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Speaker 3: and welcome to this week's episode of Laugh and Learn,
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Speaker 3: Bobby Clifford, how are you too?
Speaker 2: I'm terrific. How are you touch? You've been a busy girl.
Speaker 2: I want to hear about your weekend.
Speaker 3: Oh we were in Bozeman, Montana and Massoula, Montana. Great
Speaker 3: great people over in Bozeman and in Massoula. I am
Speaker 3: not changing votes, but I'm damn sure changing man's and ideologies.
Speaker 3: Those people were great. They spend plenty of money on fans.
Speaker 3: I had a fantastic time. Thank you Tiffany Hadis on
Speaker 3: this funny and feelss too. With me and Barbara Carlisle,
Speaker 3: we are having the best time. Tomorrow, we're going to
Speaker 3: North Dakota. I never thought I would go to North
Speaker 3: Dakota in my whole lifetime, but we will be in Bizmarck,
Speaker 3: North Dakota, on Saturday and Fargo, North Dakota on Friday.
Speaker 3: So go to Tiffany Haddis dot com for tickets. We're
Speaker 3: doing two casinos. Don't ask me the name as I
Speaker 3: don't know. On a liner note, I'm also looking to move,
Speaker 3: so it's been a challenging. It's been hard week. My
Speaker 3: daughter's going to prom. I'm still trying to get making
Speaker 3: sure we get Sad season five. It's a lot going on.
Speaker 3: But outside of that, Bob, we want to acknowledge the
Speaker 3: passing of a great comedian, a great lady, a funny, funny,
Speaker 3: funny woman who had been in show business for many,
Speaker 3: many years, the late great Ruth Buzzy. Yes that what
Speaker 3: was she ninety eight or eighteen?
Speaker 2: She was eighty eight and she died of which I
Speaker 2: think is because I might belove it, Auntie Barbara died
Speaker 2: of Alzheimer's. She died of Alzheimer's I think one of
Speaker 2: the most degrading diseases. It seems to it seems to
Speaker 2: attack the people who were the sharpest and quickest, And
Speaker 2: you know, my aunt was a history teacher, and I
Speaker 2: just it's an awful way to go out. So I
Speaker 2: hope her transition was smooth and God bless you on
Speaker 2: the other side.
Speaker 3: And if you don't know who Ruth Buzzy was, please
Speaker 3: do your research and google. This woman was on so
Speaker 3: many different shows from sixties to maybe the late nineties,
Speaker 3: hysterically funny, worked with some of the all time greats,
Speaker 3: all time greats, and she played off that. They said
Speaker 3: that she was not an attractive woman, so she used
Speaker 3: that to her advantage and played off of that and
Speaker 3: was hysterically funny. Good God.
Speaker 2: She wasn't classically, but she was. She really was pretty sure,
Speaker 2: beautiful eyes and hair, and she just wasn't a classic.
Speaker 2: She had a more ethnic nose and that kind of
Speaker 2: that kind of throws people. I'm trying to think, Oh
Speaker 2: my god, what was that show with Goldie Han.
Speaker 3: And laugh laughing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's it. Yeah, she was. She was hysterical.
Speaker 2: She was a great actress, a bigh philanthropist, God bless you.
Speaker 3: And she was the one who we used to take
Speaker 3: the big power puffer said make up and hit them
Speaker 3: people in the face with ha. She was hilarious. Ruth
Speaker 3: buzzy baby, rest in peace, Ruth Buzzy.
Speaker 2: That's what. That's what back what we're dating ourselves. That's
Speaker 2: back when we had variety shows and shows like when
Speaker 2: we were little kids.
Speaker 3: And Lawrence, well, I seen that on the internet. I
Speaker 3: wasn't around me and girl, stop it.
Speaker 2: Pants on via. We used to sit with them on
Speaker 2: a Saturday. My mother would make a big thing of
Speaker 2: popcorn before it was microwave popcorn, and uh, we'd watch
Speaker 2: Lawrence Welk and we'd watched everybody dance and all the
Speaker 2: gorgeous costumes and that was so wonderful, and then Laughin
Speaker 2: would come on, and you know, there was only we
Speaker 2: only get to watch a little bit of that because
Speaker 2: my mother thought it was racy.
Speaker 3: Felt confession, Yes, Lawrence Welke. I did not watch for
Speaker 3: the accordion or for his boring ass, but I did
Speaker 3: watch for the gowns because they did used to wear
Speaker 3: gowns or Lawrence well, and they used to wear the
Speaker 3: big be half hair.
Speaker 2: And that's what Actually, it's funny. That's actually because people
Speaker 2: loved they loved the show. It was at the top
Speaker 2: of you know, it's popularity. But the problem was is
Speaker 2: that it costs so much. They didn't have to wear
Speaker 2: a down for every song, every song that came in,
Speaker 2: they had wear a different gown. So it was the
Speaker 2: cost who's alone were outrageously expensive. But it was it
Speaker 2: was fun. It was good, you know, honest, honest, uh
Speaker 2: uh entertainment. I could I was going to say humor,
Speaker 2: but it was that Lawrence Walk was entertainment lat and
Speaker 2: I mean to think my mother thought that was racy
Speaker 2: when you see what's on television now, you know we
Speaker 2: could see Goldie Hawn's knees.
Speaker 3: Different different times, pluse different times. Bobby, Okay, let's get
Speaker 3: into the meat of the story because we're not going
Speaker 3: to have a very long left to learn today, ladies
Speaker 3: and gentlemen. We got stuff to do, and uh, unfortunately
Speaker 3: not unfortunately, fortunately, this was not as hectic a week
Speaker 3: as we have been encountering in the last few weeks.
Speaker 2: No, I think it's been less crazy. But speaking so,
Speaker 2: we were just going for mental illness, did you hear.
Speaker 2: I'm a little pissed with this. I think so you
Speaker 2: and I I think we're on the same page that
Speaker 2: we think that people that are in Congress or in
Speaker 2: any type of service should be working for the peace people.
Speaker 2: And that means sometimes reaching across the aisle, working together,
Speaker 2: or I'll give a little something this time, you give
Speaker 2: a little something that time, and whatever's best for the
Speaker 2: people gets done. Well. Now they're after Fettermen. His former
Speaker 2: chief of staff says that he's concerned about him that
Speaker 2: he's he's off the wall, his diet is bad, he's
Speaker 2: not taken his medication. And it's all because, you know,
Speaker 2: we talked about the Democrats. They have to do everything
Speaker 2: out in public. They can't go behind. There's nothing wrong
Speaker 2: with him. He's working across the aisle. You know, he
Speaker 2: helped He helped the Republicans with the the Lake and Act.
Speaker 2: He voted for ten. He approved ten cabinet appointees that
Speaker 2: came through. You can't you can't say no to everything
Speaker 2: or there's no impact. You know, like some people are
Speaker 2: coming through, you might as well have them come through.
Speaker 2: He went down to Maro a Lago to have a conversation.
Speaker 2: He didn't feel like he really moved the needle all
Speaker 2: that much, but he was worth the try. What's wrong
Speaker 2: with that? He didn't but he didn't turn GOP. But
Speaker 2: I'm a little disgusted by this. I'd like to know
Speaker 2: if this former chief of staff was fired or he
Speaker 2: left UH on his own accord?
Speaker 3: His Speederman the Congress Philadelphia.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, with the yeah he had a stroke.
Speaker 3: Did he have a stroke?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, And he admitted to put himself into the
Speaker 2: hospital for his depression. He was in for several weeks,
Speaker 2: came out, and he's been a gangster since he stepped out.
Speaker 2: When he needed to, he went back in. He was
Speaker 2: completely transparent, he didn't hide it. We've had certain generals
Speaker 2: and other people you know that are in the spotlight
Speaker 2: that didn't bother to tell us about big operations and stuff.
Speaker 2: He told us all up front so everybody knew, and
Speaker 2: came back only when he was ready. I like him.
Speaker 2: I think he's really disgusted and has been very vocal
Speaker 2: about angry he is with the way that Biden was
Speaker 2: pushed out, with the way you know, and with the
Speaker 2: way people just aren't doing anything. They're saying no just
Speaker 2: to say no. He's also feels like we've been alarmists
Speaker 2: because we scream about everything, and as he said, it's
Speaker 2: like crying wolf. If we scream about everything and don't
Speaker 2: just pick the really important things, you know, to stand
Speaker 2: behind that and push, it's like crying with wolf. People.
Speaker 2: They're not going to listen to us, and it's only
Speaker 2: going to validate the crazy stuff this administration does. More.
Speaker 2: I don't think that some of are some of the
Speaker 2: leaders on the Democratic side like that too much.
Speaker 3: Isn't that on purpose. Don't you think that that is
Speaker 3: on purpose for them to cause all of that workers
Speaker 3: and do all that hooping and collaring, so nothing has
Speaker 3: more weight than the other ones. So it's like, oh
Speaker 3: my god, that's there. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that is from
Speaker 3: the Republican from the Republican side, that's what I see.
Speaker 3: It's kind of like the school shootings. There's so many
Speaker 3: that you'd be like, oh, oh my god, another one
Speaker 3: when it should be like wow, you know exactly.
Speaker 2: And so that we've been talking about that, we've been
Speaker 2: saying that since the two seas full seasons that we've
Speaker 2: had together. It's pay attention to what's really important. Don't
Speaker 2: be listening to the crazy mass nonsense, you know, of
Speaker 2: what either the president himself says, because he's just throwing
Speaker 2: stuff against the wall. He doesn't. Everybody thinks that all
Speaker 2: these one hundred and something executive orders, they've all they've
Speaker 2: all been enacted. No, they still have to go through Congress.
Speaker 2: He's only got four or five things through. He can
Speaker 2: put it all out, but he still has to at
Speaker 2: some point, you know, somebody, because we have checks and
Speaker 2: balances in our system. So I was disappointed about the
Speaker 2: Fetterman thing, because I just think he's a good guy
Speaker 2: and he seems to be very transparent, willing to work,
Speaker 2: willing to put some of his his interest aside as
Speaker 2: long as it's good for the people. So I was
Speaker 2: disappointed with them.
Speaker 3: That is what politicians are supposed to do. Unfortunately, we
Speaker 3: got a whole new group of politicians that are very
Speaker 3: self serving period period. But this is this is where
Speaker 3: we are right now in our country. Oh, Bobby, you
Speaker 3: know they're having a count. They're doing the concret vote
Speaker 3: right now to induct a new pope.
Speaker 2: They are and so far nothing today.
Speaker 3: So I'll have to be black guy. I thought the
Speaker 3: black guy who was running. I thought he was the
Speaker 3: front runner. But listen, no, we don't want him.
Speaker 2: We don't because when they come from Africa, a Haiti,
Speaker 2: they tend to be really into the Bible, Like if
Speaker 2: it's the gentleman, I believe we're in the same thing.
Speaker 2: He thinks that gay should be put in jail. He
Speaker 2: thinks he's he'd be going. He's the most conservative. They're
Speaker 2: the most conservative. They take everything as black and white.
Speaker 2: There's no interpretation, whereas for instance, wait.
Speaker 3: A minute, hold on, was that a racist statement. They
Speaker 3: take everything is black and white.
Speaker 2: No, No, I think it's where they come from. Like
Speaker 2: they're so little, and I think they read and they
Speaker 2: instead of Francis Is. He said that God has never
Speaker 2: created anything that wasn't perfect and just the way he
Speaker 2: wanted it. So how could something be illegal or wrong
Speaker 2: or we might not understand it. But so I think
Speaker 2: this particular the pope that you're excuse me, the cardinal
Speaker 2: you're speaking of, I think he's the one that is real.
Speaker 2: They call it a traditionalist, so I think he'd be
Speaker 2: bringing us back. We're looking for somebody that's that's more progressive.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm looking for, not where. I'm looking for
Speaker 2: somebody that he doesn't think women should have anything to
Speaker 2: do with any type of power, nothing but like wash
Speaker 2: your feet, like you know, he thinks women are down.
Speaker 2: Francis didn't. He said the only way things get done
Speaker 2: is as a woman. That's how you get something done correctly.
Speaker 2: He was speaking about the hospital over there, how they
Speaker 2: ran the hospital. We need that.
Speaker 3: Well. I know they have four votes today and they
Speaker 3: have not elected a pope as of yet. It's going
Speaker 3: to be interesting to see who they picked because like
Speaker 3: you said about Paul Francis, he sell people. He saw people,
Speaker 3: not your color, not your what, your ideology, not your sexuality.
Speaker 3: He saw people. So hopefully, especially in this climate that
Speaker 3: we're living in America right now, we will get somebody
Speaker 3: who also sees people now here we go, so we'll
Speaker 3: see how that turns out.
Speaker 2: I have my fingers, my fingers and my toast crossed
Speaker 2: because it's a political. It's still was a political role,
Speaker 2: even though people say it's not. And I just don't
Speaker 2: want what's happening around, what's happening now to influence it
Speaker 2: at all. I'm stuff.
Speaker 3: Speaking of pope, did you see Trump released AI generated
Speaker 3: picture of him dressed as the Pope?
Speaker 2: Yes, I did, and.
Speaker 3: At all they were dragging him from front to back.
Speaker 3: I'm like, oh, don't please put that on. That is
Speaker 3: just the complete opposite of what a pope is.
Speaker 2: He thinks he would be a good one, a poop.
Speaker 2: They were asking on the Sunday shows. They asked one
Speaker 2: of our American cardinals that's over there, you know, for
Speaker 2: the conclave.
Speaker 3: They stayed.
Speaker 2: They obviously went for the Pope's services, and then they
Speaker 2: stayed for the conclave. And they said, what you know,
Speaker 2: what are people thinking thinking over there? And of course
Speaker 2: they always have to be really careful with what they say,
Speaker 2: and they just said they thought it was completely distasteful,
Speaker 2: especially something that was not Catholic, who probably never went
Speaker 2: to church. He was sitting there eating candy or gum
Speaker 2: or something, laying on his phone or asleep or sleep
Speaker 2: and wearing the wrong color. The only thing I can
Speaker 2: think is how clever is he? Because as I said,
Speaker 2: when they panned, when they had the drones up and
Speaker 2: they were panning the audience, he stuck up like a
Speaker 2: sausam because everybody else had black on and then there's blue.
Speaker 2: So oh, I thought it, you know myself, I thought,
Speaker 2: but again, he likes to distract, he likes to break
Speaker 2: the norm. I am sure he wore that blue suit
Speaker 2: on purpose, just because he was told to wear black,
Speaker 2: because everybody else will.
Speaker 3: You're so funny, Bob, you said he stuck out like
Speaker 3: a swor thumb. I bet you he did. Wish it
Speaker 3: stick out like a sower thumb, because from what stormy sentence,
Speaker 3: then you'll say it it don't stick out at all.
Speaker 3: It's like a.
Speaker 2: Navel, And thought, bless, I loved his wife when she
Speaker 2: was like and I thought the whole time she must
Speaker 2: be saying that son of a bitch child like it's
Speaker 2: stuck it with him. Take me with you, Francis, take
Speaker 2: me with you. Did you see that Marjorie Taylor Green
Speaker 2: is now talking about running either for the governor or
Speaker 2: the Senate. Now, they say, the talking heads, whether this
Speaker 2: is true or not. In her little localized area, she
Speaker 2: can get elected, but she has no chance of at
Speaker 2: least they were speaking just about the Senate, not not
Speaker 2: the governor, of winning the winning a Senate seat. So
Speaker 2: they're like, let her run, Let her run.
Speaker 3: I don't think that she would win as governor either.
Speaker 3: And I know Georgia has turned blue, but Madre Taylor
Speaker 3: Green has left such a terrible taste even in her
Speaker 3: own party's mouth, because some of the distasteful things that
Speaker 3: she has seen, especially in these last year, in the
Speaker 3: last year or two, but in the last three months
Speaker 3: since Trump has become in office, she has become a
Speaker 3: loose cannon and will say anything disrespect to foreign reporters,
Speaker 3: be little other people's countries. She is barbaric. And I'm
Speaker 3: like you, Bobby, I hope she runs, because that means
Speaker 3: she will give up her Congress seat, not win the
Speaker 3: other seat, and hopefully disappear.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she she when the pope when the Pope passed away,
Speaker 2: because I'm thinking, who makes comments like this? He doesn't
Speaker 2: have to be a religion. He's just one of the
Speaker 2: It's like the Dalai Lama. He is not. He's not
Speaker 2: my religion. But I have complete respect for people who
Speaker 2: you know, who are in service for their own and
Speaker 2: try to do well by the people. But he said
Speaker 2: evil as being She said, evil is being defeated by
Speaker 2: the hand of God. Regarding the Pope staff she she
Speaker 2: referred to the pope as evil. Who does that? Like
Speaker 2: she's nuts? So yeah, I don't think. I think. I
Speaker 2: don't think she's going to do very well.
Speaker 3: Trumps again, since Trump has won all of her cheesecloth,
Speaker 3: anything that was blocking her from being who she really
Speaker 3: is has been removed. So now she is exactly. She
Speaker 3: is just a nightmare on wheels with bad blonde with
Speaker 3: a bad bloody bleached blonde bad.
Speaker 2: She nearly is, but but she's she's You better watch
Speaker 2: out because I think he's going to do some cleanup.
Speaker 2: So we had Signal Gate two. As we know, we
Speaker 2: talked about that last week. But now all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: since Mike Wallas is no longer going to be the
Speaker 2: National Security Advisor, Rubio is going to have another hat
Speaker 2: to put on. God bless, We'll have to get him
Speaker 2: some roller skates or something so we can he can
Speaker 2: nip from office to office to office. He's not going
Speaker 2: to be he got a step down walls. He's going
Speaker 2: to have an ambassadorship. I don't know. If you can't
Speaker 2: do one, should you be trusted to do the other?
Speaker 2: I don't know, But so Marjorie Taylor Green, you know
Speaker 2: you might be. You might be the scooper pooper for
Speaker 2: the dog patrol if you keep it up, so don't
Speaker 2: get too crazy.
Speaker 3: I'm with that. And I like for her use her
Speaker 3: bare hands when she does it, please and sneeze and
Speaker 3: like and have the sneeze and blow a nose at
Speaker 3: the same time. You know, Bobby, these tariffs are coming
Speaker 3: in and the terrafs that have affected everyone, they just
Speaker 3: hit me personally because you know, I order my fans
Speaker 3: from China, right, and for a thousand fans, it used
Speaker 3: to cost me about three thousand, maybe thirty one hundred
Speaker 3: dollars and a little change to order a thousand fans
Speaker 3: with the shipping is now passed fifty five hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: And I don't want to raise the price of the fans,
Speaker 3: but unfortunately, if iut order.
Speaker 2: You're gonna have to You're gonna.
Speaker 3: Have to have to. You know.
Speaker 2: Now, let me ask you this, he said something about
Speaker 2: So that was the other thing on Kristen Welker on
Speaker 2: the and you guys, she's got the full because she
Speaker 2: had on on her show this week. She had the interview,
Speaker 2: but I guess it was longer than what she actually
Speaker 2: had and she said she has it. It's all up
Speaker 2: on their on their website. She asked him about the tariffs.
Speaker 2: He is steadfast that now he's he's not removing anything,
Speaker 2: it's not lowering anything, especially with China. I did read
Speaker 2: that on the CNN the Daily thing that came out
Speaker 2: that if anything, and I think this has more to
Speaker 2: do with Temu, if your orders are less than eight
Speaker 2: hundred dollars, that you won't face those type of those
Speaker 2: type of tariffs. That said, because you know so many,
Speaker 2: so many lower and middle income people use that site
Speaker 2: for cheap products, could you, I don't know, could you
Speaker 2: break your orders up or would it be too expensive
Speaker 2: to try to beat it. I'm trying to think of
Speaker 2: a back door, something you might want to put in
Speaker 2: your back pocket and think about later. You know, could
Speaker 2: you instead of doing one big order, could you do
Speaker 2: a bunch of small ones and maybe you'll you'll beat
Speaker 2: the tariff.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: But he's not backing down a flame. He is steadfast
Speaker 2: and he's keeping these tariffs and they should stay for
Speaker 2: all time. And we don't need anything from Canada, he said.
Speaker 2: We don't need their energy, we don't need their lumber,
Speaker 2: we don't need their pharmaceuticals. He didn't mention pharmaceuticals. That's
Speaker 2: but another thing that we get there. And we absolutely
Speaker 2: don't want their cars. We're bringing everything here. He made.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: He almost sounded like Marie and Toinette would let them
Speaker 2: eat cake. Because the comment he made I thought was
Speaker 2: so insensitive and so stupid, and you're saying it to
Speaker 2: the million the middle class who have paid everything. But
Speaker 2: he made a comment about dolls. He said, well, instead
Speaker 2: of a little loving year rolls having thirty dollars, what
Speaker 2: could you imagine we were lucky to get one doll
Speaker 2: thirty dollars I.
Speaker 3: Would like to give a shout out to Mark Karney,
Speaker 3: the elected official over in Canada, because he came to
Speaker 3: the White House, he met with Trump. He was very professional,
Speaker 3: he was very presidential, let me say that. And he stood,
Speaker 3: he stood ten tones down on letting Donald Trump know that, No,
Speaker 3: Canada will not be the fifty first state. No Canada
Speaker 3: will not even entertain that. He's still right there in
Speaker 3: front of all the cameras that let him know that,
Speaker 3: and so will never say never. Trump really tries to
Speaker 3: downplay anything. As someone else says, it's so disrespectful to
Speaker 3: other world leaders. Bobby, and I'm telling you, these are
Speaker 3: things that wars are created off of those kind of comments,
Speaker 3: those kind of states, especially in the public eye.
Speaker 2: Well, he talked bet it with Kristin Walker and he
Speaker 2: said what he was. He said, we subsidized them to
Speaker 2: the tune of and he he cites, you know, a
Speaker 2: gazillion dollars whatever it is, because I don't and I'm
Speaker 2: not I'm not repeating it because I don't. He only
Speaker 2: said it. I couldn't fact check it and find the
Speaker 2: information myself, so it's not worth it's not worth repeating,
Speaker 2: you know anything we talk about on this. We've gone
Speaker 2: through CNN, We've gone through all of the news sites.
Speaker 2: We don't like just state something without without being able
Speaker 2: to vet it. And I wasn't able to vet the amount.
Speaker 2: And he said, you know, they pay the least to
Speaker 2: be a NATO. They they pay the least for any
Speaker 2: type of defense, he said, and why should we be
Speaker 2: we be subsidizing them? And I got a little nervous.
Speaker 2: I'm like, they really do use their different I mean,
Speaker 2: they have their own defense, but they really do rely
Speaker 2: on us. And I'm thinking, is that a threat? It's
Speaker 2: not like a backhanded At this time, they hadn't met yet.
Speaker 2: He said that Mark Carney wanted to meet with him
Speaker 2: over the next week or two. Obviously that already happened,
Speaker 2: and he made it perfectly and abundantly clear Mark that
Speaker 2: that they absolutely weren't going to be the fifty first date.
Speaker 2: But he's like, it will be so much cheaper for us,
Speaker 2: like it's a different country. Why I just can't even
Speaker 2: But so he said about the dolls, there was no
Speaker 2: reason for the eleven year old to have thirty dollars
Speaker 2: still just have three that you know, are a little
Speaker 2: more expensive. And I'm thinking, Okay, Marie Antoina. First of all,
Speaker 2: maybe your daughter had thirty dollars. Nobody has. A lot
Speaker 2: of these people can't even afford one doll and never
Speaker 2: mind paying more money on the doll So I just
Speaker 2: in that interview he was very flip floppy. He didn't
Speaker 2: I shouldn't say flip floppy. He just didn't. He didn't
Speaker 2: own anything. She kept trying to push or getting like
Speaker 2: a yes or no answer, and he just he wouldn't
Speaker 2: give it for anything. You know. She asked about the teriffs,
Speaker 2: would they lower? Well, are they always going to remain? Well,
Speaker 2: they won't always remain because you're not going to get
Speaker 2: people to the temple. But yes, I am going to
Speaker 2: keep them. You know, why would I take them down?
Speaker 2: And things have been unfair? And they talked about the economy,
Speaker 2: thank god, the jobs numbers. They didn't talk about that,
Speaker 2: but they held steady. The Fed is not going to
Speaker 2: reduce reduce the interest rates. They're holding steady because they're
Speaker 2: just too nervous about stagflation. You know, the damage that
Speaker 2: the tariffs can do, you know, things the inflation that's
Speaker 2: already been going up. And of course he doesn't he
Speaker 2: doesn't think much of Jerome Powell. Anyway, he's going to
Speaker 2: wait until twenty twenty six and then he'll replace them.
Speaker 2: And the unemployment rising still eight weeks still unemployed. So
Speaker 2: I know how that feels. Yeah, But he just doesn't.
Speaker 2: He doesn't do He doesn't own anything. Everything that's bad
Speaker 2: it is Biden. Everything that's good is him.
Speaker 3: And those were no excuse, no excuses for the prices
Speaker 3: of eggs going up, no excuses for groceries, no excuses
Speaker 3: for gas, no excuses for the economy. Again, like you said,
Speaker 3: bite is Biden's fault for everything which is not. But
Speaker 3: it's just terrible, Bobby that we are stuck in this situation.
Speaker 3: And again they.
Speaker 2: Voted for this, they did, and he was I have
Speaker 2: to say, there were a couple of things he was fibbing.
Speaker 2: He said, the gas, he's got it so low. It's
Speaker 2: a dollar ninety eight in some stance. Well, Kristin Walko
Speaker 2: when she did come back, because I'm like, really, in
Speaker 2: Massachusetts we usually have pretty I don't know if it's
Speaker 2: because the ports come here, it's we usually a pretty
Speaker 2: cheap gas. And she said in Maryland is the cheapest,
Speaker 2: and it's two sixty two. It is not one ninety
Speaker 2: eight or one ninety nine like he was saying.
Speaker 3: So that's all.
Speaker 2: He kept saying energy, energy, and she says, well, forget
Speaker 2: about energy, what about their clothing? What about no energy
Speaker 2: is the most important? She was asking him about small businesses.
Speaker 2: They're saying they're gonna have to they're going to have
Speaker 2: to close. While you know that's what about Why are
Speaker 2: we talking about little small businesses? Why aren't we talking
Speaker 2: about And he would just go on to something else
Speaker 2: because he doesn't want to talk about it. He doesn't
Speaker 2: want to admit the auto industry. He says that the
Speaker 2: auto industry now loves him. They think he's the best.
Speaker 2: I haven't heard that, but bless his little hot he
Speaker 2: just pivots. He deflects some pivots and deflects some pivots,
Speaker 2: and and I wouldn't that wouldn't bother me. Only we're
Speaker 2: just not getting anything flame. You know, we're not getting
Speaker 2: anything answered. You know, they had Christy Noan was was
Speaker 2: at some sort of panel meeting and they were asking her, uh,
Speaker 2: one of the reps was asking her, is everybody do
Speaker 2: due process in the United States? And she just would
Speaker 2: not answer. Well, this woman was shutting her down. I
Speaker 2: don't recognize her. She was an African American rep. I
Speaker 2: don't know what state she was from, because they just
Speaker 2: showed this again, was on was on the Sunday shows,
Speaker 2: and they were just showing how gno one would you
Speaker 2: not answer it? And the woman just shut it down.
Speaker 2: She goes, well, if you don't know, I'm gonna I'm
Speaker 2: gonna say no. You don't believe that's true. They asked.
Speaker 2: They asked Trump, is Kristin asd Trump this as well?
Speaker 2: And he kept deflecting and saying, wow, I'm not an attorney. Well,
Speaker 2: but everybody knows that you have to. You're supposed to
Speaker 2: be a scholar on the Constitution. You don't have to
Speaker 2: be an attorney, so you should be able to answer
Speaker 2: that everybody is dudue process. He said, there'd be millions
Speaker 2: and millions of court hearings. Okay, you know, the quot
Speaker 2: hearing only has to be so many minutes. It doesn't
Speaker 2: you could flow them through, but everybody and the people
Speaker 2: might be right back out, you know, the quotes might
Speaker 2: say no, you get no right to be here, but
Speaker 2: everybody is due due to due process. So that was
Speaker 2: I found that, like to be a little bit disappointing.
Speaker 2: The tariffs, I buckle up everybody for Christmas. Everybody will
Speaker 2: get a lump of cole and something else.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I honestly believe Bobby in my own
Speaker 3: as an American citizen for so many years. I ain't
Speaker 3: gonna tell you how many years, but for so many years.
Speaker 3: Then I think that they are going to revolutionize and
Speaker 3: overturn the government because even people on his side, now
Speaker 3: you know, he has let Hecseth just run amuck with
Speaker 3: firing generals left and right. He has fired so many generals.
Speaker 3: All of these qualified people are losing their positions, and
Speaker 3: then they do it without thinking about it, and then
Speaker 3: they have to bring them back. The FAA is in
Speaker 3: such a fiasco right now. It actually went dark for
Speaker 3: what a minute and a half the other day or
Speaker 3: ninety seconds.
Speaker 2: That's who's been out three months. That's his fault.
Speaker 3: But that is very scary. And I'm always on a plane,
Speaker 3: so you don't know that that is in ninety seconds
Speaker 3: is a lifetime when you're thirty thousand feet in the
Speaker 3: air and you have no control over what is happening,
Speaker 3: and those air traffics controllers all walked off the job
Speaker 3: because they were under stressed. A lot of them walked
Speaker 3: off understate. They claim it was understressed. I think it's
Speaker 3: under the rest because because they're sick of the bs.
Speaker 3: Oh that was a ram that was That.
Speaker 2: Was a good one.
Speaker 3: I a poet and didn't know it. Bobby Clifford. It is.
Speaker 3: It's very scary how this is shaping up Bobby in
Speaker 3: the country and until something really tragic, unfortunately happens and
Speaker 3: a lot of people lose their lives on his under
Speaker 3: his watch because of one of his foolish decisions that
Speaker 3: he has made on the on the on the whim,
Speaker 3: on the on the on the impulse. That's when people
Speaker 3: are going to be like, no more, we can't do
Speaker 3: this no more, because it's going to be when when
Speaker 3: would they know there's going to be one of their
Speaker 3: loved ones that's going to be affected well.
Speaker 2: Or yourself. You know, it's you know, and it's it's
Speaker 2: not that I'm so great, but you know, I'm a
Speaker 2: caretaker and I have people that I'm responsible for, and
Speaker 2: I have jobs that I'm responsible for for, and I
Speaker 2: don't want to hop on a plane and be worried
Speaker 2: that something because colms were cut out. I mean, and
Speaker 2: here's the thing. You pay a fortune for these tickets.
Speaker 2: It's not like the tickets are they're giving them away
Speaker 2: for free. For the love of God, I remember, I
Speaker 2: was going to California last year to see you. I
Speaker 2: just because I'm arguing with the with the with the airline.
Speaker 2: It was fifteen hundred dollars for the ticket. For fifteen
Speaker 2: hundred dollars, I want, I want a direct line to
Speaker 2: God about where exactly we should land. Yeah, this is
Speaker 2: You're exactly right. It's crazy. He's just he's making he's
Speaker 2: taking a lot of chances. And I and I don't
Speaker 2: even think it's him as much as he just doesn't
Speaker 2: have He just doesn't have a great group. You know,
Speaker 2: this is very very This group is very different than
Speaker 2: his last team. They're loyal, They're loyal to a fault.
Speaker 2: There was a senator that was supposed to be on
Speaker 2: with Chris Cuomo Kennedy no relation to the Kennedy family,
Speaker 2: the presidential Kennedy family, and five minutes before they were
Speaker 2: supposed to talk about they were supposed to talk about
Speaker 2: something slightly controversial, he pulled out of coming onto the show.
Speaker 2: Last night, and I'm thinking, that's how nervous they are
Speaker 2: to worry about losing their shine with with with the
Speaker 2: president or with his staff. It's it just seems absolutely crazy. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: we're losing Sesame Street and all these other great things.
Speaker 2: Nobody's talking about.
Speaker 3: That from PVS. Yeah, and when you talked, when you
Speaker 3: spoke about Lawrence Welk earlier, we watched Lawrence Welk on PVS.
Speaker 3: We watched The Electric Company, we watched Sesame Street on PBS,
Speaker 3: you know which. Those shows were very educational and they
Speaker 3: were entertaining, especially as children. They were fun. But now
Speaker 3: you're going to take all of this away because you
Speaker 3: want to push this Christian nationalist education on everybody so
Speaker 3: that they would praise a picture of you. Since you
Speaker 3: try to make your birthday a national holiday. Who gives
Speaker 3: a damn it is? It is beyond repair, Bobby, to me,
Speaker 3: at this point, it's going to take two lifetimes to
Speaker 3: fix the damage that this man is doing.
Speaker 2: It's I mean he's talking about he's I mean that
Speaker 2: that's what he wants to get rid of the PBS money.
Speaker 2: He wants to now to go back to the tariffs
Speaker 2: for a second. Sorry, to jump around everybody. He wants
Speaker 2: to now put one hundred percent tariff on foreign but
Speaker 2: no real directive on foreign movies. Is it movies that
Speaker 2: we're we're filming that are foreign? You know, if you
Speaker 2: have Emily in Paris, she kind of has to be
Speaker 2: in Paris, it doesn't you know, she caught be in Paris, Texas.
Speaker 2: Is it the films that we give out? Like I
Speaker 2: know he was complaining that we were giving PBS shows
Speaker 2: over to the Middle East. Well, the reason we were
Speaker 2: doing it is we're teaching these people how to speak English.
Speaker 2: We're showing them exactly who we are, so they understand
Speaker 2: what Americans are. There was a method to the madness.
Speaker 2: It's not that we're trying to just necessarily give them
Speaker 2: free We want to see yet we're good people. It's
Speaker 2: like you know, when you're training a dog, you're oversaturating
Speaker 2: the and this with sweet stuff so that they kind
Speaker 2: of love you. Same type of things, so they realize
Speaker 2: we're not big and scary because the information that they
Speaker 2: get is that the Americans are big and scary. Although
Speaker 2: right now I feel like we are big and scary.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well we're more scared. They're they're bigger, and we're scary,
Speaker 3: because that's how I look at it. Because all you
Speaker 3: have to do is challenge him and stand up to him.
Speaker 3: Thank you to the governor of Maine who stood out
Speaker 3: to him, took his but the court won her case
Speaker 3: and won all her federal funding for her state. For you,
Speaker 3: that's all you have to do is challenge him. But
Speaker 3: everybody is putting their tail between their lades because they're
Speaker 3: afraid of losing their situation or losing their livelihood and
Speaker 3: running for the heels. And this is where we are.
Speaker 3: Where we are.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she was Janet Mills. She was He was punishing her,
Speaker 2: and he took away her head start money, you know,
Speaker 2: breakfast for the kids, like all sorts of federal funding
Speaker 2: for her, for her the most the weakest and most
Speaker 2: marginalized groups. Because she stood beside the trans athletes because
Speaker 2: I think she has two in her state and she
Speaker 2: wanted them to be able to to compete, you know.
Speaker 2: And his flame stance has always been, Okay, let's make
Speaker 2: a safe place for these kids to compete. He could
Speaker 2: come up with this, but so anyway, she she brought
Speaker 2: him to court and she won, So she's getting her
Speaker 2: money back. And then he does back off. I will
Speaker 2: notice when somebody says no and they prove it. He
Speaker 2: was just that kid that like pulled the fire alarm,
Speaker 2: you know, to see what would happen. Like, you know,
Speaker 2: he's just a he's a distractor and a disruptor, and
Speaker 2: he wants to see what happens. But when it he's
Speaker 2: proven that he can't have something he saw a little,
Speaker 2: but he usually does back off. But it's going to
Speaker 2: cost us in the meantime. It's going to cost us
Speaker 2: a fortune. And I did see speaking about TRANS, I
Speaker 2: was devastated. I still haven't gone through the entire ruling,
Speaker 2: but that the Supreme Court, you know, there was a
Speaker 2: setback with the TRANS service members that they they've sort
Speaker 2: of sided with Trump on that they're going to go
Speaker 2: through everything. And I don't think they've given us complete
Speaker 2: details yet. But uh, you know, we're desperate for people
Speaker 2: in the military. I don't care if you want to
Speaker 2: sit and hold a gun and stand on a wall
Speaker 2: and protect me, I'll give you anything you want. I
Speaker 2: don't care what you're wearing, what you're doing, what you
Speaker 2: what you're what happens behind closed doors. It's not my
Speaker 2: business as long as you're standing on that wall when
Speaker 2: I need you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we are. We are in a very very crunch
Speaker 3: time of situation in a crisis. Bobby. Oh, I'm at
Speaker 3: ninety percent. It's just like you, Bobby. I'm doing very
Speaker 3: good tonight.
Speaker 2: Ooh, we should play the lottery. He wants to open Alcatraz.
Speaker 3: Uh, yes, I do see that. And I'm hoping that
Speaker 3: if he does get a chance to open Alcatraz, that
Speaker 3: he goes in as the first uh inmate of Alcatraz.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, because he wants to put the sickest said, well,
Speaker 2: you know what, build build a You kn't go there.
Speaker 2: They couldn't get in, They couldn't get out. They couldn't
Speaker 2: get families in, you know, they couldn't. It's it's it's awful.
Speaker 2: They used to have backing up toilets and stuff because
Speaker 2: the ocean the tides switched, like, no, it's out. It
Speaker 2: was out for a reason. Build a building and call
Speaker 2: it Alcatraz too or something. But I'm like, you're going
Speaker 2: to spend a billion dollars. We keep one of wanting
Speaker 2: to get rid of fraud abuse, you know, and be
Speaker 2: fiscally responsible. That's what the GOP is known for as
Speaker 2: being physically responsible that is not fiscally responsible. I think
Speaker 2: it's a museum now, for the love of God, to
Speaker 2: begin with, I can't even you know, it's I think
Speaker 2: it operated only for thirty years. Uh, and it's supposed
Speaker 2: to be escape proof, although there is some movie about
Speaker 2: some guy, some conspiracy guy that got through.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: But anyway, that's his newest lame brain. But see he
Speaker 2: talks about this and then what what are we not
Speaker 2: talking about all of the other stuff. See, we're giving
Speaker 2: even credence to it, and we're not talking about all
Speaker 2: the other stuff. And that's sort of his that's sort
Speaker 2: of his jam. I think he's uh, he's he's like
Speaker 2: a level like a fox. Are crazy like a fox.
Speaker 2: He knows what he's doing. I'm kind of with Bill Maher.
Speaker 3: I'll take the crazy over the clever.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Like Bill Maher said, he goes there is not
Speaker 2: an insane person after he had met had gone to
Speaker 2: that dinner in the White House. There's a man who
Speaker 2: pretends to be insane in the White House. You know. So,
Speaker 2: but they will say the immigration, the numbers on the border,
Speaker 2: he's got those down to the lowest state bed in history.
Speaker 2: But the deportations, We've got to figure that out. Because
Speaker 2: as far as I know that that man that was
Speaker 2: sent that Garza Garcia that was sent to l Salvador,
Speaker 2: that Scotis said facilitate his ride back, he was just
Speaker 2: talking about he has no intention so because he wants
Speaker 2: to see what kind of power Scotus has and who's
Speaker 2: going to make him bring him back.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and that man is still over there and the
Speaker 3: man is innocent. It's a hoopla. How about who? Because
Speaker 3: they just he just signed the bill last executive orders
Speaker 3: supposed he hasn't went through last week saying that they
Speaker 3: can arrest the police has the power to arrest any
Speaker 3: American citizen, anybody and just deport them to a foreign prison.
Speaker 2: And you know it's not going to go through.
Speaker 3: It, It's no, it's not going to go through. But
Speaker 3: just to say something like that is preposterous. Bobby, it is,
Speaker 3: it is, it.
Speaker 2: Absolutely is, you know what must be absolutely has his
Speaker 2: his butt cheeks clenched. That Pence got the Kennedy Profile
Speaker 2: and Courage Award. He got it this past week Caroline
Speaker 2: Kennedy and her her son Jack Splashburg. He gave it
Speaker 2: to him because of January sixth, and because of his
Speaker 2: you know, his bravery and actually pushing that through not
Speaker 2: only was just his job, but knowing actually what was
Speaker 2: going on the outside. And I am sure that made
Speaker 2: him bananas.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Bobby, we are in for a Wayne thing due
Speaker 3: to of a ride. But I'm telling you something right now.
Speaker 3: We're gonna keep you out the breast over here on
Speaker 3: that and learn what is the next subject we're going
Speaker 3: to talk about, Bob.
Speaker 2: Because we love this short Yeah, no, no, it's not
Speaker 2: even short. It's the it's the the next and the
Speaker 2: last you saw that the that uh, the Lensky and
Speaker 2: President Trump spoke at to see uh at the Pope
Speaker 2: services that they signed GOP on the mineral deal. If
Speaker 2: I don't see anything happening, there have still been bombings
Speaker 2: et cetera, et cetera over there, you know, And we
Speaker 2: need these minerals because it's it. There's all sorts of electronics,
Speaker 2: so it's really important. So it's good. So now we
Speaker 2: kind of have a little skin in the game to
Speaker 2: protect them. But I just don't see Putin shut he's
Speaker 2: shutting down. Unfortunately.
Speaker 3: Well, I think that Putin had the giving and I
Speaker 3: hate that he had too to give in to trust. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean Zelensky, because he was really trying to hold
Speaker 3: on to you know, those minerals for his country.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and well he wanted to, Yeah, he wanted to.
Speaker 2: He wanted it to sort of be a you know,
Speaker 2: a fear, a kind of a level playing field. But
Speaker 2: he also needs the he needs our protection. And you know,
Speaker 2: I feel badly for him too, but sometimes you do
Speaker 2: have to play a game. He's a true leader. We
Speaker 2: we talked about this already, but God, when when he
Speaker 2: was at the Pope Services Zelensky walked in, the people
Speaker 2: went wild because he absolutely is just such a good man.
Speaker 2: And yeah, and.
Speaker 3: What did they do when President Trump walked in?
Speaker 2: Silence? Nothing, no one boot or anything. But there was
Speaker 2: absolute silence. There was there was nothing.
Speaker 3: There's a word for that, Bobby, It's called crickets.
Speaker 2: That's it. Well, there were there were really I didn't
Speaker 2: even know. I got to be honest, I don't even
Speaker 2: know there were crickets, Like there was even the crickets
Speaker 2: were quiet. They didn't they didn't say a flip and thing.
Speaker 2: So and that has to drive him crazy because you know,
Speaker 2: that's the one thing, the one thing that he absolutely
Speaker 2: loves is to be loved, you know, and I lied
Speaker 2: to you. Do you know what?
Speaker 3: The do you know what?
Speaker 2: The last thing I want to talk about, because I
Speaker 2: want to get your opinion from this, is that the
Speaker 2: MET gala. This has nothing to do with politics. It's
Speaker 2: just me being a nosy Bach. The MET Gala was
Speaker 2: this week. Who did you think was terrific?
Speaker 3: Okay, well, of course, without question, my number one diva,
Speaker 3: the number one diva in the world, Dinah Ross came
Speaker 3: and completely shut the whole red carpet down with the
Speaker 3: coach that covered the whole massive stairs. The covi was
Speaker 3: eighteen feet but there was so many different fantastic looks
Speaker 3: Bobby and it was one another. I'm telling you, they
Speaker 3: came all out, went all that. It was so many people.
Speaker 3: I was impressed by. Ross is gonna always be my
Speaker 3: alternate number one no matter what she does. She could
Speaker 3: do no wrong. But it was so many good looks Bobby,
Speaker 3: women and men, and the men really dressed up and
Speaker 3: went all out. It was it was tailored towards the
Speaker 3: black the black men's fashion of the black master of
Speaker 3: a certain era like nineteen twenties, I think, or nineteen forties.
Speaker 3: But they really really understood the assignment. And I love
Speaker 3: to see everybody dressed up and went crazy. Nicki Minaj,
Speaker 3: Janelle Money. I loved her. Look, oh my god, it
Speaker 3: was Jee Roberts.
Speaker 2: Roberts like she was she she was down, like she
Speaker 2: let the real big stars shine, you know, because she's
Speaker 2: a newscaster. But she had she had the hat, she
Speaker 2: had the suit that was like that skimmed her body.
Speaker 2: She is well into her sixties, if not seventy, and
Speaker 2: her body is terrific.
Speaker 3: And Kim kardash had a hat on that I just
Speaker 3: want to call your hats if I can borrow. I
Speaker 3: wasn't that crazy about the dress, but that hat did
Speaker 3: it for me. I didn't.
Speaker 2: I have to be honest with you, because a lot
Speaker 2: of times I don't understand them. I think that this
Speaker 2: particular subject matter was easier for everybody to understand. I
Speaker 2: can honestly tell you there wasn't anything I saw that
Speaker 2: I didn't like. You know, sometimes you go I might
Speaker 2: not have liked it as other pieces, but I thought
Speaker 2: all of them pretty much fit what it was supposed
Speaker 2: to be on their interpretation, I thought, And you'd never
Speaker 2: think I would say this because she just says a
Speaker 2: different style than me. I loved what they what they
Speaker 2: put on Wooie Goldberg and let me tell you is
Speaker 2: working for us. You look terrific.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I loved Whoopy's look. I did. I did, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean I.
Speaker 2: Was really There really wasn't anything that I wasn't that
Speaker 2: I wasn't crazy about Zendai. I'm beautiful.
Speaker 3: She looked at the I think that then she actually
Speaker 3: looked like Danna Ross on the movie Hogany. And you know,
Speaker 3: Netflix is about to do a biopic on Diana Ross.
Speaker 3: Do not be surprised if that wasn't a brig crumb
Speaker 3: leading up to the Big Forest. I'm telling you, I'm
Speaker 3: looking forward to it.
Speaker 2: It could be only she's so much taller. But that's
Speaker 2: all right. They've had the actors that are so much
Speaker 2: bigger and smaller, and they'll figure it out. She's a
Speaker 2: gorgeous girl to begin with. But yeah, there wasn't There
Speaker 2: wasn't a one that I didn't that I looked to
Speaker 2: my if what were they thinking? You know? Sometimes, oh
Speaker 2: my god? And I loved there was drama, you know,
Speaker 2: several of them had the coats taken off, right, a
Speaker 2: couple of guys too, and they showed what was underneath
Speaker 2: and and what was underneath was wasn't as bad either
Speaker 2: for some of them. The overcode itself was terrific. To me,
Speaker 2: that was like the best part, But I really enjoyed it.
Speaker 2: Sorry to make you talk about that again, but I
Speaker 2: just I was like, Oh, I'm dying to see what
Speaker 2: she thinks.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm telling you everything was beautiful and we have
Speaker 3: made it through another episode of LAF for Lan Relations. Gentlemen,
Speaker 3: Thank you guys so much for joining us. Remember you
Speaker 3: can follow me on all social media and platforms as
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Speaker 3: tour with Tiffany hash. We will be in North Dakota
Speaker 3: on Friday and Saturday. Check Tiffany Haddis dot com for
Speaker 3: local listings. I will be in New York at Comedy
Speaker 3: in Harlem on June the ninth, no June the twenty second.
Speaker 3: I'm doing the Breakfast Club on June the nineteenth, but
Speaker 3: I will be at Comedy in Harlem on June and
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Speaker 3: Bobby Clifford, where can we find you at?
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