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Speaker 2: Hey, hey, hey, welcome to this week's episode of Laughing Alert.
Speaker 2: Ladies and gentlemen. Listen. We are so glad you're here,
Speaker 2: my co host, my beautiful Bobby Cliff and to see Hi.
Speaker 2: You to it. And we just want to start off
Speaker 2: by saying congratulations to the Philadelphia Eagles for capturing the
Speaker 2: Super Bowls fifty ninth title about fifty nine and Philadelphia Eagles,
Speaker 2: they didn't shut out Kansas City. But they did pretty good.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you those boys from listen. I thought, I
Speaker 2: personally thought that that Kansas City was gonna do way better.
Speaker 2: But ooh, the Philadelphia Eagles say, we hungry and we
Speaker 2: wanted and it was forty two twenty nine and they
Speaker 2: barely got them twenty nine. They got them at the
Speaker 2: very een.
Speaker 3: Body, what do they say any given Sunday, It's just
Speaker 3: it's just mojo from what I hear because I didn't
Speaker 3: watch it. I'm a New England Patriots fan, and we
Speaker 3: have done so shitty over the past few years that
Speaker 3: I was sour grapes this year. I just didn't want
Speaker 3: to watch it, but it sounded like Kansas City could
Speaker 3: just couldn't kind of get it together. Let me ask
Speaker 3: you a question, because I feel very old and very white.
Speaker 2: What did you think you are? Very white? Now?
Speaker 3: What did you think of the halftime show? Because I
Speaker 3: watched it after because there's been so much haullablue and
Speaker 3: I thought I couldn't understand the GD word he was saying.
Speaker 2: I don't know, so let keep so let me show
Speaker 2: you where me and you are the same person in
Speaker 2: this country, same age and same demographic. I don't understand
Speaker 2: all the words too, not like us either. I know
Speaker 2: the message behind the song. And then I had to
Speaker 2: close captioning on so I could catch it because gird
Speaker 2: that rappers a little too fast.
Speaker 3: For me, and I was like, I don't get it, and.
Speaker 2: I understood the message behind it. In the game, he
Speaker 2: used the game controller console and the prison records and
Speaker 2: then they used the red, white and blue and it
Speaker 2: hit all black dancers. It was a message to black
Speaker 2: people in this country that we really need to stand
Speaker 2: and band together because we are in a full on
Speaker 2: war with this new administration. But it was a cultural divide,
Speaker 2: and he stood in the middle of the red and
Speaker 2: the blue. I'm telling you, Bobby, it was so many
Speaker 2: subliminal messages. But let me tell you when I knew
Speaker 2: it was gonna be gangster, because I was not sure
Speaker 2: that Kendrick Lemar was actually going to do not like us,
Speaker 2: because that's supposed to have been a beef rexween him and Drake.
Speaker 2: But when he had Sam Jackson comes dressed up as
Speaker 2: Uncle Sam, I said, all shit, the niggas is about
Speaker 2: to go. Grace.
Speaker 3: I didn't love it. I loved that, but I don't
Speaker 3: think I have to be honest. I don't know if
Speaker 3: it's age or a cultural thing. I didn't get all
Speaker 3: the subliminal messages. I got the so people were also
Speaker 3: complaining about like dancing, But I think it was a
Speaker 3: great show. He was there, he entertained. I kept my
Speaker 3: eyes on him. It wasn't like I was off looking
Speaker 3: at somebody else. But I didn't get I don't know
Speaker 3: his beast with Drake. I don't know Drake. I didn't
Speaker 3: get the you know, the tennis place Serena when she
Speaker 3: came in, I didn't get that. I loved the crip walking,
Speaker 3: but I didn't get that.
Speaker 2: Let me explain everything. So Serena Williams is an ex
Speaker 2: girlfriend of Drake Scissa, So it's Sissy who was both
Speaker 2: in his performance Serenity of the crib Walk and Sissy
Speaker 2: used to be Drake's girlfriend. So all of that was
Speaker 2: throwing it. But okay, I'm gonna ask you as a
Speaker 2: white woman and as a straight white woman, and I
Speaker 2: know you've never been with, you know, somebody like Kendrick Lamar,
Speaker 2: but was you checking out those stats and those jeans
Speaker 2: and tell the truth of Shade the Devil's body.
Speaker 3: You know, I gotta be honest, because he said the
Speaker 3: drawers were going to fall off when he got really
Speaker 3: low with the pants, I'm like, oh Jesus, I hope
Speaker 3: they stay on and when he goes and stands up. No,
Speaker 3: I was actually I was trying to pay attention and
Speaker 3: see if I could see what the controversy was. But
Speaker 3: I didn't get it. I thought it was a solid show.
Speaker 3: I mean, I've seen on the shows that I wanted
Speaker 3: to go to sleep at. It held my attention to
Speaker 3: the whole.
Speaker 2: You're about to entertain. I'm not asking you about the
Speaker 2: entertainment right now. You did you look at him as
Speaker 2: the main.
Speaker 3: Isn't he Isn't he only in his thirty so I'd
Speaker 3: be like a dirty old woman that's like my kid's age.
Speaker 2: It's plinty teachers out here. That's dirty old women. Okay,
Speaker 2: not this, not this one now.
Speaker 3: So No, I wasn't. I was looking at him for
Speaker 3: entertainment factor. He seemed to hit every verse, every rhyme,
Speaker 3: like everything he was spitting. I just couldn't hear it.
Speaker 2: So let me tell you what I was most impressed
Speaker 2: by with Kendrick Lamar as not only a storyteller, but
Speaker 2: a rapper. The fact that he did that thirteen minutes.
Speaker 2: There was no loud sound beats in the back rappers,
Speaker 2: there were no hype men, there were no this man
Speaker 2: and kept his breath and and walked and performed and
Speaker 2: danced and kept up. That was thirteen minutes of constant
Speaker 2: movement in front of a huge artist. But Kendrick Lamar
Speaker 2: is more than just your everyday rapper. He's feel surprise winning.
Speaker 2: He's won twenty two Grammys, he also had an American
Speaker 2: Music Award. He had all black people on the stage dance,
Speaker 2: and I know some people are offended by that, but
Speaker 2: sometimes we had to put white people in because we
Speaker 2: had to. White folks ain't never had to put black
Speaker 2: folks in because they had to. He did what he
Speaker 2: wanted to, and I thought that that was giving a
Speaker 2: message we are here, we're doing it our way. And
Speaker 2: I thought that was great by me. And I don't
Speaker 2: want to wait a minute, hold on it for you
Speaker 2: cut me off. I don't want to push that whole
Speaker 2: racial divat, even though our country is a huge racial
Speaker 2: divat right now. He showed so much authority as a black,
Speaker 2: proud black man that hey this is what I want
Speaker 2: to do, and then he teased us were They said,
Speaker 2: I don't say it because they like to sue. And
Speaker 2: then when he dropped it, Bobby, I was like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: but I'm telling you I already knew it was about
Speaker 2: to get gangs because anytime Sam Jackson is involved, because
Speaker 2: Sam Jackson is black, and the black Black double Black
Speaker 2: Tuople black. It was fantastic history. It's the most watched
Speaker 2: halftime show in the history of the Super Bowl. One
Speaker 2: thirty three million people watch.
Speaker 3: I don't know what they watch for.
Speaker 2: I don't care if they watch for good or for bad.
Speaker 2: The fact is they're watched.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, he So here's what I didn't even notice.
Speaker 3: I didn't know noticed that it was all black people performing.
Speaker 3: I just noticed the performances. I've said that you before.
Speaker 3: I looked at people for what they're doing, and I
Speaker 3: wasn't looking at faces. I was looking at movements. Everybody
Speaker 3: was in sync, everybody was on, they followed him. It
Speaker 3: just I thought it was for me, an entertaining show.
Speaker 3: You know, I didn't notice any of the negativity because
Speaker 3: I said, God, I am I am not woke or
Speaker 3: him because I'm not I'm not picking up on it.
Speaker 3: I thought it was great.
Speaker 2: I was very proud that Kendrick Lamar on that platform,
Speaker 2: the one of the largest platforms in the world, to
Speaker 2: showcase that he proved he still showed that he was
Speaker 2: a black man. He still trades, he still trade, stayed
Speaker 2: true to his race, and he didn't conform to be
Speaker 2: with a popcorn singer or what somebody else wanted him
Speaker 2: to be. He said, you picked the revolution will be televised,
Speaker 2: and he said, you picked the right place with the
Speaker 2: wrong guy, and he went for Bobby. That was for
Speaker 2: us as black people, especially in the oppression that we've
Speaker 2: been feeling for all this time that we've been in Americans.
Speaker 2: Because I've been a black for at least thirty nine years,
Speaker 2: I said, at least I thought it was. It was
Speaker 2: it was freeing to say, hey, this is who we are.
Speaker 2: And it wasn't that he did all black to prove
Speaker 2: that he didn't have to use white, but he did
Speaker 2: it all black because he could do it all black.
Speaker 2: There have been times, Bobby where you that you had
Speaker 2: to implement other faces, even with white people, they had
Speaker 2: to implement I'm doing what the fuck I want to do,
Speaker 2: and it was. It was brilliant. It was, it was
Speaker 2: And you cannot be an artist to me and these
Speaker 2: other words of Nina Simone and not be socially conscious
Speaker 2: of the times that you are living in. He reminded
Speaker 2: us with the platform that he had and with the
Speaker 2: magnitude of starting that he has that I'm still very
Speaker 2: well aware. I'm still one of y'all. I'm still in
Speaker 2: this fight with y'all and standing next to it. That
Speaker 2: was to me, Bobby. I was so proud. And I
Speaker 2: know he's a young man and rap a really my
Speaker 2: thing thirty seven. The messaging of what he speaks, because
Speaker 2: it's not just this, it's just not just his b song.
Speaker 2: His rap is powerful, it is informative, it is courageous,
Speaker 2: it's powering. Yes, he is a poet and in a
Speaker 2: positive way, not blow up the schools and shoot all
Speaker 2: the bitches. And no, he is a voice for our people.
Speaker 2: And I think he's great. I think he's great.
Speaker 3: You know what I else noticed, But maybe it's my
Speaker 3: deaf years. I didn't notice the N word every other
Speaker 3: word too. You know how a lot of the he
Speaker 3: took him out.
Speaker 2: That's why I'm telling you this is how kind he was.
Speaker 2: He took him out. They are in the song, but
Speaker 2: he did not do him on the TV.
Speaker 3: Well, and I appreciate that because it's a for you know,
Speaker 3: there are people who don't like it for all sorts
Speaker 3: of reasons, but I like I like not having it.
Speaker 3: I thought it was just as powerful and I pactful.
Speaker 3: I sound like I needed subtitles or something, though, because
Speaker 3: I un here, I'm the nineties hip hop I'm a
Speaker 3: nineties hip hop kind of gal. I can get all
Speaker 3: those news.
Speaker 2: You're a turtle rapper. That's what me too. Me too.
Speaker 3: Looking at his lips, I'm like, what does he say?
Speaker 3: I couldn't get it. And then I said, you know
Speaker 3: what I'm going to have to do. As I'm catching
Speaker 3: I'm going to have to go on and listen to
Speaker 3: a few of his sons and then pull up the
Speaker 3: lyrics so I can actually see how impactful and powerful
Speaker 3: it was. But I didn't think he missed anything. He
Speaker 3: had a great flow. I liked the people here. I mean,
Speaker 3: I got it. I don't understand why people are dissatisfied
Speaker 3: with the show.
Speaker 2: The pushback is from people who just didn't like that
Speaker 2: he pushed a positive message, especially about fighting back, not
Speaker 2: even fighting back, but just standing up for who you
Speaker 2: are as a black person or somebody different. And the
Speaker 2: fact that they're so used to so much pomp and circumstance,
Speaker 2: the flashing lights and the booms and the bands. I
Speaker 2: it was like, this is all talent. So if you
Speaker 2: looked at it for jess entertainment, which I was entertained with.
Speaker 2: But you know, when you're so used to having Dona
Speaker 2: Ross come with the helicoptersday, you know, Michael Jackson popping
Speaker 2: up in the but this one was a positive message
Speaker 2: of what we are right now in this world. And
Speaker 2: I say that to say this that that was so
Speaker 2: prevalent to me as a black person, because yesterday I
Speaker 2: went to a screening at the Black African Film Festival BATH,
Speaker 2: which I am a part of because I'm in a
Speaker 2: little short call we got ours, It'll be our shul
Speaker 2: you guys look for And so what they did was
Speaker 2: they showed a bunch of different shorts and there was
Speaker 2: a documentary Bobby called Sweet Santa Barbara Brown. That's what
Speaker 2: it's going to be called Sweet Santa Barbara Brown, which
Speaker 2: is about a story about the Harlem Glow trotller Harlem
Speaker 2: Glow Trotters in nineteen eighty three were doing an exhibition
Speaker 2: game in Santa Barbara, California. Mind you nice, it's forty
Speaker 2: three years ago, nineteen eight, fortyeen years go, nineteen eighty three,
Speaker 2: and they were in the barber before the exhibition game
Speaker 2: and four black men had robbed the bank. Appareality that
Speaker 2: we can. So the four black men that robbed the
Speaker 2: bank were between five, six, five seven, you know basketball players.
Speaker 2: Hallm Glow tried a six three sixty six sixty seven,
Speaker 2: but they didn't look at the height. They saw four
Speaker 2: black men. They put chatguns to the head sprawled them
Speaker 2: in the middle of the street because they saw four
Speaker 2: black men together. It was such a powerful story. And
Speaker 2: I was so unfamiliar with the bobby. So you guys
Speaker 2: look up. That story happened in Santa Barbara, California. And
Speaker 2: when I say that story, to say that that was
Speaker 2: nineteen eighty three, which was forty two years ago, that
Speaker 2: story could have been on the news this morning and
Speaker 2: it would have looked like we have not moved the
Speaker 2: needle one oda period. We are still in the same
Speaker 2: goddamn place.
Speaker 3: They were held for thirty minutes. They were made to
Speaker 3: get out of a taxi at gunpoint. They had to
Speaker 3: lie down the street. The owner of the jewelry store
Speaker 3: that was robbed said, touch on them when they pulled
Speaker 3: them out. So I know exactly what you're saying. As
Speaker 3: far as height, I think I think they didn't see
Speaker 3: the hype because they were sitting down. But who robs
Speaker 3: the jewelry store and takes a taxi?
Speaker 2: Well, it wasn't about that. That was completely about racism.
Speaker 2: That was truly what I say. What I'm saying about it,
Speaker 2: I'm saying the moral story is that we are as
Speaker 2: black people, so we're in the same damn place, like
Speaker 2: we just went in a fucking circle. And that hurt
Speaker 2: me to hear that body, but it made me know that,
Speaker 2: oh my god. So for all the work that so
Speaker 2: many of our civil rights leaders, so many of our
Speaker 2: black leaders, so many of our people who just see
Speaker 2: other people for who they are, have pushed forward, we
Speaker 2: allowed and voted for or allowed this person to get
Speaker 2: in office and dismantled everything that our country was supposed
Speaker 2: to be looked on. I'm telling you, baby, we're in
Speaker 2: the crisis that y'all don't even understand.
Speaker 3: I look at what Joe Biden was trying to do,
Speaker 3: and he's undoing everything that Joe Biden by by putting
Speaker 3: in female judges, black judges, he's undoing that. We'll think
Speaker 3: of any of our old shows played from when we
Speaker 3: grew up. We watched it on nick at night. We
Speaker 3: didn't watch it in live person. Think of Maud Jefferson's
Speaker 3: Archie Bunker. You know, any of the Norman Lear shows,
Speaker 3: Golden Girls. You could bring any one of those shows
Speaker 3: back today and just refresh the names and the subjects
Speaker 3: will be exactly the same.
Speaker 2: That is that is not speaking very uh, that's not
Speaker 2: good for us to say that America is supposed to
Speaker 2: be the strongest and the oldest and the you know,
Speaker 2: the richest, and that is that is very disheartening, Bobby,
Speaker 2: to us as a community or as a country to
Speaker 2: be like, damn, we went all the way back to
Speaker 2: Square Wine.
Speaker 3: Well it is. And let me tell you, the rest
Speaker 3: of the country is probably loving I mean, the world's
Speaker 3: probably loving it because they always thought we were the
Speaker 3: shining star on the hill, that we had big egos
Speaker 3: about it. But and now we're kind of getting our
Speaker 3: come uppins. I mean, this week alone has been you know,
Speaker 3: the biggest cabinet approval was Telsea Gabbard gun In and
Speaker 3: what I found I was actually shocked by because he
Speaker 3: steps in line. The turtle steps in line every time
Speaker 3: other than when he stepping down the stairs and falls.
Speaker 3: Mitch McConnell voted against it.
Speaker 2: He damnse fed on it. That's why he voted against it,
Speaker 2: because he fed on the stairs and booked to see it.
Speaker 2: Because you know, he was a bit of He would
Speaker 2: have been a woofs and roll with the pack.
Speaker 3: I think this one. He talked about it at the beginning.
Speaker 3: Her comments, whether she means them, she does, I mean,
Speaker 3: she's very wish why she to begin with, she was
Speaker 3: a Democrat from like I think it was two thousand
Speaker 3: and two to twenty to twenty two, and then from
Speaker 3: twenty two to twenty four she was independent, and then
Speaker 3: from twenty four to now she's a Republican. She's kind
Speaker 3: of moving and we do grow. There's nothing wrong with that.
Speaker 3: People grow, But she just made too many too many.
Speaker 3: She hasn't denounced Putin or things that he's done. She
Speaker 3: wouldn't say that snow was was guilty of treason. She
Speaker 3: just didn't feel any of that, which scared people. And
Speaker 3: when you get old, tiny people like Mitch McConnell, you know,
Speaker 3: who are I think when push comes to shoves, Mitch
Speaker 3: mcconal even Lindsey Graham and he's not my favorite person.
Speaker 3: They believe in the Constitution and and so it scares
Speaker 3: me when these guys are going to retire, even though
Speaker 3: it's like the devil, you know, and so it scares
Speaker 3: it scared them. See, they they're seeing and hearing more.
Speaker 3: They were in those in those meetings, they were asking
Speaker 3: the questions, and you know, if they got it, if
Speaker 3: he got a certain vibe off of that, I think
Speaker 3: that's valid. I think we should be paying a little
Speaker 3: bit more of attention to the vibe.
Speaker 2: A bunch of I think a bunch of the old
Speaker 2: heads are going to bow out. And I think if
Speaker 2: they don't bow out, they're going My thoughts completely that
Speaker 2: they're going to be threatened with they're going to lose
Speaker 2: their pension or they're going to lose their security. So
Speaker 2: I think that, like you said, Bobby, in their positions
Speaker 2: because they do follow what the Constitution was, or at
Speaker 2: least want to follow close to it. I think that
Speaker 2: they will be removed or forced forcibly, forced to retire.
Speaker 2: Let's say it like that. If they don't really fall
Speaker 2: in land, and if it's too much for them, they
Speaker 2: may just bow out by because they don't want to
Speaker 2: be affiliated with that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think McConnell, if I'm not wrong, I think
Speaker 3: I believe he said when he stepped down from a
Speaker 3: leader leadership position, this is his last term, so he
Speaker 3: only has a couple more years. So you might see
Speaker 3: a little bit surprisingly ota Mitch McConnell of no, because you.
Speaker 2: Miss McConnell don't know if doing number one is doing
Speaker 2: number two or doing number three? Girls, stop it. He
Speaker 2: on his way.
Speaker 3: He lost, he lost, he lost his fuddy. You gotta
Speaker 3: pay attention. They get a little stiff. We saw that
Speaker 3: with poor Joe got a little stiff. It's funny. His
Speaker 3: mom was like ten years older than Joe is now
Speaker 3: before she passed, and she was very light on her
Speaker 3: feet when they would getting when he was VP. So
Speaker 3: I got he'd age that way, but he unfortunately he didn't.
Speaker 3: Did you see that? I'm gonna joke with you, your guy.
Speaker 3: I can never say it is it Govach It.
Speaker 2: Blagoyevitch. He was the governor of.
Speaker 3: Cold You see, he got he pardoned him, and they
Speaker 3: asked if he would consider appointing him to Serbia or something,
Speaker 3: and he said, no, I'm not thinking about it, he says,
Speaker 3: but I would. This is what Trump said about Lagoyevitch.
Speaker 3: I can never say his name. I always saw his hair.
Speaker 3: I said, honest to God, he's got one hell of
Speaker 3: ahead of hair, that that fella. But yeah, I mean,
Speaker 3: that's what this is. He's going to fill our ambassadorships
Speaker 3: and stuff. He's gonna.
Speaker 2: He's part. He Pardonedoyavitch, and allegedly he's going to pardon
Speaker 2: Mayor Eric Adams as well, the mayor of New York
Speaker 2: with all the scandal. But Bobby, let me tell you
Speaker 2: what was this heartening to me? Today? I saw an
Speaker 2: article about the farmers, a bunch of farmers all occasions,
Speaker 2: and they were all Trump supporters. And since they voted
Speaker 2: for Trump, they have their farm. They are in real
Speaker 2: lieu of losing their lablihood, their farms and their equipment
Speaker 2: and everything because they feel like they were bamboozled by Trump,
Speaker 2: that he sold out USA. And they just usaid is
Speaker 2: how it is. And they are they are. They're regretting
Speaker 2: it like you wouldn't believe. What's your favorite land by?
Speaker 2: What are they doing?
Speaker 3: Fuck around and find out and they are sixty five
Speaker 3: percent of them, sixty five percent of the farmers voted
Speaker 3: for him. And there are multiple things that are happening.
Speaker 3: So one of the things that Trump ran on, which
Speaker 3: unfortunately is wrong, and Joe said this and his Trump's
Speaker 3: press secretary was talking about it today pricing and you
Speaker 3: know the because inflation has gone up a little, it's
Speaker 3: up to three percent, and of course she was blaming
Speaker 3: Joe Biden and his administration for it, and they were
Speaker 3: talking about food prices and that they're not coming down
Speaker 3: because presidents don't control pricing. So but he could help
Speaker 3: the pricing. So what he has done is he's talking
Speaker 3: about the tariffs and he's going to put tariffs on
Speaker 3: anybody that puts them one up us. But he's going
Speaker 3: to put a twenty five percent steal tariff. And he
Speaker 3: has put other or threatening other tariffs. One of them
Speaker 3: is seed, so we must not get all the seed
Speaker 3: here or something. These are some of the things the
Speaker 3: farmers are struggling with. And then the deportation and between
Speaker 3: all of that trifecta, they don't think they're going to
Speaker 3: be able to keep their farms because they for the
Speaker 3: said that you were just talking about, they feed the world,
Speaker 3: so they feed I think they were saying they have
Speaker 3: fed over thirty million children from around the world that
Speaker 3: are in desperate need, so said or USAID gave the
Speaker 3: work to our farmers in probably many other countries, and
Speaker 3: they're growing and producing whatever they need to send to
Speaker 3: these countries. So if they're cutting this department, which they're
Speaker 3: trying to do, if they're cutting the department, that that
Speaker 3: work goes away. And so what are they growing? What
Speaker 3: are they doing? What are they they counted on this?
Speaker 3: A lot of this work is already somebody, Like the
Speaker 3: food is just sitting in a holding pattern. I guess
Speaker 3: it's already been paid for or you know, it's it's
Speaker 3: already been grown and it's looking to go over and
Speaker 3: it's just gonna rot. So I don't know what's going on.
Speaker 3: I mean, somebody's gonna somebody's gonna do something or shake
Speaker 3: it out.
Speaker 2: He may and he may they may make it loud
Speaker 2: enough think to where he may come and bail them out,
Speaker 2: you know, be caught. But but now you know, they
Speaker 2: have to look themselves in the mirror and be like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, why did I vote against myself? They
Speaker 2: knew what he was planning to do, or he lied
Speaker 2: to them.
Speaker 3: They didn't believe he didn't he didn't believe. I think
Speaker 3: he said he ran on all of these things, but
Speaker 3: some of them was so outrageous. I think that people
Speaker 3: didn't didn't realize he was going to do it. What
Speaker 3: other people didn't realize as well as what we're seeing
Speaker 3: is Elon Mosk having so much power influence. You know,
Speaker 3: a billionaire who was not elected is in there doing
Speaker 3: things for his interests, so us A I d You know,
Speaker 3: he's trying to get rid of get rid of that
Speaker 3: that group, because of that department, because it is a
Speaker 3: thorn in the side of China for some reason, and
Speaker 3: he has lots of dealings with China, so he is
Speaker 3: trying to assuage. That's what they were talking about on
Speaker 3: CNN today. He is trying to assuage now, but that's
Speaker 3: not right. And again it's going to shoot our people,
Speaker 3: our people in the foot. It was funny. I was
Speaker 3: watching Chris Cuomo or listening to Chris Cromo's podcast earlier
Speaker 3: today while I was doing some busy work and one
Speaker 3: of the by the.
Speaker 2: Way, we get the hots for Chris Cmo. You know
Speaker 2: what it is.
Speaker 3: I think he's fair. So there are certain people because
Speaker 3: I don't like he was very hard on Biden, but
Speaker 3: some of the reasons with a transition, him not stepping
Speaker 3: down after two years. But I and I agree with him.
Speaker 3: I don't like it. It doesn't make me happy because
Speaker 3: I love Joe and I think he was ann you know,
Speaker 3: full of integrity and all that stuff. But I think
Speaker 3: he's spared of both sides. But he was saying somebody
Speaker 3: he was doing an interview, and the other person said
Speaker 3: something about the relationship between Elon Musk and Trump, and
Speaker 3: he said, well, what I'm going to say to you
Speaker 3: is this one year from today. He wasn't like you
Speaker 3: where he's given him two months, but he said, I
Speaker 3: can tell you that relationship is going to be a
Speaker 3: lot different because Musk is stepping out into the spotlight
Speaker 3: and he's kind of which he did. He was speaking
Speaker 3: about Doge. I have never seen Trump is quiet. He's
Speaker 3: doing this this big press conference. Now I'm going to
Speaker 3: sound I had children I had a child, and I
Speaker 3: was with kids all the time. He brought his four
Speaker 3: year old. I don't know why. The kid's sitting there
Speaker 3: picking his nose, picking his ears, picking his us. He
Speaker 3: said something to a couple of things to Trump that
Speaker 3: Trump wasn't too happy. It just I didn't feel like
Speaker 3: it was the right place. But somebody mentioned one of
Speaker 3: the pass mentioned to Mosque that he said that fifty
Speaker 3: million dollars in condoms went to Gaza, and that was incorrect.
Speaker 3: They went to Oh my god, I'm gonna I'm gonna
Speaker 3: lose it. It's a town called Gaza, but it was
Speaker 3: in Africa and it was so it was not fifty millions.
Speaker 3: The one thing I appreciated from him was he said, oh,
Speaker 3: he said, I'm going to say things that are wrong.
Speaker 3: Do you think that Trump would ever say that. He
Speaker 3: would never admit that he was wrong within anything. But
Speaker 3: don't say it. If you're wrong, don't say it.
Speaker 2: No agreement with Elon Musk at all. I think he
Speaker 2: is a rich madman and I put a post up
Speaker 2: to see it. They said that money came back happiness
Speaker 2: and he is a living proof of it. Because this
Speaker 2: is the richest man on the planet, and he seems
Speaker 2: to be the most unhappy person in the world. And
Speaker 2: as he is bringing misery to somebody else, you should
Speaker 2: be living your life like its golden and agree. I
Speaker 2: agree with you, body right. Trump do not want you
Speaker 2: out shadow Al Shannon his like you were stand in
Speaker 2: his shadow. And it just the pictures of it, the
Speaker 2: optics of it. We don't know what went on in
Speaker 2: that room, but the optics of it definitely looks like
Speaker 2: there is a puppet and there is a puppet master.
Speaker 3: It was Mozambique, by the way, I'm sorry, it'sui. They
Speaker 3: birth control was sent for women in Mozambique, so it
Speaker 3: wasn't even condoms. And then he's speaking about that, you know,
Speaker 3: while we shouldn't be sending you know, contraception or whatever,
Speaker 3: we shouldn't be paying for it, well, because we're probably
Speaker 3: giving them aid. And if women are not putting out
Speaker 3: the children because they don't want them, they're taking you know,
Speaker 3: willingly taking us, then we'll probably be paying less money
Speaker 3: for something else for a that we send. So there's
Speaker 3: you know, there's a sort of like a method to
Speaker 3: the madness. But I thought it was interesting he said,
Speaker 3: he said that he had that he had done something wrong.
Speaker 3: I got, oh, he's not going to be he's not
Speaker 3: going to be. Term's not going to be pleased with
Speaker 3: that to begin with some but he's not getting everything.
Speaker 3: The judge that the buyouts for the for the federal workers,
Speaker 3: there were sixty five thousand people that had agreed for
Speaker 3: the buyout. A couple of problems with it, so a
Speaker 3: Boston judge put a hold on it and they lifted
Speaker 3: the holds today. So what the lift was is because
Speaker 3: so I don't know if somebody can bring it back
Speaker 3: tomorrow again. The hold was is because the federal unions
Speaker 3: were bringing the case, and you have to have some
Speaker 3: sort of damages for the case. And of course the
Speaker 3: unions don't have the damages. It's their workers. So I
Speaker 3: don't know if a couple of workers were brave enough
Speaker 3: to bring forward. Of course God knows what will happen
Speaker 3: if they do, but you know they'd be able to
Speaker 3: break forward the case and not have the buyout.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: The other problem is is that we both learned from
Speaker 3: reading Rainbow and all of those all those conjunction, junction
Speaker 3: and all those things. The Congress holds the pirt strings.
Speaker 3: So Musk and Trump conscious say they're going to give buyouts.
Speaker 3: Where's the money coming from. It wasn't approved by Congress shop,
Speaker 3: so there's a no chance that some of these sixty
Speaker 3: five thousand could accept this flame but they get nothing
Speaker 3: because it's unapproved.
Speaker 2: Well, here's the thing. They're trying to just sign the
Speaker 2: Department of Education and so many other, so many other
Speaker 2: things because cour allegedly I've just seen on news earlier
Speaker 2: Elon Musk, who's over wherever, the department he's over, just
Speaker 2: got approved for like a three hundred and forty million
Speaker 2: dollars out of space something some kind of program doing
Speaker 2: for out of space that he's over. Just so they're
Speaker 2: moving money like you move money to pay bills, but
Speaker 2: they're moving money to take away from people medicaid and
Speaker 2: possibly housing. It is it's about to.
Speaker 3: Attention. I can't think it's on my phone, so I
Speaker 3: can't pull it up. But John Fetterman had a great
Speaker 3: had a great quote. I thought it was a great quote.
Speaker 3: Chris Chris Murphy from Connecticut, the Senator from Connecticut, didn't
Speaker 3: think it was as great as I did. What he
Speaker 3: basically was saying is like, don't cry wolf if we
Speaker 3: keep going off like crazy people, having all of these
Speaker 3: sittings and all this stuff that's all been going on
Speaker 3: all these three weeks, and we don't keep our eye
Speaker 3: on the pries of what's actually important to us, the
Speaker 3: things that we don't. So here's something that's ridiculous. Straws.
Speaker 3: Trump is bringing back strap plastic straws. He said, paper
Speaker 3: once explode and they're no good. Whatever that means. I've
Speaker 3: never had a straw explode. But I have to disintegrate
Speaker 3: if we all of a sudden, the turtle people come
Speaker 3: out and they start getting our congressmen and whatever involved
Speaker 3: in that that we're not going after the big stuff.
Speaker 2: You know, we're not.
Speaker 3: Going after the uh, the inflation that they promised on
Speaker 3: day one they were going to take down. That everybody
Speaker 3: is backpedaling on what is not happening. You know. I
Speaker 3: just we've got we've got to figure it out.
Speaker 2: Because he's got busy trying to he's too busy trying
Speaker 2: to infiltrate himself in places that is not going to now.
Speaker 2: Now he wants to take over the gods and strip
Speaker 2: and build these condos and god, all of that, all
Speaker 2: of that is behind oil and gas. All of that
Speaker 2: is behind oil and money, of course, but this is
Speaker 2: why we lose. And psychologically, they're the Republican Party, the trumpet.
Speaker 2: They're playing a game. Psychologically, there's all these big money,
Speaker 2: big money. They're playing a psychological game with the American people.
Speaker 2: So it's like if I threw ten things that you
Speaker 2: at one time, But if I threw ten big objects
Speaker 2: that to it one time, you can only focus on
Speaker 2: one or two that are going to hit you, so
Speaker 2: the other eight will hit you because you didn't see
Speaker 2: them coming. And that is how they're doing us. They're
Speaker 2: throwing it all at us at one time, and we'll
Speaker 2: focus on this and that, and then while we focus
Speaker 2: on this and that, they'll come up with some crazy
Speaker 2: story about, oh the the the eggs have got bird
Speaker 2: flu or the turtles are coming out their shelves and
Speaker 2: attacking people, just to throw us off of what their
Speaker 2: game plan is. Meanwhile, they're training is still going forward
Speaker 2: with no breaks because we're not paying attention to it.
Speaker 3: And you know what we call that. We call that distractions.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Bobby, that's true, it is distractions. But Bobby, how
Speaker 2: we have got so distracted, Bobby that this is what
Speaker 2: the situation that we're in right now. The American people
Speaker 2: did it. We remember allegedly they you know, they they
Speaker 2: supposedly did something with machines. But it doesn't matter. People
Speaker 2: still voted for this, and a lot of people voted
Speaker 2: for this, and they are the ones losing.
Speaker 3: I believe it. We have to remember the people have
Speaker 3: spoken over a fifty percent of the voting public because
Speaker 3: I'm not going to say the population, because a lot
Speaker 3: of people sat home unfortunately and didn't vote, but over
Speaker 3: fifty percent of the voting population voted, and they wanted
Speaker 3: it because they thought that on day one inflation was
Speaker 3: going to come down, because they wanted less government. They
Speaker 3: didn't realize whole departments were going to be going to
Speaker 3: be wiped out and watchdog you know groups there is
Speaker 3: they're getting rid of, the the Watchdog consumer group they're
Speaker 3: trying to get rid of. There were a whole bunch
Speaker 3: of inspector generals, one for the VA. They were just
Speaker 3: they were let go as a two sentence you know,
Speaker 3: bye bye letter. You know, we're going in a different direction,
Speaker 3: whatever that is. And these are people that keep the trains,
Speaker 3: you know, going and make sure make sure that they're
Speaker 3: not you know that there isn't waste, that there isn't fraud,
Speaker 3: that there isn't you know all of that stuff. One
Speaker 3: of them, the one that's sold. The inspector general that
Speaker 3: was over I think his name is Missel. He was
Speaker 3: over the veterans, he was put in under Trump. Biden
Speaker 3: kept him. He actually went to the transition team and
Speaker 3: then all of a sudden got one of these letters.
Speaker 3: And these poor people, like the USAID people they're getting there,
Speaker 3: don't come to work letters at twelve forty two in
Speaker 3: the morning when everybody's sleeping. Well, I got news for
Speaker 3: your flame. I don't know about you. I am a asleep,
Speaker 3: but I get up in the morning and go I
Speaker 3: don't check my email. I just show up at work.
Speaker 3: So a lot of them, I bet we're trying to
Speaker 3: get in a building that was actually locked to them. So,
Speaker 3: I mean, there are all sorts of lawsuits going on.
Speaker 3: We talked about that before. It's going to be a big,
Speaker 3: fat waste of money. But we have to keep our
Speaker 3: eye on the prize. Please Jesus flame, let the Democrats
Speaker 3: be rallying and figure out what their messages going to be.
Speaker 3: We need a clear, concise message.
Speaker 2: We need, we need some Democrats with some backbones because
Speaker 2: this food say he's going to change, and they I
Speaker 2: think they have listed it on Google. They have changed
Speaker 2: the gop of Mexico to the gop of America.
Speaker 3: You know who hasn't done it? This is hysterical. I'm
Speaker 3: going to talk old school. I think anyone out age
Speaker 3: will get it. Map Quest still has as of the afternoon.
Speaker 3: That's it as the Golf of Mexico. So I mean,
Speaker 3: but that's the stuff. So we're looking at these things.
Speaker 2: Who cares it?
Speaker 3: It's the golf of America, you know, unless you're born
Speaker 3: today and it somehow stays through the next presidency, you know,
Speaker 3: the next four year kid's not going to know what that.
Speaker 3: Everybody thinks it's the golf of Jesus. There are names
Speaker 3: that change, and I still call people the wrong name
Speaker 3: it is.
Speaker 2: It is so sad too, because they are getting these
Speaker 2: not even warnings. People are calling them out. Senator to
Speaker 2: Nancy Mace called out on the Congressional floor today or
Speaker 2: yesterday about her her ex for her former.
Speaker 3: Fiancee, say, can you imagine U.
Speaker 2: And three of his three other men of some of
Speaker 2: the most heinous acts against women. Imagine it's including sex trafficking, rape,
Speaker 2: and other disturbing crimes.
Speaker 3: And happened two years in twenty two. It only happened
Speaker 3: three years ago when she was saying she was I
Speaker 3: think she has an attention problem, and I feel terrible
Speaker 3: for anything that, if anything actually happened to her and
Speaker 3: all of that jazz. But she seems to be a big, strong,
Speaker 3: strapping woman that's standing up on the congressional floor. She
Speaker 3: didn't say something three years ago, two or three years
Speaker 3: ago when it happened, you know, like she made it
Speaker 3: seem like it was forever ago. I don't know if
Speaker 3: he if her ACX is like, I don't know if
Speaker 3: there's an ulterior motive. I would hope to not. I
Speaker 3: hope people wouldn't use their crimes like this against you know,
Speaker 3: an AX. You know, I don't.
Speaker 2: Well, I hope she comes out well. To be fair,
Speaker 2: people are bringing up rape cases from twenty twenty five
Speaker 2: years ago, so you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, but no, But I just don't the way
Speaker 3: she made it seem like then. I am because she
Speaker 3: she it's spoken about that like a year and a
Speaker 3: half ago. I think she came forward a year ago.
Speaker 3: I thought it was something that was old. She didn't
Speaker 3: say it just happened to her. So yeah, I mean
Speaker 3: she went on for about an hour about talking about stuff.
Speaker 3: But in the meantime nothing, nothing really got done. Did
Speaker 3: you see.
Speaker 4: That, uh that two people were released. Uh, two hostages
Speaker 4: were released, one unnamed. He came from Belarus and the
Speaker 4: other one was a Mark Fogel. Trump jumped on that
Speaker 4: that you know that it was all him and his
Speaker 4: people absolutely did do it. But this this deal was
Speaker 4: two years in the making. There was a Pennsylvania teacher
Speaker 4: that went over there to teach and had a prescription.
Speaker 4: Why people would bring pot into a country all drugs
Speaker 4: are illegal over there, there's no medical or whatever.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you something. After I watched Rindy Grinder,
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna have asked. I ain't taken another It
Speaker 2: could be a bear ass for ooh, that's real old
Speaker 2: school a bear answer. Nothing.
Speaker 3: No, I wouldn't. I mean, I wouldn't go, even though
Speaker 3: it's supposed to be an absolutely gorgeous country. I personally
Speaker 3: wouldn't go. But I was even thinking, I don't think
Speaker 3: I would take my prescriptions like I don't if I
Speaker 3: was going, I would stay like days that it wouldn't
Speaker 3: harm me, because I don't know if what I have
Speaker 3: a subscription over there is considered something. You know, I
Speaker 3: just I just wouldn't. I think you'll be very careful.
Speaker 2: You have to do your research. You have to research
Speaker 2: where you're going because every country has different laws, and
Speaker 2: like you said, Aboubby, for what you might think might
Speaker 2: be just anahistamy for your sciences, they can consider that
Speaker 2: some kind of drug. So you don't know, No, we don't.
Speaker 3: But I'm sure that this also has to do with
Speaker 3: something I So here's something to pay attention to to
Speaker 3: me that I'm a little scared with. So Trump spoke
Speaker 3: with Putin today. He also spoke with Zelensky. He wants
Speaker 3: to end the war. He is going to have some
Speaker 3: sort of meeting with him. So I'm sure. I'm sure
Speaker 3: that this case has been These people were released because
Speaker 3: Putin's trying to you know, you have to stroke Trump's
Speaker 3: has an ego, so you have to stroke them. So
Speaker 3: he probably released them. He got in return, Alexander Vivic.
Speaker 3: I think he was a cryptocurrency person that was a
Speaker 3: nonviolent so I have no problem let him go. In
Speaker 3: his own country, and he probably didn't want to and
Speaker 3: service time there. But they're going to speak. This war
Speaker 3: has to end, he said, which I agree, and he
Speaker 3: wants to discuss it. So he was giving a press
Speaker 3: conference this was it was this morning. I was watching
Speaker 3: it in the Oval office, and they ask if President
Speaker 3: Zelensky would be there, because naturally you would think all
Speaker 3: three parties, if Trump is bat as a mediator, you
Speaker 3: would have Putin and Zelensky because it concerns both of them.
Speaker 3: But they're not. They're leaving them out.
Speaker 2: It makes you wonder, It makes you wonder what's Trump?
Speaker 2: And so to Putin over Zelenski.
Speaker 3: I don't know what it is, but you know what,
Speaker 3: it really makes me wonder, and that some of the pundits,
Speaker 3: like some of the actual people in politics say, you
Speaker 3: know what could Putin actually give her?
Speaker 2: Do?
Speaker 3: Not much? He could influence some enough to think so
Speaker 3: he said, so anyway he did. Trump did say not
Speaker 3: this time. He was having Zelenski. That could be another meeting.
Speaker 3: But Putin could try to influence and say, you and
Speaker 3: I can do all the deals ourselves, we don't need
Speaker 3: anybody else. And that is that's against national security because
Speaker 3: then you then Kim Jong un and she and all that,
Speaker 3: they'll go off, go I'll go off, and the leaders
Speaker 3: in the Middle East they'll I'll go off and decide,
Speaker 3: you know, with one extra country what they're going to
Speaker 3: do that's in the best interest of the two of
Speaker 3: them versus that's how things work. Everybody's supposed to be involved.
Speaker 3: Everybody's supposed to get a say that's like dictatorship. You
Speaker 3: can't do that. That's not how we work. So I mean,
Speaker 3: Hegsath who said that the United States the platform on
Speaker 3: UH Ukraine getting into uh NATO. So Biden wanted them
Speaker 3: in NATO, but he said they have to be able
Speaker 3: to pay their way. The war has to be settled first.
Speaker 3: Then they have to be able to figure out how
Speaker 3: they're going to come up with because everybody puts money
Speaker 3: in a kiddy like does and they have to be
Speaker 3: able to figure that out. He says, we don't want
Speaker 3: them in NATO and that so this was like in
Speaker 3: direct I went, oh my god, I can't believe they're
Speaker 3: even coming out with us. At the same time that
Speaker 3: the chances that Ukraine will get back the land that
Speaker 3: Russia has already seized is like little to none, and
Speaker 3: you know, and Little just left town. So uh, that's
Speaker 3: the stuff that these distractions with straws like, don't pay
Speaker 3: attention to that crap. This is more it's a power grab.
Speaker 2: This is more important thing. I'm at your time. You
Speaker 2: focused on two, but then I throw some others something else,
Speaker 2: and it makes it is all the circle of distraction, Bobby,
Speaker 2: because the way the wagons are circling and we're trying
Speaker 2: to see where the gun is coming out. Meanwhile the
Speaker 2: Buzuka is on the other side facing that scared. It's monstrous.
Speaker 2: It is. It's monstrous, Bobby, it is.
Speaker 3: It's crazy. And I think that you and I even
Speaker 3: could agree. I don't think we have to create a
Speaker 3: new department, the Doge department, but we would all like
Speaker 3: to see waste, abuse and fraud go Somebody go into
Speaker 3: each You don't just cut it down. They want to
Speaker 3: take it from fourteen thousand mascas fourteen thousand employees to
Speaker 3: six hundred to run the country. You know, Trump told him,
Speaker 3: he came out in the interview and said that he
Speaker 3: could he can go into anything. He can even go
Speaker 3: into the Department of Defense. No, I don't want to
Speaker 3: cut the Department of Defense. It's pretty when democrats are there,
Speaker 3: it's pretty low to begin with. I don't think we
Speaker 3: need to cut I want to be safe. I don't
Speaker 3: want to be, you know, worried about we sleep well
Speaker 3: because these young men and women are willing to go
Speaker 3: and do the work. Let's keep them well armed and
Speaker 3: up with the best technology. I don't want to be
Speaker 3: cutting back on that.
Speaker 2: I'm wondering within him going to get into the Department
Speaker 2: Offense and all and them changing doing all the dee
Speaker 2: and roller back and all the transgenders that they want
Speaker 2: and they don't want in the military, and moovogle. If
Speaker 2: if we did go into a war, especially within another country,
Speaker 2: would they allow transgenders to fighting or would they decide
Speaker 2: to get up out they have horses and they put
Speaker 2: on their uniform and they go out. Then better because
Speaker 2: I don't believe that some of these leaders would No, I.
Speaker 3: Don't think I don't you know. There's a small Christian
Speaker 3: group who you pray it away and all that stuff.
Speaker 3: Those about the only ones that actually care about if
Speaker 3: there's transgenders and the As long as you're not I
Speaker 3: say to you all the time, as long as somebody
Speaker 3: is trying, not trying to recruit me. I could give
Speaker 3: a rats ass what what what somebody comes up with,
Speaker 3: and if they're willing to honor their country, as long
Speaker 3: as I already said to you, they're not like Klinger
Speaker 3: coming in a cocktail dress. I can give two ships
Speaker 3: what somebody does. If they're willing to put their life
Speaker 3: on the line so that I can live better, God
Speaker 3: bless them, because I don't have that. I certainly don't
Speaker 3: have that on that nerve at all.
Speaker 2: It is it is my baric Bibles to think that,
Speaker 2: like you said that they approved Tolci Gabbert Heck said
Speaker 2: so many people who are unqualified, And to me, uh,
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna say these people are more deranged, but
Speaker 2: their their ideology and there the way they talk about
Speaker 2: other people is it's scary, you know. And to a
Speaker 2: point to that, I'm like, I don't want them having
Speaker 2: any stay so over my life. But these other people
Speaker 2: he appointed and were approved because everybody's afraid. I was
Speaker 2: talking to somebody Bobby Earl yesterday earlier about you know
Speaker 2: what would have happened if Kamala Harris would have fought
Speaker 2: back and stood up because they kept saying it was
Speaker 2: election fraud. I personally believe that they petrified that woman
Speaker 2: and her family. That's that's what I believe. That's not
Speaker 2: that's not a message from that and learn or from
Speaker 2: Bobby Clifford or from ir or black effect. I believe
Speaker 2: that they and she got a messaging. Looking look at
Speaker 2: what they did to Nancy Pelosi's So how could you
Speaker 2: get into their house? Not you caught them on the
Speaker 2: street at the grocery store, on their way to the theater,
Speaker 2: inside their house up to the front door. So I
Speaker 2: just felt like that their reach was very long, and
Speaker 2: I believe that her, her family was not putting in
Speaker 2: the best position, and the Democratic Party didn't stand with her. Hell,
Speaker 2: we threw Joe Biden up under the bus. So when
Speaker 2: she first came on, When she first came on, we was, oh, kammla,
Speaker 2: team kamla, she's captain saber ho. And and then a
Speaker 2: week after that, Oh she's giggling too much, Oh she
Speaker 2: won't focus. Oh she's saying the same thing. So she
Speaker 2: chose her family over her country. And I'm telling you
Speaker 2: the way that they were with her because they didn't
Speaker 2: stand ten toes down as y'all like to say I
Speaker 2: would have chose my family to Bobby. I don't fault
Speaker 2: her if that was the case. I don't fault her
Speaker 2: at all.
Speaker 3: Oh I don't. I don't follow. I don't, you know,
Speaker 3: I don't falter as well. I think I think we
Speaker 3: need to pay attention. I think, I mean, there have
Speaker 3: been so many articles out this week that, you know,
Speaker 3: warning that we're really going to be in a constitutional crisis,
Speaker 3: you know, coming down because Trump is throwing everything against
Speaker 3: the wall trying to see what sticks, and a lot
Speaker 3: of it's having to go to the courts, you know,
Speaker 3: and there are so many legal cases and whatnot and
Speaker 3: what and they're hoping. I don't think he's doing himself
Speaker 3: any favors Trump. I think he should really be even
Speaker 3: himself crafting what he actually wants to go to the
Speaker 3: Supreme Court and making sure the right case is to
Speaker 3: back him because some of the stuff is so petty
Speaker 3: that's going they're going to vote it down. I mean,
Speaker 3: we've already seen him. They had three cases right at
Speaker 3: the beginning when he first got in in the week
Speaker 3: and they're like, yep, we're not we're not hearing that one. Nope,
Speaker 3: that's not the way it goes there. So I think
Speaker 3: he needs to be a little bit more clever, and
Speaker 3: I think he'll also.
Speaker 2: You think, who needs you think he needs to be
Speaker 2: a little well what you do?
Speaker 3: I think, yeah, I know, but he has to be
Speaker 3: more I.
Speaker 2: Think you're talking about right, I do.
Speaker 3: But I will say that Amy Comaic Barrett like I'm not.
Speaker 3: I don't care for her at all, but she's gone
Speaker 3: with the constitution each time so far. So if there's
Speaker 3: something that's literally spelled out in the Constitution and it's
Speaker 3: an easy, peasy lemon squeeze to read, I think that
Speaker 3: she's going to go with it. So he's got to
Speaker 3: be or his staff somebody has to be more on
Speaker 3: what they actually want to get there, Like they have
Speaker 3: to choose what's super important to them to get past.
Speaker 3: Is an immigration craft it better?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 3: Obviously supposedly he's he swore that it's not. It's too
Speaker 3: f and low, the the the immigration numbers he has
Speaker 3: to get there. He's finding out that it's not that easy.
Speaker 3: He said that some criminals are actually probably smart because
Speaker 3: it's not that easy. They've only Ice has only had
Speaker 3: like seven hundred and eighty seven arrests a day, and
Speaker 3: they want a lot more than that. But they're not
Speaker 3: finding the people, you.
Speaker 2: Know, because there is a look just like we had
Speaker 2: an underground railroad and people helped us. People are helping them,
Speaker 2: the Latino people, because there are some great people that
Speaker 2: might get deported just because a madman is on the loose.
Speaker 2: So I'm telling you a lot of people are helping people,
Speaker 2: whether they're hiring them out or whether they're just keep
Speaker 2: them on the low, whatever the case may be. And
Speaker 2: I applaud that because you put out a dog whilst
Speaker 2: that so many are bad, when so many were good
Speaker 2: and are good, and it was bullshit, and it was bullshit, Bobby,
Speaker 2: I am.
Speaker 3: I stand by that. If you you had a violent
Speaker 3: sellony here in the United States while you're here, I
Speaker 3: am happy to have them go back. I have absolutely
Speaker 3: no problem. Why should we be the ones that are
Speaker 3: footing the bell to heat clothed and all that stuff.
Speaker 3: They can go back to their country of origin. But
Speaker 3: I think finding the people that he key that are
Speaker 3: out on the street, it's it's not as easy as
Speaker 3: as he thinks, which you know, whether you know everything's
Speaker 3: that they're everybody. He's gonna find out he's only three
Speaker 3: weeks in. We have to see what his first hundred
Speaker 3: days are.
Speaker 2: Girl, are we gonna survive? Share? I don't know we're
Speaker 2: gonna make it the day sixty, but listen, whatever's gonna happen,
Speaker 2: we're gonna be right here. Reported we listen. We appreciate
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Speaker 2: the can to can, the walkie talk Because guess what, Bobby,
Speaker 2: what is the mount of Bobby? You do it? This week?
Speaker 2: I'm looking at your face. I'm only sitting a corner
Speaker 2: of your eyes like you got one at on me. Bobby.
Speaker 3: Oh no, that's terrible. I think my little piston in
Speaker 3: my chair, My fat ass sank the chair again. So
Speaker 3: I don't think you're seeing it. Yeah, for know, I
Speaker 3: only know my part. Mind is a terrible thing to waste.
Speaker 2: So here a laugh, Alarne. We are not trying to
Speaker 2: get you to change your mind. We are only trying
Speaker 2: to get you to use your mind because why because a.
Speaker 3: Mind and a vote or tibote to waste. Let's remember
Speaker 3: people less than two years until we actually vote for
Speaker 3: the midterms. So get your people out there, support them.
Speaker 3: You know it'll be It'll be really nice if we
Speaker 3: had a few more a few more votes, and we
Speaker 3: wouldn't be relying on Mitch McConnell not to vote a
Speaker 3: certain way.
Speaker 2: It'll be really nice if our Democratic leaders will get
Speaker 2: together now with a strategy and a plan. Get together now,
Speaker 2: and don't wait till the eleventh hour. Let's do this
Speaker 2: now because we are fighting a machine and the only
Speaker 2: way to beat this machine is by becoming a machine. Unfortunately,
Speaker 2: the Democratic Party is so separated, but I'm telling you
Speaker 2: right now we better come together because we're in trouble.
Speaker 3: I agree, I absolutely agree. Hey where are you? You're
Speaker 3: you're going on tour soon, but you've got You've got
Speaker 3: another gig, A couple of gigs coming up, don't you.
Speaker 2: Yeah. This weekend I will be at Oscars and Palm Springs.
Speaker 2: I'm doing some Tina Yeah. And then next week go
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Speaker 2: We started twenty six city tour starting February to twentieth.
Speaker 2: Oh how excited? Yes, really, I'm excited to be working.
Speaker 2: I'm looking forward to the things that's happened. I want
Speaker 2: to say hats off to uh I, Senator what's her name?
Speaker 2: Her name is everybody bride. Even though on the floor
Speaker 2: they are disrespecting this woman, this trans woman, and who
Speaker 2: presents woman, who carries herself like a dignified woman, and
Speaker 2: they are they are just disrespectful in a way that
Speaker 2: is just unbelievable. But this is what you'll voted for,
Speaker 2: So this is what you wanted. That's the name of
Speaker 2: the episode too. The people have spoken, but they should
Speaker 2: have stayed They should have stayed quiet, and shit.
Speaker 3: Yeah it's only just begun. That's what I'd be thinking.
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