Speaker 1: We say, if you watch your coffee time the baby
Speaker 1: you know the name Flame, my bro also known as
Speaker 1: my ro Flame, come in with last and come in
Speaker 1: with you love loundes. Baby, you better catch it when
Speaker 1: you can drop a knowledge from fatherhood to politics, shouting
Speaker 1: now comics, just paying homage.
Speaker 2: What's up tests?
Speaker 1: Yeah you know she raised shout towns on speaking to
Speaker 1: the grown a second year. We're gonna laugh, cut up,
Speaker 1: and kick it and at the end we leave it
Speaker 1: with just a list of spirits.
Speaker 2: But you want to revisit so.
Speaker 1: Your first second listen, young folks say it's left, Oh
Speaker 1: folks that.
Speaker 3: We dig it? Good cain.
Speaker 4: No fish do what you do? No this, do what
Speaker 4: you do? Can no fish do what I do?
Speaker 3: No this? Hey Hey, this is comedian Flame Monroe and
Speaker 3: welcome to this week's episode of Laughing Learning. Ladies and gentlemen. Listen.
Speaker 3: We are glad to be back. We are five episodes
Speaker 3: away from season five whoo, and we could not have
Speaker 3: done it without you. We appreciate you being here. When
Speaker 3: I say we, I'm not talking about Heshi Weed, even
Speaker 3: though I am Heshi We. I'm talking about me and
Speaker 3: of course my great producer, mister Aaron and my familyous
Speaker 3: co host, Miss Bobby Clifford.
Speaker 2: Hi you tuts, Hi, you tuts? How's it going?
Speaker 3: Just going good? It's going good. I see you already
Speaker 3: got a little choke, a little tick on what you've
Speaker 3: been doing with your throat.
Speaker 2: I wish I could give you a good story, but
Speaker 2: but I just didn't take my zir tech today.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, don't we having those allergies acting that way?
Speaker 3: The flames are trying to heed you on laughter learned
Speaker 3: Bobby Clifford. It's been a good week. But listen, we
Speaker 3: just hit one hundred days with this president. We're going
Speaker 3: to talk about that. But it's been a pretty good week.
Speaker 3: Last night I did a relationship show in Fox Soul
Speaker 3: with Don with Dona Michi and Tammy McK and I
Speaker 3: was so good on the show they invited me to
Speaker 3: come in studio and that might be something else, so
Speaker 3: let's just keep our fingers and see where it's going.
Speaker 2: It was adorable. You did a great job.
Speaker 3: Thank you, and my ass was Chinese. Did you see
Speaker 3: my eyes look like they were closed? Bobby? My eyes
Speaker 3: are already very small. I tell people that all the time.
Speaker 3: But if someplace else they are completely Chinese.
Speaker 2: They are. They're very expressive, so they show very because
Speaker 2: you speak with your eyes, so they look much bigger.
Speaker 2: But right now they're two slits. I have to say,
Speaker 2: right now, yeah, I need a couple of tooth picks.
Speaker 2: Now they're good.
Speaker 3: Now they're good.
Speaker 2: You can go like this.
Speaker 3: No, it was a fantastic show, and I felt good
Speaker 3: about it because I like doing relationships. You know, I've
Speaker 3: been on both sides of the fence with a relationship.
Speaker 3: But tomorrow I am going to Bozeman, Montana, because we
Speaker 3: have a show Friday night in Bozeman with Timney Hattish
Speaker 3: and Barbara Kayla Aland and myself and then Saraday. We
Speaker 3: are being Missoula. I think I'm pronounced that right, Missoula, Missoula, Missula,
Speaker 3: uh huh. I'm Montana. So I'm excited about that. Those
Speaker 3: are places I never thought that I would visit in
Speaker 3: my lifetime. And then next weekend we're in North Dakota.
Speaker 3: I'm going to kiss a moose. So I'm excited about
Speaker 3: the Red States. A bunch of madagas, and you know what,
Speaker 3: they have been the best audiences because I change hearts,
Speaker 3: I change man's I don't change the way they vote,
Speaker 3: but I damn show make them see me, and I
Speaker 3: make them see other people that might identify like me
Speaker 3: or that they might not click with you like yourself. Bobby,
Speaker 3: you're a defict. You know, you're a democratic woman. You
Speaker 3: have different points of view, but I make them see us.
Speaker 3: I'm proud of that. Congratulations to a Black Effect network.
Speaker 3: They just celebrated their third year. They had a big,
Speaker 3: big schwa wu last weekend in Atlanta, Georgia, and it
Speaker 3: looked highly successful. I was in Chicago working trying to
Speaker 3: get that job at the radio, but it looked great
Speaker 3: and I'm proud of that. I'm being a part of
Speaker 3: Black Effect now for four years and we're looking forward
Speaker 3: to our fifth year. So we're looking that's great for us.
Speaker 3: And our producer Aaron was there. He always keeps us
Speaker 3: in the loop to let us know everything that's going on.
Speaker 3: But enough about all of that hooplah and this and that.
Speaker 3: Movable Bobby, how was your week?
Speaker 2: It was good. It's beautiful here in Boston. Only the allergies,
Speaker 2: so it's hard to be anything. When it's worn out.
Speaker 2: You get a little extra spring in your staff. There's
Speaker 2: new possibilities. I'm a lot of it.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, something exciting.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to North North Dakota or or Missoula,
Speaker 2: but I'm going to live vicariously through you.
Speaker 3: Well, I hope they're exciting places. I'm excited to go
Speaker 3: because there's different audi and this. These are people who
Speaker 3: will probably never see somebody like me. I'm about to
Speaker 3: blow their pennies off. So let's jump into the jump
Speaker 3: into the Bobby Cliffer where. Oh, first of all, they yes,
Speaker 3: they caught the They caught the thief, Bobby.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine her? Yeah, Miss gnomes money her her
Speaker 2: Gucci bag she got and with her three thousand dollars
Speaker 2: of Eastern gifts. They caught the person. Can you imagine.
Speaker 2: I still think there's there's an overplay for the underplay,
Speaker 2: as you say in there. I think they they probably
Speaker 2: sarum the whole time, or we're clocking them and just
Speaker 2: wanted to see if she'd noticed her bag was missing.
Speaker 2: She probably don't want to pay the ten.
Speaker 3: I want to know how irresponsible she is. She had
Speaker 3: three thousand dollars in a Gucci bag that we found
Speaker 3: out from China only cost eight dollars I'm just saying.
Speaker 2: Louis Baton wallet, God bless her. I can't even afford
Speaker 2: the fake Louis Ritan.
Speaker 3: So according to China, they're all fake.
Speaker 2: She also had in their medication. I would have loved
Speaker 2: to have known what that was in her access badge.
Speaker 2: I think if any if this really was a true AFT,
Speaker 2: what they They weren't looking for any of anything in
Speaker 2: there but that access badge. So people better pay be
Speaker 2: paying attention in there, making sure there's nobody else or
Speaker 2: I'm hoping to god they changed all the login information
Speaker 2: to get in. She had blank checks, God bless her.
Speaker 2: H just some sort of co conspiracy, conspiracor that's in there.
Speaker 2: We don't have a lot of information on it. We're
Speaker 2: going to have to watch that, but it's nice to
Speaker 2: know they actually caught the man or the woman.
Speaker 3: Did you think wait a minute before we get off
Speaker 3: of it. But I don't know anybody that even write
Speaker 3: texts anymore. I don't know you write text, Bobby Steele.
Speaker 2: Right in front of me, I write, I'm old school, honey.
Speaker 3: Yeah you are. That's because that's white woman. Because I
Speaker 3: don't know nobody'd write chicks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I do not on everything. But there's there are
Speaker 2: some things that you still unfortunately have to write a check.
Speaker 2: I notice it more on local stuff. So I just
Speaker 2: paid my excise tax for my car, you know a
Speaker 2: few things like that, the local businesses or or government,
Speaker 2: you still write a check for I do. I will
Speaker 2: say I can have a book of checks for two years,
Speaker 2: but I still do write checks. And this is the
Speaker 2: obviously the spot that I write my checks and pay
Speaker 2: my bills. So it was right in front of me.
Speaker 3: But yep, well, the irresponsibility of the irresponsibility of known
Speaker 3: and anything could happen. You know, you turn your hand
Speaker 3: in a blink of a second, anything could happen. But girl,
Speaker 3: you in such a high position of power and authority
Speaker 3: or something like that to happen. Who was you know,
Speaker 3: who was with you? Where was security? Where was somebody.
Speaker 2: Good service her secret service? How did they not?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah, now they know they I know they helped
Speaker 3: presidents dodge willets. But damn stealing persons, you can't do that.
Speaker 3: That seems a little simpler.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think they caught them to the credit cards
Speaker 2: is how they actually caught them. So maybe they it
Speaker 2: wasn't real stolen wallet I was thinking, like, if it
Speaker 2: was another country coming in and met her up at
Speaker 2: the restaurant, they'd be looking for, you know, uh, ways
Speaker 2: to actually get into the United States information. But that
Speaker 2: doesn't see. See, I'm never a conspiracy person, and the
Speaker 2: one time I have a conspiracy thought I obviously was
Speaker 2: really wrong. Did you see speaking of conspiracy and something
Speaker 2: that's distasteful and not illegal, but distasteful? Do you did
Speaker 2: you see that Don Junior is going to start a club,
Speaker 2: the Myra Lago in Washington, d C. Basically, and he's
Speaker 2: calling it the Executive Branch. It is for wealthy people
Speaker 2: five hundred k to join to have access to this administration.
Speaker 2: They're not saying exactly what form. I don't think anybody
Speaker 2: expects to sit down with the president, but I thought,
Speaker 2: I know there are a couple of other groups clubs,
Speaker 2: but Michael, this to me, I thought this, this was
Speaker 2: very distasteful.
Speaker 3: I want to know what Don ju and You're gonna
Speaker 3: do with all these five hundred thousand dollars. You can't
Speaker 3: even blow Look, you can't even blow cast the word
Speaker 3: blow that much money. If y'all know what blowy is
Speaker 3: from the eighties, y'all know what I'm talking about. You
Speaker 3: can't even blow that much money.
Speaker 2: Well, certainly, I mean look at his dad. You know,
Speaker 2: he certainly went through money at times. So god knows
Speaker 2: what kind of likes.
Speaker 3: But the difference, but the difference with Trump is Trump
Speaker 3: ain't never been accused of blowing his money. Now, when
Speaker 3: I say blow, I mean with powder.
Speaker 2: I know he doesn't. My understanding, and I actually believe him,
Speaker 2: is that he is. I'm trying to think of who
Speaker 2: there's another higher upt that's never He's never drank. He
Speaker 2: just he's never been near it. He just doesn't. I
Speaker 2: don't know if he had. Oh he had a brother
Speaker 2: President Trump that was an alcoholic, so maybe he started
Speaker 2: with him. They just decided he didn't want it. But
Speaker 2: certainly that didn't trickle down to the kid. But I
Speaker 2: just thought it really smacks of distaste to me. A
Speaker 2: conflict of interest, I don't know something. But anyway, that
Speaker 2: right now, that that's what they're that's what they're talking about,
Speaker 2: and that.
Speaker 3: Is the absolute truth, Bobby. There is a conflict of
Speaker 3: interest this administration seems to beginning. Oh they learned the
Speaker 3: first go around, and this time they are cleaning up,
Speaker 3: cleaning up.
Speaker 2: SPI Ann had on there and I was listening as
Speaker 2: I was, I was cleaning, and I heard one of
Speaker 2: the they had a panel and one of the people
Speaker 2: on the panel had said, and I think it was
Speaker 2: on the Aaron Burnett Show, that since he has been
Speaker 2: in office, he has doubled his net value. Trump He's
Speaker 2: only been in office three months. Yeah, so they are
Speaker 2: cleaning up. People are cleaning up, and a lot of
Speaker 2: stuff we talked about a few weeks ago, the stock tips,
Speaker 2: you know, and both sides, our beloved Nancy Pelosi benefited
Speaker 2: from it as well. It's not illegal, but I think
Speaker 2: that somebody should be going in there and saying, you know,
Speaker 2: this is distasteful. We shouldn't be able to do it.
Speaker 2: If the American public can't get this stock information. If
Speaker 2: if Martha Stewart went in and did did her time
Speaker 2: for supposedly getting a tip that was given to her broker,
Speaker 2: not even her then, and she got in trouble for it,
Speaker 2: I think that these guys shouldn't be able to do
Speaker 2: it either. You know, we do have the what do
Speaker 2: they say, draining the swamp, but there should be some
Speaker 2: equity and we don't necessarily need to dream the swamp.
Speaker 2: But there should be regulations that are good for all,
Speaker 2: good for one, good for all that are put into place.
Speaker 3: You said a word, Bobby, that has nothing to do
Speaker 3: with this administration whatsoever. Tasteful. There is no taste in
Speaker 3: this administration. They are racking up, clearing out. Everybody else
Speaker 3: seems to be suffering outside of the top one or
Speaker 3: two percent. The tariffs, the money, the food price. I
Speaker 3: went to the grocery store today, Bobby, and I'm telling
Speaker 3: you everything is going up. I went to back Can Goods.
Speaker 3: I said, I was gonna go bay one hundred dollars
Speaker 3: worth of can goose. Yes, so we could be stocked up.
Speaker 3: One hundred dollars worth of cann goose two years ago,
Speaker 3: Bobby would have filled up my pantry. I had four bags.
Speaker 2: I'm surprised even that I went. I left the store
Speaker 2: the other day with it was all an Aldie bag.
Speaker 2: So if you know what the size of they only
Speaker 2: sell one bag, and why wasn't out all day? But
Speaker 2: it was a one Alva bag was seventy five dollars.
Speaker 2: I looked and I said, black. I did have some
Speaker 2: meat in there, but not a ton. But I was shocked.
Speaker 2: I had I had hamburger for my dog. Is that
Speaker 2: sad because I put a little like boiled hamburger and
Speaker 2: put like a a quarter cup of hamburger and his
Speaker 2: food so the dog will eat because he's so finicky.
Speaker 3: But the terrior prices up answer. And here in California,
Speaker 3: we had four ships coming yesterday according to the news
Speaker 3: from China, all empty, all empty.
Speaker 2: Well you heard, there's gonna be a little bit of pain.
Speaker 2: And let's be clear, everybody, this is all Biden's fault.
Speaker 3: Did you hear him saying today, Bobby, I'm like, he
Speaker 3: will put the finger of blame and anybody but that
Speaker 3: mirror that reflects back on him we've got.
Speaker 2: But in fairness that that is him. He is distracted,
Speaker 2: you know, disgruntled, whatever.
Speaker 3: Disparage let me say, let me say the word lie
Speaker 3: he was.
Speaker 2: I mean, we have to remember that under under President Biden,
Speaker 2: there were historic gains in the job market. He had
Speaker 2: a foundation for for manufacturing, manufacturing that would actually bring
Speaker 2: jobs like the chips ACKed things we would actually want
Speaker 2: putting together the stuff that we do. We lose a
Speaker 2: lot of manufacturing jobs to China, yes, because nobody wants
Speaker 2: the jobs here. The tech jobs we want, but the
Speaker 2: actual putting a shoe together. Unfortunately, even though you know
Speaker 2: it's good, honest work, kids today don't want that work
Speaker 2: and they're not going to make it work.
Speaker 3: According to David Muir on World News tonight, the country
Speaker 3: has had thirty three months of successful economy. Now on
Speaker 3: the on the Trump we're failing that. We're failing miserably.
Speaker 3: But of course you say it. He blamed me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he got us out of he brought inflation down,
Speaker 2: and he did it all without a recession. Everybody's forgetting this.
Speaker 2: So that is the economy that Trump got, and he's
Speaker 2: blaming the markets on Biden. Markets. Let's remember it's for
Speaker 2: future growth. You know, it's estimations and it's based on
Speaker 2: future growth. That's not Biden's fault. Biden can't help what's
Speaker 2: happened in the future in Trump's term. I mean, what
Speaker 2: is the the old expression, it's the tariff stupid. You
Speaker 2: talked about the tariffs, and you brought down any gains
Speaker 2: that you had made. He was doing well for the
Speaker 2: two weeks first two weeks he was in office, and
Speaker 2: the minute he started with the tariffs, that's when everything
Speaker 2: kind of went and the only credit I'm going to
Speaker 2: give him was he was coming in hardy. I don't
Speaker 2: know who the advisor was. I think it was Navarro
Speaker 2: who said, you know, put them across the board, you know,
Speaker 2: without even trying any of this stuff. You know, get
Speaker 2: our trading partners, blah blah blah. And that's what scared people,
Speaker 2: and that's what scared the markets. We are hanging on
Speaker 2: by the skin of our teeth, not just the United States,
Speaker 2: but for a global recession, which is it's because of
Speaker 2: the tariffs. Now, I will say when people this is
Speaker 2: what I was saying, I was going to give him
Speaker 2: credit for. But the damage is already done. When the
Speaker 2: auto industry and our trading partners went to him and said, hey, listen,
Speaker 2: this is a this is going to hurt us. He
Speaker 2: put the Kai Baluch on it. But that made him
Speaker 2: look flippy floppy, you know, like he's doing it. He's
Speaker 2: not doing it, he's doing it. I don't like the lies,
Speaker 2: as you know. You know, he has two hundred trade deals. Well,
Speaker 2: this is a problem there because with the United States,
Speaker 2: we only have a one hundred. If my memory serves
Speaker 2: me correctly from US history or just from global history.
Speaker 2: Excuse me, not us. We have one hundred and ninety
Speaker 2: five including the United States countries. Where'd the other five
Speaker 2: deals come from? You kind of have two hundred and
Speaker 2: he doesn't have a deal with anybody yet. China keep saying,
Speaker 2: I argue, they absolutely is no deal. You know, they're
Speaker 2: telling their people, look how weaky is. He's already backed off,
Speaker 2: which is not what you want.
Speaker 3: And the countries that we have to respect are China,
Speaker 3: I'm telling because they standing their ground. And Canada they
Speaker 3: just selected Mark Carney because they ask the other guy.
Speaker 3: And Mark Karney is definitely against Trump. He is not
Speaker 3: for Canada becoming the fifth the second state of the
Speaker 3: United States. He is Canada is his own country, its
Speaker 3: own entity, and they are fighting back, and Bobbie, unfortunately,
Speaker 3: the consumer, you and me will catch here from them
Speaker 3: fighting back. Hell, I don't even think they want to.
Speaker 3: They're not going to even they're already talk about putting
Speaker 3: the visits here, which that's going to change the economy
Speaker 3: because a lot of people come from here to Candon,
Speaker 3: come from here to go to Canadas, come from Canada
Speaker 3: go to here.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so we have Maine, Maine is it's it's part
Speaker 4: of New England, so it's very cold in the winter,
Speaker 4: although it's coastal, so it's not quite I don't think
Speaker 4: it's quite as bad in some parts of Maine as here.
Speaker 2: They're on the water. A lot of Canadians come down
Speaker 2: because they want that beautiful waterfront bar harbor, you know,
Speaker 2: getting yall lobster, you know, type of type of vacations.
Speaker 2: And they've canceled. You know, they had here on our
Speaker 2: local news a bunch of innkeepers that were coming on
Speaker 2: saying they don't have one. The Canadians have, not even
Speaker 2: one is coming. They have totally backed out from their vacations.
Speaker 2: And they said they make up three fourths. You know,
Speaker 2: a lot of people like myself go to Cape Cod.
Speaker 2: I think people go to Hampshire, but the Canadians tend
Speaker 2: to go to Maine. And they said that is that
Speaker 2: is three fourths of our business. That's you know, we're
Speaker 2: in big trouble. They're not playing.
Speaker 3: It is sad, Bobby, because the Canadian government, the Canadian
Speaker 3: people always coming from there. We have always had such
Speaker 3: positivity with Canada that have been an ally. We get
Speaker 3: our liquor from there, we get wood from there to
Speaker 3: build homes, and yeah, he came in like a wrecking ball,
Speaker 3: and just everything has to be knocked down, not to
Speaker 3: be rebuilt either, just to be torn down. It'd be
Speaker 3: different if there was a different plan or a strategy.
Speaker 3: There is no plan or strategy. It's just wreck everything,
Speaker 3: make as much money as I can, and who gives
Speaker 3: it them? What happens to everybody else?
Speaker 2: Well, break break? You know, too much government, you know,
Speaker 2: so Republicans are a less government. And again this isn't
Speaker 2: necessarily bad. I was talking about al Gore last year,
Speaker 2: I mean last excuse me, last week, and when when
Speaker 2: Bill Clinton and he were in they had something rigo
Speaker 2: and it was sort of like it was to get
Speaker 2: rid of excess they got I think it was four
Speaker 2: hundred plus. I can't remember. I don't have I don't
Speaker 2: have last week's notes in front of me. I think
Speaker 2: it was four hundred and sixty five thousand jobs they
Speaker 2: get rid of, and it was billions of dollars. But
Speaker 2: he went in, he said, with a scalpel, not just
Speaker 2: going in and cutting everything. And there is a lot
Speaker 2: of duplicity, so it's not necessarily what he's saying he
Speaker 2: wants to do isn't necessarily wrong, but it's the way
Speaker 2: that he's doing it. And a lot of people are saying,
Speaker 2: from not just the Liberal Party where Carnee is from,
Speaker 2: just in general, that Carnie can sang President Trump for
Speaker 2: his win because he is so anti anti Trump and
Speaker 2: anti fifty first state and all that nonsense.
Speaker 3: And in Trump's one hundred days, which was yesterday, he
Speaker 3: has signed two hundred and twenty executive orders. One hundred
Speaker 3: and forty one of his executive orders signed by the
Speaker 3: President as of this week range from immigration to ending diversity,
Speaker 3: equity and inclusion programs to creating new government programs. Full
Speaker 3: breakdown of the executive orders is you can go on
Speaker 3: land to find out but it and none of them
Speaker 3: has passed. He's just signing them. He's throwing everything you
Speaker 3: get the wall to see what's going to stick. It's
Speaker 3: all just confusion and corruption and chaos.
Speaker 2: Yeap, No, you just said it. And I really want
Speaker 2: people to listen to what flame just said, because a
Speaker 2: lot of people You've got people who are you know, oh,
Speaker 2: the sky is following people and they're saying, you know,
Speaker 2: we've changed all these lasts. No, he has not changed us.
Speaker 2: He's got five things that have gone through you know,
Speaker 2: gone through Congress, but executive orders and laws you need
Speaker 2: you need the executive order plus Congress to sign off
Speaker 2: on it, and that hasn't happened yet so far. We
Speaker 2: have checks and balances in place. The thing that I'm
Speaker 2: really going to be interested interested about is remember we
Speaker 2: had that Garcia that was that was reported, that was
Speaker 2: sent down to El Salvador. I believe he was Venezuelan,
Speaker 2: and a federal judge said bring him back, and then
Speaker 2: Scotis said, facilitate it. I think that's at least three
Speaker 2: weeks ago. He's not here. He said in that interview
Speaker 2: with Oh was it Morgan? Terry MORGANA Maria, thank you.
Speaker 2: I knew it was one of my people, but I
Speaker 2: just didn't know which one. He said that he has
Speaker 2: no intention if he wanted to, he could bring him back.
Speaker 2: So he's kind of spitting in. We're going to have
Speaker 2: to see what Scotus is going to do because they're
Speaker 2: equal branches. I keep going back to an old interview
Speaker 2: at JD Vance where he said, you know, don't do it.
Speaker 2: What are they gonna do? You know, Scota says that
Speaker 2: we could do something make them, make them, make them,
Speaker 2: make us do it whatever you know, whatever that is.
Speaker 2: He was speaking figurative believe the time.
Speaker 3: Speaking of speaking of Dad e Vans, I don't want
Speaker 3: him to come to my house for any comfort of
Speaker 3: tea because I'm afraid. I'm afraid he might bring me
Speaker 3: a piece of chocolate. If y'all don't know what that means.
Speaker 3: Research that research, Pop Francis.
Speaker 2: And that was a ten That was a ten minute
Speaker 2: a visit. Can you imagine if he was in he
Speaker 2: was in any longer? But can you Yeah, poor poor Pope.
Speaker 2: They'll have the conclave. I think it's on the seventh
Speaker 2: of this month. It'll be interesting to say.
Speaker 3: The outcome, the outcome would the outcome would have been
Speaker 3: the same if it was ten minutes or fifteen or
Speaker 3: twenty minutes. I'm so sorry to say that. I rest
Speaker 3: in peace of Pope Francis. Only you and God know.
Speaker 3: But if you send me a note, I'm gonna tell it.
Speaker 2: He's probably up there going on my gun. Trump made
Speaker 2: a comment. I know it was off the cuff, but
Speaker 2: I'm like, this guy doesn't know sometimes to be quiet
Speaker 2: that you know, he could be Pope. He'd like to
Speaker 2: be pope. You have to be Catholic, you'd have to
Speaker 2: be celibate. You know, there's a lot of things you'd
Speaker 2: have to be that you wouldn't that you wouldn't you
Speaker 2: have to live a life of service.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: I don't think he'd I don't think he'd be he'd
Speaker 2: be making it.
Speaker 3: In Trump and Trump's hundred days with those which is
Speaker 3: the Department of Government Efficiency body, he has shaken up
Speaker 3: the political world in his first hundred days, the department
Speaker 3: which has thrust Tesla CEO Elon Musk into the political spotlight.
Speaker 3: Who has really just stole his behind and that's my
Speaker 3: nice way of saying it has made us to various
Speaker 3: government agencies following Trump's promises during his presidential campaign. Listen,
Speaker 3: everybody's saying that Elon Musk went in, he went in,
Speaker 3: he made all these changes. Elon Musk, my opinion, he's
Speaker 3: not making changes. He's making change because he's stealing. He's
Speaker 3: making He is not changing that he is stealing.
Speaker 2: He's benefiting.
Speaker 3: Yes, and no attention to that. He started off with
Speaker 3: him using uh the military money to use Teslas for that.
Speaker 3: That was one of the first things that we saw
Speaker 3: right in our face that he bought all these cars
Speaker 3: from Tesla to make the military. And we see what's
Speaker 3: happening with the Teslas. People are turning their testas in
Speaker 3: or they're they're being uh, they're being tampered with, they're exploding.
Speaker 3: It's just all kind of stuff going on with these Teslas.
Speaker 3: What do you want to do?
Speaker 2: What are you gonna do with them in the desert, Like,
Speaker 2: where are you going to charge it? We're gonna it's
Speaker 2: not like their tanks or I mean, and you I
Speaker 2: have a friend, we have a friend that had a
Speaker 2: Tesla several years ago in Florida and Wendy Day you'd
Speaker 2: be across flour aisles because there's no motor to make
Speaker 2: it heavy that kind of holds it down. It's just
Speaker 2: it's just this light, little, tight, kind of fast. You know,
Speaker 2: you can go really fast if you're if you like
Speaker 2: to zip around. But I just don't understand how they
Speaker 2: ever made it anywhere in the military.
Speaker 3: Get me. Maybe they could put solar panels in the
Speaker 3: top and then when they're in the desert, the solar
Speaker 3: panels can power the.
Speaker 2: Car maybe and hold it down.
Speaker 3: And then Eli Musk, who's no political ties, whatsoever, no
Speaker 3: experience in being a politician. But because he is the
Speaker 3: richest man in the world, he has bought his way
Speaker 3: into this and just made all kind of flukes and mistakes.
Speaker 3: That is not hurting him or the rich ones. It's
Speaker 3: hurting us. Yeah, but there's so many people have already
Speaker 3: lost their positions, their jobs. Some of them had to
Speaker 3: bring back. Some people they did have to bring back.
Speaker 3: But you know, why would you come back then you
Speaker 3: come back this gruntle, or you come back to say, hey,
Speaker 3: I'm going to mess stuff up because of the way
Speaker 3: y'all did it. It was the way they did it, Bobby,
Speaker 3: it was the tactics.
Speaker 2: It was ridiculous. You let him go, then you had
Speaker 2: to hire them and bring them back. You got rid
Speaker 2: of the whole offices. Now you got to get an
Speaker 2: office and put it all back. Yeah, it wasn't. They
Speaker 2: didn't sit back. They didn't. If you're Trump or Trump's space,
Speaker 2: you believe everything was done correctly. In fact, he's got
Speaker 2: the lowest the lowest ratings in history in the past
Speaker 2: eighty years. But that said, it's not as scary as
Speaker 2: you would think it is because he had the first term.
Speaker 2: He's only a little bit lower than that, and his
Speaker 2: base still elected him and you know, and brought him in.
Speaker 2: And only six percent of his base say that they
Speaker 2: have buyer's remorse, you know, even though they see that
Speaker 2: things are going wrong, they just have this belief of
Speaker 2: faith that it's sort of God love them, that it's
Speaker 2: gonna it's gonna all work out. I think if I'd
Speaker 2: like to see some accountability when something doesn't work out.
Speaker 2: And this is on both sides from anybody. You know,
Speaker 2: we tried X, I tried the tart bluff didn't work.
Speaker 2: So now we're going to just go forward and have
Speaker 2: individual agreements. I don't know, make it up, but to sit.
Speaker 2: And I was watching that interview last night. First of all,
Speaker 2: the poor poor Terry he's he's I didn't even know
Speaker 2: who you were, That's why I picked you, and you're
Speaker 2: not very nice. And I'm like, this is like a kindergartener, Terry.
Speaker 3: Terry Marine heads off to you because he kept us cool. Yes,
Speaker 3: he kept his composure, He stayed focused on topic, and
Speaker 3: you can you can you know that he was frustrated
Speaker 3: with the way Trump was coming at him, but he
Speaker 3: held it together. Uh, And that's the thing Bobby. If
Speaker 3: Terry would have japped or matched his energy, he might
Speaker 3: not even be on the air today because that's the
Speaker 3: kind of reached that Trump pass.
Speaker 2: Well, well, everybody's afraid, you know, everybody's afraid of because
Speaker 2: they want their money. They don't want their everybody gets
Speaker 2: federal money and they don't want their money's cut off.
Speaker 2: In the end, will they win their money back? They will,
Speaker 2: but they have to hire attorneys. They have to lose
Speaker 2: a lot of money. And that's why I think what
Speaker 2: happened with George Stephanopolis, right, I think ABC was like,
Speaker 2: you know, George, you're not wrong. It is what the
Speaker 2: judge said. You only repeated the when when he said
Speaker 2: that he had rape allegations, he was he was prosecuted,
Speaker 2: it was sexual assault, but the judge said, so he
Speaker 2: repeated what the judge says. And I think the network said,
Speaker 2: because I'm watching how the view is going, it's just
Speaker 2: not worth it. It's going to cost a fortune. You
Speaker 2: have to get bumped in a car, and your car
Speaker 2: insurance just makes the just pays the person off because
Speaker 2: it's not worth bringing the case for it. And I
Speaker 2: think I think that's sort of what's happening. They're like, oh,
Speaker 2: it's just not worth it. Don't bother. I thought Terry
Speaker 2: did it very well myself. I was a little disappointed that,
Speaker 2: you know, this is the best in history. I did
Speaker 2: hear there was a lot of bottom kissing from his
Speaker 2: cabinet today. There was one lower position that said, you know,
Speaker 2: we're in historical times, and he used another expression, and I, huh,
Speaker 2: he didn't lie. He was It sounded like he was
Speaker 2: asked kissing. But if you went back and you said
Speaker 2: it a different way, what he was saying is true.
Speaker 2: It is historical times. There is a lot of stuff
Speaker 2: that's been done. But I felt he was doing the
Speaker 2: hundred days he did it. He had a Michigan rally
Speaker 2: and I almost wanted to say, dude, you already have
Speaker 2: the job. The rally felt like a campaign rally. You know,
Speaker 2: he was fibbing the entire time about everything. Unfortunately, but
Speaker 2: he I'm like, you've already got the jo Like, talk
Speaker 2: about what you've actually accomplished. Something that he has done
Speaker 2: that he promised that I can't say. It's awful. Is immigration.
Speaker 2: He's got that border shut down. You know, it's the
Speaker 2: lowest it's been where he screws up though.
Speaker 3: Is the deportation, Yeah, there the wrong people, the rest
Speaker 3: in innocent PA people.
Speaker 2: But they're two different things. That one is that it's
Speaker 2: the closing of the border, and the other is yes,
Speaker 2: and there's no compassion. So we have that little what
Speaker 2: was he four years old? You know, the women speaking,
Speaker 2: and I don't even I don't even know his name.
Speaker 2: He's got two siblings. I think there's a two year
Speaker 2: old to four year old, and like a six or
Speaker 2: a seven year old. I know, the two younger ones
Speaker 2: and a mom. The two younger children are Americans. They
Speaker 2: were born here. And unfortunately one of the little the
Speaker 2: four year old, has stage four cancer, and so they're
Speaker 2: deporting the mother. And it used to always be I
Speaker 2: thought that the mother could stay with the kids. The
Speaker 2: mother and the father couldn't. But this is just the mother.
Speaker 2: They're deporting her. She could leave her children here, which
Speaker 2: another person who had a two year old left their
Speaker 2: Childho's now in foster care because she was an American
Speaker 2: and she wanted her to be able to stay and
Speaker 2: get her benefits because there's nothing back in her country.
Speaker 2: But they sent this little four year old home with
Speaker 2: cancer or not even home. This is his home. No
Speaker 2: medication to Honduras. This they're so poor there, they're not
Speaker 2: going to get the should be able to be a
Speaker 2: compassionate release here, especially at least two of them. I
Speaker 2: don't know if the older child is an American, but
Speaker 2: if all of our kids are American and one is
Speaker 2: literally dying, you can't let them stay at least until
Speaker 2: a child passes.
Speaker 3: I don't know. This is a different what they just say? No, no, no,
Speaker 3: what did what did you just say that? Somebody said
Speaker 3: we are living in historic times. Historic don't always mean
Speaker 3: in a good way.
Speaker 2: But that's what I'm saying. That's what I was that.
Speaker 2: That was my point when they said that, I thought
Speaker 2: you hot shit. This is a way to to not
Speaker 2: agree with everybody. But it sounds good, but it is historic.
Speaker 2: It's very un American. We're supposed to be the shiny
Speaker 2: beacon on the hill, A shiny beacon on a hill.
Speaker 3: That's sad and very scary about me. And they also
Speaker 3: arrested a gay guy and shipp him there no arrest,
Speaker 3: He's never been arrested. They got the wrong person. Their
Speaker 3: problem is when they do something wrong instead of and
Speaker 3: they get come up with it. Instead of owning up
Speaker 3: to it. They just discarded like, oh no, we'll look
Speaker 3: into it, but they never do. So you're over here
Speaker 3: in the El Salvador prison. Who knows what's happening to
Speaker 3: you over there? Who knows what kind of stuff is
Speaker 3: going on in a prison like that, what kind of abuse?
Speaker 3: If you're not eating, if you're cold, if you don't
Speaker 3: have a place to sleep. The facility may not be
Speaker 3: the cleans. Who knows? We don't know. And I'm just
Speaker 3: speaking out loud. But then you found that I'm innocent,
Speaker 3: and then you still won't bring me back. That's scary, Bobby.
Speaker 3: Now they might be able to just walk up and
Speaker 3: grab anybody else street, myself included, and just.
Speaker 2: Say that stuff that happened in third wheel countries, and
Speaker 2: then they call and they try to extort from you.
Speaker 2: And if you got no money, if they picked up somebody,
Speaker 2: I mean, you wouldn't get anything. You'd have to come over.
Speaker 2: You have to send two guys over to my my house,
Speaker 2: pick up my couch and shake it for the couch
Speaker 2: cushions to see if you got change. That's about the
Speaker 2: only money that's at my house. But to sit on
Speaker 2: public television with the Supreme Court, where those judges could
Speaker 2: be listening to you and saying you could get him out,
Speaker 2: but you're not going to speaking about Garcia after you.
Speaker 2: They just they had a unanimous decision that he had
Speaker 2: to facilitate the release. Now that said the federal judge
Speaker 2: as well as the Supreme Court did not say that
Speaker 2: once that Garcia comes back to this country and has
Speaker 2: due process, he can't be shipped back out again. They
Speaker 2: said he couldn't go to El Salvador or that was
Speaker 2: the one place that he wasn't supposed to go to.
Speaker 2: But maybe that would be the case. But they said
Speaker 2: bring him back. But he's he's sticking his thumb in
Speaker 2: the eye of the Supreme Court. It's they're going to
Speaker 2: have to do something again. It's three weeks now, because
Speaker 2: he has to be sort of slept on the hand.
Speaker 2: The one thing I will say about Trump is that
Speaker 2: when he gets corrected, he doesn't like it. But you
Speaker 2: know what, he realizes that he's pushed the wall to
Speaker 2: fire and he's actually done something wrong. He does like
Speaker 2: the tariffs. He does kind of seem to back down.
Speaker 2: It won't be that I made a mistake and I'm
Speaker 2: backing down. It'll be some spin to the story, but
Speaker 2: he does. But this is ridiculous. This guy in the meantime,
Speaker 2: he's gone a month from his family and we don't
Speaker 2: even know if he's still alive.
Speaker 3: And that's what I'm saying, Bobby, you know, and then
Speaker 3: you know what kind of horrific things have you went through?
Speaker 3: Even if he is a lad, you come back with
Speaker 3: all those kind of scars on you, Bob, because I'm
Speaker 3: telling you, and a man's been in prison in America
Speaker 3: is dangerous. I can only imagine what it's like over
Speaker 3: there with something like that. And then this one guy
Speaker 3: who had they have They showed him on the news today.
Speaker 3: He's openly gay, you know, and he's not fibited looking
Speaker 3: per se cantasorder. But oh, Bobby, that is that's very
Speaker 3: scary to think about the horrific things that could be happening,
Speaker 3: and not just from the prisoners. Maybe some of the
Speaker 3: guards are terrible. It is.
Speaker 2: It is a different culture. It's a different culture than here.
Speaker 2: We don't really care here. Other communities they do care.
Speaker 2: So no, it's wrong. I think it's why that that
Speaker 2: Hannah Dugan, the Milwaukee judge, reacted, so I think sort
Speaker 2: of poorly. I think she sort of her she let
Speaker 2: her temper get away with her when the ICE agents see,
Speaker 2: under any other president, we we don't allow ICE agents
Speaker 2: to go everywhere. They didn't go into churches, they didn't
Speaker 2: go into courtrooms. They didn't, which is what they're not
Speaker 2: supposed to do. So she had that was it a
Speaker 2: week ago? She had them come into her courtroom and
Speaker 2: sort of because they disrupt the proceedings, and she walked that.
Speaker 2: She walked that man and his attorney out a side door,
Speaker 2: which I think she was wrong because they should have
Speaker 2: been able to pick him up. And he was a
Speaker 2: wife beater to booth, that's what he was there for.
Speaker 2: But I think that's what she was responding to. Now
Speaker 2: she's in trouble, you know. So he's not handling the
Speaker 2: deportation stuff correctly, and they should have be able to
Speaker 2: go anywhere, schools, et cetera.
Speaker 3: Now what has really shook me the most, Bobby Clifford,
Speaker 3: and has scared me the most, And I'm being honest.
Speaker 3: They're arresting federal judges. They are arresting sitting judges for
Speaker 3: going against it. Bobby, do you know that how much
Speaker 3: power it takes to do something like that and to
Speaker 3: a strong arm a judge because they didn't they didn't
Speaker 3: go the way you wanted them to go. And they're
Speaker 3: caring about these immigrants, some of these immigrants in Wobu,
Speaker 3: and they arrested two judges.
Speaker 2: Bobby, Yeah, he's talking about trying to get I don't
Speaker 2: think it's going to go anywhere again. It's it's how
Speaker 2: our constitution is set up he's talking about, and Scotis
Speaker 2: doesn't have the bandwist going to Scotus and saying that,
Speaker 2: you know, local district judges shouldn't be able to stop him. Uh,
Speaker 2: you know, and can you make that happen? I don't
Speaker 2: see them allowing that because with the court cases this
Speaker 2: gentleman is going to have and I'm trying to be kind,
Speaker 2: they just don't have the bandwist before it.
Speaker 3: So last Friday they arrested Judge Hannah Dugan in Milwaukee
Speaker 3: because she directed an undocumented immigrant out of her courtroom
Speaker 3: through a side door. And the FBI director Cash Retail,
Speaker 3: who is a straight nightmare. I don't know how he
Speaker 3: got their job for real. Uh they Bobby, that is
Speaker 3: scary to think that they are arresting judges and just
Speaker 3: locking people up because you don't agree with what I say.
Speaker 3: That is what marshal law is definitely probably coming into
Speaker 3: this country. And if y'all think that marshal law is
Speaker 3: to protect the people, it is to control the people.
Speaker 3: It is definitely not exactly.
Speaker 2: No, it's well, it's supposed to in a bad like
Speaker 2: if there's something big that happens and it's you have
Speaker 2: to do, kind of like COVID, we all had to
Speaker 2: stay in. We didn't like it, but it was to
Speaker 2: protect the people until we could figure out what this
Speaker 2: COVID actually was, and you stayed in. Still, same thing.
Speaker 2: Martial law is to sort of protect, but it's just
Speaker 2: to control what's happening until they can figure out what
Speaker 2: it is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So until they got you under control and telling
Speaker 3: you what to do, and if you do anything different,
Speaker 3: you're going to be shipped off to a prison in
Speaker 3: the El Salvador, Yeah, and left with no communication. Your
Speaker 3: family don't know what's going on with you, where you are,
Speaker 3: how you're doing, what you're doing, how you did or that.
Speaker 3: Those are very scary situations. But again y'all voted for this.
Speaker 3: I need I need to constantly remind you people of
Speaker 3: that y'all voted for this. This is Oh, Bobby, you
Speaker 3: just gave me a chill, because girl, what if they
Speaker 3: arrest somebody, you know? And that is crazy. It is scary,
Speaker 3: It is dumb.
Speaker 2: It is That's why we have to We have a
Speaker 2: year and a half until the midterms.
Speaker 3: And the Democrats get us a candidate.
Speaker 2: Please and get us a message, get us a clear,
Speaker 2: concise message. Let's not have Trump got in because the
Speaker 2: Democrats lost because we did not do things correctly the
Speaker 2: last time. If we had, then he wouldn't have got in.
Speaker 2: So now let's limit the power of this administration. Well,
Speaker 2: lin us the chaos. I don't want to say the power.
Speaker 2: I don't like the chaos. I like kind of knowing
Speaker 2: what's going on. So if we can switch one of
Speaker 2: the houses back and gain seats in the other, or
Speaker 2: switch both, would be would be my hope. That will,
Speaker 2: you know, really limit some of this nonsense that's going on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, the candidate that we can understand now that
Speaker 3: we have to go ahead and pick apart because that's
Speaker 3: what Democratic party does. We pick out. We pick our
Speaker 3: own people apart first. But if we can get that
Speaker 3: done and get past that one first wall, the first
Speaker 3: ocean wave, to get on an even keel. Like you said, Bobby,
Speaker 3: a year and a half, it does not sound like
Speaker 3: it's a long way away. It's closer than you know.
Speaker 3: But if you see the chaos that we've been in
Speaker 3: for the first one hundred days, imagine this for another
Speaker 3: three and a half years. Three years and six months
Speaker 3: will be exact, and what is.
Speaker 2: The next one hundred gonna look like? Yipes?
Speaker 3: So let's get on board. Let's get somebody that we
Speaker 3: can all fix the person. You're not gonna find a
Speaker 3: perfect candidate, so get them there or hear and fix
Speaker 3: them so that we don't like them enough to say, hey,
Speaker 3: we don't want to do this anymore. Because Trump already
Speaker 3: got paraphernia out that they're selling Trump twenty twenty eight
Speaker 3: because he's trying to change the Constitution and go for
Speaker 3: a third term.
Speaker 2: He says he doesn't like because they would do it
Speaker 2: on a loophole. Steve Bannon is Chris Cuomo called Steve
Speaker 2: Bannon Maga's spirit animal. Steve Bannon is off from going
Speaker 2: for a third term. I don't know if even Trump
Speaker 2: himself he'll beat his mid eighties, for the love of God,
Speaker 2: until can you imagine, Yeah.
Speaker 3: He ain't gonna know who the helly, he ain't gonna
Speaker 3: know who the hell he is by the time he
Speaker 3: finished this. When you see them babbling every time, I
Speaker 3: told you I do, let him talk for more than
Speaker 3: four minutes. Don't ask him no questions, just let him go.
Speaker 3: And he babbles and rambles and ruffles and what's your word, kerfuffles,
Speaker 3: He kerfuffles.
Speaker 2: He does. He just goes on. And I don't know
Speaker 2: after the looks that uh Melania was given him at
Speaker 2: the at the Pope's funeral, I don't know if she
Speaker 2: could take another so many years.
Speaker 3: The open, the open disrespect of wearing a blue suit
Speaker 3: when you were asked to wear a black suit to
Speaker 3: the post funeral. You know, a boy, the wars have
Speaker 3: been started behind stuff like that because it's a blatant
Speaker 3: disrespect to the country and to that person.
Speaker 2: But that's but that show that's who he is. He
Speaker 2: If you told him they should have said wear a
Speaker 2: blue suit, guess what he would have won the black suit. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so that's what they should have if they played it correct.
Speaker 2: Why he had to As I said, he stid, but
Speaker 2: he did exactly what he wanted. He stuck out like
Speaker 2: a sore song. So when they showed any type of imagery,
Speaker 2: either the drone, whatever, you could just pinpoint exactly where
Speaker 2: he was because everybody else had one what they were
Speaker 2: supposed to have on.
Speaker 3: We just said something, you just said something. They played
Speaker 3: it wrong. Though they did what they were supposed to,
Speaker 3: they did the correct way. He did it wrong. You
Speaker 3: do not entertain a child. You do not entertain childlike
Speaker 3: behavior from a damn adult who is the leader of
Speaker 3: the free world. Unfortunately, and I hope it not much longer,
Speaker 3: but good God, is this is crazy. Y'all be careful
Speaker 3: out there, and don't take no chocolates from JD. Van's
Speaker 3: because rumor has it it would be the last good
Speaker 3: piece of chocolate you ate.
Speaker 2: It was probably an ex slax, for the love of God,
Speaker 2: if it was an X lax, but the damn show
Speaker 2: made him an X and he is laxed forever.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying that's all conspiracy theory. It was a
Speaker 3: flame of rose starts, not the thoughts of black effect
Speaker 3: iHeart or Bobby Clifford. I'm telling you right, now and
Speaker 3: if it looked like shit and it smell like shit,
Speaker 3: is damn show shit and that looks real shisty to
Speaker 3: me last week out?
Speaker 2: Yeah he did. Yeah, he's been well. You know, I
Speaker 2: would have hoped that jd. Vance would have gone and
Speaker 2: met the Pope and got some sort of something, you know,
Speaker 2: had us all some sort of sign. I don't think
Speaker 2: it happened. I don't think it happened at all. I
Speaker 2: think he dug in.
Speaker 3: Look at the look on my face, Bobby.
Speaker 2: Shitty.
Speaker 3: I wish I wish he would have said I'm allergic
Speaker 3: to chocolate, and just you know, I wish he would
Speaker 3: have said it so alertly.
Speaker 2: Something I would Yeah, I kinnikin he certainly you think
Speaker 2: I'm having a coffin thing that poor poor baby has
Speaker 2: double pneumonia and everything else. God love them.
Speaker 3: We are. We are on the precipice of season five ations.
Speaker 3: I'm here and laugh and learn. Thank you guys so
Speaker 3: much for supporting us, sharing with us everywhere I go.
Speaker 3: I talk about the podcast with me and my co
Speaker 3: host Bobby Clifford, because we spread the word and hopefully
Speaker 3: we are teaching you guys something, and y'all are sending
Speaker 3: us information to help us learn because we are in
Speaker 3: a boat, all of us right now, and it can
Speaker 3: be the grandest boat, it could be the cheapest, bote,
Speaker 3: whatever boat you want to do. And they have a
Speaker 3: side for the rich people and they have a side
Speaker 3: for the poor people. What the rich people keep forgetting
Speaker 3: that if the boat sinks with no life with no
Speaker 3: life boats, we all drown. And that's how America is
Speaker 3: looking right now. We are on a drowning boat. We
Speaker 3: got to start sticking together. We got to live in
Speaker 3: this thing together. We really have to. So thank you
Speaker 3: guys for the support. And I hope that we get
Speaker 3: a chance to hang out with you guys for a
Speaker 3: whole other season. What you think, Bobby, meet you.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm hoping, I'm hoping it. I love your boat analogy.
Speaker 2: But it reminds me of because there are so few
Speaker 2: of the top one percent. I'm thinking of the boat
Speaker 2: and if the bulk of us are on one side
Speaker 2: and there on the other and they're not playing, they're
Speaker 2: not playing you know, a pool with us, the boat's
Speaker 2: gonna flip anyway. So we all have to kind of
Speaker 2: work together even out, you know, the wake distribution speaking
Speaker 2: of this girl here wait distribution, And.
Speaker 3: My god, she's so terrible.
Speaker 2: I could be I could be my friend a a
Speaker 2: one percenter And yeah, we gotta we gotta fix it.
Speaker 2: We've got to let people know when things aren't good.
Speaker 2: Keep going to the town halls. They seem to be working.
Speaker 2: They're really taking the information there.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, speaking of which body they just went.
Speaker 3: They just went ham on Byron Donaldson on the town
Speaker 3: hall in South Carolina the other day. We deservedly so.
Speaker 3: And now you see Candice Owns wants to come back
Speaker 3: to the black side. She she didn't get what she
Speaker 3: thought she was gonna, kid, stay your ass over there.
Speaker 3: We don't want you, lady. Uh we this and this
Speaker 3: is why you need to know who you are, because
Speaker 3: of course you're not gonna agree with everything nobody says
Speaker 3: you're not. That's just not who we as people. As
Speaker 3: a person, but damn it, getting in tune with something
Speaker 3: that is going to help you and people like you
Speaker 3: and your future. Not when I say people like you,
Speaker 3: I'm talking about Americans. I ain't talking about no identity
Speaker 3: or color, religion, because guess what, we're all America and
Speaker 3: where they putting it still making moves on Ukraine. We
Speaker 3: look like sitting ducks with all this terror foolishness that
Speaker 3: has not been figured out when we are the consumer
Speaker 3: has to pay for this, and thank you to Jeff Bezos.
Speaker 3: Thank you Jeff Bezos putting old but putting the terriff
Speaker 3: prices on now when you order from Amazon, so we'll
Speaker 3: see where our money is going and why we have
Speaker 3: to pay this money and who did this because they
Speaker 3: did not understand the terrorff thing, or if they did
Speaker 3: understand it, the backdoor deals that they are making is
Speaker 3: still hurting us. So thank you Jeff Bezos for putting
Speaker 3: it in black and white. And that's what I'm hoping
Speaker 3: that happens. Bobby, so many of his people get so
Speaker 3: fed up with the BS that they started turning on
Speaker 3: them and putting them on blast. That's going to drive
Speaker 3: them crazy, That's.
Speaker 2: What or exactly, but that's what The auto industry the
Speaker 2: same that they were talking. They were using a Ford
Speaker 2: Explorer as an example, and Trump did have some sort
Speaker 2: of come to genus with himself, I think, with the
Speaker 2: auto industry. But they're still going to be tariffs. He's
Speaker 2: going to reduce them on parts that we have to
Speaker 2: that are made overseas that you're going to bring here.
Speaker 2: But they're saying the difference could be between twenty five
Speaker 2: to one hundred to twelve thousand in tariffs. We're going
Speaker 2: to have to wait and see. And they have come
Speaker 2: right out Ford and said it is going to pass
Speaker 2: on to the consumer. We can eat it for a
Speaker 2: short period of time. Right now, they're doing something called
Speaker 2: of course the tariffs haven kick kicked in, but you know,
Speaker 2: kicked in for them yet. At least the vehicles that
Speaker 2: are on the lots should be sold regularly. They're doing
Speaker 2: employee pricing, so that's a short term thing that you
Speaker 2: can do. But Ford not to employee pricing for the
Speaker 2: next three and a half years. It's just not work.
Speaker 2: They could do it for a month or two, but
Speaker 2: that's about as much as they're gonna So if people
Speaker 2: actually are seeing it, it's not a little bit of pain.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be a lot of pain for people who
Speaker 2: are middle to middle low income or who live paycheck
Speaker 2: to paycheck like myself. We're really gonna feel it. You
Speaker 2: haven't seen me in this black sweatshirt all the.
Speaker 3: Time, are you listen? I'm feeling you might see me
Speaker 3: naked because I can't afford no clothes. So I'm telling
Speaker 3: you about me. But I'm a throw shop girl anyway.
Speaker 3: So I found something. You have a.
Speaker 2: Garage that that is if somebody went near it was
Speaker 2: an aerosol can in a match, it would blow up
Speaker 2: and burn for five years. With all the clothes you
Speaker 2: got in there, you could you could redo. I wish
Speaker 2: I could sell because you could redo stuff. So you're
Speaker 2: not a good example. Don't throw yourself. Maybe clothing your
Speaker 2: kids or something.
Speaker 3: Money money wise, we are all in a crunch. Stand together.
Speaker 3: Remember that we Americans. I know y'all. I know the
Speaker 3: hate comes from the top, but I have had conversation
Speaker 3: with mega people and we have had the best conversations.
Speaker 3: We didn't talk politics, We just talked as people. It
Speaker 3: is the division is definitely coming from the top. But
Speaker 3: if you actually sit down and have a conversation with
Speaker 3: somebody and don't be on the foolishness, you might find
Speaker 3: out that you know what, you got on the red
Speaker 3: hat and I got on a blue hat, and I
Speaker 3: like you and you like me. Wow, that would be
Speaker 3: great to see. That would be great to see.
Speaker 2: I agree with that. I think that the parties in
Speaker 2: the media really have a lot of division going right
Speaker 2: now because.
Speaker 3: You do that media, Bobby, I'm only split with me.
Speaker 3: I'm glad you said that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, it really, it really is, because it's how
Speaker 2: how they spend things and the parties, the parties needs
Speaker 2: to be to be at loggerheads as well. But I'm
Speaker 2: finding that the Independent Party is growing more and more
Speaker 2: and more and more and more because people, more of
Speaker 2: us are in the middle. We do believe the same thing.
Speaker 2: So so get out there, go to your town halls,
Speaker 2: call your congressman, and really look for who you think
Speaker 2: could be a leader and then a uniter. I know
Speaker 2: that's what Joe Biden had wanted to be. Unfortunately, I
Speaker 2: did you know, the country was too crazy for him
Speaker 2: to I think that's why he got in. It's because
Speaker 2: he wasn't Trump.
Speaker 3: That's a great title to Bobby. We need a united
Speaker 3: we need a united for the United States because we
Speaker 3: are the the United States. I like that, Bobby. Listen, ladies,
Speaker 3: and never thank you so much. Where can we find you,
Speaker 3: Bobby Clifford, I.
Speaker 2: Am at Bobby Clifford on Facebook. I'm at Clifford Bobby
Speaker 2: on Instagram. Loaf and Learn podcast on Instagram and Bobby
Speaker 2: Clifford on TikTok. How about yourself, my friend, You're.
Speaker 3: Gonna find me in the bathroom in about two minutes
Speaker 3: because I got a peek. But before that, I'm on
Speaker 3: tour with timmany Hattish at Timney Hattie dot com. Tomorrow night,
Speaker 3: I mean Friday night, we will be May second, my
Speaker 3: mother's birthday, Happy Birthday Battle. We will be in Ooh.
Speaker 3: Where we're going, We're going to and Missoula, Montana. And
Speaker 3: then Saturday we'll be in Missoula, Montana. And then next
Speaker 3: weekend we'll be in North Dakota. Go to Bizmarck and
Speaker 3: somewhere else. Go to timpany Hades our company. The tickets.
Speaker 3: We're here at Laugh Learn. You can find me on
Speaker 3: all social media platform at Monroe Flame on Instagram and
Speaker 3: Flamaro everywhere else. I have not been doing coffee time,
Speaker 3: but kind of full back because it's just the news
Speaker 3: is very heavy. Let me just say that watching the
Speaker 3: news and right now under the current administration, it is
Speaker 3: double heavy. It's like the blanket is turned on high
Speaker 3: and it is so heavy on your shoulders, so you
Speaker 3: have to pull back some to save you. So I've
Speaker 3: been pulling back and only get what we necessarily need
Speaker 3: for laugh alart. But I'm still repopping in with Love Lounge,
Speaker 3: and hopefully I'm going to be doing this thing with
Speaker 3: Fox Soul, this new relationship. So we will see. But
Speaker 3: outside of the Lady, I'll see you guys somewhere. Thank
Speaker 3: you for joining us. Thank you to a proud producer, Aaron,
Speaker 3: Thank you, Black Effects. We will see you next week
Speaker 3: because here a laugh and Learn. The model has not
Speaker 3: changed and even will not change for season five. Here
Speaker 3: at Laugh and Learn, we are not here to change
Speaker 3: your mind. We are only trying to get you to
Speaker 3: use your mind, because why Bobby.
Speaker 2: Because your mind and your vote are a terrible thing
Speaker 2: to waste.
Speaker 3: And some of y'all don't wasted y'all vote, But you
Speaker 3: better fix it the next time, because y'all see the
Speaker 3: shit show me in. Thank you for joining us here
Speaker 3: at laugh alone. We will see you next week. Do sing.
Speaker 3: Don't miss an episode of Laugh and Learn. Listen and
Speaker 3: subscribe on the Black Effect Podcast Network, Alright, Heart Radio
Speaker 3: app or wherever you get your podcasts. Laugh and Learned
Speaker 3: Podcast is a production of the Black Effect Podcast Network.
Speaker 3: And iHeartRadio. Our ejective producer is Tippity Hattish. Our theme
Speaker 3: music is by the one and only Chrissy Payne. Thank you, guys.
Speaker 3: This is Flaming Road. Don't forget to laugh, Listen and
Speaker 3: learn