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Speaker 4: Welcome, Welcome to this week's episode of Laugh and Learn.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, it was the DNC this week, and
Speaker 4: I'm gonna give y'all all that I know, all that
Speaker 4: I saw and I experienced it on the final night.
Speaker 4: But before I move any further, you know I cannot
Speaker 4: keep doing this show out my beautiful co hosts, the
Speaker 4: one and only, the the Icons Touts. Y'all like to know.
Speaker 4: So Bobby Clifford, Hi you Bobby.
Speaker 3: Hiat TUTS but how's it going. I can't wait to
Speaker 3: hear all the stories. I'm like beside myself, Oh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're gonna get to that. How was your week,
Speaker 4: Bribby Clifford.
Speaker 3: It was good. We had a in Boston. It was
Speaker 3: a little bit cooler, so it was like, you can
Speaker 3: feel like fall's gonna start coming the Christmas in the evenings. Crisp.
Speaker 3: It's like sixty eight, but it's not ninety eight, so
Speaker 3: I kind of liked it. It's nice, got out, moved
Speaker 3: a little bit.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm in Chicago. Bobby whether he has been pretty
Speaker 4: good too. The city was locked up tighter than a
Speaker 4: brand new baby's ass. Good guy. They had swat teams, sheriffs,
Speaker 4: pole hella chopters. Right, maybe they had oh you know,
Speaker 4: if they had Bobby. They had the AI dogs. What
Speaker 4: was that like, I've seen two of them, like the
Speaker 4: little robots.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: I was like, oh my god. It really let me
Speaker 4: know how how really quickly they are moving this artificial intelligence.
Speaker 4: They are pushing it fast.
Speaker 3: There are things that are good about it. I mean
Speaker 3: there really are things like, for instance, I work in
Speaker 3: a hospital, right, so they can do medical records and stuff.
Speaker 3: By doing that instead. But other parts scare me. I'm
Speaker 3: dying to hear about.
Speaker 4: The dogs, so, you know, looking at them and only
Speaker 4: seeing two And then when I got in the car,
Speaker 4: I realized, one day there'll be two million of those dogs.
Speaker 4: They might even replace police officers. So I just was like,
Speaker 4: oh my god. It just let me know where we're headed.
Speaker 4: But for my first time seeing something like that, it
Speaker 4: was amazing. I was like, oh my god, I want one.
Speaker 4: They're so cute. But I don't know. It's still a machine.
Speaker 4: It still does not have a real brain. It doesn't
Speaker 4: have a unless you tell it no, oh yes. What
Speaker 4: happens when it gets undecided and it does what it
Speaker 4: wants to do and those things look, I'm sure they
Speaker 4: made those things to be beyond vicious. I don't want
Speaker 4: to say what beyond vicious. Let's say that.
Speaker 3: I would say too. I'm hoping that on the other
Speaker 3: end of that, like literally watching every move is a
Speaker 3: police officer who just happens to be sitting behind a
Speaker 3: desk somewhere and not necessarily out on the road. I mean,
Speaker 3: there were some big things that were happening. I know,
Speaker 3: we'll get into the actual meet of the DNC after
Speaker 3: But you had all those protests going outside, the pro
Speaker 3: the pro Palestinian protests.
Speaker 4: But remember I told you'll last week, last episode before
Speaker 4: the DNC that the Chicago Police Department did not say
Speaker 4: it plays no gangs, no Chicago plase games. Chicago Police
Speaker 4: Department did not play with them at all. I beg
Speaker 4: that I'm from Chicago, I know the police.
Speaker 3: Hee you no, And I loved it because they were like,
Speaker 3: not the the I feel terrible for what's happening. We
Speaker 3: all do what's happening in Palestine. But they're they're overly
Speaker 3: emotional or something. I don't know what, and I think
Speaker 3: they thought they were going to push them around. Well,
Speaker 3: the Chicago PG let them know no, ma'am, g BD.
Speaker 4: Don't play no games. Maybe I'm from here, I know
Speaker 4: how they do. But luckily nobody got hurt. They did
Speaker 4: have some arrests maybe over the.
Speaker 3: Course of seventy seventy two one night, and two injuries,
Speaker 3: but that didn't sound bad to me.
Speaker 4: Well, they knocked over they knocked over one of the barricades,
Speaker 4: they bombarded through one of the best yes, and that
Speaker 4: is when the injuries happened. But everything was peaceful. After that,
Speaker 4: they still had the summer peaceful protests and a few arrests.
Speaker 4: But outside of that that negative the positive we will
Speaker 4: get you later because I'm gonna tell y'all because I
Speaker 4: actually went Final night to the DNC to watch Kamala
Speaker 4: Harris except the Democratic nomination, I can't tell y'all. I'm
Speaker 4: gonna tell y'all went about it later. But we ask
Speaker 4: some other stuff to get into before we go any further.
Speaker 4: We want to send us super prayers out to our producers,
Speaker 4: to producer Aaron Howard, his family stuff for the loss
Speaker 4: this week, and we love Aaron. Aaron Keyser sharp. Aaron
Speaker 4: keeps us informed. You guys don't get to hear Aaron's voice,
Speaker 4: but Aaron is like granddaddy on a reprimanded us and
Speaker 4: him and Bobby's relationship, if y'all can hear it all,
Speaker 4: Lane is the cutest and I just sit back like
Speaker 4: if they don't sht the hell up. But they have
Speaker 4: accused relationships. So prayers to our producer Aaron Howe and
Speaker 4: his family on their loves. Anyway, where are we going
Speaker 4: to it?
Speaker 3: So when we're talking about super sad stuff, I know
Speaker 3: you loved him so I want to make make sure
Speaker 3: we mentioned him. Phil Donahue died eighty eight. Died in
Speaker 3: his home.
Speaker 4: My muse, my mentor, my absolute favorite talk show hosts ever, Okay, I'm.
Speaker 3: Sorry he didn't. No, No, I think it's lovely. I mean,
Speaker 3: he had a show that ran for twenty six years,
Speaker 3: over seven thousand episodes. He won twenty Emmy Awards. He
Speaker 3: broke crown for Heraldo Rivera, Oprah Winfrey, Jerry Springer, Rosie
Speaker 3: O'donnald like you could just name it, on and on
Speaker 3: and on doing it, making sure that he tapped into
Speaker 3: those those housewives that were stuck at home with their kids,
Speaker 3: that still had something to ask for, something to say,
Speaker 3: something to learn and give. And I thought that he's
Speaker 3: pretty pretty terrific. Our President and President Joe Biden gave
Speaker 3: him the Medal of Freedom Award last year. He was
Speaker 3: in a wheelchair, but he looked good. I guess he's
Speaker 3: been battling some illness for a while. Now I feel badly,
Speaker 3: but hats off to Phil and Phil's family. He was
Speaker 3: married tomorrow Thomas forty four years.
Speaker 4: Wow. Yeah, So let me tell you mom's fondest memories
Speaker 4: of Phil Donahue as a kid wants to him, I
Speaker 4: would love how fair he was to everybody, even if
Speaker 4: he did not like what you stood for, even if
Speaker 4: he did not.
Speaker 5: Like the KKK was on his show and he had
Speaker 5: all these he was fair to everybody because he did
Speaker 5: not judge you on your how you felt about something else.
Speaker 4: He judged the energy that you gave him right then
Speaker 4: and there. And I used to love to watch and
Speaker 4: run up and down those stats. He would run to
Speaker 4: take a microphone. He was always so respectful. He sings
Speaker 4: like a kind man, and he was so authentic with
Speaker 4: his answers, and he was never offensive even when being intrusive.
Speaker 4: That's what I loved about him. He was never offensive
Speaker 4: even when he had to cross the line on the
Speaker 4: questions that he was so skilled at how to ask
Speaker 4: you a really detrimental question because of his there was
Speaker 4: some kind of kindness in his voice. Was never he
Speaker 4: never raised it. He was just an amazing person to
Speaker 4: watch if you want to do talk show, because the
Speaker 4: lessons that you would learn from just watching his style
Speaker 4: and his poise and his grace, you will be now.
Speaker 4: Mind you, as much as I watch them, y'all know,
Speaker 4: I'm still an ignorant bitch. But when it's time. If
Speaker 4: you ever see me laugh, you'll see when it's time
Speaker 4: for Q and A. I can take anything and everything.
Speaker 4: I make it funny because I'm a comedian. But I
Speaker 4: listened to you, and that's what I respected about Phil
Speaker 4: down to Hue. He didn't just talk over you or
Speaker 4: give his opinion. He listened to everything that you said
Speaker 4: to him.
Speaker 3: He did, and I agree like when he did have
Speaker 3: the he had your skinheads or the KKK on and
Speaker 3: what he tried to do was he tried to educate
Speaker 3: them and tell them everybody else's stance and how they're wrong.
Speaker 3: But he didn't say you're wrong, He just said so
Speaker 3: he was trying to. I think he thought, if I
Speaker 3: can flip one of them, you never know I can
Speaker 3: get the other. And he was He had a very
Speaker 3: gentle way. He wasn't excitable in a negative way where
Speaker 3: he was bombastic and get upset. He just he went
Speaker 3: and no matter what you said to him, he thought
Speaker 3: about it. He was thoughtful, you know, to see I
Speaker 3: can kind of see their point of view, or at
Speaker 3: least I know where they're coming fight.
Speaker 4: And hear me, well, he could have had a class
Speaker 4: on poker face, because I'm sure there were many times
Speaker 4: that people see things that he was offended back, but
Speaker 4: you never could read it on his face.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I agree, I agree, so, but he was definitely
Speaker 3: worth absolutely worth mentioning. So so that anyway, hats off
Speaker 3: TI Phil Donahue. I think we want to save DNC
Speaker 3: for lost we've had outd Yeah.
Speaker 4: That girl, if you all know him, that was that girl.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I loved her. She was so cute.
Speaker 4: Look at me telling Bobby's ay that girl, Yeah.
Speaker 3: She saw it to me, I loved her. That she was.
Speaker 3: She was absolutely she was absolutely adorable and gorgeous. I
Speaker 3: saw her in a Hallmark movie like two years ago.
Speaker 3: I almost didn't know who she was. Shop is attacking,
Speaker 3: you know, able to act and everything well up into
Speaker 3: her eighties. But she's had a little a little too
Speaker 3: much work done in Saint Jude. Remember that's that. Everybody
Speaker 3: remember that that girl. Her her dad, Danny Thomas, started
Speaker 3: Saint Jude. So and she's she's been the driving force
Speaker 3: for that. So they were an impressive They were an
Speaker 3: impressive couple. They really were.
Speaker 4: He was just he was such a he was such
Speaker 4: a Powerhouse as a interviewer. And he and you know what,
Speaker 4: he was one of the first to do many things
Speaker 4: because I worked at the legendary Baton Show Club here
Speaker 4: Chicago for years. Yes, and he put them, He was
Speaker 4: the first person to put them on TV, to put
Speaker 4: a humanistic up to put to show that they were people,
Speaker 4: that they were human, They were just people working as
Speaker 4: female impersonators. Yeah. So and he didn't. It was not
Speaker 4: an exploitive way at all. Bill Donahue was a legend.
Speaker 4: Pill Donahue was what you call an og.
Speaker 3: He was the goat.
Speaker 4: He was. He really was. So Yes, rest in power
Speaker 4: to uh Bill Donahue one of the greatest, if not
Speaker 4: the greatest, to ever do it. Okay, Boby, let's go
Speaker 4: where we're going.
Speaker 3: Well, what we're going now is we might as well
Speaker 3: talk about the Supreme Court. After reviewing controversial law, the
Speaker 3: Supreme Court ruled five to four that Arizona residents must
Speaker 3: show proof of US citizenship before they can vote. This
Speaker 3: is something obviously that Arizona is pushing. There is some
Speaker 3: sort of documentation that you can show some citizen citizenship
Speaker 3: or whatever documentation, but it's they're making a little harder
Speaker 3: to vote in in in Arizona. So it's sort of
Speaker 3: a they're saying it's a partial win for them for
Speaker 3: the GOP. Uh. They're also right now they do something
Speaker 3: called and I didn't know about this, let me know
Speaker 3: if you knew. They're they're expected to resolve a few
Speaker 3: cases that are on what they call the shadow docket.
Speaker 3: I guess it is a name that they use for
Speaker 3: emergency cases. The bad part of it is when they
Speaker 3: have these emergency cases, they don't have to give their
Speaker 3: full oral arguments. They can just give give a decision.
Speaker 3: Two of the things that they're going to be looking
Speaker 3: at is Biden's administration's the latest student loan debt relief plan,
Speaker 3: whether they'll allow that to go through, and then rules
Speaker 3: that limit power on planted power planted missions. You would
Speaker 3: think they would be happy about that, but somehow, I guess,
Speaker 3: I guess not so much.
Speaker 4: What is with the Supreme Court, Bobby, I'm gonna tell
Speaker 4: you right now. The Supreme Court used to get my
Speaker 4: personal opinion as an American and this is only my opinion.
Speaker 4: The Supreme Court used to get so much respect for me,
Speaker 4: just mad respective we were just yeah, yeah, And now
Speaker 4: looking at what's going on with all the scandals that's
Speaker 4: coming out and the things that they are doing that
Speaker 4: they are not being reprimanded for because you are there
Speaker 4: almost in a position to where they can't be reprimanded
Speaker 4: for it. I lost all kind of respect for them.
Speaker 4: I think that they need to throw the baby out
Speaker 4: with the bath water. Started with Clarence Thomas. I can't
Speaker 4: do it. It's just And the sad part is if
Speaker 4: we can't support our highest court in the land, we
Speaker 4: don't believe in them, how are we going to believe
Speaker 4: in the lower courts? That's my opinions.
Speaker 3: Well, I know, because all sorts of stuff. I mean,
Speaker 3: this is really high because remember Arizona is one of
Speaker 3: those battleground states, and if they're making it more difficult
Speaker 3: for people to to vote, I mean, you should be
Speaker 3: a citizen, or you should be at least we have the paperwork,
Speaker 3: but if they're making it more difficult.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Voter suppression is everywhere though, and they're doing it
Speaker 4: really bad in the South, especially in Georgia. So you
Speaker 4: have to go to vote dot org constantly to check
Speaker 4: it takes less than two minutes to make sure that
Speaker 4: you are registered to vote. It takes less than two minutes.
Speaker 4: Vote dot org. Just continuously check because this is this
Speaker 4: is a battle that we are in and they're playing
Speaker 4: to win. They're playing to keep for keeps. And remember,
Speaker 4: if they win, you never get the chance to vote again.
Speaker 4: Because he said you don't have to.
Speaker 3: You don't have to only once.
Speaker 4: I'm going to fix it, is what he's.
Speaker 3: Christians, Christians, don't don't worry. You will only want Well,
Speaker 3: I'm a Christian and I'm worried. That's all. I'm just
Speaker 3: letting you know.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, but that voter suppression is real. So make
Speaker 4: sure you stay on your p's and q's because they're
Speaker 4: trying all that they can. Where else we're going, you're
Speaker 4: talking about the Supreme Court. I don't know. I think
Speaker 4: that I'm I hope that. I hope that if Kamala
Speaker 4: Harris wins, and we're praying that she wins over here,
Speaker 4: that they changed some policies with that Supreme Court. It
Speaker 4: should be a lifetime appointment. If you get too extreme,
Speaker 4: your job should be up a review. If the world
Speaker 4: is changing, as they say, and everything is evolving, those
Speaker 4: rules will have to evolve and change as well.
Speaker 3: I agree, because we've talked about it before. It was
Speaker 3: a lifetime appointment because people weren't expected to live past sixty.
Speaker 3: You know, when they made that lifetime appointment, they didn't
Speaker 3: realize people would still be in their high eighties on there. So,
Speaker 3: and it's grueling, it's grueling work. I think that there
Speaker 3: definitely should I e to be term limits. There needs
Speaker 3: to be some sort of reform. I know that President
Speaker 3: Biden is looking to to put some type of parody
Speaker 3: in place, some type of reform, but I don't know.
Speaker 3: He's only a five months so I don't know what
Speaker 3: he's going to actually be able to get done himself.
Speaker 3: But so that's the Supreme Court. Those are the two
Speaker 3: cases they're listening to. That is the one that they
Speaker 3: just made the decision on. I also saw CNN had
Speaker 3: reported that the Justice Department filed an anti trust Merrick
Speaker 3: Ireland an anti trust lawsuit against real estate software company.
Speaker 3: The company is called real Page and it is a
Speaker 3: scheme that helps landlord high rents and anti trust lawsuit.
Speaker 3: So they filed it this week. We'll see where it goes.
Speaker 3: I think to me, that sounds pretty good. I know
Speaker 3: some people if you live in like real buildings versus
Speaker 3: living in like a home, like a two family home.
Speaker 3: There there are constant rent tikes and all that jazz.
Speaker 3: So so we'll see, we'll see what happens with that.
Speaker 3: Something that was a little disappointing to me is that
Speaker 3: a federal drudge in Texas scrapped the Biden administration's plan
Speaker 3: to ban non competes. Non Competes are when you're employed
Speaker 3: and you want to leave one job and go to another,
Speaker 3: and if it's a like type of job, they some employers,
Speaker 3: have you signed a noncompete. I'm going to make it
Speaker 3: as simple as I can. McDonald's might have you signed
Speaker 3: something that says you can't go to Wendy's, Chick fil
Speaker 3: A or b K. But people should be able to
Speaker 3: be employed. That's how as long as they're not taking
Speaker 3: any any secret sauce information with them. But they baned
Speaker 3: it anyway, they shut it down.
Speaker 4: So you're telling me I can't I can't do I'm
Speaker 4: loving if I'm going over with the Burger king to
Speaker 4: have it my way, because what's the other one? You God,
Speaker 4: you can't do it? What's the other restaurant? You say?
Speaker 3: Have a Chick fil a? Chick fil a? Doesn't have anything.
Speaker 3: Eat more chicken.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I can't eat oil chicken. Oh my god, I
Speaker 4: can't eat oirel chicken because you don't want me to
Speaker 4: give out your special sauce lettery bon. And then if
Speaker 4: I go and try to have it my way, Oh
Speaker 4: my god, no, thank you, Oh good god, that's a
Speaker 4: whole joke in it ridiculous.
Speaker 3: It absolutely is. I work for a hospital, and thank
Speaker 3: god I don't have to sign a noncompete. I worked
Speaker 3: for an electronic medical record company for a while and
Speaker 3: we did have to sign it, so if I left
Speaker 3: that one, I couldn't go to another one. But it
Speaker 3: does really limit I remember something as silly as the
Speaker 3: girl who gives me my facials left one company and
Speaker 3: she went to another, and she couldn't tell any of
Speaker 3: her old clients because she had signed it on compete.
Speaker 3: So anyway, that's that the economy. I thought this was
Speaker 3: funny because you know, you and I, like, we have
Speaker 3: gold bars hanging around our house. For the first time
Speaker 3: in history, a gold bar is worth one million dollars
Speaker 3: playing can you imagine? So if you have any old
Speaker 3: gold hanging around, get it in and turn it in.
Speaker 3: You know, broken earrings, broken necklaces. The kids have stuff
Speaker 3: that doesn't work. Turn it in.
Speaker 4: No, I don't want to turn shitty, and I just
Speaker 4: want a couple of gold bars. Just give me like
Speaker 4: thirty five of.
Speaker 3: Them, I know, honest to God, you know what it
Speaker 3: makes me think of? Am I going to say it right?
Speaker 3: Is that Menendez? And Melendez the senator from New Jersey.
Speaker 3: He is actually he's been, you know, housted, he's he
Speaker 3: has a CNN got a hold of his resignation letter,
Speaker 3: so he's going to be out. But he thought it
Speaker 3: was okay. Remember they said he thought it was okay
Speaker 3: to have gold bars and clothes and money and pockets.
Speaker 3: And he didn't realize what did he do wrong? He
Speaker 3: didn't do anything when he was with Egypt, colluding with Egypt.
Speaker 3: So but a million dollars that that was, God bless them,
Speaker 3: that was. That was a hell of a lot of
Speaker 3: money that he had. And they said he had multiple bars,
Speaker 3: so plus the money in the house. I kind of
Speaker 3: only imagine the value that he had.
Speaker 4: I would have liked to be his sad piece. Okay,
Speaker 4: come on, where are we going?
Speaker 3: I got ew though it was.
Speaker 4: The sad piece or the maid.
Speaker 3: Yea, oh, my God, hold on my thing. Just give
Speaker 3: me two seconds. I just switched from one season to
Speaker 3: and next.
Speaker 4: I would have went in and dusted them suits and
Speaker 4: they would have got deaf empty.
Speaker 3: I would jet's exactly. I don't know what happened. You
Speaker 3: told me to take it to the dry cleaners. I
Speaker 3: took it to the dry cleaners. Hunter Biden was rejected
Speaker 3: by a federal judge also for staying on judges, for
Speaker 3: his latest attempt to dismiss the tax related services that
Speaker 3: he's facing in LA I don't see that going away.
Speaker 3: I'm sort of shocked that even he even tried to
Speaker 3: make an attempt of it. They're going to hold his
Speaker 3: feet to the fire. So we'll expect that in the fall,
Speaker 3: just to his poor dad. Just as though that's that's
Speaker 3: going on.
Speaker 4: I still hope, I still personally hope that Joe Biden,
Speaker 4: since he since he was removed, since not forced or removed,
Speaker 4: he said in himself that it was his decision. But
Speaker 4: since that was his decision and he changed his man,
Speaker 4: I hope that he changes his man and gets his
Speaker 4: son full of unity. If he don't give it to
Speaker 4: nobody else, I hope that he gives it to his son.
Speaker 4: I don't think that we should judge him for it,
Speaker 4: and I hope that he would think that he didn't
Speaker 4: give a fuck because as a parent, and he has
Speaker 4: proven himself to be a bit very loyal American from
Speaker 4: fifty four years or third right, I hope that he
Speaker 4: pardons just sell it.
Speaker 3: Oh, our boyfriend George Santos is facing two years in
Speaker 3: prison after pleading guilty to wire fraud.
Speaker 4: Question, is he going to try to go to the
Speaker 4: man if you really want to punish him? Sin is
Speaker 4: asked with a bunch of women.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, he would. I mean, I don't know
Speaker 3: where he'd get his lip closs if he goes to jail,
Speaker 3: but he is, he is facing They must have had
Speaker 3: him so dead to rights claim. I mean, it's like
Speaker 3: so completely dead to rights that he would actually plead guilty.
Speaker 3: I just can't even imagine him admitting that he was wrong.
Speaker 3: See you later, alligator. And the next thing we have
Speaker 3: if we're sticking on If we're sticking on suits, the
Speaker 3: East Palestine residents filed emotion, accusing their lawyers of collusion.
Speaker 3: I guess they got six hundred million in a train
Speaker 3: settlement that you know, for the train turning over and
Speaker 3: all those horrible fumes and everybody getting sick and blah
Speaker 3: blah blah. But I think I guess they could have
Speaker 3: somehow gotten more. They they think that there the attorneys
Speaker 3: were in on it, in on some sort of agreement
Speaker 3: with the trained people.
Speaker 4: So it happened to that the attorneys for the sag gig,
Speaker 4: they own credit money to make sure that the people
Speaker 4: who suffered didn't get the whole money.
Speaker 3: Something, yeah, something, am.
Speaker 4: I surprised, absolutely not no, allegedly allegedly allegedly, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: I got I got some alleged for you.
Speaker 3: Well, this is what the news nation is reporting that
Speaker 3: so and and they've been like, I know, Chris Cromo himself,
Speaker 3: he actually went to Ohio. He was so touched by
Speaker 3: them and so disturbed that the Biden administration wasn't getting involved.
Speaker 3: And it's not that I believe it. It wasn't that
Speaker 3: they were not getting involved. I think they they were
Speaker 3: trying to hold the trained people speak to the fire
Speaker 3: because they're the ones the one responsible, and they the
Speaker 3: ones that should have been coming up with the money
Speaker 3: and cleaning. And I think he did push that in
Speaker 3: the EPA to get in there. I would have liked
Speaker 3: to have seen them in there a little, a little quicker.
Speaker 3: But you know, I'm not a president. I don't know
Speaker 3: what the hell happens in there. You know, every day
Speaker 3: he's probably trying to stop nuclear war.
Speaker 4: For the love of God.
Speaker 3: Oh the Arizona is I won't have the chance. They're
Speaker 3: voters in November to vote on on reproductive rights because
Speaker 3: of some sort of paperwork glitch, it didn't get added
Speaker 3: to the ballot and the ballots are done, so I
Speaker 3: don't know if that's going to be a good thing
Speaker 3: or a bad thing, but it's it's not something that's
Speaker 3: going to be on their ballot, and it seems like
Speaker 3: it's on everybody else's. It's for the emergency.
Speaker 6: The emergency is now all but this year, if we
Speaker 6: got to get for I know, right, yeah, I said
Speaker 6: what I said, if we got to get put on
Speaker 6: because ye a, I would have put it on.
Speaker 4: That was a human on purpose era allegedly.
Speaker 3: Okay, Next, what we're going to talk about, just quickly
Speaker 3: is Ukraine. They have moved into as we know, into Russia.
Speaker 3: It seems like they're making some sort of some sort
Speaker 3: of groundwork. I love that that president's Lensky. There's something
Speaker 3: about him that just seems like a regular guy.
Speaker 4: Uh are you trying? Are you trying to become Ukrainian
Speaker 4: on me? No?
Speaker 3: No, not trying to be Ukrainian. I love I am
Speaker 3: an American. I don't want to live anywhere else. He
Speaker 3: seems like he's got a lovely wife.
Speaker 4: I thought you were trying to get a little Crainian,
Speaker 4: a little Ukrainian in you.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 4: Look, he is a little Ukrainian. He's a little man.
Speaker 4: He's a little an static, but he is a giant.
Speaker 4: And I admire his courage, and I admire his tenacity,
Speaker 4: and I admire his patriotism for his country. Because he
Speaker 4: loves his country. I wish other people would take those
Speaker 4: lessons over here.
Speaker 3: Haint hint me too. You know what comes to my
Speaker 3: mind when I think of him, and it probably will
Speaker 3: for the rest of my life. I think of him
Speaker 3: when they had the when they had the Normandy Anniversary,
Speaker 3: reaching down to speak to one of the World War
Speaker 3: Two veterans who was well into his pie to be
Speaker 3: in his late nineties, and the veterans telling Zelensky that
Speaker 3: he was his hero for a standing by his country
Speaker 3: for doing the right thing, even when it wasn't easy.
Speaker 3: And Zelensky was so taken aback by it, and he said, no, no,
Speaker 3: we're here for you. You guys, you're the heroes. And
Speaker 3: he said, no, you're my heir. And I thought, oh
Speaker 3: my god, that was It was beautiful of the of
Speaker 3: the American soldier as well, because that's what the World
Speaker 3: War two was all about, right, it's stepping in, stepping
Speaker 3: over a bully.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I love it. I love Valenski's courage, and I
Speaker 4: love that he will. He fights. He's dead to the end,
Speaker 4: and he is fighting with his count He's yeah somewhere
Speaker 4: given orders. He is on the ground in the trench
Speaker 4: with his people stowing him. That's that's a great leader.
Speaker 4: That is a great leader.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think so too, I really do.
Speaker 4: I like am I Not only am I your leader
Speaker 4: and not only am I above you? But I am
Speaker 4: with you. And that's what he is showing them.
Speaker 3: And what is India's I don't know if it's a
Speaker 3: Prime minister Modi she went over to Ukraine to speak
Speaker 3: Prime minister it was and I And they're they're keenly
Speaker 3: watching them and watching their interaction with Russia and see
Speaker 3: and really watching how how far Russia is going. And
Speaker 3: I thought interesting that they went to Ukraine because I
Speaker 3: always thought India was sort of in in Putin's pocket
Speaker 3: or at least on that side of the jump rope.
Speaker 3: Moving right along the Middle East is the Middle East
Speaker 3: is a mess. They're moving the the the poor Palestinians. Again,
Speaker 3: we're really kind of bracing. The US military is embracing
Speaker 3: for any type of UH running an attack. I wish
Speaker 3: them the best that I possibly can. I don't know
Speaker 3: how this is going to come out. We really need
Speaker 3: our people back. They did find I don't know if
Speaker 3: you saw that in the news. They found six six
Speaker 3: hostages bodies. They were all Israeli. Who is they Israel?
Speaker 3: I don't know if that when they went in and
Speaker 3: they were.
Speaker 4: Looking according to what news source, according.
Speaker 3: To what well, CNN News Nation and the skim all reported.
Speaker 4: We think that that just came from US.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, they did. What they're saying is that
Speaker 3: they were alive, they were taken alive, but now they're gone.
Speaker 3: In the ages, there are two eighty year olds here,
Speaker 3: a seventy nine year old, seventy six and a fifty
Speaker 3: one and the youngest is thirty five. So my heart
Speaker 3: goes out to those families. But I mean, this is
Speaker 3: supposed to be easy at this part in their lives,
Speaker 3: right high seventies and eighties. They shouldn't have to be
Speaker 3: worrying about. We don't even know what happened to them.
Speaker 3: They haven't discussed, you know, what condition the bodies were
Speaker 3: in and all of that. But it's a that's going
Speaker 3: to be a real blow to the peace talks that
Speaker 3: they're talking about. The ceasefire as well as the hostage
Speaker 3: is being released. We've talked about this before. I wonder
Speaker 3: how many this is just opinion. I wonder how many
Speaker 3: are even left flame, Like.
Speaker 4: I don't you know, you know, I stay away from that, Bobby.
Speaker 4: I hate war.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just take war.
Speaker 4: I say, put the two world leaders in the boxing ringers,
Speaker 4: let them go. I would love to see Trump swing
Speaker 4: and bide and Biden and swing and forget the heat swung.
Speaker 4: I would love to see that. And really, from the
Speaker 4: way it's looking, Trump might forget the punch because he
Speaker 4: ain't remember nobody's name, what city, and nothing else. But y'all,
Speaker 4: y'all that question his card. I'm watching I'm not saying
Speaker 4: what I ain't saw. I'm saying the same thing. I'm
Speaker 4: seeing the same thing. Y'all singing anyway, Prayers to everybody
Speaker 4: involved in wars and guys of Ukraine, Israel, Palestine. It's
Speaker 4: just a good gud.
Speaker 3: But I want him to clean it up. We need to.
Speaker 3: Somebody has to, somebody has to step up. Brinkol was
Speaker 3: over there.
Speaker 4: I love it that Joe Biden is still trying to
Speaker 4: get this skill fire despread. He is really trying hard
Speaker 4: to get this seafire to stop this war, and I'm
Speaker 4: hoping that just gets passed sooner than later. I do too.
Speaker 3: I hope it's on his watch so he can go
Speaker 3: out with And I really hope she wins, because he
Speaker 3: would have put the first female in the office or
Speaker 3: been instrumental in it by backing her immediately and training
Speaker 3: her up all these years. And it would be really
Speaker 3: nice to see him because he is a master of
Speaker 3: foreign policy. I don't care what anybody says, and I
Speaker 3: would love to have him. He's had Blinking over there
Speaker 3: as a surrogate and been working on it. I blink
Speaker 3: and I believe now is back. But I would love
Speaker 3: to see that happen. And you know what he did
Speaker 3: talk about and this is this is off of the war,
Speaker 3: so we're off of that. But President Biden, he is
Speaker 3: he's negotiating for ten additional drugs and it looks like
Speaker 3: that's going to go through for twenty twenty six. That
Speaker 3: for Medicare, that will be cheaper. It will save us
Speaker 3: tens of millions of dollars as citizens, and it will
Speaker 3: make it cheaper for people who are living on fixed
Speaker 3: incomes like Social Security to actually be able to afford
Speaker 3: their drugs and take them without having to ration them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, fantastic. Whether we stay last week, whether we tell
Speaker 4: you remind you guys of last week, Joe Biden is
Speaker 4: still our president. Yep. Yeah, Okay, Bob, let's get on
Speaker 4: to this DNC. We call forty minutes.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, okay, I'm sorry. Oh you know the one
Speaker 3: the one thing I thought was kind of cute before
Speaker 3: we get to the DNC. So under my Trump petting,
Speaker 3: did you see that the The New York Times have
Speaker 3: reported that one of Trump's people, I don't know, probably
Speaker 3: someone running, is running his race. They gave the name,
Speaker 3: but I didn't get the name. Uh put out something
Speaker 3: on social media with Trump and Beyonce's Freedom song, the
Speaker 3: one that Harris always uses, and she did a cease
Speaker 3: and desist and I got that tickled me, pink.
Speaker 4: I think Trump looked at it like, if you can't
Speaker 4: beat him, join him. Hopefully they'll be with a fifty
Speaker 4: dollar of y'all both blue and make sure that you're
Speaker 4: registered both dot org. He won't be able to beat
Speaker 4: the YEP because he damn show ain't gonna join us
Speaker 4: because where he going I don't want to go. He's
Speaker 4: there already.
Speaker 3: He's a ramble and lunatic. The only thing so the
Speaker 3: good and the bad news is today RFK Junior suspended
Speaker 3: his his race and but the son of a gun
Speaker 3: is backing is backing Trump, which I am out of
Speaker 3: my mind. News Nation, just as we were coming on,
Speaker 3: reported that he's actually at the Trump rally tonight. So
Speaker 3: I I just can't believe that that Bobby.
Speaker 4: What's so sad about that? Is I interview RFK Jr.
Speaker 4: Maybe I know y'all get a chance to see the
Speaker 4: interview because and now I'm glad y'all didn't. And I
Speaker 4: changed my perspective on him according to what he was saying,
Speaker 4: but now he is just showing that he is chasing
Speaker 4: what what he can ki something because he chased me
Speaker 4: with because there. Let me let me break this down
Speaker 4: for you all. When your whole family or where where
Speaker 4: most of your family and the big ways and you
Speaker 4: are from a you are from the Kennedys, that is
Speaker 4: political legacy in this country. People love your day, They
Speaker 4: loved your uncle, but you and your and your family
Speaker 4: are now your present family turns on you and says
Speaker 4: that they wouldn't vote for you or they are against you,
Speaker 4: and that speaks volumes about what we should hear and see.
Speaker 4: So I'm just saying for you to be a flip
Speaker 4: flopper like that. And in the interview I asked him,
Speaker 4: I say, and I did ask him. I said, so,
Speaker 4: if there's a chance that you don't win, and I
Speaker 4: was very kind because he wasn't even older damn ballot,
Speaker 4: would you be willing to endorse another candidate? He says,
Speaker 4: I'm going to win. He avoided the question by saying, yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm going to win. I said, well, you have a
Speaker 4: really positive attitude even though I know you ain't had
Speaker 4: a snowball chance o'hell on winning and now you see
Speaker 4: you neither, but the fact that you are back in
Speaker 4: Trump because the rumor is that I think there was
Speaker 4: reported on one of the news pro outlets that he
Speaker 4: was promised by Don Junior a cabinage position. That is
Speaker 4: the way it's supposed to have went down. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: this is yes, dude. This is another reason to make
Speaker 4: sure that we vote hard and vote heavy because he
Speaker 4: even though he only had five percent, I think it
Speaker 4: was like between three to five percent, we need every
Speaker 4: vote that we can get. So this is where you
Speaker 4: may register. We get up to these polls. Help everybody,
Speaker 4: you know, and the words of the Great Michelle Obama,
Speaker 4: do something, knock gonna do us, the call folks whatever
Speaker 4: you need to make. Talk to people in the laundromat,
Speaker 4: at the grocery store, Are you registered, are you voting
Speaker 4: for this person? Why are you voting for that person? Whatever,
Speaker 4: Just do what you gotta do. So I'm sorry, I'm rambling.
Speaker 4: You know you're not rambling, but I'll.
Speaker 3: Rub it off on you. I thought, and I'm only
Speaker 3: going to read one line of it. I got this
Speaker 3: was pretty powerful. So five of his siblings immediately came out,
Speaker 3: and there's just a few lines, but the last line
Speaker 3: was that, well, they said they believe in in Harrison
Speaker 3: Wallas and they said, our brother Bobby's decision to endorse
Speaker 3: Trump today is a betrayal of the values that our
Speaker 3: father and our family holds most dear. It's a sad
Speaker 3: ending to a sad story. And then they signed their
Speaker 3: names Kathleen Courtney, Carry, Chris and Rory Kennedy.
Speaker 4: And I thought the Kennedys are affiliated with wealth, political power,
Speaker 4: beyond beyond me, service, service for sure, yeah, and service,
Speaker 4: and you know with the shrivers and comunities. It's that's
Speaker 4: long jackline bouvia. But you guys, wow, things like you say,
Speaker 4: things have evolved, things have changed, but they ain't changed
Speaker 4: that much. Because when your family, family is still family,
Speaker 4: and when your family say it, they know it to
Speaker 4: be true because they've been around you their whole life.
Speaker 3: It's the truth. And you know what I was watching
Speaker 3: on CNN. I'm Jake Tapper tonight. It is something that's
Speaker 3: not changing for Trump and it's kind of like, look,
Speaker 3: it's something everybody, so I'll explain it as quickly as
Speaker 3: I can, but it's something that's completely legal everybody as
Speaker 3: long as the service is provided and it's at a
Speaker 3: fair market value. They said that Trump's businesses are bringing
Speaker 3: in tens of millions of dollars from campaigns, including his
Speaker 3: own by by candidates are going to his service, they're
Speaker 3: running their fundraisers through it, or they're getting some sort
Speaker 3: of service through him. They're actually getting a service, and
Speaker 3: then all of a sudden a month two months. It's
Speaker 3: probably coincidental, but he's endorsing them. One of the people
Speaker 3: was herschel Walker, so unfortunately he didn't win. He had
Speaker 3: spent two hundred and fifteen thousand dollars at Myra Lago,
Speaker 3: so I'm sure that was what for some some sort
Speaker 3: of campaign. But who's done it the most. The RNC
Speaker 3: has spent two millions since twenty sixteen. Trump himself, they reported,
Speaker 3: has spent since twenty sixteen twenty eight million dollars of
Speaker 3: political contributions by doing fundraisers, by renting his plane. What
Speaker 3: does he call it, Trump forced one or something or
Speaker 3: trump I don't know, whatever he calls it. So he's
Speaker 3: not hurting for cash. It's still coming in. And if
Speaker 3: you don't like that, then that's you go and you
Speaker 3: vote people, you vote local, you tell people you don't think.
Speaker 3: I think it's a little unsavory, but it's completely about board.
Speaker 4: It's a real fight, y'all. It's a real fight. Okay. Now,
Speaker 4: let's get to the Let's get to the joyous part
Speaker 4: of the week. The joyous part of the week was
Speaker 4: this week was the Democratic National Convention, Ladies, Jai, we
Speaker 4: were able to appoint and the candidate we appointed was
Speaker 4: able to accept her nomination for UH for the positions
Speaker 4: for the black job. What I tell you, we watched
Speaker 4: it all week. You watched it with me. The world
Speaker 4: was watching it. Everybody was watching. Now. I amn't here
Speaker 4: in Chicago now, but I was only a bit available
Speaker 4: to go last night, which was the final night to
Speaker 4: actually be in the room to hear her and see
Speaker 4: her take the acceptance. But over all, the through the week,
Speaker 4: we're gonna do all the We're gonna go. Monday to Thursday.
Speaker 4: Our Monday was fantastic. When I tell you, I don't
Speaker 4: know if they could have set Monday up more bad.
Speaker 4: It was an alley from Monday to Tuesday because Hillary
Speaker 4: Clinton came out there and just Tuesday Hillary came was
Speaker 4: it Tuesday Hillary came out? No?
Speaker 3: No, Hillary was with Biden on Monday. It really was.
Speaker 3: It really was. I felt and I want you to
Speaker 3: continue like a swan song to Biden. He came out,
Speaker 3: he thanked everybody for his work. He gave it everything
Speaker 3: he had, basically is what he said. And he's passing
Speaker 3: the torch. And yeah, I thought it was. And everybody
Speaker 3: was so good to him, including Hillary. She has a
Speaker 3: different type of energy than Michelle Obama, but she got
Speaker 3: she got that, she got the crowd going.
Speaker 4: I thought, oh, let me tell you something when they
Speaker 4: when they brought out Hillary, so many emotions and me
Speaker 4: popped up because I think that a lot of that
Speaker 4: they gave by the way they gave Hillary about a
Speaker 4: three minutes stand ovation. Oh yeah, I think that that
Speaker 4: was We're sorry. I think that was an apology standovation
Speaker 4: because they realized we fucked up. To me, that's what
Speaker 4: that was the first emotion. I was like, y'all doing
Speaker 4: all of this when y'all acted like y'all didn't like
Speaker 4: this woman, so y'all didn't vote for her because of
Speaker 4: some bullshit that was thrown in the game right before
Speaker 4: the election the October five because he's coming. Yeah, So
Speaker 4: but that was Now it's too late to apologize because
Speaker 4: look at the situation that we are in and that
Speaker 4: we are facing. I do love the fact of that
Speaker 4: they thumped hard for Hillary Clinton. She had to have
Speaker 4: felt that love. But that to me was, oh, Hillary,
Speaker 4: We're sorry, we fucked up. That was that was that
Speaker 4: was what, and we respect you. But her delivery, her performance,
Speaker 4: the way she looked everything, Hillary was on it. She
Speaker 4: was sharp, She looked fantastic with a bob wig. I
Speaker 4: love the way when she speaks. Hillary really is very commanding.
Speaker 4: You watch Hillary and.
Speaker 3: She says words that that resonate and they make sense.
Speaker 3: I remember her saying, I want my grandchildren and my
Speaker 3: grandchildren's grandchildren to know I was here the time we
Speaker 3: shattered the glass ceiling and we have the first female president.
Speaker 3: And I thought that is powerful words considering it should
Speaker 3: have been her, Well it was. We remember she won
Speaker 3: the popular vote by three million. I think it's at
Speaker 3: a damn elatora college.
Speaker 4: And then let you guys know that we got to
Speaker 4: take this popular vote at least five million plus. Because
Speaker 4: he's going to challenge it.
Speaker 3: He's always going to challenge it. He's going to challenge
Speaker 3: it anyway. He's already told us, he's going.
Speaker 4: To challenge it.
Speaker 3: And then it was yeah, I gave my best to you.
Speaker 3: Biden said, I loved that too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, Biden. I thought Biden was And it was
Speaker 4: late at night, y'all. No, no, he should have been
Speaker 4: being at a thirty. Biden was still up, Biden. Biden
Speaker 4: had took him a weedy or hit him a rear
Speaker 4: bull or something that day, because Biden was still up Tuesday.
Speaker 4: Oh all right, but that was come on, Bobby, forget.
Speaker 4: I don't want to forget nobody.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, I don't. I'm just trying to look.
Speaker 3: There was somebody else here that I thought was worth mentioning.
Speaker 3: But oh, the last thing I wanted to say about Monday,
Speaker 3: I'm sorry. So Sean Fayn came out. Sean Fayne is
Speaker 3: the Union of the Auto Workers, right, and he comes
Speaker 3: out in a jacket, and you could see he had
Speaker 3: a T shirt on and he said it was getting hot.
Speaker 3: So he takes it off and it says Trump is
Speaker 3: a scab. I loved it. I was on my mind.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that was very Caucasian. That was very Caucasian.
Speaker 3: And I'll tell you what else is Because I was
Speaker 3: raised in a Union house I was raised by a teamster,
Speaker 3: a sharp steward or teamster. So I thought, scab is
Speaker 3: the worst insult when you're in the union that you
Speaker 3: could possibly give anybody.
Speaker 4: That's when.
Speaker 3: That's when you or you don't even get involved in
Speaker 3: all you go you like bypass it, right. So and
Speaker 3: he gave again it was about Flowers to Biden. He
Speaker 3: gave He gave Biden the acknowledgment that he was the
Speaker 3: first person, the first president in history that came down
Speaker 3: and literally held a sound for I don't know if
Speaker 3: you said it hours or hour on the picket line
Speaker 3: and stood with them and made sure they had everything
Speaker 3: that they needed. And I so I loved that. I
Speaker 3: thought that was I thought that was pretty good. And
Speaker 3: then the other the other one is and you might
Speaker 3: know the name flame, I don't. They had them the
Speaker 3: was it the men's basketball coach that came out that
Speaker 3: was just in the Olympics and he did the Steph
Speaker 3: Curry night Night line. That was how he went out
Speaker 3: of out of the speech. And I thought, oh my god,
Speaker 3: that was hysterical. That's what he wants to tell Trump.
Speaker 4: Night night Tuesday, Tuesday Tuesday, rhyme and just the Obamas
Speaker 4: came through and just wrecked the room. They just wrecked
Speaker 4: the room. And I loved that Michelle show a proud
Speaker 4: woman of color, looks like, stands like, speaks like, and
Speaker 4: takes no prisoners. First of all, any woman from Chicago,
Speaker 4: I don't give a damn what nationality she is, right right, Mexican,
Speaker 4: Puerto Rican, Asian, Indonesian from Swahily. All women from Chicago
Speaker 4: talked shit, and baby Michelle, Michelle got off her chest.
Speaker 4: What she couldn't win, he was the president, and what
Speaker 4: she couldn't win they were in the office. So she
Speaker 4: got it off that time and with such class and
Speaker 4: such dignity, and it was very real launch. And then
Speaker 4: Barack came behind her. And I'm gonna give a RockA
Speaker 4: A minus on this one. He's a powerful speaker. He's
Speaker 4: still that man and that man, but that wife that night,
Speaker 4: Michelle was the A plus. Baracko was the A miners. Baby,
Speaker 4: I loved him.
Speaker 3: I loved them both. I loved that, she said. She started.
Speaker 3: She started to speak by saying, Hope is making a
Speaker 3: comeback because I've told you over the past so many months,
Speaker 3: and you know, the funny thing is, I've said this
Speaker 3: to you before, and I just started with my family,
Speaker 3: my family that are Republicans, that side that as scared
Speaker 3: as you and I are of Trump getting into office.
Speaker 3: And I don't understand why they're terrified of a Democrat
Speaker 3: getting in. And I'm like, I'm not terrified of a
Speaker 3: Republican getting in. I'm terrified of Donald Trump getting in.
Speaker 3: You know this particular man. But I thought, oh my god,
Speaker 3: like that kind of it kind of hit me in
Speaker 3: the face. But I liked she said something about America
Speaker 3: being a better story. Kamala is the most qualified candidate.
Speaker 3: I loved that because I think people are forgetting it.
Speaker 3: And I love that she said, you know, Donald, she
Speaker 3: might become and you might be applying for her black job.
Speaker 3: I thought that was terrific. I loved You're gonna have
Speaker 3: to tell me flame if I get this wrong. DJ
Speaker 3: Cassidy was it phenomenal. The music he had it like
Speaker 3: a dance party. I was bouncing in my seat. He
Speaker 3: had the music appropriate to each state.
Speaker 4: Well, Bobby, that is where our podcast these you are
Speaker 4: having a good time. It is so much easier to
Speaker 4: receive information, and I love that they know that's what
Speaker 4: we do. I cracked jokes on with y'all and talked
Speaker 4: my shit over here, because what we're trying to help
Speaker 4: you guys learn, We think that it's easier if you're
Speaker 4: laughing while you're doing it. That's it. And dancing John
Speaker 4: came out. He came, Do you know what my mother says?
Speaker 4: The road call so with the road cars. Yes, that's
Speaker 4: what Georgia absolutely waring. Now y'all know I'm taying California,
Speaker 4: my aunt, myself, my Nancy, But y'all know Georgia had
Speaker 4: Georgia had won that one.
Speaker 3: They absolutely so my mother. All of a sudden, the
Speaker 3: little John's music came and he starts dancing, and I
Speaker 3: could see my mother. My mother's eighty one years old,
Speaker 3: she just turned last week. She got a little panic
Speaker 3: in her eye. And he starts to swag a little bit,
Speaker 3: and he gets all the way down, and she says,
Speaker 3: you know, I really appreciate that young man not holding
Speaker 3: his crotch. I said, okay, not all raps grabbed their crutch.
Speaker 3: But I thought to myself, like your face, yeah, I
Speaker 3: got that. I'm like, Mom, you are white. If you
Speaker 3: if you had gone white white, She's she's beyond white.
Speaker 3: Bernie Sanders came out. He was he was okay, Chuck
Speaker 3: Schumer met I liked, I liked Tammy Duckworth. She was okay.
Speaker 3: Anna Navarro. I didn't see an Navarro. I know you
Speaker 3: spoke to her, and I don't know if you want,
Speaker 3: I mean you you saw her. So I was watching
Speaker 3: News Nation, and News Nation was cutting in and cutting out,
Speaker 3: like if they thought you weren't a list speaker, they would,
Speaker 3: you know, give you what they thought on Little John,
Speaker 3: you know, they would talk. So I missed some speakers.
Speaker 3: I saw her come out. She look like a million bucks.
Speaker 3: But I didn't hear a word that she said. Was
Speaker 3: she did you? Was she a host or something?
Speaker 4: She was just yeah, a little bit, but okay. She
Speaker 4: she was trying to be comical, but it came out
Speaker 4: it was the delivery for me. Yeah, yeah, but she did.
Speaker 4: She did look great and like I like Morona, I
Speaker 4: really do. But I don't think that being snappy and
Speaker 4: being the message can it came off if it was
Speaker 4: supposed to be a joke, if she would have laughed
Speaker 4: and smiled while she was delivering it, because it made it. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it made it look a little angry. So but she
Speaker 4: did agree. She did look great. I think she on that.
Speaker 4: Oh oh ok, she.
Speaker 3: Looks like you go girl, if that's what's working for you.
Speaker 3: The one I found the most touching, and I don't
Speaker 3: have his name, and I apologize. I'm assuming it's going
Speaker 3: to be Carter, but it could have been his daughter's child.
Speaker 3: Is Jimmy Carter's grandson. When he came out and said
Speaker 3: that his goal right now is to live until November
Speaker 3: so he can vote for the first female president, and
Speaker 3: I thought, you know, one hundred year old man, God
Speaker 3: bless her.
Speaker 4: Well before we even get to him. That is what
Speaker 4: Tim Wallace represents to me. If we see the American
Speaker 4: dream is a house with a picket fence with a
Speaker 4: dog and hot apple pie and you help your neighbor.
Speaker 4: If that is what the American we know. The American
Speaker 4: dream has changed over the years, but everybody still has
Speaker 4: a house. A lot of your piggy fince turned into
Speaker 4: a gated community, or your picket fence turned into high security,
Speaker 4: or the ring that the dream hasn't changed. Y'all tried
Speaker 4: to change the narrative, but I think that people still
Speaker 4: want that sense of family from city. With that, I
Speaker 4: just said that from city to county, to state to country,
Speaker 4: you still I mean to wherever you live to township,
Speaker 4: people still want that sense of community. That's what it was.
Speaker 3: I agree with that. And something that we forget about
Speaker 3: Jimmy Carter is is that he did Jimmy Carter didn't
Speaker 3: necessarily want more government. Jimmy Carter thought neighbors should be
Speaker 3: helping neighbors. It didn't meet The government can't do everything.
Speaker 3: He used to say. It's gotta be us helping each other,
Speaker 3: not everything coming out of you know, the pie. There's
Speaker 3: only so much pie, and there are more important things.
Speaker 3: You know that a neighbor, neighbor has a need and
Speaker 3: doesn't have food, or the kids don't have shoes, fill
Speaker 3: it in, figure it out, give them hand me downs,
Speaker 3: whatever it is. So I liked that about him, but
Speaker 3: that really touched me. And then of course, you know,
Speaker 3: I just I just adored Barack Obama, So I thought
Speaker 3: I thought he was terrific. They were a one two punch,
Speaker 3: a one two punch.
Speaker 4: They was an ally, but they were fantastic. We got
Speaker 4: onto Wednesday and then Wednesday, on Wednesday, on Wednesday, my baby,
Speaker 4: the game. Oh yes, the matriarch, the biggest balls with
Speaker 4: no balls in politics and a Democratic party. The Nancy baby.
Speaker 4: The Nancy had gave it and the Nazy was not me.
Speaker 4: She the Nancy, reminded us about January sixth.
Speaker 3: No, she did. She's very sharp. I did hear a
Speaker 3: few booze for her, and but I think the booze
Speaker 3: were around. People are still a little unsettled with how
Speaker 3: everything went down with Biden. I think people are going
Speaker 3: to get over that, but I do I feel myself.
Speaker 3: I wish it was handled a little differently or whatever.
Speaker 3: But but I liked the words that she said. I
Speaker 3: always find I think she's a great speaker. She's a
Speaker 3: thoughtful speaker. You know, she's thought out what she's going
Speaker 3: to say. She's a little slower with her speech than
Speaker 3: she was than she has been in the past. I
Speaker 3: thought she looked beautiful. This is a woman in her
Speaker 3: mid eighties. She is a beautiful woman.
Speaker 4: Is a cold piece.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I mean in her forties or thirties, she
Speaker 3: must have been stunning. The m Hoff kids came out
Speaker 3: and they did that whole they did that whole little bit,
Speaker 3: uh introducing their dad. I thought it was I thought
Speaker 3: it was absolutely sweet. Oh you know who else the
Speaker 3: poet that Angela? Angela Gorman. She came out. God, she's stunning.
Speaker 3: And then you know my girl, Oprah. I just absolutely
Speaker 3: door Oprah. So uh she came.
Speaker 4: Out, so Andrew and Andrew, is it Andrea?
Speaker 3: I thought it was Angela Amanda Amanda, Yes, that's it.
Speaker 4: Omen was so. She was absolutely breathtaking. Her words are
Speaker 4: always so prolific in the way that she delivers them.
Speaker 4: I watched I watched her Oprah behind the scenes where
Speaker 4: she said she was so nervous. I didn't get that
Speaker 4: at all. I thought she was amazingly remarkable in her
Speaker 4: delivery and the dediction of her words and the way
Speaker 4: that she paused and breathed. And remember that she was
Speaker 4: delivering the speech. She was fantastic.
Speaker 3: She's so young to remember, she's not a super seasoned girl.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: I think she's only still in her early twenties.
Speaker 4: So she is. She is a consummate professional. Yeah, she
Speaker 4: will be the Maya Angelo, Well she is. She will
Speaker 4: be the legend one day to Maya this year.
Speaker 3: Oh, I think so. I think so true. And they
Speaker 3: had Buddha Judge came out. Oh, I loved John because
Speaker 3: I love Prince, but I loved John Legends and Chili.
Speaker 4: E hold on, hold on, let me back you up,
Speaker 4: Hold your horses, you're moving. Don't skip over. Booty Jets.
Speaker 4: Booty Jas was fancy. Let me tell you them. I
Speaker 4: am falling more and more and more in love with
Speaker 4: Booty Jeez. I gave Booty js hell when he first
Speaker 4: came out, too, but I am falling in love with
Speaker 4: b He is a no nonsense, easy to listen to,
Speaker 4: seem very very truthful, very genuine about what he has
Speaker 4: to say, and he seems like he cares about this
Speaker 4: country I likes. I do too.
Speaker 3: I think we're going to see big things from him.
Speaker 3: I think we're going to see someone else that live love.
Speaker 3: I mean absolutely a door. He was on the Daily Show.
Speaker 3: He was spitting, he was spitting rhymes. Was Wes Moore.
Speaker 3: I love Wes Moore. I thought he came out. He
Speaker 3: was faithful to Biden until the very end, and even
Speaker 3: still I loved him coming out. Joshapiro, We're gonna see
Speaker 3: big things from him too. He's got great energy. I
Speaker 3: don't I don't feel about him a certain way like
Speaker 3: I do about Buddha judge or more. Amy Klobashaw, God
Speaker 3: bless her. She always does a good job. I also
Speaker 3: loved I found super touching on this night was when
Speaker 3: Tim Walls's UH student came out and spoke about him
Speaker 3: and he was a neighbor and how he used to
Speaker 3: do for people and he and his wife, and I
Speaker 3: thought this was so touching. There was a there was
Speaker 3: a child I'll call him a child because I don't
Speaker 3: know if he was in the high school. He must
Speaker 3: have been who had a large food bill and didn't
Speaker 3: have any any means to pay off his lunch bill.
Speaker 3: So Tim and his wife, you know, contacted the school
Speaker 3: and said what jobs could we do? Like and that's
Speaker 3: he ended up doing some sort of like seventh or
Speaker 3: eighth grade coaching job for a nominal amount. But they
Speaker 3: paid off the kids. They paid off the kids lunch
Speaker 3: bill and made sure he was eating for the to
Speaker 3: the whatever.
Speaker 4: And I ain't that what Christian's supposed to do, help
Speaker 4: other people. That's what that's what he did do.
Speaker 3: And he probably was dying that this kid told about it.
Speaker 4: Do you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Like, what you're also supposed to do is not talk
Speaker 3: about the good deeds you do that kind of takes
Speaker 3: the shine off the good deed. I guess it wasn't
Speaker 3: him talking about it. But then they brought the football team. Oh,
Speaker 3: I thought it was so cute, the winning football team.
Speaker 3: Some of the players all middle aged triple chins. I
Speaker 3: thought it was terrific.
Speaker 4: Bobby come back, Bobby come back, come back by a
Speaker 4: good guy.
Speaker 3: And then Tim Wallas accepted the nomination.
Speaker 4: And Tim Tim Wallas is a og. And I'm gonna
Speaker 4: tell you if I did love Tim Walls before when
Speaker 4: I because I didn't know much about him until now
Speaker 4: I'm realized I gave I had to give him a
Speaker 4: minute because I got to see I gotta feel you out.
Speaker 4: But Tim Wallas is a shit talker. And you know
Speaker 4: if you and Ship talking to you all right with me?
Speaker 4: And coach and horse facey ass came after Tim Walls's
Speaker 4: son and as a parent, I don't know why y'all
Speaker 4: keep going after these people kids as a parent. But
Speaker 4: because she ain't no paying with as a parent, you
Speaker 4: cannot go as the people kids baby. Tim Wallas had
Speaker 4: slapped back and clap back hard.
Speaker 3: I thought it was cute that the Sun was so
Speaker 3: proud of him. That's my dad's Like. It was just
Speaker 3: the cutest thing. I thought. He won me over. I
Speaker 3: thought that was very very sweet of him. I thought,
Speaker 3: I mean, if we can't be proud of our family,
Speaker 3: what are we doing?
Speaker 4: Yeah, he is going, I think from what people see,
Speaker 4: and they trying to They trying to find some ugly
Speaker 4: and they're going to continue to try to find both candidates.
Speaker 4: I'm telling you now, if you listen to us, they focused.
Speaker 4: They don't don't fall for the okie do because the
Speaker 4: okie dope is coming and it's gonna come heavier and
Speaker 4: heavy and heavier leading up to the election. So be
Speaker 4: like again, be like a horse. Will blander own and
Speaker 4: then Bobby Clifford because I thought was fucking First of all,
Speaker 4: I did guy to give respect that Oprah looked absolutely.
Speaker 3: Incredible, seventy years old, unbelievable.
Speaker 4: And she was she was so up in that purple suit,
Speaker 4: looking amazing and her hair is always done. But Oprah
Speaker 4: was prolific in her words. She was proud and Oprah
Speaker 4: said she is an independent. She is She's proud that
Speaker 4: she's a proud independent. But she was voting this year
Speaker 4: for Kamala Harris for so many different reasons, and the
Speaker 4: open she used to have a lot more weight than
Speaker 4: it does. But people still love and respect Oprah Winfrey.
Speaker 4: So be a fact that she spoke out, because I
Speaker 4: don't think she has ever spoken out public before. Candidate
Speaker 4: she's Obama, Yeah, Obama.
Speaker 3: She she she came out for Obama. I see her
Speaker 3: more as and I know exactly what you're saying about weight.
Speaker 3: I think she's like a sniper from the side though,
Speaker 3: like she just lays back. She doesn't have to be
Speaker 3: like in your face because as Americans, if you're not
Speaker 3: in our face every day, we forget all about you.
Speaker 3: She has her fingers in a gazillion other pots and
Speaker 3: in different ways, and she's she continues to help help people.
Speaker 3: But even Loungaria was there. You know what I loved.
Speaker 3: I thought was so cute. Gabby Gifford and Mark Kelly.
Speaker 3: I thought they were I can't say as much a
Speaker 3: one two punch they were tap.
Speaker 4: I loved her. I loved her spirit and her courage.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, her brain. Her brain has been piered.
Speaker 3: Like the fact that she can even you know how
Speaker 3: hard she had to work to even with a piece
Speaker 3: of your brain missing, to compensate on other sides, use
Speaker 3: other parts of your brain. That she's she's a fighter.
Speaker 4: That's hold on. That's not an excuse because you don't
Speaker 4: how many Trumpelicans get their whole brain.
Speaker 3: You're too funny. But I thought I thought that was
Speaker 3: that was terrific. And he just looks at her. He
Speaker 3: loves her so much. They they I feel badly about
Speaker 3: you know about that that happened. She was only like
Speaker 3: forty years old. Kerrie Washington came out. She had Tony
Speaker 3: good good is Goldwyn, she had the scandal, the president
Speaker 3: from the scandal. I thought, so my favorite art or
Speaker 3: most touching. I had two of them where Kamala's great
Speaker 3: nieces came out and I thought this was adorable with
Speaker 3: Carrie Washington and tried to teach people how to say
Speaker 3: the name Kamala if they were having because some people
Speaker 3: seem to be having trouble. So I loved that.
Speaker 4: I think that's on purpose, yeah.
Speaker 3: But oh my, oh yeah, for sure. I mean that
Speaker 3: was Kerrie was pretty clever. But I was doing that,
Speaker 3: but I thought that was sweet. I also loved when
Speaker 3: Kamala's stepdaughter and her niece and the god daughter came
Speaker 3: out I thought that was very touching. And her daughter,
Speaker 3: her sister, Oh my god, her sister is stunning, gorgeous,
Speaker 3: drop dead. I thought that was I mean, think of
Speaker 3: this family. Two parents come from two different countries, immigrants,
Speaker 3: they come here as teenagers. They educate themselves, they're both PhDs, researchers, whatever.
Speaker 3: They have two daughters. They get both daughters Ivy League educations,
Speaker 3: law school and college. Now here's the here's the kicker,
Speaker 3: because not all life is great. Right, The younger, the
Speaker 3: drop dead, gorgeous darter, gets pregnant at seventeen. They as
Speaker 3: a family, as a unit, the three women, the mother,
Speaker 3: Kamala and the baby's mom, Maya raised that baby. She
Speaker 3: is also IVY League school educated in an attorney.
Speaker 4: Well, Kamma is HBCU. She went to she went to Howard.
Speaker 3: I know that's what I well, I'm considering it. And
Speaker 3: then she went to like Harvard or.
Speaker 4: Yale or whatever for law school.
Speaker 3: Right, and so her sister was the same, like was,
Speaker 3: you know, those are impressive schools to get into.
Speaker 4: Ways I don't want to do. I don't I don't
Speaker 4: want you to make the mistake and discreded the HBCU.
Speaker 4: We don't want Howard University angry with us. They got
Speaker 4: to get the sorry, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: I'm putting them in with the ivy leagues.
Speaker 4: That that's the compliment. But you still have to call
Speaker 4: them by name, because yes, and Howard has kicked out
Speaker 4: a lot of monster's baby, they got a lot of
Speaker 4: big wigs that came through Howard. So congratulations Howard University
Speaker 4: forgetting y'all looked possibly our first very first female president
Speaker 4: and first female president of color, a black woman.
Speaker 3: What's your favorite? Remember you told me earlier who your
Speaker 3: favorite was?
Speaker 4: So last night because we on the last night that yeah,
Speaker 4: so last night, Oh so last night, lots of people spoke,
Speaker 4: lots of people spoke. I thought Deal Huge as a
Speaker 4: comedian was funny to me, and Deal has an he
Speaker 4: has a great political mind as well. But my absolute
Speaker 4: favorite last night, which I thought that we needed more
Speaker 4: than anything else. Upset up there on their stage outside
Speaker 4: of Kamala speaking was Adam Kinjinger because he is a lifelong,
Speaker 4: staunch Republican who will not beersuaded persuaded. This made but
Speaker 4: when he came out and said that he couldn't do
Speaker 4: this anymore, to me, that's what he was saying and
Speaker 4: went right to us when I said, told you, Bobby,
Speaker 4: even white folks is sick of this chaotic shit. And
Speaker 4: when you get a Republican like that to be like,
Speaker 4: you know what, I'm choosing my country over my party,
Speaker 4: that's all he's not. And he's he's not saying that
Speaker 4: he's Democrat. He is choosing America over the foolishness that
Speaker 4: he could come. So he never changed his party ship.
Speaker 4: He just it's doing the right thing. It's the decent thing,
Speaker 4: the American thing. And so he was my favorite because
Speaker 4: the way he delivered that message, you could tell that
Speaker 4: it didn't bother him that he did that. He that
Speaker 4: he's doing it. I think it bothered him that he
Speaker 4: has to do it.
Speaker 3: And that's exactly that's that's how I took the speech.
Speaker 3: I think his words were similar to that, but I
Speaker 3: thought so. I thought it was very powerful. Of course,
Speaker 3: they were dragging him today, naturally, I also found power
Speaker 3: perful just to step back to somebody that you just mentioned.
Speaker 3: I think the nature of a true man is when
Speaker 3: you can apologize and own up to something that you've
Speaker 3: done incorrectly. And I loved that. Jill Hughgley on the
Speaker 3: biggest platform that you possibly could guess apologize to Kamala.
Speaker 3: I thought that was terrific too. But yeah, Adam Kinziger was.
Speaker 3: There were a few gops. There were so many speakers.
Speaker 3: I couldn't like write the names and get everything down,
Speaker 3: but there were a few. I think there was a
Speaker 3: Secretary of Defense that was in there. I know that
Speaker 3: there was. There was either a former congressman or senator
Speaker 3: that had come out.
Speaker 4: You know who I liked. I liked the sheriff. The
Speaker 4: sheriff was yeah too. Yeah, he was the younger guy.
Speaker 4: He was really handsome. Yeah, and he was, and he was.
Speaker 4: He didn't talk about police reform, but he did that.
Speaker 4: The way that he saivy his words was like there
Speaker 4: has to be some change within the department.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I know, I'm right with you. There wasn't anything.
Speaker 3: So I liked them all. There wasn't anybody I didn't like.
Speaker 3: I thought some of them maybe not as important. I've
Speaker 3: already said this to you. I thought, jeez, a lot
Speaker 3: of these So some of the point of getting all
Speaker 3: of these people out and us getting to know Kamala
Speaker 3: ourselves is for the swing voters and the independence. Well,
Speaker 3: you can't put the president, the vice president. You can't
Speaker 3: put these people on a friggin midnight like. I don't
Speaker 3: think they managed the time she was done.
Speaker 4: She was done early last night and she I.
Speaker 3: Was wasn't It was like twelve forty five. I mean
Speaker 3: he should have been night.
Speaker 4: Night, for the love of God, except for two days. Uh,
Speaker 4: God blessom anyway to be in the room last night. Yeah,
Speaker 4: let me tell you that the feeling in the room
Speaker 4: was so yes. And you know how I tell you
Speaker 4: guys all the time, the energy is transferable. I was
Speaker 4: way up in the box, every one of the nice
Speaker 4: foller boxes. Yeah, but the energy in the entire arena
Speaker 4: at the United Stenter was just it was so thick
Speaker 4: you could cut it. Because people were smiling, and people
Speaker 4: were high fiving each other and hugging each other and
Speaker 4: fist bumping and just positive. And it was a barrage
Speaker 4: of colors in there and nationalities and everybody was embracing
Speaker 4: each other because that is what America looks like. That
Speaker 4: is what America looks like. And I wish you people
Speaker 4: could have saw behind the scenes of how the positivity
Speaker 4: brought us together while the hate and anger divided us
Speaker 4: more because that's what it would have been a perfect
Speaker 4: analogy to see that people were interviewing and hugg the
Speaker 4: men were hugging each other and hugging on the women
Speaker 4: and wooa woo, And that's what they need to see,
Speaker 4: because positivity does make you smile and bring people together.
Speaker 4: Negativity separates you, because that's what it's meant to do.
Speaker 4: She was incredible. She was incredible. She looked her hair
Speaker 4: and person was so beautiful. I'm like, I wonder if
Speaker 4: after she wins, what will her hell look like in
Speaker 4: four years? They gonna be plenty of had that because
Speaker 4: everybody who goes in for the job wants her out white.
Speaker 4: Is this sheep? Good? God?
Speaker 3: I know poor Biden has got fourteen he has left
Speaker 3: on his head after what.
Speaker 4: She was so powerful with her poigant, her dicktion. I
Speaker 4: love that she told us about her family. She led
Speaker 4: us on the inside. She made us come into her
Speaker 4: living room to get to know who she was and
Speaker 4: why we should trust her. I love that she brought
Speaker 4: her policy. I love that she stood on her conviction
Speaker 4: with her courage, because that's what it's going to take
Speaker 4: to be the next president of the United States, You're
Speaker 4: going to have to have a lot of courage, and
Speaker 4: we know that last administration don't have none. He ran
Speaker 4: to the bunkers holding the Bible upside down. Anyway, that
Speaker 4: same bidble that he sold y'all, well, he was down
Speaker 4: there holding that room side down about it. He said,
Speaker 4: let me put some gold on it and sell it
Speaker 4: to y'all.
Speaker 3: After y'all, he ran in his gold sneakers.
Speaker 4: She was. It was amazing, and the historic moment of that.
Speaker 4: When I thought about it, I'm in I am experiencing history.
Speaker 4: This will go down a legacy forever. And I was here.
Speaker 4: I was not able or old enough or I don't
Speaker 4: even think I was alive during the Selma marches or
Speaker 4: doing like the bus boycott in Alabama, but I could
Speaker 4: say that I was a part of this history because
Speaker 4: this was a historic, a historic moment. We're trying to
Speaker 4: be fair over here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely, I mean they said, think of this. I mean,
Speaker 3: and I'm speaking to you, mister President Trump, because you're
Speaker 3: so concerned about crowd sizes. I loved how Obama worked
Speaker 3: that into I literally fell off my chair off and
Speaker 3: so high. Twenty Nielsen reports that twenty eight point nine
Speaker 3: million people were viewing when she was giving her speech. Wow,
Speaker 3: that's a lot of people.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of people. It was the most watched
Speaker 4: show on TV. And I'm telling you right now, make
Speaker 4: sure that you are registered to vote, make sure that
Speaker 4: you get your ducks in a row, because we are
Speaker 4: in a fight, and the lives will come, the bs
Speaker 4: will come. But if your man is focused on what
Speaker 4: you want at the end of the at the end
Speaker 4: of the target, which is we want to save the
Speaker 4: bit of democracy that we have. We already know how
Speaker 4: it's going to go the other way if it goes
Speaker 4: the other way, So we have to do all that
Speaker 4: we can so that it does not go the other way.
Speaker 4: That's it. That was one nice part, Okay, lady. I
Speaker 4: will be at New York on Monday night at one night,
Speaker 4: one hour, one queen at comedy in Harlem, a new location.
Speaker 4: Go to my website, go to their website or to
Speaker 4: one of my webs of my social media is for
Speaker 4: the information. And on Tuesday night, I'm doing a one
Speaker 4: night at Saint Mark's Comedy Club. Same thing, one night,
Speaker 4: one hour, one queen. Come and get it. Google their name,
Speaker 4: go to their website or to the box office or
Speaker 4: go to my page my social media to find out
Speaker 4: where it's going to be. I would see you guys
Speaker 4: in New York. You know, I'd love to come to
Speaker 4: the Big Apple and bring my own worm. Thank you
Speaker 4: very much, but thank you guy, Bobby. And you can
Speaker 4: follow Bobby Clifford at Clifford Bobby on Instagram and at
Speaker 4: Bobby Clifford on Facebook. And I am Monroe Flame on
Speaker 4: Instagram and flame more on everything else to Flame Monroe
Speaker 4: one two five on TikTok. Listen, ladies and gentlemen, We
Speaker 4: thank you guys for joining us. It has been an
Speaker 4: exciting week. The energy that we have when we have
Speaker 4: seventy four days, you gotta keep it.
Speaker 3: You got to help who you can seventy three seventy three.
Speaker 4: In seventy three day. And in the words of Michelle Obama,
Speaker 4: do something and you might think it's very small, but
Speaker 4: do something. It might inspire somebody who wasn't going to vote,
Speaker 4: who's undecided on their vote, who sees it another way.
Speaker 4: Because let me tell you, y'all, all these year go
Speaker 4: think you've got a Simulus check. There was a guy
Speaker 4: on Instagram who broke it down today and says, you
Speaker 4: got a sixteen hundred dollars check for four years, that
Speaker 4: is seventy five cent a day. Are you worth seventy
Speaker 4: five cent a day? I'm asking you who's waiting on
Speaker 4: a simulus check that was not even approved by Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: It was approved by the Democratic Congress headline, but the diva,
Speaker 4: the one, the Nancy. He did not want you guys
Speaker 4: to have a similar check. He said COVID wasn't real
Speaker 4: one day and three days later he said, put some
Speaker 4: bleach in your arm and put it up under UV light.
Speaker 3: And remember, people keep keep getting this part. We got
Speaker 3: a stimulus check because the economy was shut down due
Speaker 3: to the pandemic. There are no checks coming no matter
Speaker 3: who gets in. They don't just give us checks. So
Speaker 3: don't be voting thinking somebody's going to give you something.
Speaker 4: It's not one more time, one more time. Are you
Speaker 4: only worth seventy five five cents a day? But they
Speaker 4: make more than that in prison. That's the truth. Okay, ladies,
Speaker 4: I'm here at Left and Learn. We are not trying
Speaker 4: to get you to change your man. We are only
Speaker 4: trying to get you to use your man because you
Speaker 4: know why.
Speaker 3: Because a mind is a terrible thing to waste, and
Speaker 3: so it was.
Speaker 4: A vot and a vote is even worse. It's hopeful, voteful,
Speaker 4: be hopeful. Let's get voteful. We got some to do, y'all,
Speaker 4: and it's important we got something to do, because if
Speaker 4: we don't get this something to do, they are going
Speaker 4: to do something and you're not gonna like it. You're
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