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Speaker 3: No good Hey, this is comedian Flame Monroe and welcome
Speaker 3: to this week's episode of Laugh and Learn. Oh my god,
Speaker 3: this is number thirty two.
Speaker 2: You're age thirty five, I mean, oh.
Speaker 3: This is number thirty five us. Ever, thank you guys
Speaker 3: for rolling with us for thirty five episodes. We got
Speaker 3: a few more before we looking at season five, and
Speaker 3: we could not have gotten this far without my threat,
Speaker 3: without our flame. Its so thank you from me and
Speaker 3: my beautiful co host Bobby Clifford, how that's going. It's
Speaker 3: going well, Bobby Clifford. I am in a good mood today,
Speaker 3: even though I'm looking at the news and they trying
Speaker 3: to put me in a bad mood. I'm fighting with everything.
Speaker 4: I guess that's what you have to do, because what
Speaker 4: is it distractions?
Speaker 2: So I was just a lot of talk and a
Speaker 2: lot of nonsense.
Speaker 3: Well, we're Americans. We got to fight back. We got
Speaker 3: to stand up. Just like animals. Your corner animal animal
Speaker 3: fights you back, They're gonna fight back. That's what we do.
Speaker 3: But I had a good week, Bobby. I'm glad to
Speaker 3: be back this week here. We got a lot to
Speaker 3: talk about. We got a lot to cover as far
Speaker 3: as what is happening with this new administration and their takeaways,
Speaker 3: because they trying to do the takeaways. They trying to
Speaker 3: take away everything. But we ain't gonna even get started
Speaker 3: on that. First. This is also Black History Month, so
Speaker 3: I want to say and I am going to acknowledge
Speaker 3: as many black historians as I can. It's so many
Speaker 3: to look at. I was watching Birth of a Nation
Speaker 3: the other night, and it was the story of Nat Turner, who,
Speaker 3: as a black guy, he was a slave, but he
Speaker 3: rebelled against his slave masters. He killed fifty five white
Speaker 3: slave masters and women and children, but we lost like
Speaker 3: bas According to a history book, they said they killed
Speaker 3: her like a thousand people behind him rebelling. But the
Speaker 3: story was just so compelling that it's just like you
Speaker 3: got somebody got fed up and just pushed back. I'm
Speaker 3: hoping that it's not what happens in our country, even
Speaker 3: though I will say that for myself, but I'm hoping
Speaker 3: that it's not that we don't even have to come
Speaker 3: to the blows like that, that this country comes to
Speaker 3: a sense, but to a census. But from what I
Speaker 3: can see right now, the damn show ain't coming to
Speaker 3: a census because they are appointing anybody you could find
Speaker 3: the most unqualified maniacs to put in these positions of
Speaker 3: power in this administration. So I don't know, Bobby, You
Speaker 3: know RFK I interviewed. I did not think he was
Speaker 3: gonna get passed. But so far he's he's looking like
Speaker 3: he on the plus side his seat. So it is toasty, Gabbert.
Speaker 3: So I don't know, Bobby. These are these are mad
Speaker 3: being and mad woman. Let me say this for the record,
Speaker 3: these are your people, Bobby.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think.
Speaker 4: That RFK Jr. I don't know he's he's a different
Speaker 4: type of fella. But I don't think he's an evil person.
Speaker 4: I think he's somebody that is just looking for popularity
Speaker 4: and some sort of power. I don't feel that he
Speaker 4: is the If this was environmental, because he's an environmental attorney,
Speaker 4: I think maybe he would be qualified. I don't think
Speaker 4: he's qualified for the job. I think he's got things,
Speaker 4: I like, get the junk out of food, but he
Speaker 4: just doesn't want He keeps saying he is not an
Speaker 4: anti vaxxer, but he won't he won't commit to following
Speaker 4: the science, you know, like so, but yeah, you know
Speaker 4: I can't. Even when I saw Clarence Thomas swearing in Christy, No,
Speaker 4: I have to tell you, I got a little sick
Speaker 4: of my mouth.
Speaker 3: Well, I want to say this about RFK Jr. Because
Speaker 3: when I did interview him, I don't know whether he was,
Speaker 3: you know, sugarcoat and how he really felt about things
Speaker 3: while he was talking to me or have you. But
Speaker 3: I just didn't get that from him. And you know,
Speaker 3: I'm a pretty good judge of character. I really got
Speaker 3: authenticity from him, and when it comes down to the
Speaker 3: whole vaccine thing. I've never been anti vaccine, but some
Speaker 3: of his points if you sit down and research how
Speaker 3: he's saying about the autism that became so much more
Speaker 3: popular after vaccines, after all these different bas and it
Speaker 3: kind of makes you sit back and like, you know,
Speaker 3: let me research them for myself to get to understand
Speaker 3: what he's saying because statistically, and I'm not giving RFK
Speaker 3: like I'm jumping on the side, but I hear him
Speaker 3: and I understand where he's coming from, especially as a
Speaker 3: parent of children, that you want to know what they're
Speaker 3: putting in your kids' body as well as your own body,
Speaker 3: because I've had vaccines, Bobby, I've had all kind of vaccines.
Speaker 3: I didn't take the COVID vaccine because I didn't trust
Speaker 3: how fast it came out. But I do get his
Speaker 3: point of how it looks statistically that from nineteen is nineteen,
Speaker 3: what seventy nine or eighty vaccines have just the autism
Speaker 3: rate has really jumped up in absolutely because of so
Speaker 3: many different vaccines.
Speaker 2: So I will it's not the vaccines.
Speaker 4: I mean, one of the things with autism is it's
Speaker 4: kind of coincidental. It shows in a child at a
Speaker 4: certain time, a certain timeframe. It just happens to coordinate
Speaker 4: around the same age as you give some certain vaccines.
Speaker 4: But it has been disproven that vaccines have nothing to
Speaker 4: do with autism. Maybe some of the stuff in our food,
Speaker 4: you know, they are looking into it because it got
Speaker 4: it has kind of exploded.
Speaker 2: I think we also have ways.
Speaker 4: You know, you used to have a little billy that
Speaker 4: was in class that was a little odd and we
Speaker 4: really didn't know what it was. But there are ways
Speaker 4: that we can tell the stuff now, you know, and
Speaker 4: doctors are more in tune with it. But I just
Speaker 4: don't think you get a whole population. You know, when
Speaker 4: you're a young parent, you want everything for your kid,
Speaker 4: and you to have people not vaccinating. This is something
Speaker 4: that they might have heard from him with the possibility
Speaker 4: of somebody getting sick, you know, Measles is a real thing.
Speaker 2: It could be a killer in some kids.
Speaker 4: So I just think he's he just wouldn't commit to
Speaker 4: a few things that I didn't like. Senator Warren from
Speaker 4: Massachusetts was asking him he makes money, you know, setting
Speaker 4: up legal cases and whatnot, and she said, obviously you
Speaker 4: won't be doing that while you're in office, And he said, oh,
Speaker 4: of course I won't. And she says, well, can you
Speaker 4: commit to us that for four years after, which is
Speaker 4: you know non competes and stuff are very similar to that,
Speaker 4: that you won't be involved in any of the cases
Speaker 4: that you're involved with. And he wouldn't do it while
Speaker 4: you're in house, and he wouldn't do it, so you know,
Speaker 4: he could be trumming the waters from himself.
Speaker 3: So all while they are being grilled to get these seats,
Speaker 3: they are so evasive with the questions from what's what's
Speaker 3: the new one's name? Cash cash Matie and uh uh
Speaker 3: Hicks Saith and they are so evasive. But they learn
Speaker 3: that from watching their leader, because their leader is evasive
Speaker 3: with the with the answers to the.
Speaker 4: Question heard him once as her question flam have you
Speaker 4: actually when somebody asks a question, have you heard him
Speaker 4: actually answer it?
Speaker 3: Yes, he will answer. He'll answer the question. If he's
Speaker 3: about to attack you, if he's about to go after you,
Speaker 3: he won't answer the question. But then he'll flip it
Speaker 3: real quickly go back back after you, so he doesn't
Speaker 3: have to answer the question. But they and this is
Speaker 3: what it is. If we are watching our leaders then
Speaker 3: and you're going to do as they do, then this
Speaker 3: is why they are getting He's appointing people that's going
Speaker 3: to do not only what he does, but what he says. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so we had a I mean the.
Speaker 2: Name of the game.
Speaker 4: I mean, I don't like I don't like BONDI she
Speaker 4: was just confirmed. I don't like her politics. That said,
Speaker 4: and that's okay.
Speaker 3: That said.
Speaker 4: I also understand him many people that are going to
Speaker 4: back him, but I do feel like she's qualified to
Speaker 4: do the job. Flame she gets it, she understands it,
Speaker 4: She's got the qualifications. The fact that our politics don't
Speaker 4: jibe is you know, that's neither here nor there. He's
Speaker 4: the president and he's allowed to pick people. But when
Speaker 4: he's putting people that I do get concerned. And he
Speaker 4: has people that just they just don't have the qualifications
Speaker 4: and they say, like like Chelsea gabbartt like kind of
Speaker 4: crazy stuff where she doesn't denounce Pootin or any of
Speaker 4: the things that he's done. And that kind of gives
Speaker 4: me the hev gbis he's got a huge pot and
Speaker 4: pool on the GOP side of very well qualified people
Speaker 4: that he could pick from. I don't know why some
Speaker 4: of the people are a little less than that. He's
Speaker 4: that he's scooping up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Bobby, it is is very dishearting to see too.
Speaker 3: And you know what bothers me, Bobby, is that they
Speaker 3: are in these hot seats and they are going to
Speaker 3: get asked some very heugh questions, very tough. But the
Speaker 3: people that's asking them, some of the Democrats, because the
Speaker 3: Republicans are not going hard on them at all. But
Speaker 3: the Democrats that are asking them these tough questions, they
Speaker 3: get off the land. They almost make it like a
Speaker 3: shouting match. Why would you argue with me when I'm
Speaker 3: asking you questions about a job that you were playing for.
Speaker 3: You see what I'm saying. I might like that the
Speaker 3: Republicans get to give the pushback. I don't think they
Speaker 3: should be allowed to give a pushback. You knew what
Speaker 3: you were coming in for this day, and you knew
Speaker 3: it was going to be You're going to be up
Speaker 3: under the light, up under the microscope. I don't think
Speaker 3: that you should have the right to give me any
Speaker 3: pushback when I'm asking you questions about pertaining to a
Speaker 3: job that you're trying to acquire.
Speaker 2: And answer answer the question.
Speaker 4: Stop there at your they're doing the Trump saying, and
Speaker 4: they're also doing the they look like an abused spouse
Speaker 4: that is always kind of looking to the left or
Speaker 4: looking to the right to make sure what they're saying
Speaker 4: is okay. You know they it's well, well, President Trump,
Speaker 4: well no, that wasn't what I was asking you. I
Speaker 4: was asking you how you feel and are you going
Speaker 4: to be loyal to the Constitution? And if he goes
Speaker 4: against something, we know we can count on you to
Speaker 4: put it back on the rails. That's what I'm looking
Speaker 4: And they're kind of you know, I know they seem
Speaker 4: a little jumpy, but you.
Speaker 2: Know, there are positions of being filled.
Speaker 4: He's had a few more that have gone this week
Speaker 4: and so far nothing horrible, but but R. F. K
Speaker 4: Junior and Telsea Gabbert are on the Senate floor. So
Speaker 4: we'll see. We'll see if some sensical person says no
Speaker 4: for on the on the GOP side, for either one
Speaker 4: of them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it is uh, it's preponderous viby to see that
Speaker 3: we we we've allowed our America and when I say we,
Speaker 3: I mean all Americans. We have allowed our America to
Speaker 3: come to this point to a man who's now talking
Speaker 3: about he wants to change the uh uh Panama Canal
Speaker 3: to the American Canal. He wants to ship all these
Speaker 3: immigrants out. And some of these immigrants Bobby and arrested
Speaker 3: and the constant and taken out. But Bobby, they're coming
Speaker 3: right back in. I just see something on the news today.
Speaker 3: A lot of them are coming right back in.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well some of them they have, but the money
Speaker 4: they have nowhere to put them.
Speaker 3: But the money, but the money to get hold on.
Speaker 3: But the money to get rid of them is coming
Speaker 3: from our taxpayer dollars. So you're just telling me we're
Speaker 3: pissing our money. We're pissing our money to the.
Speaker 2: We oh we're not.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, we're still losing out. Meanwhile, the price of
Speaker 3: gas and age and everything else is ridiculous. So it's
Speaker 3: like I can use my money, my tax dollars to
Speaker 3: nothing about somebody else, to plane ticket. But the bat
Speaker 3: me one, No, it's true.
Speaker 4: They have there for four hundred people have already had
Speaker 4: to be released because we have nowhere to put them.
Speaker 4: There's there's literally no way to stash some uh. So
Speaker 4: we took the money. We collected these people, non violent felons,
Speaker 4: and we had let them go. You know, I we'll
Speaker 4: come back next Tuesday when the when the beds open up.
Speaker 4: They've got Guantanamo Bay going uh And I do I
Speaker 4: have no problem with Guantanama.
Speaker 2: I know a lot of people do.
Speaker 4: If that's where If you're emptying the violent felons out
Speaker 4: of our prisons and you're putting them somewhere, I have
Speaker 4: no problem with with them going to Guantanamo.
Speaker 2: You know, they shouldn't be They shouldn't be here anyway.
Speaker 4: I don't want to pay, as I said, the forty
Speaker 4: eight thousand last week, to house them. Send them back
Speaker 4: where they where they came from if they can't behave
Speaker 4: here in this country.
Speaker 3: But Guantanamo Bay is notorious for being such a wretched
Speaker 3: and horrible, horrible place. And I'm not I'm not saying
Speaker 3: that if you did a horrible crab, you probably don't
Speaker 3: deserve that. But what about the ones who haven't the
Speaker 3: innocence that he's shipping over there. They were just immigrants,
Speaker 3: they didn't commit terrible Well.
Speaker 4: It's supposed to be at this time, because sometimes he
Speaker 4: missays things, it is only supposed to be the violent felons,
Speaker 4: not even the non violent felons. It's suposed to down there,
Speaker 4: it's supposed to just be the violent fairfelon.
Speaker 3: So we'll say, you say, hold on, you say he
Speaker 3: missed this thing. It's kind of like he's going to
Speaker 3: take over the Goaza strip. You know he miss it.
Speaker 4: Did you see when he said that? Did you see
Speaker 4: net Nyahu's face like this wasn't in the script? Can
Speaker 4: you imagine a country just giving it over to us,
Speaker 4: like the Middle East doesn't hate us enough as it
Speaker 4: is that, you know, the big bad American. We think
Speaker 4: we're better than everybody else. Now this blowhod has to
Speaker 4: go and say something like that. And we won't even
Speaker 4: make Puerto Rico a full state because of their death,
Speaker 4: and they have to become solvent.
Speaker 2: What does God have to offer us?
Speaker 4: And never mind Netnyavut wants the land, It makes absolutely
Speaker 4: it was the silliest thing whenever he goes off script.
Speaker 2: Sweet Jesus, that's what his people must be saying, Oh God,
Speaker 2: he did it again.
Speaker 3: And and we have said or I have said this
Speaker 3: with you on this podcast for at least a couple
Speaker 3: of months. Just let him speak for three or four minutes.
Speaker 3: He never says this is why, and this is my
Speaker 3: only thought. This is my thought. This is not Bobby
Speaker 3: staut or iHeart or laugh and learn black effect. This
Speaker 3: is for me. I think that the underplay for the
Speaker 3: old play, for the underplay was they needed Trump's popularity
Speaker 3: to win the presidency when they really did want bands
Speaker 3: to be the president. Because he's young, he thinks like them,
Speaker 3: he will listen, he will not go off script, and
Speaker 3: he can be controlled. You cannot control Trump because Trump
Speaker 3: thinks that he controls everything. So I truly believe that
Speaker 3: Trump will not make it through a whole year as
Speaker 3: a president. Not like he's not gonna be a live
Speaker 3: or anything. But they used his popularity to get those
Speaker 3: votes to get him in that position, just because they
Speaker 3: knew they were gonna get somebody who was not a
Speaker 3: hot head, somebody who could be controlled, who could be
Speaker 3: told what to do, because they still everybody answers to somebody,
Speaker 3: you can't Trump what to do. I kind of see that,
Speaker 3: Bobby to me, and I could be wrong, but that
Speaker 3: is what I see with this time situation. Because yeah,
Speaker 3: because now you're even seeing that some of the Republicans
Speaker 3: that are giving him pushback like with this whole God's thing.
Speaker 3: He's like, no, he's And then Joe Biden for them
Speaker 3: to say that he was as crazy as he was
Speaker 3: or he was incapacitating man when him putting all of
Speaker 3: those federal judges in position before he left, they've been
Speaker 3: road blocking and stopping Trump here left and right, this way,
Speaker 3: that way. So Biden played his hand, and he played
Speaker 3: it well if you ask me, but with this one anyway,
Speaker 3: with this position, but this is it sounds a little
Speaker 3: fishy to be Bobby. That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 4: He certainly took care of the people that he cared
Speaker 4: about and the people he thought were going to be
Speaker 4: left behind with all the silly rhetoric that he's going
Speaker 4: after you, and although look at him, he is going
Speaker 4: somebody's going after the FBI people. You know, we have
Speaker 4: thousands of the FBI people of the you know, men
Speaker 4: and women, don't know what you call them, all CALLGUS agents.
Speaker 2: I guess that are that.
Speaker 4: Are kind of on the chopping block from for doing
Speaker 4: their own job. I was watching Chris Christy on This
Speaker 4: Week with Jeorge Chefanopolis this week, and he was talking
Speaker 4: about how long it takes you know, when he was
Speaker 4: when he was governor, you know, he got to learn,
Speaker 4: you know, a lot, a lot of different information. And
Speaker 4: he says it takes eighteen months for an FBI agent
Speaker 4: to go through the whole process of the training process,
Speaker 4: and then they're a new FBI agent that doesn't have
Speaker 4: all the information and all the plays yet, right, they
Speaker 4: have to kind of apprentice under somebody.
Speaker 2: That's my word, not his.
Speaker 4: So if he's trying, he's looking to get rid of
Speaker 4: fifteen hundred or whatever the number is that he's looking
Speaker 4: that did the investigation of January sixth, their job, and
Speaker 4: he's looking to get rid of who's what is that
Speaker 4: going to do for our for our world safety? Like,
Speaker 4: who's gonna fill There'll be nobody left? What's it going
Speaker 4: to go to McDonald's When he's picking up his burger.
Speaker 2: Hey, do you like to wear a suit?
Speaker 3: Well, who's going to protect America? If we so busy
Speaker 3: fighting with each other, Because it looks like the racism
Speaker 3: in this country is winning over everything else. So if
Speaker 3: we're so busy fighting with each other in the civil War,
Speaker 3: we're just sitting ducks to our enemies. Who's already ready
Speaker 3: to pounce. They already see us as weak and broken
Speaker 3: and displaced. And what the media is not covering is
Speaker 3: it is so many protests all over the world about
Speaker 3: this new administration. They are protesting everywhere, but the media,
Speaker 3: the American media is not really covering that.
Speaker 4: No, everybody, because it's embarrassing if they did, I mean
Speaker 4: what they think of Trump unfortunately, and the stupid stuff.
Speaker 4: And I misquoted everybody. It's not fifteen hundred, it's five
Speaker 4: thousand people that investigated that he's looking to probably cut,
Speaker 4: which I don't even know how many FBI agents we have,
Speaker 4: it's probably have the workforce, for the love of God.
Speaker 3: And now and now with him saying that he wants
Speaker 3: to do a buyout for all the federal workers because
Speaker 3: he wants to get rid of it. When is and
Speaker 3: that deadline is coming to much.
Speaker 2: It's a hold. It was, it's supposed to be.
Speaker 4: It's supposed to be midnight tonight, but that's a federal
Speaker 4: judge put it on a hole and said no, So
Speaker 4: we'll see what happens there.
Speaker 2: So he's being stopped like he's trying to throw like
Speaker 2: pasta on the walls, you know, and see what sticks.
Speaker 4: He's he's a lot of the stuff. He just doesn't
Speaker 4: have the right to do it. But we've already said this,
Speaker 4: you know, in the past two weeks he's been in
Speaker 4: it's gonna cost us a fortune for all of these
Speaker 4: legal fees that we're going to have to again, money
Speaker 4: that's just being kind of pitdled away.
Speaker 2: It could be put somebodywhere else.
Speaker 4: It could be North Carolina that had the catastrophe, the
Speaker 4: fires in California. I'd rather see people getting fed than
Speaker 4: Attorney's going to fight stuff that he just doesn't have
Speaker 4: the right to do.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: It's just I mean, like, oh God, look at Mosque,
Speaker 4: I mean, our new I don't know if he's a
Speaker 4: tried president.
Speaker 2: I don't know what you call him. He's not a
Speaker 2: vice president. Trying to get rid of that the USA
Speaker 2: I D. And strangely enough, he Chris Cuomo is just.
Speaker 4: Doing a piece on it yesterday that usaai D is
Speaker 4: actually investigating Musque on a deal that they had.
Speaker 2: Isn't that interesting.
Speaker 4: It's the first group that he's going after, and they
Speaker 4: have less than one percent of the budget, you know,
Speaker 4: it's all foreign eight. Less than one percent of the budget.
Speaker 4: Is the usai D So why would you go after them?
Speaker 4: Go after something more meedy that's going to show. But
Speaker 4: he's trying to get rid of them.
Speaker 3: It makes you think that, like, how much money is enough? Money?
Speaker 3: Elon Musk is worth five hundred billion dollars.
Speaker 2: It's not about money right now, it's about billion dollars.
Speaker 3: I understand that it's about power. But with this power,
Speaker 3: they're trying to acquire so much money. So I understanding
Speaker 3: that this world is to have and have nuts, But
Speaker 3: I understand how much do you have to have to
Speaker 3: say that I've finally arrived? He is the richest man
Speaker 3: on the planet financially, how much do you have to
Speaker 3: have to be able to say that I've arrived. I
Speaker 3: got enough? You know, even if you're not gonna help
Speaker 3: nobody else. Is there no number?
Speaker 2: I don't think there are. You know, these are people
Speaker 2: that are they're kind of built a little differently. He's
Speaker 2: God bless him, he's built a little differently.
Speaker 3: I believe.
Speaker 4: I have read that he is on the spectrum right,
Speaker 4: So he's a genius because they you know, usually they
Speaker 4: are if they're aspergers, but they don't have a lot
Speaker 4: of social cues and he's clearly missing the social cue.
Speaker 2: I mean, just look a lot. Look at DEI, right,
Speaker 2: they're getting rid of DEI.
Speaker 4: They set that down. That's something that just kind of
Speaker 4: puts us all on a level of playing field. But
Speaker 4: there are and this is where are guys we have
Speaker 4: This is where we exert our power. So there are
Speaker 4: many companies that are still fully invested. Nike, Gap, Old Navy, Adidas, Puma, Levi, Senti, Airbnb, Delta,
Speaker 4: I love my Delta, United Disney, Pinterest, Uber, you can
Speaker 4: go on, I could. I could keep reading them, Ben
Speaker 4: and Jerry's, Macy's, Nordstrum, Dollar Tree, Apple, these shop there,
Speaker 4: so you know, get your stuff at Macy's. You might
Speaker 4: not go somewhere else. You know, Walgreens is the pharmacy.
Speaker 3: You notice the other Bandman's Microsoft, look, Cinnabon, jam Moe, Southwest, Old, Navy,
Speaker 3: norths Strum, I do love me a dollar Tree, well, Apple,
Speaker 3: So there are some, like you said, but there are
Speaker 3: some places falling for And here's the hurt part, because
Speaker 3: I see the thing that he's set in an executive order.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump's signed an executive order today for low income
Speaker 3: and public housing. Now, he said and they're supposed to
Speaker 3: go in the twenty twenty six, so some of these
Speaker 3: people will have less than two years to get together.
Speaker 3: But if you're removing di which a lot of people
Speaker 3: don't understand that a lot of white women really profit
Speaker 3: from DEI, a lot of Caucasian women.
Speaker 4: Probably women across the board, right, you know, it protects
Speaker 4: so and if you remove.
Speaker 3: That and then these people can't work and or can't
Speaker 3: work a job where it's enough to pay this astronomical
Speaker 3: economy that we're facing that's really coming like a damn hurricane,
Speaker 3: like a tsunami, then what do you want? But remember
Speaker 3: that ever since President Trump got in office, privatized prisons,
Speaker 3: the stockcasts were past astronomically. They're going to make it
Speaker 3: illegal to be homeless, and they put you in prison,
Speaker 3: but then they're gonna have you. You can't get a
Speaker 3: job because of you black, or because you're Asian, or
Speaker 3: because you're Latino, or because you're gay, or because whatever
Speaker 3: whatever discrepancy they want to hold up against you, So
Speaker 3: you have no other option but to be homeless, because
Speaker 3: what are you gonna do? It is it is it
Speaker 3: just sounds like it's all set up like a domb
Speaker 3: no fit for us as American citizens that are not
Speaker 3: part of the halves to absolutely lose.
Speaker 4: It is a separation of them. I mean, Joe Biden
Speaker 4: Bliss's heart was trying to get rid of private prisons.
Speaker 4: He said, is no place you know, there's no place
Speaker 4: here for them. It's if we're putting them in jail,
Speaker 4: we should be the ones that are monitoring them, you know,
Speaker 4: because you don't want to find them out for free
Speaker 4: labor either. You know, it's one thing to have free
Speaker 4: labor so that the prison runs. Remember they used to.
Speaker 2: Do when we were a little kids, license plates.
Speaker 4: Right, so because that was that was something that was
Speaker 4: made for the system, for our system, to make our
Speaker 4: government golong. But these people are they're making somebody else rich.
Speaker 4: It's not for to make the system go on.
Speaker 3: And I have a friend in the prison system right now.
Speaker 3: If the going rate, he told me right now, is
Speaker 3: a dollar a day, oh yeah, it's so, it's definitely
Speaker 3: slave laboring. It's slave labor a dollar a day. But
Speaker 3: y'all because a lot of people who voted for Trump,
Speaker 3: holler stimulus check. You get seventy five cent a day
Speaker 3: at the stimulus check. But now you're in prison with
Speaker 3: no freedom, no liberties. You're being told what to do,
Speaker 3: when to do, how to do it, and where to
Speaker 3: do it before a whole extra quarter because you voted
Speaker 3: for him, because you thought you was gonna get a
Speaker 3: stimulus check. No, but you do get three. You do
Speaker 3: get three free meals. What you're gonna eat? I wouldn't,
Speaker 3: I wouldn't feed to my dogs, but you will get
Speaker 3: three free meals.
Speaker 2: Well, because the.
Speaker 4: Old prisons were under FDA, like, they had all sorts
Speaker 4: of guidelines that they had to follow.
Speaker 2: It was like having school food. But now they don't
Speaker 2: have to do anything.
Speaker 4: Remember this is all thirty secs of the executive Order
Speaker 4: so far that President Trump has signed are directly from
Speaker 4: Project twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: The piece that he never read. I do believe he
Speaker 2: never read it. I think that his problem.
Speaker 3: I don't even I don't think he reads the crayon
Speaker 3: he did it.
Speaker 2: I don't think, well, I don't.
Speaker 4: I really think he's got like an add problem. And
Speaker 4: I do too, so I get I'm not blaming him fat,
Speaker 4: but I don't think he can get through. He's not
Speaker 4: disciplined enough to actually read and get through.
Speaker 2: He kicks his him.
Speaker 4: He gets it like orally he gets his information. But
Speaker 4: you know, if he's got thirty six, that's pretty he's
Speaker 4: bands transgender kids from or you know, women from playing
Speaker 4: in sports. You know that's directly from there being in
Speaker 4: the troops, that's directly from there.
Speaker 3: So you know it's okay. So now you know, you
Speaker 3: know I'm about to open my mouth on this. Yeah.
Speaker 3: So as far as it goes with the transgender troops,
Speaker 3: I I mean with the military, I don't like that.
Speaker 3: I think that because if you want to serve the country,
Speaker 3: and you should, you should be able to because some
Speaker 3: people feel very patriotic that way a and they should
Speaker 3: be discriminated against male or female or however they identify.
Speaker 3: As far as the sports, saying sitting on the Rectors
Speaker 3: Club in twenty nineteen, and they tried to kill the
Speaker 3: messenger that I did not think that we should it
Speaker 3: was fair to have transgender women compete against biological women,
Speaker 3: not only because I'm a daughter, but because I'm a
Speaker 3: transgender woman, and I understand the different levels of our
Speaker 3: strength that what have you, the physicalities, the way we
Speaker 3: even think with our hearts and mind. But another thing
Speaker 3: was I kept saying, I did have a I had
Speaker 3: a solution of creating a lane, but we put they
Speaker 3: pushed so hard to get transgender women in women's sports
Speaker 3: that now they're banned from playing the Olympics at all.
Speaker 3: When all you had to do was create a lane
Speaker 3: for transgender athletes and we would have that opportunity if
Speaker 3: are the ones who are actual athletes to play in
Speaker 3: a place where they were safe, where it was you
Speaker 3: know it just yes, And they just did not get
Speaker 3: what I was saying. And I know sometimes I can
Speaker 3: say speak a little aggressively and it might not come
Speaker 3: out the way you want to get it. But if
Speaker 3: you shut up and listen to the message I was saying,
Speaker 3: but you hear me.
Speaker 4: Now, yeah, no, I mean that said, do we think
Speaker 4: that anybody that's transgender or anybody that's anything to be
Speaker 4: able to have everything that everybody? Of course we do,
Speaker 4: But the reality is it's it's unfortunate that some people
Speaker 4: just don't see it that way. So if you go
Speaker 4: slow and steady, like the like the tortoise, I think
Speaker 4: you you get a little bit more. Let people get
Speaker 4: used to you. Let people it's unfortunate, you know. So
Speaker 4: now it's like an ink, which just it looks, I
Speaker 4: don't know, just so discriminatory. I just I can't stand it.
Speaker 4: But did you see that Musk's one of his minions
Speaker 4: got in and got some of the information for the
Speaker 4: for the Treasury. I think that they got there. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and they they they're kind of racist and had a
Speaker 4: bunch of stuff on their social media.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump appointed who he wanted to qualified for these
Speaker 3: hysics maybe brillian at what he does, yeah, all his
Speaker 3: other stuff, but not he But he has asked Burgers
Speaker 3: as Berger's being feel crowded with Asbergers when he Trump's rallies.
Speaker 4: I don't know if it's I'm saying that because I'm
Speaker 4: guessing because he is brilliant, so I'm guessing usually asked Burgers.
Speaker 2: You know, they they're not great socially.
Speaker 3: That was a hypothetical question because people who have asked, very,
Speaker 3: very very don't want no crowds, no groups. So what
Speaker 3: they're saying on the media because this is not as we.
Speaker 2: Yeah that you just said a Trump told you.
Speaker 3: Yeah he did.
Speaker 2: He did tell everybody.
Speaker 4: He absolutely told everybody what he was going to do,
Speaker 4: and people are kind of shocked. And I think that
Speaker 4: the I've been watching the news and I'm watching the Democrats,
Speaker 4: and it's so outraged, and we'll just do something about it.
Speaker 4: Fix your messaging, get a plan, work for stop at
Speaker 4: the outrage. You already knew what he was going to do.
Speaker 4: He wants to get rid of the Department of Education, right,
Speaker 4: so a lot of stuff is going to end up
Speaker 4: getting dismantled, not headstart. You know, there are no there
Speaker 4: are a number of programs because they're state funded as well,
Speaker 4: that aren't.
Speaker 2: But you know, don't get.
Speaker 4: Poor people all upset who don't have a plot to
Speaker 4: pissent or a window to throw it out, thinking their
Speaker 4: kids aren't going to get exactly what it means that loans.
Speaker 4: You know, there's a whole bunch of things that will
Speaker 4: go away. Don't over don't blow it up and again
Speaker 4: fix it. Let's get the house in the sad back
Speaker 4: in two years.
Speaker 2: What's the plan for that. I haven't heard anybody talking
Speaker 2: about that flame, you know, anybody from the dem side.
Speaker 2: I haven't fix it.
Speaker 3: I completely agree with you, Bobby, and I'm telling you
Speaker 3: right now. I told you at the top of this year,
Speaker 3: when when when Trump won, I'm gonna have to switch
Speaker 3: my party. I'm really going to have to break away
Speaker 3: from the Democrats because I don't like the weakness. I
Speaker 3: don't know if it's fear, I don't because they don't
Speaker 3: show fear to us publicly. I don't know what's going
Speaker 3: on privately, but publicly they're not protecting us. And we
Speaker 3: went over beyond overboard and backwards for the Democratic Party
Speaker 3: so many times. I don't think we've we've been this
Speaker 3: crazy about what's going on since uh President Obama that
Speaker 3: we came out and drove to vote for. But they
Speaker 3: just don't seem to care about us, Bobby, And I
Speaker 3: don't mean it like that, but I mean that they
Speaker 3: have no oof. They don't have they don't have any gumption,
Speaker 3: they don't have any courage they let them. They have
Speaker 3: no strategy, no plan. I'm with you, Bobby. We should
Speaker 3: hear about what they're setting up to do now. Because
Speaker 3: Donald Trump has made thirty six executive orders in two weeks,
Speaker 3: some shit that would take four years, if not two
Speaker 3: terms for another president. Why we can't do that? Why
Speaker 3: the Democrats can come in gangster like that.
Speaker 4: It's it's the plan, it's the I don't know. I
Speaker 4: just I'm so sick of hearing about how he is worse.
Speaker 4: Then we all know everybody Helen tell her if she
Speaker 4: was alive, would know that he was worse than anybody else.
Speaker 4: But that's not fixing it. Okay, So how are you
Speaker 4: going to change it? What are we gonna do? Exactly?
Speaker 4: What have we done in the past? Where were our
Speaker 4: mistakes made? Let's let's get some transparency, and how are
Speaker 4: we going to move forward? You know, I don't, It's
Speaker 4: it's just crazy.
Speaker 2: Excuse me. I keep saying I'm going to become an
Speaker 2: independent because I'm like disgusted.
Speaker 3: I just can't. Uh yeah, or undecided, because I'm right now, Bobby,
Speaker 3: I'm undecided. I'm not rolling with the Trump campaign. I'm not.
Speaker 3: I don't like any of the things. I don't like
Speaker 3: that they're stopping, uh that apparent Apparently, according to the media,
Speaker 3: he's going to stop HIV medication for people who have HIV.
Speaker 3: Uh you could do that? I mean, that's that's well. Listen,
Speaker 3: you know how I think he can do it. I'm not.
Speaker 3: I'm with you, Bobby, that they're gonna they may fight
Speaker 3: him on it, but you know how I think he
Speaker 3: can do it because they they were. He was given
Speaker 3: every branch of government, including the police, the military, and
Speaker 3: the Supreme Court, and they handed it to him on
Speaker 3: the Nobody wants That's.
Speaker 4: How I think a huge disease like that going to
Speaker 4: Nobody wants to go back to the eighties plane because
Speaker 4: right now, because of the men's nobody dies from AIDS anymore.
Speaker 2: You know, in comparison, it's so little. They live with it.
Speaker 2: They live a long healthy life. Now, I don't know
Speaker 2: about the magic they might remember.
Speaker 3: Let me change that on you for you, Bobby, I'm
Speaker 3: gonna push give you a little pushback on that. And
Speaker 3: you said nobody dies from it. But they also put
Speaker 3: out a few years ago that we were overpopulated in
Speaker 3: this world by about eight three billion, So you know,
Speaker 3: and you hate to think like that diabolical. But now
Speaker 3: look at all the stuff that's coming out about the
Speaker 3: CoviVac saying, I don't know what, you don't know what
Speaker 3: to believe. And that is the problem when we don't know,
Speaker 3: But we look to our leaders and we look to
Speaker 3: our people that we put in office to tell us
Speaker 3: and to be honest with us and to keep us
Speaker 3: in frisk. That is what is getting scary. In this
Speaker 3: country because you don't know who to trust. The ones
Speaker 3: we put all that faith in scary they don't gonna
Speaker 3: do shit. And the ones who we who they did
Speaker 3: vote for because I didn't vote for him, I voted
Speaker 3: for her. Who did you get in the office a madman?
Speaker 3: Good God? They all over to the and women.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean we have to do something he's but
Speaker 4: we have to also not get crazy like some of
Speaker 4: the stuff he's going on about how great immigration is,
Speaker 4: and he's the birthright citizenship, he's getting rid of it.
Speaker 2: We've already had a judge block it. They've already been.
Speaker 4: Murmuring supposedly from the Supreme Court. It's not it's in
Speaker 4: our constitution. It's been there forever. He's got more people
Speaker 4: that are being deported by the day ever in history.
Speaker 4: He's the same numbers if we research it as President
Speaker 4: Obama had. So he's still not you know, for all,
Speaker 4: he just just blusters and he talks, and we all
Speaker 4: have to kind of like have a blind put a
Speaker 4: blind dye to it, and look what he's actually doing.
Speaker 4: I can still tell you, while he is being a
Speaker 4: little transparent, it's going to be a little more painful
Speaker 4: for a little bit of time. He hasn't done anything
Speaker 4: for us middle people yet. There's nothing the gas prices
Speaker 4: of their say is when Joe was here, the egg
Speaker 4: prices have gone up a bunk like we could go down.
Speaker 4: He hasn't done anything for us yet. So that's what
Speaker 4: you pay attention to. And democratic leadership. If you were listening,
Speaker 4: if we're lucky enough to have you listen, get you know,
Speaker 4: shopping your pencil and brush off your paper and get
Speaker 4: a plan.
Speaker 2: Two years goes buying a blank.
Speaker 3: Well, listen, listen. Just him saying that we're gonna feel
Speaker 3: a little pain, as if he has ever experienced any
Speaker 3: kind of pain financially. I know he had many businesses
Speaker 3: that went bankrupted on but he always came out like
Speaker 3: a cat and landed on his feet because somebody else
Speaker 3: have saved him or to him out. So just for
Speaker 3: him to say that pain, listen, you gave it would
Speaker 3: be crazy by me. When people cannot afford to feed
Speaker 3: their families, they will rob you going to the grocery store,
Speaker 3: they will follow you home. It will get outrageous and
Speaker 3: then not I don't think that they're considering that people
Speaker 3: get there desperate to look out for their families and
Speaker 3: themselves and their loved ones. Yeah, I don't think they're
Speaker 3: considering it. I think they just don't care.
Speaker 4: Now he's on Yeah, short term pain. That was I
Speaker 4: think that was his expression. With these tariffs, that's what
Speaker 4: we're talking about. You know, the last time they had tariffs,
Speaker 4: you know, it put us into the depression. It made
Speaker 4: things worse.
Speaker 2: You just it's not how you can't get rid of
Speaker 2: income tax. You can't do it this way.
Speaker 4: We just it's just taking it from one system and
Speaker 4: you're putting it into another. We're going to pay more,
Speaker 4: you know, the US the postal Service isn't even taking
Speaker 4: packages from China that are under eight hundred dollars anymore.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's but you know what we talked about
Speaker 4: it several times. Things sometimes have to be broken in
Speaker 4: order for in order for them to be fixed. Maybe
Speaker 4: people have to see that what he's talking about is nuts,
Speaker 4: and they'll come up with another plan.
Speaker 2: But we're going to do something.
Speaker 3: And hopefully my prayer is that we have enough Republicans
Speaker 3: that will in the old God, that will say no,
Speaker 3: just no, we've got are gonna do what they're told.
Speaker 3: They've fallen in line. So I'm hoping that we got
Speaker 3: enough from the old guard because it looks like they
Speaker 3: just running, like I don't even want to deal with this,
Speaker 3: I just want I only want to be bothered with it.
Speaker 3: So they allow him to appoint all of his his minions,
Speaker 3: and his minions think like he wants them to think
Speaker 3: like he thinks, and that's what he wants. If you
Speaker 3: don't think like he wants you to think, you're out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, that's you're absolutely right.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: But he's had a lot of ideas this week and
Speaker 4: the Middle East Riviera can you imagine h Gaza is
Speaker 4: certainly not one of them. So pay attention, pay attention
Speaker 4: to what for these midterm elections, what people are saying,
Speaker 4: you know, listen to the people that are saying things
Speaker 4: that you like to hear, because so far, I'm not impressed.
Speaker 4: It's the first time days I know we're going to
Speaker 4: be nuts because that's where he's he's going to try
Speaker 4: to make a bones.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I don't know. Flame.
Speaker 3: Well, guess what, Bobby, we're gonna find out because we're
Speaker 3: gonna be stuck in it for how long? How long
Speaker 3: we're gonna be stuck in this?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 2: For solid two years.
Speaker 4: I mean, we have to eat eat yes, and then
Speaker 4: if the midterms, if we won, he can't get anything
Speaker 4: done at that point.
Speaker 3: Well with the way, with the way that Trump is
Speaker 3: the path that he is on right now, ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 3: with all the destruction and the major changes he's trying
Speaker 3: to he's trying to turn back the Civil Rights Act
Speaker 3: of nineteen sixty four just so much. You know, it
Speaker 3: would take probably two lifetimes for things to get back
Speaker 3: to what we considered what we considered before he got
Speaker 3: in office as normal.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's going to take a long time, be because
Speaker 2: we have to.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we have to just to not to gain We've
Speaker 4: already talked to about that, just to roll things back
Speaker 4: to where they were.
Speaker 2: And so in a way, it's like a lost four
Speaker 2: years where we could have made progress.
Speaker 4: And if we had somebody that was willing to promote bipartisanship,
Speaker 4: you know, if we had a leader like that, we
Speaker 4: could have made some games. But we at this point,
Speaker 4: just get through it. That's how I'm feelings.
Speaker 2: Just get through it, slo.
Speaker 3: What's the Virginia slims Virginia slims ad slogan? You've come
Speaker 3: a long with baby. As American citizens, especially as a
Speaker 3: black person in this country, we had made strats. We
Speaker 3: have really come a long way, and we're allowing now
Speaker 3: for somebody not to take us back ten years or
Speaker 3: twenty years, thirty years, sixty years of progress in a
Speaker 3: country where we have more black we have more rich
Speaker 3: black people and Asians and Latinos on TV that you
Speaker 3: saw mainstream that could work and could help you and
Speaker 3: teach you and were leaders and that people actually looked
Speaker 3: up to and respect it, and they didn't have to
Speaker 3: do it in hiding. Now we're gonna lose all of
Speaker 3: that back because of a few greedy heads that want
Speaker 3: to have the power and a few lost souls that
Speaker 3: fail for a bunch of oki, doke and bullshit that
Speaker 3: different our communities and organizations and just people were pushing
Speaker 3: down their throats and made them look at us sad ways.
Speaker 3: You might not like the way I said what I said,
Speaker 3: but I'm telling you right now we had made real
Speaker 3: progress and just for it all to be taken away
Speaker 3: just like that, it's very sound.
Speaker 2: It's very sound.
Speaker 3: The Democratic Party needed a game plan and a strategy.
Speaker 3: They really showed weakness because they were so busy fighting
Speaker 3: each other that they forget that we were fighting a
Speaker 3: real monster. We were fighting a real monster. It's true.
Speaker 4: Well, we have to do better, people, and we all
Speaker 4: everybody to vote. You can't, you know, stay home because
Speaker 4: you don't think.
Speaker 3: That don't work no more. Bobby, did you hear what
Speaker 3: Donald Trump, your president said? He said that. Oh my god,
Speaker 3: my friend Elon Musk Oh, he went down and he
Speaker 3: you know, you know, he's a whiz with those voting
Speaker 3: count of machines, and he just worked on it and
Speaker 3: he recruited people. And oh yeah, we won by a landslide.
Speaker 3: But nowhere in history has any president ever won all
Speaker 3: the swing states in a landslide. Never.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know if it's if there was anything anything
Speaker 4: crazy going on. I did see polls and the writing
Speaker 4: was sort of on the wall. People were angry. The
Speaker 4: Democrats were not coming out. They thought everybody was doing
Speaker 4: their homeworkor like we do. So when they said the
Speaker 4: economy was good, they knew people were suffering day to day,
Speaker 4: but they just thought people would look at the global
Speaker 4: market and see that we're doing so much better than
Speaker 4: everybody else.
Speaker 2: Well, that's not what people wanted to hear, so you know,
Speaker 2: we got to figure it out.
Speaker 4: We got a lot of people in the bullpen that
Speaker 4: that Shapiro will be good, Gavin Newsom would be great.
Speaker 4: Hakeem Jeffreys is definitely a leader. That who is I
Speaker 4: always forget her name, the lady from Michigan. She's terrific.
Speaker 4: We got we got people who can do the job.
Speaker 4: We just need somebody to package it. We need a
Speaker 4: good marketer.
Speaker 3: They got to stop waiting till the eleventh hour, Like Jesus, listen,
Speaker 3: we had ten fifty nine fifty nine. Y'all got to
Speaker 3: come on with it.
Speaker 2: Yep, exactly right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and listen, we are we are intercrine ladies and
Speaker 3: gentlemen and laugh and learn land. But we are also survivors.
Speaker 3: And for those who don't know how to survive, understand
Speaker 3: that we all have to tighten own bells. When they
Speaker 3: say it's gonna be painful, that is a nice way
Speaker 3: of saying that a lot of people are gonna really suffer.
Speaker 3: Behind this being this we're gonna have we may have
Speaker 3: to live two three family and families in an apartment. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's the way we're gonna We're gonna have to go
Speaker 3: back to something that you guys don't understand, but you're
Speaker 3: gonna have to learn to understan saying it, because that
Speaker 3: is where they're gonna put us.
Speaker 2: Yeah, mac and cheese, Mac and cheese.
Speaker 3: And to think that all of this could have been
Speaker 3: avoided if we would have just turned the page. And
Speaker 3: that's because that's what she kept saying. We we and
Speaker 3: voted differently, But I think y'all really wanted to know.
Speaker 3: I'm looking at all these Cuban Americans and Latino Americans
Speaker 3: that supported Trump. They had a whole little get down,
Speaker 3: and now he is arresting them, and woo woo. It's
Speaker 3: no better for you. It is no better for you
Speaker 3: because you bettered against yourself. That is what I say
Speaker 3: when I say you're if you're empty, somebody can pour
Speaker 3: anything into you. He poured a lie into you, and
Speaker 3: you believed the lie. And now you're you're a fucking
Speaker 3: statistic because you fail for the okie, do good for you? Okay, Bobby,
Speaker 3: we're gonna clod that. That's it, girl, I'm ready to
Speaker 3: go all around page. I'm just I'm just angry. You
Speaker 3: cannot be dumb and stupid. You have to pick one. Ladies, gentlemen,
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