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Speaker 4: Hey, this is comedian Say Monroe, and welcome to this
Speaker 4: week's episode of Laugh and Learn. I think this is
Speaker 4: episode number thirty eight. Am I correct?
Speaker 3: Bobby Clifford, A little birdie just told us it. Why
Speaker 3: so I trust that.
Speaker 4: That is my beautiful co host, Bobby Clifford, the lady
Speaker 4: I can't. Bobby. By the way, people saying that you
Speaker 4: never say I can't, I can't suggested that we.
Speaker 3: Get this Oh my god, I know, but people will
Speaker 3: be putting cunt or something on there and that's no good. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I can't do it either. I can't do a T
Speaker 3: shirt that said that. That would be yucky.
Speaker 4: We want to thank you that's for joining us this week.
Speaker 4: Listen thirty eight episodes and y'all we and what is
Speaker 4: this twenty six days into the twenty twenty five and
Speaker 4: y'all see where we hate it and where we're at.
Speaker 4: But we're here with you guys, and we hope that
Speaker 4: you guys are here with us because we don't just
Speaker 4: keep reporting news. By the way, let's how was your week,
Speaker 4: Bobby Clifford, What did you do this week?
Speaker 3: Well, it started out crappy because we had allows you
Speaker 3: weather and everything was icy. And then over the past
Speaker 3: couple of days you get like a little winter thought
Speaker 3: and we've had like a high forties and everything's melting.
Speaker 3: So what happens is it melts during the day, which
Speaker 3: is great and you can walk, and then you go
Speaker 3: to take the dog out at night and you're on
Speaker 3: a friggin ice rink and you're fat ask files to
Speaker 3: the ground and you're praying the whole way down, and
Speaker 3: so is the dog that I don't land on them,
Speaker 3: that you're not going to break something.
Speaker 4: Bobby, did you fall?
Speaker 3: Yes? I did. Bumbles bounce, bumbles, bounce, my friend.
Speaker 4: I'm not laughing at you, Bobby, but you telling the
Speaker 4: story or you didn't tell me that you failed? You okay,
Speaker 4: because you know we can you can't be following at
Speaker 4: your age. I'll be friends when you'll be breaking stuff.
Speaker 3: Honest to God, I know I am. That's what I
Speaker 3: think you think when you're you're going. Oh please Jesus,
Speaker 3: just don't. I don't care if I get a bruise
Speaker 3: or anything. Just don't let anything break, because you know what,
Speaker 3: I'd be out there for four weeks when the refrigerator
Speaker 3: in the pantry were empty and there was no food left.
Speaker 5: Then they'd come looking for me to complain. Other than that,
Speaker 5: nobody would give two ships. Oh, I'm glad you're okay, Bobby. Oh, so,
Speaker 5: let me tell you about my week. I had quite
Speaker 5: interesting week last week.
Speaker 6: Last Thursday, we were in uh Mayreta, Kansas. We were
Speaker 6: at the Prairie Bank Casaya. We had a great had
Speaker 6: my mown tour with Tiffany Handish. It was the first
Speaker 6: thing about to a Barbara Carlyle, myself and Tiffany Haddish,
Speaker 6: great show, fantastic artist. And when I tell you, may
Speaker 6: Rent of Kansas, it is probably one of the whitest
Speaker 6: parts of Middle America.
Speaker 4: It was super super white.
Speaker 6: They were surprisingly they were some of the warmest people,
Speaker 6: very kind.
Speaker 4: They bought a thousand dollars worth of fans and Bobby.
Speaker 4: So when I came on stage, I figured, oh, you
Speaker 4: in Kansas, and I notice is Trump country. So I said,
Speaker 4: oh my god, you got the.
Speaker 6: Kansas City Chiefs, you got the Kansas City Royals, and
Speaker 6: you got Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: Do you know that those people boob when I see
Speaker 4: Donald Trump? I said, oh, y'all. Oh, now, y'all, man,
Speaker 4: I said, I said, now you want to take it back?
Speaker 4: I said, oh, so now you know what it feels
Speaker 4: like to be black. They fell out, Bobby, but they
Speaker 4: were such kind people. And I'm telling you, if I
Speaker 4: had me being not only black, but transgender in that arena,
Speaker 4: if I really had to put my finger on, it's
Speaker 4: America more racist than people want to know. No. I
Speaker 4: think people really want to just live in harmony together
Speaker 4: in this country. It's just that a lot of the
Speaker 4: big wigs, and a lot of the loudmouths happened to
Speaker 4: be the racist people. That's one thing. Then yesterday I
Speaker 4: did a fundraiser for the Altadena seniors that were affected
Speaker 4: by the wildfires because a lot of sau citizens lost
Speaker 4: their situations, their homes or if they were living in
Speaker 4: a nursing home. Interesting, Bobby, And there was one family
Speaker 4: then Olheim Me said the name. It was the Freedley family,
Speaker 4: Maiva Weekly Freedley. She was ninety one or ninety two
Speaker 4: years old. She was the matriarch of the family. She
Speaker 4: had migrated here from Costa Rica, maybe sixty years ago,
Speaker 4: sixty five years ago. So Altadena was one of the
Speaker 4: first neighborhoods in California that allowed middle class black people
Speaker 4: to move in. Because we were Redland to only live
Speaker 4: in certain areas we could only But this was an
Speaker 4: affluent neighborhood, really nice. And so some of these people
Speaker 4: had had homes that had been in their families for generations, Bobby,
Speaker 4: this particular fam me. First of all, the lady died
Speaker 4: in the fire. She died in one of the homes
Speaker 4: in the fire. But her family had bought seven homes
Speaker 4: over the over the years, they lost all seven homes,
Speaker 4: twenty one family members this place. It was just a
Speaker 4: tragic story. So they had a fundraiser and they had
Speaker 4: me I introduced and hosted a little bit. But they
Speaker 4: had some legends on the.
Speaker 6: Show Free to pain, Sherry Payne, Elaine Gibbs, Oh my God,
Speaker 6: Kim Hawthorne, Thelma Houston, Evelyn Champagne King and these old
Speaker 6: school women put on a show. Voices was the thea
Speaker 6: a young lady I had never heard of named Tish Hymen.
Speaker 6: Their voices were so powerful and these old here is
Speaker 6: the old girls. Ellen Champagne King, she came walking in
Speaker 6: with a k by me. When the music came on
Speaker 6: the stage, she was kicking and dropping it like it
Speaker 6: was hot move.
Speaker 4: She said. When the music hit her, it just she
Speaker 4: don't need the cane. I was like, oh, that's the secret.
Speaker 3: Jesus, it goes within her. I bet the dazzle too.
Speaker 3: Those ladies are usually ducked out.
Speaker 4: It was Selma Houston's thing. Don't leave me this way.
Speaker 4: It was just a great night, great energy. I put
Speaker 4: the post of the pictures. It was so good, and
Speaker 4: I think they raised a bunch of money. I forget
Speaker 4: the organization that put it on PBH. But it was
Speaker 4: a great night, great entertainment, and some of these season
Speaker 4: entertainers are entertainers for real, Bobby. They didn't have they
Speaker 4: were not one here wonders. When they get a microphone
Speaker 4: in their hand and an audience, they just come alive.
Speaker 4: I loved it. I enjoyed it.
Speaker 3: Can I ask the question about the family with the
Speaker 3: seven houses, and I wonder if that's how they were
Speaker 3: able to infiltrate the neighborhoods. I don't. I wonder if
Speaker 3: they bought them one by one or they went in
Speaker 3: and bought a bullets and so they were able to bought.
Speaker 4: Them one by one over time. Yeah, and you know
Speaker 4: what that entails, Bobby.
Speaker 6: You know that takes time, banks, loans, and all of
Speaker 6: them lost their homes.
Speaker 4: It was just such a tragic story. And then the
Speaker 4: lady lost their retails. Are going we don't know, we
Speaker 4: don't know.
Speaker 3: I'm hoping that the insurance, that there's insurance and you
Speaker 3: know that it's going to allow. I was watching a
Speaker 3: show on HDTV and it was in Arkansas, and remember
Speaker 3: what we had back in was a June May June.
Speaker 3: They had all the tornadoes and the floods, and it
Speaker 3: went through North Carolina and all that, and we keep saying,
Speaker 3: there's so many people still displaced eight months later, nine
Speaker 3: months later from from North Carolina in that region, and
Speaker 3: I was I wondered if the insurance was going to
Speaker 3: do what they were supposed to. This particular show that
Speaker 3: I watched, they were they were fixing a house that
Speaker 3: like they had three tornadoes come at once and almost
Speaker 3: took the garage off. But anyway, insurance insurance made good
Speaker 3: on it. So I hope to God that they're going
Speaker 3: to make a good for the rest of the people.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, Hi honey, it's like a big city beer.
Speaker 3: I love him. Now cover Chloe's ears. He's got it
Speaker 3: all over her. I'm sorry you got an ugly duckling
Speaker 3: and a swan write in the same letter.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, you know, Bobby, it's so funny.
Speaker 6: And speaking about the story, because that's that story was
Speaker 6: not reported on the news, and tragically, we probably would
Speaker 6: have never heard about that had I did this event.
Speaker 6: And speaking of news media, uh, Joy Reid from ms NBC.
Speaker 6: They are doing cut back and they have cut so
Speaker 6: many different people from black and brown people, from MSNBC.
Speaker 6: The heads are rolling this is.
Speaker 3: They're checking it out, they're checking it up.
Speaker 4: They're trying to make it to where if you don't
Speaker 4: have anything positive to say about the about the president,
Speaker 4: about the president, Elon Musk who that they just don't
Speaker 4: want to be heard from you, you know, you can't
Speaker 4: be heard from. They're trying to silence everybody.
Speaker 3: Did the same thing on ABC with the View, and
Speaker 3: what they what they're saying is is you know, there
Speaker 3: could be a few things. I don't know if they're
Speaker 3: actually trying to it's least with the View silence them.
Speaker 3: I think that there, you know, people come, there's a
Speaker 3: lot of people that watch that show, and all of
Speaker 3: us are feeling, you know, you and I speak offline,
Speaker 3: you feel in a certain way, you feel in a
Speaker 3: little like a little hopeless. And I wonder if they're
Speaker 3: trying to say, you know, don't because they have a tendency.
Speaker 3: I love the show and what they're saying isn't wrong,
Speaker 3: but they can tend to exaggerate at times, and I
Speaker 3: wonder if they're saying, let's not get the people so
Speaker 3: that everybody is like looking for their guest stove or
Speaker 3: you know, a rope in a tree and that's one piece.
Speaker 3: And then they're all having big layoffs. ABC had huge layoffs.
Speaker 3: They're waiting to see if anything's going to hit the
Speaker 3: hit the View, but they said the view. The morale
Speaker 3: is really low since they were told that, which you
Speaker 3: would be. You want to feel free, to be able
Speaker 3: to say what you want, but you also don't want
Speaker 3: to you want to be negative. Trust you me. The
Speaker 3: man loves theater and there's plenty going on. They don't
Speaker 3: really other than to report on it and maybe break
Speaker 3: things down. They don't even need to be negative. He
Speaker 3: does all that on his own, bless his little heart.
Speaker 3: But joy read and Lester Holtz is stepping down. I
Speaker 3: don't know if he's just doing it because he wants.
Speaker 3: I think he's got young kids. I think he's got
Speaker 3: older and yet like so, I don't know if he's
Speaker 3: doing it for that. Coda Hop Code of Copy was saying,
Speaker 3: you know, come to the burbs and get us see
Speaker 3: in a van with me. But he's still going to
Speaker 3: do a weekly show. I think it's probably just a
Speaker 3: lot to do every day for him. I think he
Speaker 3: might be different.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well they may be off the major platforms off
Speaker 6: those networks, but they can they can be successful on YouTube.
Speaker 4: It worked for Don Lemon. Don Lemon, who is a
Speaker 4: friend of our show, who is a friend of mine,
Speaker 4: just hit five hundred thousand on YouTube. And that's not
Speaker 4: only a check, but that is a lot of you
Speaker 4: is and you are free to say what you want
Speaker 4: to say to reach the masses. So it may work
Speaker 4: out for Joey Read because she had such a big PLATFORMSNBC.
Speaker 4: She's professional, Yeah, and they'll follow her over to.
Speaker 3: You too, Yeah, she's profess So the two of them.
Speaker 3: So what I don't like, and we've talked about this before,
Speaker 3: what I don't like about some of these podcasts, and
Speaker 3: you know the podcast where you know, somebody goes on
Speaker 3: Instagram and they think it's like a big podcast. No
Speaker 3: one's vetting anything. So I always challenge everybody, even with us,
Speaker 3: because we all put a slant on if you don't
Speaker 3: like something or someone or you know, it's how you're
Speaker 3: seeing it through your eyes. Vet the stuff. Don't just
Speaker 3: believe people on TikTok go and check it out. But
Speaker 3: what I can tell you is that Don Lemon is
Speaker 3: no joke his show, it's a team he's got several
Speaker 3: producers that are there. Everybody's vetting he's coming with four
Speaker 3: or five six sources. He's not. He's not just like
Speaker 3: saying it because that's how he feels. And I believe
Speaker 3: that Joyry could be successful because she's a professional. She's
Speaker 3: going to do the same thing. Yeah, but there is
Speaker 3: big media switch up. You know, you don't just get
Speaker 3: to go to the presspool anymore, you know the new
Speaker 3: what Caroline Levitt says. You know it's gonna be up
Speaker 3: to that. There's a certain team and the people who
Speaker 3: have been there just because they're in DC no longer
Speaker 3: have it. Should have a monopoly, and it could be
Speaker 3: you could have a TikToker. Maybe he'll be doing some
Speaker 3: moves and giving us an opinion or something. At the
Speaker 3: same time, what do you think working a little? I
Speaker 3: don't know. I don't like it.
Speaker 4: That sounds like the secretary of State.
Speaker 3: I don't know about that. You're gonna keep that tworking?
Speaker 4: Oh my god? Uh yeah, it is cash mattel Getty.
Speaker 4: And do I believe that they're going to get everything
Speaker 4: that they want. I believe that they're going to get
Speaker 4: everything they want simply because we've handed it to them.
Speaker 3: I do, but I will say some of the stuff
Speaker 3: that I'm surprised surprised at is when Elon Musk made
Speaker 3: his mandate that everybody better email I don't know him
Speaker 3: or is there a main email I don't know email
Speaker 3: him and tell him what they've done for the past
Speaker 3: five days to validate themselves. Now, you have to remember
Speaker 3: a lot of these people have already even laid off
Speaker 3: or whatever. They don't have access necessarily to their email
Speaker 3: any longer, or some people don't have jobs that you
Speaker 3: have to look at the email. You know, you look
Speaker 3: at the email Monday when you get into the office.
Speaker 3: So he had that big you better do it or
Speaker 3: else deadline, and that kind of went by the wayside.
Speaker 3: But Cash Betel and Telsey Gabbert shocked me. They told
Speaker 3: that people don't answer it. They don't speak to him.
Speaker 3: They speak to You can send it to me if
Speaker 3: you want to, and we're not requiring it. You're a CIA,
Speaker 3: you're FBI, you're in the field. That's what you're supposed
Speaker 3: to be doing the work. I don't you want an email?
Speaker 3: And I thought, interesting, Now that must have gone over
Speaker 3: like a fart in church, because Trump and his first
Speaker 3: cabinet meeting, God bless you and all of your can
Speaker 3: everybody looked like they were spanked. And he went in
Speaker 3: and basically said, Oh, everybody's thrilled to have him. He
Speaker 3: and they're gonna listen to everything they say. And they're
Speaker 3: all sitting there like they were far from but he
Speaker 3: gave them, he let him speak. Do you think he's
Speaker 3: setting them up flame? Or do you think.
Speaker 4: And his quote was and if you don't like him,
Speaker 4: he will get rid of you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, well you can get out, you know, like basically,
Speaker 3: so they're all keeping their mouth shut. But I thought,
Speaker 3: all right, gatherd is I think I.
Speaker 6: Think that's a great point that you just right up though, Bob.
Speaker 6: It may be a setup, because.
Speaker 4: Again you are you are still still in my shine,
Speaker 4: You are still you're supposed to be in my shadow,
Speaker 4: not in my light.
Speaker 3: Well I think you know that. God bless them. President
Speaker 3: Trump has never owned, apologized, or said a mistake that
Speaker 3: he has made. We all make them. I spend most
Speaker 3: of my life saying I'm sorry before I say hello
Speaker 3: to people, and then I figure out what I've done.
Speaker 3: He is not like that. When all of the poopoo
Speaker 3: hits the fan as it's probably going to. Isn't it
Speaker 3: going to be easy to blame you one. He's not
Speaker 3: gonna take it. It's gonna because he was too aggressive.
Speaker 3: You know, he was quirky for he was a genius. Now,
Speaker 3: but then he'll be saying he's special, you know, a
Speaker 3: special sauce as you say. I don't know. I don't
Speaker 3: know if there's an overplay for the underplay here, if
Speaker 3: he's actually in deference to them because he is so
Speaker 3: an admiration of wealthy people and he's the wealthiest, or
Speaker 3: is it a setup or is it both? I don't know.
Speaker 6: I guess only time will tell. I'm here for it.
Speaker 6: I want to hear about it. I want to see it.
Speaker 3: I think what the Democrats have to do is I
Speaker 3: was listening to h James Carvil, I find he's he's
Speaker 3: quite a character, and he said that he thinks that
Speaker 3: the Democrats really they need to have tactical patients. They
Speaker 3: need to sit back and let things just implode on
Speaker 3: their own. We don't need to get involved in it.
Speaker 3: And I don't know if that's in somebodys I agree.
Speaker 3: And then another way is we sort of have to
Speaker 3: be a team. Let me ask you something. Did you
Speaker 3: see Jane find his acceptance speech? Did you get a
Speaker 3: chance to watch it in its entirety?
Speaker 4: I challenge you, clickbait.
Speaker 3: I want you to. I actually want you to listen
Speaker 3: to the whole thing. Because she's sort of at eighty
Speaker 3: seven years old, bless her heart, and I mean it.
Speaker 3: She looked like a million bucks. She just had a
Speaker 3: knee replacement not long ago, so she a little stiff
Speaker 3: getting up the stairs. Some handsome fella, a little chippy
Speaker 3: was beside her and helped her get up. She was
Speaker 3: as sharp as attack. I bet Joe Biden was like,
Speaker 3: I wonder what she's taken? Is it Nariva? Why should
Speaker 3: have taken a little of that? She wore the story
Speaker 3: that was thankful, grateful, impactful. She looked like a million bucks.
Speaker 3: She said that she loved the Lifetime Achievement Award. She's
Speaker 3: not looking at it as you know, like an epitaph,
Speaker 3: you know, because she's going, getting ready to go. She's
Speaker 3: a late bloomer, and it's kind of like saying, you go, girl.
Speaker 3: She said. She was very quick on her feet, which
Speaker 3: I thought was great for eighty seven. All of a
Speaker 3: sudden some asshap what's the speaker on is talking like
Speaker 3: they're playing a clip. So she said, see, I'm so
Speaker 3: powerful from this, I can conjure voices. It was hysterical.
Speaker 3: She said that we need these are really dangerous times.
Speaker 3: That being woke doesn't mean that you're weak. It means
Speaker 3: that you have empathy. And she says, and who you
Speaker 3: know means you give a damn about other people, which
Speaker 3: I thought was great. She said, a whole lot of people,
Speaker 3: she does, some in this room, maybe some not, are
Speaker 3: going to be hurt by what's starting to go on
Speaker 3: in this country. She said, we need to We've been
Speaker 3: saying this, but it's hard to do when people dig in.
Speaker 3: We need to sit back and invite the other side
Speaker 3: in and actually listen with our heart and invite them in.
Speaker 3: She used the expression tent. You know, she means community.
Speaker 3: She says, because going to need a really big tent
Speaker 3: to whether it's going to be coming at us and
Speaker 3: it's going to become in sec She mentioned likened it too,
Speaker 3: and I'm right with her. McCarthyism in the fifties and
Speaker 3: how so many actors and comedians and et cetera, et
Speaker 3: cetera were blackballed, and how strong that the union was
Speaker 3: and that there was a place for them to come
Speaker 3: and they pushed back. She also spoke about, you know, uh,
Speaker 3: life is sort of like a documentary. She said, uh.
Speaker 3: She said, you know, pick your favorite one. Civil rights, apartheid.
Speaker 3: She said, would would you be brave enough too to
Speaker 3: uh cross that bridge? You know we're thinking of civil rights?
Speaker 3: Or to take the baton and the dogs? She said, well,
Speaker 3: let me tell you, this is our documentary right now.
Speaker 3: Don't kid yoursel off what's going on in this country.
Speaker 3: She didn't blame anybody. She said, we have to make
Speaker 3: sure we don't isolate. We stayed with community, and we
Speaker 3: have to find positive words that we can put out
Speaker 3: to each other to get over this hump. And and
Speaker 3: she made it seem very positive, like we will get
Speaker 3: to the other side. And thank you very much for
Speaker 3: this award. I really appreciate it, I said, Jane, I
Speaker 3: haven't agreed. I agree with the whole Vietnam thing and
Speaker 3: taking the picture with the Vietcong. But let me tell
Speaker 3: you she had my vote today.
Speaker 4: I appreciate the speech, I appreciate all that, but you
Speaker 4: start off by saying I don't agree with Democrats having
Speaker 4: to sit back and let it, im quote I do
Speaker 4: this is.
Speaker 3: That's what Carava was. That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: This is how we got here.
Speaker 3: That's what she was saying. So Carville I was saying,
Speaker 3: said that let it, you know, sit back and just
Speaker 3: let them take care of what they're going to do
Speaker 3: with your best.
Speaker 4: That's right. We said, we can't let this fester because us.
Speaker 4: This is how we got here. We had. The Democratic
Speaker 4: Party has to find the courage, the strength, and the
Speaker 4: stamina and the due diligence now to put a program
Speaker 4: into place. Now they don't even have to talk about
Speaker 4: it publicly. They got to start moving, not in science.
Speaker 4: So they have to start with an initiative now, Bobby,
Speaker 4: to get us all on board, becasts. They have shown
Speaker 4: such weakness to the American people that our own Democratic Party,
Speaker 4: myself included, I am leary about if I want to
Speaker 4: stay a Democrat or do I want to go independent
Speaker 4: because of how.
Speaker 6: They try the ball to me on this situation. We
Speaker 6: would This is so many different people's faults as Americans.
Speaker 6: It's a lot of our fault. But the Democratic Party,
Speaker 6: we had no strong leadership when they did decide to
Speaker 6: pass Baton to come to Harry as they passing sixty
Speaker 6: days out. We had no strong leadership. So we have
Speaker 6: as a Democrat.
Speaker 4: In this country, I am I doubt my party own
Speaker 4: if you guys are going to make sure that we
Speaker 4: are covered when we put all into that. So they
Speaker 4: have to come up with a strategy and they need
Speaker 4: to come.
Speaker 3: Up with it now and how they can speak to
Speaker 3: the people because the people felt that they were speaking
Speaker 3: to the elite. They did not get the message. They
Speaker 3: didn't water it down enough so that everyday people felt
Speaker 3: like they were being heard. They just assumed as we
Speaker 3: just got through talking about TikTok and stuff, right, they
Speaker 3: assumed people were going to do the work themselves and
Speaker 3: they would see, no, they weren't. A lot of people
Speaker 3: don't take the time to do that. So Trump spoke
Speaker 3: the language that people wanted to hear, the hateful, the racists,
Speaker 3: the whatever. And those are the people that came out
Speaker 3: and voted for him and our people quite a few
Speaker 3: of them, and independents just stayed home. They just couldn't
Speaker 3: and we can't have that. We've spoken about this too.
Speaker 3: I know we're twenty six days in already, but we're
Speaker 3: also that much closer to the midterms. We need to
Speaker 3: get messaging out. We need to reach all of those
Speaker 3: open seats that are that are coming up, and we
Speaker 3: need to start sticking strong Democratic or independent candidates in there.
Speaker 3: But we got to get the message in, you know, correct.
Speaker 4: First, there is there is no lighthouse. That's the Democratic
Speaker 4: Party right now has no lighthouse. And that's what we
Speaker 4: see because even though we know we way out to
Speaker 4: see there is a light that we're going to take
Speaker 4: our navigate towards that, we don't see the damn lighthouse
Speaker 4: because they haven't given us a lighthouse. That is my
Speaker 4: thing with the Democratic Party right now. That's also the
Speaker 4: topic good name of the show. There is no lighthouse.
Speaker 4: So our faith is shaken because you allow this to
Speaker 4: step in. And you're right, Bobby, he spoke the racist,
Speaker 4: fastest hateful rhetoric and his people came out. Unfortunately, some
Speaker 4: of the ones that came out to both of him
Speaker 4: will experience exactly what he's talking about. But they chose
Speaker 4: their racism over that, and they're going to experience the
Speaker 4: bullshit because it will not be then't have nuts, it
Speaker 4: will be the halves and you don't have it, and
Speaker 4: we don't give a damn.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's true something that people are getting their nickers
Speaker 3: in a twist. And this is what I keep saying.
Speaker 3: You've got to pay attention to what's important people. It's
Speaker 3: we we're not in a time that we can sit
Speaker 3: back and not like you're in the car, stick on
Speaker 3: you know, the news, just to just to catch up
Speaker 3: just fifteen minutes a day. I don't want people actually
Speaker 3: going crazy over it. But he is going to sell
Speaker 3: citizenship to to immigrants. He's really looking for Saudi's and
Speaker 3: wealthy wealthy and Middle Easterns and whatnot. But he's acting
Speaker 3: like and he's going to call it because you have
Speaker 3: a green card. He's going to call it the gold card. Well,
Speaker 3: here's the thing, because he loves golds. He's not due.
Speaker 3: He's going to sell it for five million. This has
Speaker 3: been a round flame for thirty years. It came in
Speaker 3: under the first bush and it's been bounced. It's EB five.
Speaker 3: It's an immigrant investor visa program. It is if somebody
Speaker 3: had comes in and they invest a million dollars, and
Speaker 3: it has to be there's a whole criterion. I don't
Speaker 3: know the criteria. Well enough, it has to be in
Speaker 3: rural areas or poor areas, or tech areas or things
Speaker 3: that we actually need. So this person's attractive to us.
Speaker 3: They can stay for the time of that whatever that
Speaker 3: investment is or whatever they're doing. And I don't know
Speaker 3: he's saying he's going to lead it to a paf
Speaker 3: of that's easier to get the green card. We'll see
Speaker 3: all he did. So Trump not Trump, excuse me. President
Speaker 3: Biden revamped it in twenty twenty two. He put three
Speaker 3: new rules in. He wanted more regulation and more government oversight.
Speaker 3: He wanted to make sure there was security provisions for
Speaker 3: the people that were investing. And he also wanted to
Speaker 3: go have a grandfather cause that protects that participants, you know,
Speaker 3: so that they don't get like bounced if if they're
Speaker 3: in the middle of their whatever. He also raised the investments.
Speaker 3: I think it was five hundred thousand dollars initially. It
Speaker 3: raised it to a million, eight hundred thousand. If you're
Speaker 3: going to go in a rural area where they don't
Speaker 3: have a lot of whatever it is. So this isn't
Speaker 3: something that's new, but people are losing their shit over it.
Speaker 3: They're so No, it's been in forever, so you got
Speaker 3: to pay a ten. No, he's going to claim if
Speaker 3: it works out, great, right, he's going to claim the
Speaker 3: credit for it. The other thing is is that when
Speaker 3: it first started thirty years ago, it was they thought
Speaker 3: there was going to be a whole lot of people
Speaker 3: that were doing There weren't all that many, I think that.
Speaker 3: And it was either twenty twenty or twenty twenty two,
Speaker 3: only eighty seven people actually applied for it. And then
Speaker 3: you have to you have to get betted.
Speaker 4: Don't wait, don't let me. I don't want to cut
Speaker 4: you out. I just want to be paid.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 4: So he is recycling the poor immigrants to bring in
Speaker 4: the rich immigrants, because that's what you're doing. He's chasing
Speaker 4: out the poor immigrants to recycle to bring in the
Speaker 4: rich immigrants at a profit to him and his cronies. Oh.
Speaker 4: I just wanted to make sure I'm clear. Okay, continue, No,
Speaker 4: this is the ultra rich.
Speaker 3: So this isn't like so there was what had come
Speaker 3: in the nineties. The people that came in the nineties
Speaker 3: were mostly Indians. So but I don't he's not looking
Speaker 3: for that. He's looking for so you want to talk
Speaker 3: about having more of the have and have nots. He's
Speaker 3: just by by raising that bounty, he's cutting out a whole,
Speaker 3: a whole bunch, you know, and it kind of gets
Speaker 3: rid of you know, he's the New York guy, right,
Speaker 3: it gets rid of giving you're tired, you're poor, your
Speaker 3: huddled masses to breathe free. You know, he's looking for
Speaker 3: send me your your multi billionaires, your you know, no
Speaker 3: huddled masses. You're elite.
Speaker 4: Okay, So I just wanted to be to make sure
Speaker 4: I was clear.
Speaker 6: So because you know, in this country, as Americans, we
Speaker 6: taught to recycle.
Speaker 4: He's recycling. He ran on the program to get rid
Speaker 4: of the immigrants, only to recycle to bring in the
Speaker 4: rituals called the Ultimate. Say, that's exactly what I want
Speaker 4: you because I'm listened to everything that Bobby is saying.
Speaker 4: I just want you all to because good god.
Speaker 3: It's a double recycle. He's recycling the idea and trying
Speaker 3: to I didn't hear him say this has been on
Speaker 3: the books for thirty years when I when I was listening.
Speaker 3: So that's out and he's yes, you're absolutely right, he
Speaker 3: doesn't want those immigrants. But he wants the ultra richer immigrants.
Speaker 3: And speaking of immigrants, he was the birthright citizenship isn't
Speaker 3: looking so good. You know, he had a judge shot
Speaker 3: it down the appeals court. He's going to have you know,
Speaker 3: this is the It came in eighteen sixty eight to
Speaker 3: guarantee anybody that was born here on the soil that
Speaker 3: they could that they're a citizen. It was an umbrella
Speaker 3: for slavery as people being freed, so they weren't told
Speaker 3: to go back to their home. Their home is here.
Speaker 3: They were born here, so that that was the thought
Speaker 3: of it. So it's not looking See he's gonna throw
Speaker 3: a lot of crap against the wall, but it's not
Speaker 3: all going to land. But he's gonna he's certainly going
Speaker 3: to break us up. In the meantime, he's going to
Speaker 3: pit us against each other. He is going to cozy
Speaker 3: up to Putin. You know, he had those Putin talks.
Speaker 3: He also he also spoke with Ukraine. There they're settling
Speaker 3: on some sort of mineral rights. I loved Zelensky for saying, no,
Speaker 3: you're not getting it for payback. That's not how it works.
Speaker 3: They were grants the money that Biden gave us in
Speaker 3: your Congress and House and there's no paybacks. What do
Speaker 3: you think? I am so yeah, I don't know, just
Speaker 3: just crazy. Did you hear guantanam? Obey is not working
Speaker 3: out so well that right now? I guess they have
Speaker 3: one hundred and seventy Venezuelans that are there. They have
Speaker 3: them intense. The ten stone have electricity, heat or see
Speaker 3: and that's against our regulations. So that's not working. Also, strangely,
Speaker 3: flame they were talking about CNN, there is nobody there's
Speaker 3: right now that is actually a criminal. They're all just people,
Speaker 3: if you want to say they're criminals because they came across.
Speaker 3: But they haven't been able to speak with their families,
Speaker 3: their attorneys. They've only gotten out twice a week. Chris
Speaker 3: Cuomo had somebody on yesterday. It was speaking about it.
Speaker 3: So somebody's going to have to do something and get
Speaker 3: down there. Maybe one of the people that they laid
Speaker 3: off can go down and watch.
Speaker 4: It and go on. Toronto. Obey is notoriously known as
Speaker 4: a place where they torture you.
Speaker 3: Well they I'm hoping to god that's not the you know,
Speaker 3: I'm hoping it's like a dormitory as they're waiting.
Speaker 4: Listen. Yeah, that's the white woman speaking, y'all because we
Speaker 4: know better.
Speaker 3: But that's the white We haven't We haven't had complaints
Speaker 3: about that. I will say the sources that they were
Speaker 3: talking we haven't had We haven't had complaints about that.
Speaker 3: But I saw something that absolutely broke my spirit. Was
Speaker 3: was the I mean, it's the UN General Assembly when
Speaker 3: all of Europe voted to stand behind, stand behind Ukraine
Speaker 3: and North Korea, Russia, Belarus, China, people that we don't
Speaker 3: usually you know, stand with, you don't fuck with.
Speaker 4: Is that?
Speaker 3: Is that the correct expression? In the United States of
Speaker 3: America voted it down. I was humiliated that we're in
Speaker 3: that pile of countries.
Speaker 4: Listen, we are. We ain't for Wayne Dame Doodle. I'm
Speaker 4: gonna tell you what though. You know who I got,
Speaker 4: I'm gonnery respect for is the governor of Maine. So
Speaker 4: they were having the first conference and she of Donald Trump,
Speaker 4: was like, were you better do it?
Speaker 6: Because they want to remove transgender athletes and transgender change
Speaker 6: from sports. So he tried to bully her and she
Speaker 6: what is her name, Bobby?
Speaker 3: She is? I'm looking it up because I'm blanking on
Speaker 3: her name. I think it's Janet Mills lay and she.
Speaker 4: Told her, well, you better do it. She said, well,
Speaker 4: we'll He said, I'm not doing that. He said he
Speaker 4: was going to stop all funding's going to Maine. She said, well,
Speaker 4: I will see you in court. He said, well, I
Speaker 4: guess she and then he threatened her that well you
Speaker 4: won't enjoy politics us. You won't come back. Baby, she
Speaker 4: has stood ten tones down. Oh you ain't shaken.
Speaker 3: She's a Republican. Guys. She's a Republican by the way,
Speaker 3: just in case people didn't pick up on that.
Speaker 6: And what I love about her, baby, she's giving me
Speaker 6: Nancy Pelosi VABs.
Speaker 4: That is what.
Speaker 6: You have to challenge him that and he will respect
Speaker 6: the hell out of her after the fact.
Speaker 4: But she's a Democrat.
Speaker 3: I'm wrong. I'm wrong. I'm sorry. I mean to interrupt you.
Speaker 4: I don't want to.
Speaker 3: I swore that she was a Democrat because remember they
Speaker 3: had the shooting there. I swore that the woman that
Speaker 3: was there was a But I'm wrong. No, I go
Speaker 3: she could give a rats for rent and that's what
Speaker 3: that's what flame you're on it. That's what people need
Speaker 3: to do. He doesn't like it, especially a woman he
Speaker 3: must have been ooh, his little, his little I can't
Speaker 3: say they're tight or white, but he probably got his
Speaker 3: nickers in a bunch.
Speaker 4: Oh. And you know, he does not like to be embarrassed.
Speaker 4: And she stood up in front of the room to
Speaker 4: speak back, So that was something. They also had the
Speaker 4: first Cabinet meeting today and from what it looked like
Speaker 4: to me, Trump called the meeting. But it looked like
Speaker 4: from what I've seen in the videos that I've seen,
Speaker 4: it looked like Elon Musk was directed in that train here.
Speaker 3: That's why I'm saying. I keep saying, is this this
Speaker 3: is gonna be because he's very deliberate with everything that
Speaker 3: he does, and he builds people up only to tear
Speaker 3: them down later. And I'm like, is this is he
Speaker 3: blowing smoke up his rear end and he's gonna just
Speaker 3: blame everything when it's when it's when.
Speaker 4: You say blowing smoke, I like to that might not
Speaker 4: be what he's putting up there, but you just said
Speaker 4: blowing smoke with it.
Speaker 3: I don't know, but you know, I don't know. I
Speaker 3: think we're going to have to wait. I think we're
Speaker 3: going to have to kind of pay attention We're going
Speaker 3: to kind of have to pay attention to see how that.
Speaker 4: Goes with these government layoffs. Bobby, good guy, here is
Speaker 4: a roller. They are telling people not to respond to
Speaker 4: the emails, but some people responded to the emails. Some
Speaker 4: people accepted the buyouts and still have lost their jobs.
Speaker 3: Seventy five thousand. It was up to I don't know
Speaker 3: how they can do the buyouts without it going to Congress.
Speaker 3: They hold the money that he can't wave. He can
Speaker 3: talk about it, but he can't actually do it. Now,
Speaker 3: maybe maybe Congress it'll go through and people will actually
Speaker 3: sign off on it, you know, like maybe they'll say
Speaker 3: these poor people if they have to go. You know,
Speaker 3: you know what I would like if all this cabinet
Speaker 3: members went back to their perspective, what they lead, the
Speaker 3: groups that their district whatever, Well they're you know, so
Speaker 3: it's no for take doze out so tell us again.
Speaker 3: Ever would go to the CIA, cash fatality, the FBI,
Speaker 3: Robert Kennedy would go back to but and they would
Speaker 3: actually do an audit on their own groups. You know,
Speaker 3: they're what they're leading and cut the fat. Wouldn't that
Speaker 3: wouldn't that make a hell of a lot more sense
Speaker 3: than just all of these sixty seven probationary people have
Speaker 3: been light laid off from the I R s now,
Speaker 3: I'm going to owe massive money, so I give a
Speaker 3: rats rare runt if they don't get my thing on time.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you did your taxes. Do you
Speaker 3: think if you're getting a refund with sixty seven one
Speaker 3: hundred people laid off, you're going to get on time?
Speaker 4: Oh h, look at me, puzzled, bewildered by that question.
Speaker 4: Absolutely not.
Speaker 6: They're already slow when they hit, when they was at
Speaker 6: mass capacity staff, they were already slow. So now you
Speaker 6: got them crippled with staff where you think you might
Speaker 6: not get your text return till January of next year.
Speaker 6: It is just it is preponderous the way. And then
Speaker 6: he's getting rid of the he's qualified people, and they're
Speaker 6: doing it so quickly without even thinking and so swiftly,
Speaker 6: and then had to turn around and bring some of
Speaker 6: these employees back because they don't know what they're doing it.
Speaker 6: It is just what Kamlin Harris said. It is unhinged
Speaker 6: power to somebody who power is not is so much
Speaker 6: more than just a drug. Powell fules this man pow
Speaker 6: will fuse this.
Speaker 3: Man and being liked. Strangely, he wants people to like him.
Speaker 3: He wants to go down at being great. But the difference.
Speaker 3: We've talked about this many times. The people that are
Speaker 3: on Mount Rushmore, where he aspires to be, they were
Speaker 3: all uniters, they brought us together during horrible times, and
Speaker 3: the United all parties, all people. He's a divider. He's
Speaker 3: not going to get up there. Maybe there's a mountain
Speaker 3: on the other side and they can talk to each
Speaker 3: other or something. But I don't see it happening. I
Speaker 3: just don't. Not when you're cutting, you know, healthcare for kids.
Speaker 3: Seth Moulton is congressman from my state, Massachusetts, and he
Speaker 3: was on Cuoma last night and he said this actually
Speaker 3: shocked me flame. I was not prepared for this number.
Speaker 3: He said, in Massachusetts, one and four children are on Medicaid.
Speaker 3: That's a lot of kids. Yeah, So how in the
Speaker 3: world my sister is on it? Obviously she's special needs.
Speaker 3: How are you going to be a United when you're
Speaker 3: going after the weakest and most vulnerable, the elderly who
Speaker 3: have their nursing homes paid, the little bitty children, babies
Speaker 3: that are born with horrible diseases or need to get
Speaker 3: through or us if God forbid, I got some horrible
Speaker 3: chronic disease. You know, long term disability is only so
Speaker 3: long and then you've got to figure it out yourself
Speaker 3: until you can battle it or get through, or maybe
Speaker 3: you never get through. How are you going to have
Speaker 3: You need insurance. You need to take care of our people.
Speaker 4: I think when they hear medicaid, they automatically think people
Speaker 4: getting welfare, and so they don't think about the homes.
Speaker 4: They don't think about the medical babies who are born.
Speaker 4: They don't think about what snap. They know snap is
Speaker 4: going to be. You're going to get started geting ribbed
Speaker 4: at the grocery store because people are going to have
Speaker 4: to eat, and they're going to have to feed their children,
Speaker 4: and people will get desperate about food that is going
Speaker 4: to you probably really probably need security going to the
Speaker 4: grocery store if they really do cut food stuff. Because
Speaker 4: there's so many people and so many people that voted
Speaker 4: for Trump. Just what the ones you said. It's so
Speaker 4: many of those racist white people and I'm sorry, I
Speaker 4: just have to say like that that votering for Trump
Speaker 4: that get snapped and they get medicaid. It's going to
Speaker 4: affect you. Unfortunately you didn't move.
Speaker 3: Or ignorant like some people. It's not even that they're
Speaker 3: racist some people. He speaks with such conviction and he
Speaker 3: lies so much, and he does it on purpose. So
Speaker 3: I don't even know, Like I can't even say if
Speaker 3: he's actually a liar because he's doing it. All he's
Speaker 3: doing it is a means to to an end. But
Speaker 3: people actually believe him flame you know, like they believe
Speaker 3: that he was going to X y Z so ah.
Speaker 3: So here's another thing that I want to talk about.
Speaker 3: So with all of these these cuts that's supposed to
Speaker 3: be happening, remember eight hundred and eighty trillion, I believe
Speaker 3: is the number, or no, eight hundred and eighty billion,
Speaker 3: excuse me, is the number that they have to hit.
Speaker 3: They're only hitting that. They're not actually going to pay
Speaker 3: down the deficit. They're just trying to get that that
Speaker 3: number to pay for Trump's tax cuts for the elite. Okay,
Speaker 3: So somebody writes in to Elon Musk and says, well,
Speaker 3: if you reach a certain dollar amount, then you should
Speaker 3: pay some people money back to the people. So he says,
Speaker 3: if he hits two trillion. We're not even going to
Speaker 3: hit the eight hundred and eighty two trillion that he
Speaker 3: is going to. He will give five thousand dollars. So
Speaker 3: there's a percentage. You give twenty percent back. And if
Speaker 3: you have seventy eight billion people in the the United
Speaker 3: States and you divide that, you know the trillion he's
Speaker 3: going to get amongst all those people. It's five thousand dollars. People,
Speaker 3: we're not going to hit the low dollar around. Never mind,
Speaker 3: he's gonna hit like a thousand times more than that,
Speaker 3: So we get a check. Don't don't pay attention to
Speaker 3: the nonsense. Research this stuff he says that all of
Speaker 3: us is. I mean they talk openly everywhere, and everything
Speaker 3: is filmed. I mean, honest to god, if he has gas,
Speaker 3: somebody's reporting about it that he had a hot dog
Speaker 3: for lunch or something. You know, you got to pay attention.
Speaker 3: It's all out there. Listen to what they say and
Speaker 3: believe it.
Speaker 4: It's all stage. They are dangled in the apple, an
Speaker 4: apple that you will never get to bite, an apple
Speaker 4: that you will look beautiful to you, shiny should but
Speaker 4: you will never get to bite it.
Speaker 3: And you keep following, Yeah, because what do we talk
Speaker 3: about at the top of this conversation hanging down the deficit.
Speaker 3: So if there is money, it should it should pay
Speaker 3: down our deficit. That's the whole point, right, What we
Speaker 3: would have to do to pay that money back to
Speaker 3: people because we have a deficit, we'd have to take
Speaker 3: a loan out. It's not gonna happen. Pay attention this.
Speaker 3: Some of this stuff is just like so in front
Speaker 3: of you that you're just not They just hear it
Speaker 3: and they think, ooh, the United States does not give
Speaker 3: free money away. It just doesn't unless we're all paid up,
Speaker 3: or you have a horrible pandemic, or you know, you're
Speaker 3: trying to stimulate, like during the recession, trying to stimulate
Speaker 3: a little something so that the whole economy doesn't go
Speaker 3: flip flop. That's not what's happening now. You know, he's
Speaker 3: running on bringing the deficit down. He's going to add
Speaker 3: just like the last time, he's going to double it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the power, the power few. Oh wait a minute,
Speaker 4: what happened, Bobby?
Speaker 3: That was my big That was my big. Ibria all frustrated.
Speaker 4: Oh girl, I thought you's about the final drama. I
Speaker 4: was like, good, don't be following on lives, I can't
Speaker 4: put you up over.
Speaker 3: There, no, no, no, sweet Jesus, you couldn't pick me
Speaker 3: up at need a crane. And and the other thing
Speaker 3: is that there was a whole lotter go on seeing
Speaker 3: in the Daily skim. I love it. It kind of breaks
Speaker 3: down my news in the day. You know, his big
Speaker 3: tax cuts, so to speak, they're going to hit the
Speaker 3: veterans directly. And remember he was all for the veterans.
Speaker 3: He's all for unions, he's all.
Speaker 4: For no he did. Listen, here's this killing part. He
Speaker 4: didn't fool America once. He got us twice. He got
Speaker 4: us twice. So you all have to ask yourself, what
Speaker 4: part did I play in this? Because vocal or not,
Speaker 4: did you talk to people about voting the right way?
Speaker 4: Even though we know it was some it was some
Speaker 4: ship in the game, and it was But he has
Speaker 4: gotten us twice. The second time might be the one.
Speaker 4: This might be the one because all bets are off
Speaker 4: right now and he knows now. He first time he
Speaker 4: came in, he was intricate and he didn't know that.
Speaker 4: I mean, he didn't know the game. He was learning.
Speaker 4: This last time he knows the game, and he got
Speaker 4: all the game players and they play. That's on his side.
Speaker 4: We got in a lot of trouble.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you just said it. That's it. The first time
Speaker 3: he came in, it wasn't even that he didn't completely
Speaker 3: know the game. He didn't, but he had people that
Speaker 3: were that put up guardrails. They weren't going to let
Speaker 3: him go willy nilly. This time, he is trying to
Speaker 3: set it up so that he doesn't. We're going to see.
Speaker 3: We're going to see. Actually when push comes to shove,
Speaker 3: there are a couple of cases that are out with Skotos.
Speaker 3: We're going to see. He is going to have to
Speaker 3: strategically do what I was saying that the Democrats will
Speaker 3: have to do. He's going to have to really pick
Speaker 3: his poison. What is he does he really want to,
Speaker 3: you know, die on the wall for And those are
Speaker 3: the cases that will go to the Supreme Court. He
Speaker 3: com bring everything to the Supreme Court. But meanwhile, uh,
Speaker 3: inflation is going up because you know, the economy is
Speaker 3: uncertain with what people we're gonna buy because of tariffs,
Speaker 3: because of extra pricing. So he's he better stop talking
Speaker 3: about those tariffs because he's gonna he's gonna bite his
Speaker 3: big giant rump, you know, in the in the cheek.
Speaker 3: Did you see that that Roberta flackes.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we lost Roberta like the legend herself. First time
Speaker 6: ever I saw. My gosh, boys, was so calming and
Speaker 6: so smooth, so soothing.
Speaker 3: Smooth, that's the word, absolutely sweet.
Speaker 4: We also lost Chris Chris Jasper from the Icy Brother.
Speaker 3: And somebody from Buffy the Vampire.
Speaker 4: Strating or something like that. Very young.
Speaker 6: I'm telling you right now, please live your lives because
Speaker 6: tomorrow is not promising.
Speaker 4: I'll telling you don't know what's coming. You just don't know.
Speaker 4: They said tomorrow, hell the next ten minutes. In the
Speaker 4: situation that we're in the scariest part about us Americans
Speaker 4: right now is that we put ourselves in this pickle.
Speaker 4: We want to blame this party or that party, but
Speaker 4: we all have a hand in this. We all had
Speaker 4: handle this. Unfortunately, it was entertaining. We didn't take it seriously.
Speaker 4: It was a joke. We discarded it.
Speaker 6: We thought that the people in the high places that
Speaker 6: we elected was going to do the right thing, and none.
Speaker 4: Of that came out to be the truth.
Speaker 6: We are in a situation as Americans and if we
Speaker 6: don't remember that all of us as Americans come first,
Speaker 6: we won't have no America. That we won't because I'm
Speaker 6: telling you there's going to be that the halves and
Speaker 6: you don't have And when we don't give a damn no,
Speaker 6: I'm telling.
Speaker 4: You, I don't want to watch. I don't want to
Speaker 4: watch my Chodren suffered Bobby. I don't what I can
Speaker 4: do something about it. I don't want to see that.
Speaker 3: Well, so you just you just open the door. That's
Speaker 3: a perfect segue into so people are saying they've been
Speaker 3: on your coffee time and they're asking what do you do?
Speaker 3: You go to these town halls, especially if it's for
Speaker 3: the other side, you tell tell people how it's affecting you.
Speaker 3: I have watched over the past week snibbets that the
Speaker 3: different the different channels are showing and let me tell you,
Speaker 3: some of those senators and congressmen are flabbergasted. They did
Speaker 3: not realize that people were their own constituents who voted
Speaker 3: for them. GOP are angry. They're they're farmers who are
Speaker 3: getting everything cut. I saw a whole bunch of black farmer.
Speaker 3: There's a whole group that that that has some sort
Speaker 3: of like it's gonna say support group, but some sort
Speaker 3: of group that they kind of all like work together.
Speaker 3: And they voted for Trump because they thought that they
Speaker 3: were going to get some sort of something. And so,
Speaker 3: you know, you they went to the town hall. They
Speaker 3: let them know that they're they're quite unhappy and what's
Speaker 3: not working for them. And when you're loud and you
Speaker 3: have your receipts, you conscious go everybody and scream. You know,
Speaker 3: you can't be like that. You need to be calm
Speaker 3: because people we'll hear you more. But go with how
Speaker 3: it's affecting you. Exactly the money what was promised the
Speaker 3: day it was promised. I saw on the clip from Trump,
Speaker 3: you know, August thirteenth, that I'm telling you you will
Speaker 3: overwhelm these people. That's we have to speak tooth to power.
Speaker 3: We have to remind them who put them in office
Speaker 3: to begin with, and especially the ones that are up
Speaker 3: for the midterms, and see where they go. Because these
Speaker 3: people looked, I thought, oh, this might not be so bad.
Speaker 3: You might have somebody. Let's see if the senators have
Speaker 3: any more balls. And then Congress did that, just put
Speaker 3: the Trump's budget blueprint through, doesn't mean it's through everybody.
Speaker 3: It just means it got signed off at the house.
Speaker 4: Well, I'll tell you what.
Speaker 6: And if Americans we have the gross set of balls,
Speaker 6: and if you m ain't got big balls, you can
Speaker 6: borrow a man because maybe your balls need to be big.
Speaker 6: And then to get through because we are in for
Speaker 6: a wang dang dueto of a roller coaster rat will
Speaker 6: we survive it?
Speaker 4: Only time will tell.
Speaker 3: I think so.
Speaker 4: But we do have to stand up and fight for
Speaker 4: us as we get stand up of fighters. In the
Speaker 4: words of Kenny Loggins, this is it. Make no mistake
Speaker 4: when you walk. This is it and this could be
Speaker 4: permanently it. So we got to make sure. If you're
Speaker 4: not ready to generations to stop, damn it. You got
Speaker 4: to stand up and fight back as an American whatever
Speaker 4: fight back means to you. And I'm not talking about
Speaker 4: physically fighting.
Speaker 6: You got to write letters, You got to go to Congress,
Speaker 6: you got to stand in solidarity.
Speaker 4: We got to find each other and we remember that
Speaker 4: we got to live together. We don't look alike, we
Speaker 4: don't have the same religion, we might not have the
Speaker 4: same ideology, but damn it, we Americans. This is why
Speaker 4: that have to learn is what it is. Because Bobby
Speaker 4: and I are Americans. We don't look alike, we sometimes
Speaker 4: don't think alike, we just laugh alike. But we are Americans.
Speaker 4: Which 'all remember that first, and then we would get
Speaker 4: out of this pickle. WHOA, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: I think we're going to get through. I think it's
Speaker 3: going to be a black eye in the United States.
Speaker 3: I think sometimes we have. It's not going to be pleasant.
Speaker 3: Everything that we've been saying since the beginning, save your money,
Speaker 3: don't do any unnecessary spending. Don't spend anything on Friday.
Speaker 4: Everybody, Friday twenty eight it's a complete blackout. Don't by
Speaker 4: any don't pay credit card, don't use your phone or
Speaker 4: we don't go back, don't go to the grocery store.
Speaker 4: Let the country fill the crunch of one day. And
Speaker 4: if we can really shake it one day and do
Speaker 4: it two or three days, they will hear us. You
Speaker 4: have to hit them where they live, and they live
Speaker 4: in their pockets.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you do. And that's the stuff you have
Speaker 3: to do. I'm not saying that it's going to be
Speaker 3: easy over the next four years. It's going to be
Speaker 3: what did Musk say, It's gonna be a little uncomfortable
Speaker 3: for a little while or something along those lines. He
Speaker 3: didn't lie, but my god, I think he must have
Speaker 3: been the nerdiest kid in high school. I looked at
Speaker 3: him at that seapack or whatever, and he with his chainsaw,
Speaker 3: and I'm like, sweet cheese, is gonna cut somebody's head off.
Speaker 3: He was filling like Billy big balls. He was all
Speaker 3: that in the bag of chips. Plus it's a little hot,
Speaker 3: but dumb balls. Maybe be he just had his thirteen kid.
Speaker 3: It was his fourth or fifth baby. Mama woman did that?
Speaker 3: What would they call her?
Speaker 4: Okay, y'all, thank you guys so much, Thank you guys
Speaker 4: so much for joining us for laugh and Learning this week.
Speaker 4: Listen to me please, if you have topics or if
Speaker 4: you have questions, hit Bobby up at Laugh and Learn
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Speaker 4: We might possibly have to be having a very special
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Speaker 4: And we thank you guys for joining us.
Speaker 6: Listen, we could not have the show without you, and
Speaker 6: we would not have the show without you. This is
Speaker 6: episode number thirty eight.
Speaker 3: Yes it is. That's what Aaron told us.
Speaker 6: Oh, thank you to o producer Aaron. Thank you to
Speaker 6: y'allin and Dollary Bishop. Also coming up, it's the third
Speaker 6: year anniversary of the of the Black Effect podcast. That
Speaker 6: celebration they're gonna have April the twenty sixth in Atlanta, Georgia.
Speaker 6: Please go to the Breakfast Club or to the Black
Speaker 6: Effect Network on Instagram to find all the details. Maybe
Speaker 6: we'll be there. Maybe you'll see me and Bobby bumping through.
Speaker 6: As long as there's no ice, because if Bobby fall,
Speaker 6: I'm gonna laugh. I'm probab, I'm gonna help way up,
Speaker 6: but I'm gonna laugh for like five minutes.
Speaker 3: First I told you bumbles bounce, it wasn't pretty.
Speaker 4: Thank you guys for joining us, and remember that. Here
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Speaker 6: We will never change because we want you to hear
Speaker 6: it and we want it to affect you.
Speaker 4: Here a laugh a learned. We are not trying to
Speaker 4: get you to change your mind.
Speaker 6: We're only trying to get you to use your mind,
Speaker 6: because why, Bobby is.
Speaker 3: A mind and your vote is a terrible thing to waste.
Speaker 4: And damn it, Democrats, y'all better get together so we
Speaker 4: can vote. This is slam and Roe. That is Bobby Clifford.
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