They can go to Heay,
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Speaker 3: You know what. We're all used to the new one anyway.
Speaker 3: The reality is we're all used.
Speaker 2: To the your new one. So yeah, so and uh
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Speaker 3: Because a mind is a terrible thing to waste. Oh
Speaker 3: and you know what, if you celebrate Easter, please people,
Speaker 3: I hope the bunny hops your way.
Speaker 2: Ooh and if you're gonna wear a big hat to church,
Speaker 2: you make sure you're sitting in the back so anybody else. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Happy Easter, Happy Resurrection Day the Lord. It took the
Speaker 2: Lord three days to come back. If y'all kill me,
Speaker 2: it's only gonna take me like a week. I'm telling you,
Speaker 2: it's gonna take that week.
Speaker 3: Say that, Joe, don't even put that out there.
Speaker 2: I ain't going nowhere. I ain't gonna know what to
Speaker 2: God want me, and God don't want me yet because
Speaker 2: I can't explain these titties. But anyway, you got more
Speaker 2: to do.
Speaker 3: You got a lot more to do.
Speaker 2: I do, Bobby Clipping, Thank you, guys, Thank you Bobby
Speaker 2: for being such a wonderful cold. Thank you to our
Speaker 2: fabulous producer, mister Aaron Howard, who we could not do
Speaker 2: this show without. Because Aaron comes on and gives us
Speaker 2: lessons in class before the show. Y'all, just don't hear it.
Speaker 2: He always gives us a class, don't he, Bobby.
Speaker 3: He does.
Speaker 2: He's a peer. We love you, we appreciate you, guys,
Speaker 2: and we will see you here next week on Laughing Learn.
Speaker 2: Have a great, fantastic week, Happy Easter, Enjoy your family,
Speaker 2: Enjoy going to service Resurrection because it was good Friday,
Speaker 2: but it's gonna be a better Friday. Tomorrow is good Friday,
Speaker 2: and it's gonna be a great Friday if you come
Speaker 2: to see me at the laugh Factor, but it's gonna
Speaker 2: be a dangerous sarity and you can go repent on Sunday.
Speaker 2: I'm just letting you know.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much for joining us. Have a great week.
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