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Speaker 5: Hey, hey, welcome to this week's episode of laugh Alarne.
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Speaker 2: You're so full of baloneys he here's what the problem is.
Speaker 2: Now that we speak all the time, you're just used
Speaker 2: to my accent now so your your ears don't pick
Speaker 2: up on it.
Speaker 4: No, you never said because the fans say, you don't say, Well,
Speaker 4: let us start. I'm saying this.
Speaker 2: Probably the new year. I can't believe it. Twenty twenty
Speaker 2: five is Oh, you got to give your slogan. I
Speaker 2: think that's what we should be calling the episode anyway.
Speaker 5: Twenty five you must thrive to survive, and you must Yeah,
Speaker 5: you must thrive to sabvib in twenty five.
Speaker 4: You must thrive to.
Speaker 5: Survive in twenty five because the belt's gonna get tight
Speaker 5: because the economy about to do some strange things.
Speaker 4: Y'all be ready, and it's.
Speaker 2: Gonna be a lot of which we're gonna talk about.
Speaker 2: That's basically probably half of the episode is of some
Speaker 2: of the strange things that have happened just in the
Speaker 2: one day that we've been here.
Speaker 4: Well, we just want to say thank you, guys, Thank
Speaker 4: you guys for coming with us to the year twenty
Speaker 4: twenty five. Yeah, y'all, we made it. Oh, yeah, we
Speaker 4: made it. You never know what's like it's going, what
Speaker 4: challenges are coming, but we made it. So let's see
Speaker 4: what challenges that coming. Do you have any resolution?
Speaker 2: Do I have any resolutions to do better by myself
Speaker 2: for myself, not by myself. I always tend to as
Speaker 2: a caretaker. I put people first, which isn't a bad thing,
Speaker 2: but I always put me kind of on the back burner, right,
Speaker 2: you know, like I don't necessarily get to my stuff.
Speaker 2: I push it, push it off, blah blah blah. I
Speaker 2: have challenged myself to do like three bucket listy things
Speaker 2: and I am determined to get them done this year.
Speaker 2: So that's what I have. How about you and be healthy, olive,
Speaker 2: you a healthy, a lifestyle.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 5: I have absolutely no resolutions because I ain't gonna stick
Speaker 5: tooled though they an.
Speaker 2: Wait, well, what would you like to do? Oh g'ar
Speaker 2: special to get that done in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 4: I got a resolution. That's something that's going to happen.
Speaker 4: A resolution is something that you really want to change
Speaker 4: about you, that you want to change about Well.
Speaker 5: I would like to change about myself is I would
Speaker 5: like to hold myself more accountable for so of the
Speaker 5: shit that I do. Yep, that's it, that's it.
Speaker 2: I get that. I'd also like to be better with money.
Speaker 2: I'd like to actually do that.
Speaker 4: I was to save.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because I am getting to be of a certain age.
Speaker 2: I mean I'm going to be. The reality is I'll
Speaker 2: be working till it made. And I'm not saying that
Speaker 2: being fresh. If I have the mind, God willing, I
Speaker 2: will be doing something until a madi, whether it works
Speaker 2: part time and you know something, because they'll have to
Speaker 2: bring money in because I don't have a pension like
Speaker 2: a lot of people and all that stuff. So if
Speaker 2: I've got to be better about money for the next
Speaker 2: twenty years, I've got to just be saving as much
Speaker 2: as I spend. I don't need all of those knickknacks
Speaker 2: that I that I love to get for the holidays.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, first of all, I think working toil your
Speaker 3: eighty is not a bad thing because I think the
Speaker 3: more you move and the more as you use your
Speaker 3: brand mind, you do not get old. Your body age is,
Speaker 3: but you really don't get old. You just ate.
Speaker 4: And we my family, yeah, well we got we got
Speaker 4: a whole lot of dementia in this country. So I
Speaker 4: think working and thinking and massaging your muscle with your
Speaker 4: brain is a muscle. Massizing all of your parts will
Speaker 4: keep you younger, longer. So I don't think that's a
Speaker 4: bad thing.
Speaker 2: And speaking about dementia, or at least people that accuse
Speaker 2: him of it. Did you see President Biden gave out
Speaker 2: uh the presidential award. Uh he gave twenty of them
Speaker 2: out and one of them to List Cheney, which I'm
Speaker 2: sure people are losing their bananas on. But I thought
Speaker 2: it was It was really heartwarming. I thought that, you
Speaker 2: go Joe for putting, for putting her country and the
Speaker 2: people in the country over party. She got the presidential award.
Speaker 2: A civilian awards can hire.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, uh magnet Donald Trump gonna have a
Speaker 5: fit about that. That's what they call him, McDonald Trump.
Speaker 2: That's Adald Trump. Yeah, I love it. It's a citizen's
Speaker 2: the word. I think it's terrific. I think I mean Jesus.
Speaker 2: He was giving them to, oh was it Rush Limbaugh?
Speaker 2: One of the ones he was giving he was giving
Speaker 2: them to like icky people, like not people that actually
Speaker 2: did anything for the country. You know, you just don't.
Speaker 2: The whole point is you do something and then you
Speaker 2: get something. So I'm hoping that if I know, he'll
Speaker 2: give some up. I hope he gives them some people
Speaker 2: that are that are terrific. But there was there was
Speaker 2: a whole host of people in there, a lot of
Speaker 2: people who got them posthumously, so it's nice for their families.
Speaker 2: I did to get them as well. But he's he's
Speaker 2: been a he's been a busy boy. He's got two
Speaker 2: point five billion more military going out.
Speaker 5: He got eighteen. He has eighteen more days before we
Speaker 5: are dealing with a whole new administration. Joe, Joe Biden,
Speaker 5: I need you to go completely ham for these next
Speaker 5: two weeks.
Speaker 2: He did, He did. He did all sorts of commutations
Speaker 2: and stuff, but he took thirty seven death row inmates
Speaker 2: and switched their their their situation from life I mean
Speaker 2: no death to a life without parole. And he's not
Speaker 2: taking away from the horrible things he said that they did. It's,
Speaker 2: you know, like basically a turned to stomach. But he
Speaker 2: doesn't feel like you should be able to give up
Speaker 2: a light. That's not what he believes. So he commutated
Speaker 2: there there, I guess you would say there, Uh dressed
Speaker 2: them down and gave them a lesser. I don't know
Speaker 2: what i'd want if I had spent my whole life
Speaker 2: in prison. I don't know flame what i'd want, especially
Speaker 2: if you were a younger man.
Speaker 4: I know, I don't know what you want. We'll want
Speaker 4: if you spent your whole life in prison, I know
Speaker 4: what you want. A chickpil a sounds because Bobby loves
Speaker 4: Chick fil a.
Speaker 2: Good God Jesus, that would be my last that would
Speaker 2: be my last meal. Yeah, for sure. And these were
Speaker 2: federal cases. By the way, these weren't. I don't want
Speaker 2: anybody who didn't step on any toes. He didn't, you know,
Speaker 2: mix into the state cases. But the week before he
Speaker 2: had signed the stop gap funding. So he's for a
Speaker 2: guy who's not doing so much. I haven't seen him
Speaker 2: stop doing. He spoke to the people about the atrocities
Speaker 2: that happened New Year's Eve, which we'll talk about. He
Speaker 2: immediately got on. He had Homeland Security in the situation
Speaker 2: room today speaking to them, trying to get the skinny
Speaker 2: on exactly what's going. So all these people that say
Speaker 2: he's sleeping or he's doing nothing, you able to open
Speaker 2: your eyes. He's not doing nothing.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Speaking of which, let's get on to the get
Speaker 4: on to the get on to it.
Speaker 5: This a new year. We started off, y'all. We started
Speaker 5: off with a horrible tragedy in New Orleans, Louisiana, on
Speaker 5: Bourbon Street. I can't pronounce his name, Bob. They calling
Speaker 5: him a terrorist. My first opinion, I do not call
Speaker 5: him a terrorist. I don't see him as a terrorist.
Speaker 5: I see he was America. He was born in America.
Speaker 4: He lived in Texas, he served in the military, and
Speaker 4: he was Middle Eastern. Now.
Speaker 5: I don't know if he was in those tours over
Speaker 5: there in Iraq Iran, maybe he's seen some things that
Speaker 5: happened to his own people, because I don't know, but
Speaker 5: I don't consider him a terrorists.
Speaker 4: He was an American. He did some foul shit. He
Speaker 4: ran and he barreled through those people with no fear,
Speaker 4: no compassion, just killing people. So what we got fourteen
Speaker 4: dead and thirty plus injured because whatever reason.
Speaker 2: You listen to fourteen or fifteen. But they're saying he's
Speaker 2: a terrorist. We don't have this information you'll plan you
Speaker 2: or me because it's an active investigation, so they're not
Speaker 2: really giving a to us. But they said he not
Speaker 2: only had like letters that were written, he had postings.
Speaker 2: I don't know where he posted. And they say they're
Speaker 2: saying he was radicalized, which they also said is highly
Speaker 2: unusual for a forty two year old man to become radicalized.
Speaker 2: It's usually somebody that's like in their early twenties that
Speaker 2: that becomes radicalized. But he had also.
Speaker 5: That's that's why I'm so sorry I'm considering him a terrorist.
Speaker 5: I consider him a murderer. That's where I can consider
Speaker 5: him because I'm with you by that.
Speaker 4: I know they're at twenty years old, your mind can
Speaker 4: be twisted, you can be easily warmed in. But at
Speaker 4: forty two, you know more about yourself than you you
Speaker 4: know at that a you should anyway you should.
Speaker 2: But they said he is really was big into Islam.
Speaker 2: They're saying he was very isolated. He's been divorced a
Speaker 2: few times, he's had some job losses, and he was
Speaker 2: exceptionally being isolated. He was exceptionally vulnerable. His family said
Speaker 2: he was so quiet. They're like, isn't that always the
Speaker 2: one they always come out and say, the people, my god,
Speaker 2: he's so quiet, you know, you know he was. He
Speaker 2: stayed in his room, Marie. So this is what they're
Speaker 2: this is what they're they're sort of doing. I think
Speaker 2: what they're going to have to do is there's some
Speaker 2: sort of switch that happened over the past few weeks
Speaker 2: that these postings and all this stuff came out. I
Speaker 2: think anybody he spoke to, it's probably just going to
Speaker 2: be family, and if he was lucky enough to have
Speaker 2: a few friends, they're going to have to interview them
Speaker 2: and say what were the conversations, like what would you
Speaker 2: like any triggers at all? Or but but you can
Speaker 2: be but you could be a murderer and a terrorist.
Speaker 2: I mean, he was doing this supposedly for isis he
Speaker 2: supposedly joined We'll see join diceis.
Speaker 4: I just so, I just don't like I use such words.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I just don't like that people are using
Speaker 5: words so loosely now because, in my my opinion I
Speaker 5: said this on coffee time earlier, I think that people
Speaker 5: are allowing words to have more power than death. I'm like,
Speaker 5: so are school shooting and this horrible tragedy that just happened.
Speaker 5: It's like, oh, just another school shooting. You know, you
Speaker 5: discard that. But somebody call you fat or somebody say
Speaker 5: that you are if you're a transform, you're on you're
Speaker 5: not a real woman. We go into meltdowns, behad stuff
Speaker 5: like that. Bobby, I'm like, whatever, happened to the six
Speaker 5: and stones ror. I know the growth and things change,
Speaker 5: but when the words have more power than somebody actually dying.
Speaker 5: Because with the fast shaving thing, if you ain't sharing
Speaker 5: to walk around fat out them, sure ain't gonna be
Speaker 5: shaved to call you fat.
Speaker 4: And that ain't no truth or no realm. It's just
Speaker 4: the honesty of it. No, And that's what I mean.
Speaker 4: You know, if you if somebody said, but y'all, and
Speaker 4: then y'all want to have a whole melt down there.
Speaker 4: These people actually lost their lives, Sandy Hook, those babies
Speaker 4: lost their lives. Those kids are not coming back, y'all.
Speaker 4: Don't make a big deal about that. But with a word,
Speaker 4: y'all need to really go back and understand the meaning
Speaker 4: of six and stones will break my bones, but words
Speaker 4: will never hurt me because the words only have the
Speaker 4: power that you allow them to have, especially if I
Speaker 4: don't know you. But the internet has the Internet has
Speaker 4: weakened our constitution.
Speaker 2: Oh, I agree to like the whole side and people
Speaker 2: can cyberbully. I've seen horrible things that have happened with
Speaker 2: some kids that I know, But yeah, you got it,
Speaker 2: So you know what we always say, is just click
Speaker 2: on the X then honey, you know, don't listen, don't learn,
Speaker 2: you know, just don't. It will blow over. You might
Speaker 2: get some flak in school that's uncomfortable. But and I
Speaker 2: know it's more complicated than that. My son is much older.
Speaker 2: We didn't have that. He thank god, the Internet came,
Speaker 2: you know, as he was not Internet social media became
Speaker 2: popular as he was going into college, you know, or
Speaker 2: you know later in high school. You know, Zuckerberg's not
Speaker 2: that much. Well maybe he's like five years older, but
Speaker 2: he didn't have to do all that stuff. But yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't. These are huge tragedies.
Speaker 4: Huge, huge tragedies. And they're still, like you said, if
Speaker 4: the story is still unvoting. So a legendly he had
Speaker 4: bomb he had bombs and detonators and everything. He is
Speaker 4: the I cannot pronounce his day. What's his name? Bobby Jabbar?
Speaker 2: Is that is that? That's who? That's who he is
Speaker 2: right at this point, Shammad din Jabbar. I think.
Speaker 4: He had and he was. He was divorced twice.
Speaker 5: One of what one of the h y's had a
Speaker 5: restraining order on him.
Speaker 4: So because she said he was or whatever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, he was clearly a disturbed, disturbed person. And
Speaker 2: then we had the we had the other the other
Speaker 2: New Years. Yet I know they're not They're saying they're
Speaker 2: not lynch foul. That's all I was gonna say.
Speaker 5: But I'm watching the media and I'm watching all the
Speaker 5: news reports when it happened, and the mayor and the
Speaker 5: governor and everybody's taking responsibility for. But we have that
Speaker 5: big game there. See, they have the big football.
Speaker 2: Game there, the Sugar Bowl, Sugar.
Speaker 5: Bowl, and so I'm thinking that some of those people
Speaker 5: may because people were like, why they are at three
Speaker 5: o'clock in the morning. First of all, it's Bourbon Street
Speaker 5: in New Orleans. Yeah, it does not even have to
Speaker 5: be a holiday or anything. This is what people do
Speaker 5: on Bourbon Street. They're out all hours of the night celebrating.
Speaker 5: But this just happened to be New Orleans.
Speaker 4: It was New Year's Eve. People were out partying and celebrating,
Speaker 4: and they always get drunk out there. So that's what
Speaker 4: they do, they drinking and your party celebrating. New Orleans,
Speaker 4: that area is a party town. Yeah.
Speaker 2: That was big. Well, girls trip, right, that was the
Speaker 2: girls trip. That truly was what it like was like
Speaker 2: pre COVID. We all forget that the streets now roll
Speaker 2: up at seven o'clock at night post COVID, not in
Speaker 2: New Orleans. New Orleans is.
Speaker 4: Always like that.
Speaker 5: But with the Sugar Bowl, I respect the NFL for
Speaker 5: postpone and the city for postponing the game for one day.
Speaker 5: But my opinion, my opinion, because we don't value to
Speaker 5: me life we should or like we used to, I
Speaker 5: think they should have postponed it for a month until
Speaker 5: we find out the conditions of so many victims that
Speaker 5: are waiting, Because what if some of those victims were
Speaker 5: there not just for New Orleans, I mean for New
Speaker 5: Year's Eve, but actually for the actual game. Now you're
Speaker 5: not holding up the game for them, But it's to
Speaker 5: me it showed some kind of respect, Bobby. But we
Speaker 5: moved so fast because of the color green. The color
Speaker 5: green makes us move real fast. And sports is so
Speaker 5: important in this country. And I've said this on this
Speaker 5: platform before and from the trans community. When they were
Speaker 5: after women, I'm more woman than a woman, that was
Speaker 5: one thing I ain't like that. Then when they started
Speaker 5: with the kids, and I didn't like that either, But
Speaker 5: you know, y'all went after me. But when they started
Speaker 5: across the line to sports America. Showed you how important
Speaker 5: sports is to this country, because that's when they would
Speaker 5: ham And to me, that was part of the reason
Speaker 5: that the Republicans had so much power because they flipped
Speaker 5: it and whiponized said to use against.
Speaker 2: Us and the absolutely Yet you had said that, and
Speaker 2: I didn't believe it.
Speaker 4: The green wand the green one, and the green wasn't
Speaker 4: just the women, and it wasn't just the kids. But
Speaker 4: the sports is the green.
Speaker 5: This country brings in billions, billions of.
Speaker 4: Dollars, which is the green. And that's what I'm telling you,
Speaker 4: That's what it is. That's why, that's why that game
Speaker 4: happened today.
Speaker 2: And it's complicated with the with the sports too, like
Speaker 2: the the seniors are probably looking to go off and
Speaker 2: maybe some of them are going to go on the
Speaker 2: NFL or whatever, and it's you can't hold you know,
Speaker 2: I understand what you're saying, and I think it would
Speaker 2: have been nice, but I'm sure it's a time thing.
Speaker 2: They said that they wanted the show, whether we want
Speaker 2: to believe this or not, that they that they weren't
Speaker 2: succumbing to terrorism, and that they were the city was
Speaker 2: opening up and it was continuing to move, and it
Speaker 2: was funny. And just A Cooper was talking this afternoon.
Speaker 2: He was down there and you know, usually you say
Speaker 2: there are thousands of people, there are hundreds of people,
Speaker 2: and he goes, well, there are people. There are dozens
Speaker 2: and dozens of people walking down Bourbon Street.
Speaker 4: And I thought.
Speaker 2: Dozens and dozens. So another words, Anderson, you're saying, it's
Speaker 2: twenty four people walking down walk Bourbon Street. He was
Speaker 2: giving them credit for being brave enough that they actually
Speaker 2: got up and they went back out. But I thought
Speaker 2: that was a hoot.
Speaker 4: Misters a thing.
Speaker 5: What are we going to do? I mean, are we
Speaker 5: going to live and see here? Because no, you never
Speaker 5: know when it's going to happen. Yeah, you walk around
Speaker 5: like that, you're gonna aide yourself. You're going to be timid.
Speaker 5: You're going to be scared of every little sound, every
Speaker 5: little boom of fire, everything will fight you. So you're
Speaker 5: just gonna have to live like you know what, one thing,
Speaker 5: I'm going to die. I don't know how, when, where,
Speaker 5: or why. I just do know that I have to.
Speaker 4: I love doctor Mint, Doctor Minin Luther King's nineteen sixty
Speaker 4: three remem while he says, once you accept that you're free,
Speaker 4: which means that once you really that one day you
Speaker 4: are going to perish. You know, I like to be
Speaker 4: old and I like to be in my sleep.
Speaker 5: Unfortunately it doesn't happen for that like that for everybody,
Speaker 5: even some of them, like they always say, the good
Speaker 5: was always going the worst way. You just never know
Speaker 5: how it's going to come. So you have to understand
Speaker 5: and accept that what they.
Speaker 4: Is going to come, which means enjoy your life because
Speaker 4: you don't know when it's going to come. But that
Speaker 4: is that is that was powerful, Bobby, that they they
Speaker 4: we get so set over a word. These people died, Bobby,
Speaker 4: those children died in those schools, and we just discarded
Speaker 4: that is like, oh, it's just another school shooting. Where
Speaker 4: are we going in the in the world. On that note,
Speaker 4: I don't know. I don't know what we're going to do, Bobby.
Speaker 4: I'm looking to you for the answers. Bobby. You're smart.
Speaker 4: To me, you went to college.
Speaker 2: That means nothing. That means nothing. If you keep up
Speaker 2: and you read your self, educate all the time, that's
Speaker 2: just as important. I don't have any answers. I think
Speaker 2: that we have to get a sick of sit and
Speaker 2: we have to get the priorities have to be correct.
Speaker 2: I don't want to blame everything on social media, but
Speaker 2: I do think that our emotions have changed a little bit.
Speaker 2: We're putting priorities more on superficial stuff, on money, on
Speaker 2: what others appear to have in their lives, rather than
Speaker 2: what's actually happening. We're not Jimmy cartering it. We're not
Speaker 2: going out and trying to help others and not look
Speaker 2: for any attention for it, just literally doing this just
Speaker 2: to get it done. We have to get back to basics.
Speaker 2: And so you know we've talked about on this podcast
Speaker 2: many times, sometimes things have to be completely broken and
Speaker 2: then for you to build it up. And I'm hoping
Speaker 2: that maybe that's some of what's going to be going
Speaker 2: on over the next few years, that things are going
Speaker 2: to get broken and people are going to realize where
Speaker 2: the priorities are.
Speaker 5: Oh, that's scary coming from a white woman, that might
Speaker 5: be okay, but for my ass, we're looking at the
Speaker 5: world and the next ways to through my ass. Black
Speaker 5: an trains girl, I don't see the same pitch as you.
Speaker 4: See, and.
Speaker 5: That is why we do laugh alone because me and
Speaker 5: Bobby are looking at the same picture and we guess what,
Speaker 5: were both Americans, but we sometimes see a very different pictures. Yeah,
Speaker 5: we want to understand that and to disagree and to
Speaker 5: agree is what we do. This was what makes sense
Speaker 5: to Americas. I don't even disagree with Bobby and she
Speaker 5: ain't disagree with me. But she sees the picture that
Speaker 5: I will never see, just like I see a picture
Speaker 5: that she will never see. Y'all got to remember them.
Speaker 2: But but the bottom line is this guy obviously was
Speaker 2: super disturbed, and then we can talk at this point
Speaker 2: about the second one, which was sort of it's unfolding.
Speaker 2: They're getting more information. They're starting to call it a suicide.
Speaker 2: Where Linz Bog I think was his last name. He
Speaker 2: was a Special Forces green Beret. He was deployed to Germany.
Speaker 2: He had permission to come back here to Las Vegas,
Speaker 2: where he rented both The only link I was saying,
Speaker 2: I kind of put the car before the horse. The
Speaker 2: only link between the two of them is they both
Speaker 2: got their rentals from the same agency because they were
Speaker 2: trying to link and see if they were the same.
Speaker 2: But they're now starting to say, Lindborg. He looked like
Speaker 2: this big like from He was a big strap and
Speaker 2: blondie ready Iowa fed, corn fed type of kid. He
Speaker 2: filled the cyber truck. Is it called I always want
Speaker 2: to call it a cyborg and I.
Speaker 4: Know that's not it.
Speaker 2: Cyber truck, yeah, cyber trucks. Tesla, the Tesla cyber truck.
Speaker 2: And he went to the portoche outside that's the covering
Speaker 2: outside the Trump building in Vegas and blew it up.
Speaker 2: He self detonated it, shot himself at the same time.
Speaker 2: So they're trying to say that it is and they
Speaker 2: could be right it was a suicide. I don't think so.
Speaker 2: I don't think you necessarily grow in that grand of fashion.
Speaker 2: I think he blew himself up, so we didn't. I
Speaker 2: mean it blew his head off, so we didn't blow
Speaker 2: himself up. To burn to death in a car would
Speaker 2: be excruciating. So like he is beyond recognition. A few
Speaker 2: pieces of him. God bless him of his stomach and armor,
Speaker 2: showing enough that he had a tattoo on both. And
Speaker 2: they've been able to match them up and they believe
Speaker 2: that's it. They're still waiting for D and I and
Speaker 2: all that stuff. But that's sort of unfolding because he
Speaker 2: didn't leave a big trail. How old thirty seven thirty seven,
Speaker 2: and he's been in the military for a long time,
Speaker 2: in the regular and then in the National Guard and
Speaker 2: now back to active duty.
Speaker 5: That is that is so scary, Bobby. That is Listen,
Speaker 5: what one of these people see. That is what it
Speaker 5: is because you see so many things.
Speaker 4: Everybody.
Speaker 5: You see stuff over there that you're not equipped for.
Speaker 5: No human is probably equal for it. But you have
Speaker 5: to live in it sometimes for months and smell it,
Speaker 5: and and you're not built like that. You know, your
Speaker 5: DNA is different.
Speaker 4: And and then you come home and people think, oh,
Speaker 4: you you riched your life.
Speaker 5: You lost the leg, or you lost the arm, you
Speaker 5: lost the ass. Sometimes you lose your mind. And Bobby,
Speaker 5: a lot of these people are coming back ripped. Yeah,
Speaker 5: a lot of these really coming back really damaged mentally,
Speaker 5: really damaged and because of what they see. And you
Speaker 5: can't unsea stuff. You cannot unsea stuff. It's once it's
Speaker 5: planted the scene, and your brain is there forever, like
Speaker 5: the flag that's supposed to be on the moon, it's
Speaker 5: there forever. Oh that's scared. Oh, that's so scared, and so.
Speaker 4: I'm saying, I'm glad it didn't hurt anybody else. But
Speaker 4: first of all, let me go back.
Speaker 2: To seven people. It didn't kill anybody else, but seven
Speaker 2: people weren't in and around, so they did that. But
Speaker 2: he didn't. He couldn't made it worse that, you know,
Speaker 2: like people were saying, and he's there, right, He could
Speaker 2: have drawn. If you really wanted to harm people, he
Speaker 2: would have got He would have driven that thing right
Speaker 2: into the lobby. He didn't do any of that. He
Speaker 2: kind of had it in the middle. He didn't have
Speaker 2: it over in the side.
Speaker 5: Because first of all, let's talk about that cyber truck.
Speaker 5: It looks like the truck that Sigourney we were driven
Speaker 5: eighties when she busted through it like she bust through
Speaker 5: when she busted through the doors. But Eli, Musk, you're
Speaker 5: gonna have to do better with the little before design.
Speaker 4: But those trucks are quite popular.
Speaker 5: But Bobby, yeah, he could have driven that, like you said,
Speaker 5: he could have driven that through the door and just
Speaker 5: blew the whole hotel, the structure of the hotel, and
Speaker 5: killed the thousands of people.
Speaker 4: So I don't know, Bobby, And that was the first
Speaker 4: day of the year. Is that indicative, I'm asking you,
Speaker 4: is that indicative of what we have to look forward to?
Speaker 2: Well, what I'm nervous with him is and of course
Speaker 2: this is my mind kind of going off the rail
Speaker 2: a little bit, because you have to think, he got
Speaker 2: in a plane, he had to fly whatever it is,
Speaker 2: ten hours, it could be fourteen hours to get to
Speaker 2: ve Guess. He had to rent stuff, he had to
Speaker 2: get the fireworks, he had to.
Speaker 3: Get all the.
Speaker 2: You know whatever, and that whole time he's putting things together.
Speaker 2: At no time did you know something upstairs go this
Speaker 2: is a mistake. But I'm starting to worry. What was
Speaker 2: he seeing over in Germany? Is he seeing something coming
Speaker 2: down the pike that he doesn't want to live through?
Speaker 2: Does he is he afraid that there's like are we
Speaker 2: closer to war than we realized that we actually are
Speaker 2: over there? And he just doesn't I don't know he
Speaker 2: has me.
Speaker 4: I don't like going on you going after We're gonna
Speaker 4: call this segment the thoughts of Bobby Clifford.
Speaker 2: No, but like, what would make you do? Like so
Speaker 2: far they haven't, they haven't come out and said he's
Speaker 2: got multiple divorces and he had financial problems. And the
Speaker 2: second guy that they're talking about, they don't have any
Speaker 2: of that stuff. They just say he was he was
Speaker 2: an active special Forces guy, and you know, that's about it.
Speaker 2: So it just kind of makes me a little want
Speaker 2: want let.
Speaker 4: Me, let me let me on real racist right quick?
Speaker 5: When they when when we first when I first heard
Speaker 5: about the driver in UH in New Orleans, and they
Speaker 5: never said his name or his nationality or show his picture.
Speaker 5: I said, oh, yeah, he ain't black, I said, because
Speaker 5: if he was black, his face, baby Tyrone Jackson, I'm
Speaker 5: just making up a name, y'all would have been splattered
Speaker 5: on the news all his whole background. He sold a
Speaker 5: loaf of bread at three and he he ran. That
Speaker 5: is that is the media, but for real, that's that's
Speaker 5: the racism in the media. When they're black, they're splattered
Speaker 5: on there immediately, they do their whole background check and everything.
Speaker 4: So I knew he wasn't black, I knew he was other.
Speaker 5: But I could not understand, and I guess I never
Speaker 5: will understand why this man did something so horrific on
Speaker 5: the first day of the new year.
Speaker 2: But I don't. Yeah, first hours, forget the first day,
Speaker 2: first hours of the year.
Speaker 5: Nothing, nothing difference if it was the second day, it
Speaker 5: was just a bad, bad act.
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, I don't, I honest and true don't get it.
Speaker 2: I don't get either one of them. I'm hoping that
Speaker 2: they come up and they give us a little bit
Speaker 2: more information. Fingers and toes.
Speaker 4: Crost hear me and hear me, will y'all, this is.
Speaker 5: This is gonna be a very interesting next couple of
Speaker 5: weeks because if you if you've been watching it in
Speaker 5: the news now, the MAGA is fighting the Mega. So
Speaker 5: it looks like the immigrants Elon musk and Rama Swambi,
Speaker 5: who's really not an immigrant, but he's an immigrant saying
Speaker 5: telling them the white Americans what to do with the
Speaker 5: other immigrants.
Speaker 2: Wicked and they're mad at Mike Johnson. Tomorrow, Mike Johnson's
Speaker 2: job is up for a bit basically, and you have
Speaker 2: everybody is talking about.
Speaker 4: Them.
Speaker 2: I know, but you know, so here's I'm going to
Speaker 2: say what your grandmother would say to you years ago,
Speaker 2: because it is the truth. Because I wasn't happy about
Speaker 2: getting them in. But sometimes the devil, you know it,
Speaker 2: you know, beats the devil that you don't. And I
Speaker 2: don't they're on a whole lot of people that I'm
Speaker 2: thrilled with a lot of the old GOP folks. They're gone,
Speaker 2: you know, they're going the real stand up, tried and true,
Speaker 2: you know, like Kissinger, Kissinger, excuse me, Romney like like
Speaker 2: they're just they're they have left or they're leaving. So
Speaker 2: it kind of makes me a little nervous. He's got
Speaker 2: the backing supposedly of Trump, but we'll see people are
Speaker 2: not happy. And they only have they have two votes,
Speaker 2: two seats. Like everybody is talking about this big mandate
Speaker 2: that that President Trump has and he has he had
Speaker 2: the whole you know, he has all of Congress two votes.
Speaker 2: He has two votes, you know, so just two people
Speaker 2: have to say, he'd have to have all of the
Speaker 2: all of the Democrats in the two or three independents
Speaker 2: and then just two votes, which there are plenty of
Speaker 2: people who don't like them. My Jerie Taylor Green doesn't
Speaker 2: like them. I mean, there's plenty of them who don't
Speaker 2: like them. So it'll be interesting to see what happens,
Speaker 2: what happens to tomorrow. Trump was saying he's very he's
Speaker 2: a hard working religious man, and.
Speaker 4: So we'll see what happens. Those are not the adjectives
Speaker 4: I would use to describe him.
Speaker 2: How many? How many?
Speaker 4: So?
Speaker 2: What was it fifteen with McCarthy. It's not going to
Speaker 2: go through the first time. How many times do you
Speaker 2: think they'll have to vote? How many votes do you
Speaker 2: think they'll have to take before you get Trump?
Speaker 5: I think Trump will make a couple of phone calls
Speaker 5: after the second time, and lord the boom and be
Speaker 5: like when I get in, if you don't do what
Speaker 5: I want you to do, you're going to be completely
Speaker 5: out thinking.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna give it three, Okay, Yeah, I think I
Speaker 2: think I'll say five. I don't think it'll go anything
Speaker 2: like the last time. So yeah, well we'll see how
Speaker 2: that goes. We'll see how that starts tidying up.
Speaker 4: I'm telling you, they.
Speaker 5: Seem to be pet they seem to be petrified of Trump,
Speaker 5: and we're only eighteen days away from me, So I'm
Speaker 5: not gonna think it's gonna take more than like three,
Speaker 5: like you said, maybe three to five, Bobby, because he'll go,
Speaker 5: he will go and make a press He'll make a
Speaker 5: public press conference and threaten them publicly.
Speaker 4: He will, he will he will call a press conference
Speaker 4: tomorrow on the news and threaten them publicly and s
Speaker 4: get a ship out of them.
Speaker 2: I agree with that because he's already he's already threatening
Speaker 2: to fire any employees, federal employees who don't go back
Speaker 2: to the office, right, So of course, why wouldn't he
Speaker 2: if he's going to do that, Yeah, I think, yeah,
Speaker 2: why wouldn't he?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I agree with that, Bobby.
Speaker 5: You know what I read recently that it would cost
Speaker 5: that Elon must have made a statement that it would
Speaker 5: cost him three dollars a day.
Speaker 4: Not a shift, not two shifts a day to hire
Speaker 4: robots to do jobs at Amazon.
Speaker 5: Three dollars a day, which means that he would have
Speaker 5: to hire one employee just to recharge them, but three
Speaker 5: dollars per day.
Speaker 4: That to me, I'm like, I think people missed that.
Speaker 5: He's given y'all guys a warning that when he replaced
Speaker 5: y'all jobs, all that twenty six and thirty dollars an
Speaker 5: hour and the strike and all that, and this.
Speaker 4: Striking Amazon is own. I get that you want more
Speaker 4: money and more pay, but it's really helping his flight.
Speaker 4: It really is helping his flight.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they still need there'll be other things that you'll
Speaker 2: have to do. He might have three dollars a day,
Speaker 2: but he's gonna have to pay a hell of a
Speaker 2: lot more than that. So the people to create them,
Speaker 2: maintain them, fix them, you know, and all that jazz
Speaker 2: and I say for areas that we have that have
Speaker 2: big holes in them. You know, I can't even think.
Speaker 2: My sister and I were out and oh, I'll tell
Speaker 2: you I got my friend sent me a Christmas card
Speaker 2: for work. He mailed it on the thirteenth of December.
Speaker 2: I got it today, the second of January. So people are,
Speaker 2: oh my god, it's so slow the post office.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 2: I was in the post office when I was mailing
Speaker 2: my cards on the fourteenth. And nobody wants the jobs.
Speaker 2: The kids today, I saund like an old woman like
Speaker 2: when we were kids. The kids today they don't want
Speaker 2: those jobs. They're not coming out of college wanting them.
Speaker 2: They're not wanting them. If they you know, one parent
Speaker 2: might have a boogie job and then somebody needs something
Speaker 2: that's around for the kids. Well, a lot of these
Speaker 2: guys get out at two two thirty in the afternoon
Speaker 2: because they started six in the morning. But they don't
Speaker 2: want it. They don't want the jobs. So in areas
Speaker 2: where you can improve it. We did have a lot
Speaker 2: of automation in the post office, and for the life
Speaker 2: of me, the Postmaster General for the country is going
Speaker 2: out that Trump put in who got rid of all
Speaker 2: the automation which saved a lot of time and got
Speaker 2: things out quicker. You know, it's got we got to
Speaker 2: do something. I mean, you know, you don't. College is wonderful,
Speaker 2: it's not for everybody, and there are wonderful jobs out there.
Speaker 5: Is on the move by thet They got the little
Speaker 5: things down here, like little boxes. They deliver stuff and
Speaker 5: they actually give them names. So Becky, Kevin, Susan, We've
Speaker 5: seen they actually give them names. So I'm like, oh
Speaker 5: my god, you know how many people they do deliveries
Speaker 5: for the mail, they delivers for food.
Speaker 4: I'm like, those are people's jobs. Those are people And
Speaker 4: I don't know if people are really paying attention to
Speaker 4: they are going to, like you said, bout it, we
Speaker 4: gotta keep we gotta do do the do the main
Speaker 4: power to make.
Speaker 5: These machines and woo woo woo woo woo until they
Speaker 5: teach them to start making themselves. But I'm gonna tell
Speaker 5: you what, We'll go a lot further than uh dismantling them.
Speaker 5: Get you a good old bottle of water, put a
Speaker 5: little salt in it, and offer that robot the drink
Speaker 5: of water.
Speaker 2: In your little park. Kevin, you're a little you need
Speaker 2: a little spark in your plug.
Speaker 5: Guaranteed that that roby gonna sit down for the rest
Speaker 5: of their lives.
Speaker 2: But I'll tell you so on the same waveplanks. So
Speaker 2: we've been hearing you know, immigration bad people are, but
Speaker 2: you know are bad and all I've heard for the
Speaker 2: past few weeks, including Elon Musk saying that no, no,
Speaker 2: we do need immigration. You know, getting rid of all
Speaker 2: immigration would be bad because there are certain jobs and
Speaker 2: certainly for the Americans who don't want them, and we
Speaker 2: need them to keep the economy going. We need our
Speaker 2: vegetables picked, we need boxes loaded, we need all of
Speaker 2: the job that our people don't want. So that's what
Speaker 2: I want. Like the mega people, I understand why you
Speaker 2: might not want the criminals in, but we need people, honest,
Speaker 2: people who are willing to work and work the lower jobs.
Speaker 2: We need to value them and have them pay taxes
Speaker 2: and let them work. Let them come into the country,
Speaker 2: whether it's on those h one b whatever where you
Speaker 2: get three years and then you reapply.
Speaker 4: Whatever you want.
Speaker 5: Let me tell you somebody I agree with that. But
Speaker 5: here's the thing. They are beyond out of control with
Speaker 5: this whole immigration policy. You're right, but we do have
Speaker 5: a lot of people here, and you're right there are
Speaker 5: jobs that we are not going to want to do.
Speaker 4: But if they get enough a ass to take over
Speaker 4: a lot of these jobs, Bobby, if the jobs that
Speaker 4: we gonna don't want to do, we're gonna have to do.
Speaker 4: And you're right, these young kids don't want to work
Speaker 4: because of social media, because of TikTok and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: They're making big money off YouTube videos staying at home,
Speaker 4: farting or showing their feet. They make money off the.
Speaker 5: There's so many weird I thought I was a weirdod
Speaker 5: y'all way weirder than me.
Speaker 4: Good God, you can make money for everything.
Speaker 5: Oh, I'm picking the I'm picking the mucus out my
Speaker 5: nose because they have the websites and people make money
Speaker 5: like that, so they're not gonna know what it is
Speaker 5: to go to a nanca.
Speaker 2: They're gonna they're gonna poop their pants if TikTok goes away, right,
Speaker 2: I mean, maybe it'll all go to YouTube. I don't know.
Speaker 2: But but I don't know. I don't know if it's
Speaker 2: as easy as TikTok, you know, getting your ten thousand
Speaker 2: followers and then you get to become a whatever it
Speaker 2: is and you start making money. But yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2: They better figure it out. You always should have a
Speaker 2: backup plan, do you know what I mean? Like, so,
Speaker 2: that's great, but that would be great while you're going
Speaker 2: to college and you're looking for a way to support yourself. Fabulous,
Speaker 2: make all your money your dest money, pay your college
Speaker 2: education off.
Speaker 4: That sounds good, But baba, these young kids are making
Speaker 4: astronomical amounts of money. They're making money. If we would
Speaker 4: work a year for they can make that in a month.
Speaker 4: You know, depends on whatever they're doing. Yeah, they can
Speaker 4: make that. They're making crazy amounts of money, and they're
Speaker 4: young and they misguided. A lot of them are misguided,
Speaker 4: so they go through that money because they think it's
Speaker 4: going to keep flourishing. So they don't know.
Speaker 5: But I'm here to tell you you better hold on
Speaker 5: tight because cash are gonna be king in a minute.
Speaker 2: My god. I wonder if there's a channel for chubby
Speaker 2: footed broad old wrinkley broken toad feet.
Speaker 4: I'm sure.
Speaker 5: I'm sure if somebody is into God, they got the
Speaker 5: ones we're eating and everything.
Speaker 4: I'm sure somebody's into that.
Speaker 5: I only want to be disgusted and tell you I
Speaker 5: only want to be discussed too. They got those two,
Speaker 5: they got some, maybe they got all cans. People are
Speaker 5: just into some different things. But un to your point, Bobby,
Speaker 5: what's going to happen when they can do that and
Speaker 5: you have to actually get a job and work a
Speaker 5: job for the piss money?
Speaker 4: You guys are gonna lose y'all man, because y'all used
Speaker 4: to a certain stun.
Speaker 2: It opened your mouth? How about this flame talk? You know,
Speaker 2: I'm looking at you, you're looking at me and our mouths.
Speaker 2: I'm waiting for you to speak, and then I speak.
Speaker 2: It's called conversation. To be some of them sitting like this,
Speaker 2: to have to actually talk to each other. That's what
Speaker 2: I find with so many of like my little cousins,
Speaker 2: and not even their friends. I'll watch them and they're
Speaker 2: not even there, like ones here and ones in the hallway,
Speaker 2: and they're texting about learn how to communicate? You know,
Speaker 2: I get really worried. I'm thinking as much as you
Speaker 2: and I are complaining about some of the nonsense that's
Speaker 2: been going on in the country right now, my fear
Speaker 2: is when we're twenty years older than this and we're
Speaker 2: both on our on our role laders, well we get
Speaker 2: the fancy ones with the wheels and the front and
Speaker 2: the back, and Chris, these are the good old days.
Speaker 5: You speak for yourself, Bobby, I'm still gonna be I'm
Speaker 5: still gonna be wearing my heels.
Speaker 2: In twenty years you can do the roll later with
Speaker 2: the wheels in the front and the back and wear
Speaker 2: your heels. Throw that hip a little.
Speaker 4: M Did you see that? I keep working.
Speaker 5: I'm going to keep working and stay active so that
Speaker 5: can always be young on the inside.
Speaker 2: But honest to god, it is. It is super important.
Speaker 2: Did you see that, Uh, the the is it's a
Speaker 2: higher court judge said that, uh, Trump is still responsible
Speaker 2: for the for the five million to Egene Carroll. I
Speaker 2: was actually a little surprised. I thought that that would
Speaker 2: go a different way. You know where he's going to
Speaker 2: be the sitting president.
Speaker 4: Well, I thought it was eighty five million.
Speaker 2: It said five. Well, it's a civil verdict. Well, you
Speaker 2: know what, you could say, it's eight hundred and twenty
Speaker 2: two million, right, depending on what your insurance is. You know,
Speaker 2: if you're a company and you have whatever insurance. A
Speaker 2: lot of these companies have like one million, so you
Speaker 2: can say it's huge. The people are only getting the
Speaker 2: one million. Whatever the insurance is. This is five to
Speaker 2: five million. He challenged a five million civil verdict because
Speaker 2: there were there were multiple so we might earn have
Speaker 2: been challenging at all. There are multiple errors made and
Speaker 2: they allowed testimony of two women that shouldn't have been allowed,
Speaker 2: and the Federal Pierce Court said nope, but they did
Speaker 2: everything that was correct. So you will the five million.
Speaker 2: Whether he'll ever pay it, I don't know. She's putting
Speaker 2: it on to charity anyway, because I think she knows
Speaker 2: she's not getting it. She just wanted her a legal
Speaker 2: he's paid and it's all going to charity, and I think, yeah,
Speaker 2: her age, I think, so, what the hell does she
Speaker 2: want his money?
Speaker 5: For his first time in office, he was learning the ropes.
Speaker 5: He took nine years and set it up to come
Speaker 5: back this next time. She all bet it's about to
Speaker 5: be off.
Speaker 2: Well, we'll see we'll see what happens. We'll see what
Speaker 2: happens where already I think hitting the debt sailing already again.
Speaker 2: So we're going to see if he was going to
Speaker 2: change that too. He was going to come and change
Speaker 2: everything on the first day, and so far I haven't
Speaker 2: really heard anything that he's going to be able to change.
Speaker 2: He's coming back and he's back paddling.
Speaker 5: If we have to go back to the debate, he
Speaker 5: said that he could make a phone call and stop
Speaker 5: the war in Ukraine and Russia immediately if he was
Speaker 5: elected president. Now he will hold on. I'm gonna go
Speaker 5: his word, man, he said, if he was elected president,
Speaker 5: we have elected you president. I didn't but I didn't
Speaker 5: vote for you, but I'm part of an American so
Speaker 5: we have elected you president.
Speaker 4: Why haven't you stopped this war? Why haven't you personally
Speaker 4: stopped doing Those are your words, not mine.
Speaker 2: He was going to take inflation down immediately. It's too complicate.
Speaker 2: It's more complicated than we realized. I told you I
Speaker 2: had read an article from it was on CNN. I
Speaker 2: didn't see them report on it, but I read on it,
Speaker 2: and they were saying that his economists went in to
Speaker 2: find all the holes and went, wow, economy's actually quite good.
Speaker 2: I would have loved if they put that on the news.
Speaker 2: Would that had been nice if that was you know,
Speaker 2: Trump's economists were absolutely shocked at how good the US
Speaker 2: economy is right now, and you know that, yes, prices
Speaker 2: are up, but there isn't a whole hell of a
Speaker 2: lot we're going to be able to do until they
Speaker 2: come down throughout the world so that they come down.
Speaker 4: With us too.
Speaker 2: But that didn't. Unfortunately that those ones never It's like retractions, right,
Speaker 2: whoever hears the retraction or the apology, it doesn't it
Speaker 2: doesn't happen, you know, Like Channel five was apologizing to Trump.
Speaker 2: I didn't see it anywhere. I don't know if it's
Speaker 2: in the back or something.
Speaker 4: So the news been treating Bien's good stuff like I
Speaker 4: said that they would if the person who had ran
Speaker 4: down all those people was black. They won't show none
Speaker 4: of his good stuff. They only show the negative thing. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's what I mean. That's what I means.
Speaker 2: I knew exactly, yeah that he's slower, and he is.
Speaker 2: I think what has happened to because I saw his
Speaker 2: mom when she when they were when Barak and he
Speaker 2: were sworn in, and she was pretty spry, and she
Speaker 2: was older than he is, way older. I think she
Speaker 2: was like almost eight years older than he is now.
Speaker 2: So I figet, oh, that's how he was going to age.
Speaker 2: I think what's happened to his son? Like all that mess,
Speaker 2: I think has just done a number. And the fact
Speaker 2: that he was eighty and you're putting these long hours in,
Speaker 2: you know, at almost eighty, I think that's that's not
Speaker 2: the same same as six stapes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's not even a stretch though. Anybody that goes
Speaker 4: into that office, that office ages the hell.
Speaker 5: I think when you walk in the door, it's like
Speaker 5: you know, you buy a new car. You know, when
Speaker 5: you buy a new car, as soon as you drive
Speaker 5: up a lot, it depreciates. I think as soon as
Speaker 5: you walk in there at that job as the president
Speaker 5: ten years jump on you the first day.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's pretty something that I was surprised that people
Speaker 2: were surprised. I wasn't surprised. Is that Trump says he's
Speaker 2: going to attend Jimmy Carter's funeral. Of course he would.
Speaker 2: That's like that would be a lost opportunity if I didn't,
Speaker 2: I couldn't imagine, I knew we didn't go to Roselands,
Speaker 2: but his wife went, which was which was important. So yeah, god,
Speaker 2: he should go.
Speaker 4: He should go. He said horrible things about Jimmy Carr.
Speaker 2: He said, he has said, you know, and the fact is.
Speaker 4: He just said he's reckless.
Speaker 2: He says everybody is that everybody is the worst president.
Speaker 2: But only all the historians other than oh my god,
Speaker 2: I'm blanket unders name clom Woll has them on all
Speaker 2: the time. Oh, all the historians say that it's Trump.
Speaker 2: That's that's the worst worst president so far in history.
Speaker 2: And that's what I think he's that's his this is
Speaker 2: his revenge tour, but it's also his try to do
Speaker 2: better tour. He wants to do some sort of big things.
Speaker 2: I don't know when he's going to get done that's
Speaker 2: going to show, other than he wants gas prices because
Speaker 2: he's gonna drill, baby, drill. Well, Joe Biden is drilling
Speaker 2: more gas than anybody in history has drilled. And the
Speaker 2: gas prices are what they are so for here, they're
Speaker 2: like two seventy five. I don't think we have a
Speaker 2: as many taxes as you do. And I don't know
Speaker 2: if it comes from here, like it's less transportation if
Speaker 2: it has to go cross country to get to you guys,
Speaker 2: so it's more expensive. I don't understand why yours is
Speaker 2: always way more than ours.
Speaker 5: I'm going to make a personal bit right now that
Speaker 5: when he takes office on January to twenty first, Between
Speaker 5: January twenty first and the end of the year this
Speaker 5: year December thirty first, he's going to take at least
Speaker 5: fifteen things that of course it would be on his
Speaker 5: own golf ton of golf courses and the government of course.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, just like they did the first time. Guys.
Speaker 5: That's a win win for him East. But I want
Speaker 5: to say at least fifteen that we know about public PRIs.
Speaker 5: You think it would be more about.
Speaker 2: It, No, I don't. Of course we won't. Just like
Speaker 2: just like Justice Thomas who didn't show us enough for
Speaker 2: his receipts, he's not going to show us enough of
Speaker 2: his either. You know, somehow that'll all go. You know,
Speaker 2: I'll be under the wash. But it's not even as
Speaker 2: long as he's got a good team of people who
Speaker 2: are actually doing the work. At this point, I don't
Speaker 2: even care. The more he's out of the office, probably
Speaker 2: would be if he ran it the way he did
Speaker 2: the first time. But no, he absolutely is. He screamed.
Speaker 2: I think. I think Obama went twice a year and
Speaker 2: all he did was talk about it, and he did
Speaker 2: more than that in three days.
Speaker 4: Yes he did, Yes he did. But guess what.
Speaker 5: Whatever's going to happen in twenty twenty five, lads, Jim,
Speaker 5: we will thrive to stay alive so that we can
Speaker 5: survive in twenty five. This is a new year, and
Speaker 5: you know you gotta say it's a new year.
Speaker 4: It's gonna be a new me. You're going to take
Speaker 4: the old you with you. You just have to do some
Speaker 4: new things. Okay, don't change you, just tweak it. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I want to tweak it a little. I want to
Speaker 4: do the stuff that I actually have been saying.
Speaker 2: I'm going to do.
Speaker 4: It to see I.
Speaker 5: Don't like to see you get a little more adventurous,
Speaker 5: Bobby Clifford, I would.
Speaker 2: I would. I'm a safety girl. Yeah, I'm a super
Speaker 2: safety girl, so yeah, I'd like to. Hey, I got
Speaker 2: on the plane and I hadn't been on a plane
Speaker 2: in twenty years. I went on a plane to go
Speaker 2: down and see my little posse. When Terry got sick
Speaker 2: and I couldn't see you, and that was the first
Speaker 2: time in twenty years. And then I came man up
Speaker 2: with you and then took the train to see you
Speaker 2: and see I'm getting a little bit better, better than.
Speaker 4: It was twenty twenty five.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna open up a whole lot of revelations, so
Speaker 5: y'all get ready for We're gonna call it this year
Speaker 5: the Year of the Resurrection, because some things are gonna
Speaker 5: come back, including me. Ladies and gentlemen, listen, we cannot
Speaker 5: do this show with it after you without you.
Speaker 4: Thank you, guys, Happy New Year.
Speaker 5: I am currently going to be on touring with Tiffany
Speaker 5: Hattish the Touri Stars on February to twentieth, so go
Speaker 5: to Tiffany Haattish dot com to see the tour days.
Speaker 5: You ain't gonna see my name on it, but just
Speaker 5: know that I'm on every show. You can also follow
Speaker 5: me on all social media platforms. It's at Monroe Flame
Speaker 5: on Instagram, at Flamemorrow everywhere else and Bobby, where can
Speaker 5: we find you at my darling.
Speaker 2: I am Clifford Bobby on Instagram, I am Bobby Clifford
Speaker 2: on Facebook and on TikTok.
Speaker 4: And she's laugh and Learn podcasts on Instagram. Forget the.
Speaker 2: Sorry, because I always think that's yours. I just kind
Speaker 2: of throw a little something on.
Speaker 5: If you control that, you always control that. So if
Speaker 5: you have any questions ideas, topic subjects for everyone, now
Speaker 5: we know and we're talking, we'll talk about it on
Speaker 5: laugh Learn possibly and here a La learns.
Speaker 4: Four years in we on year number five. We'll see
Speaker 4: what happens. We have the same model though, because the
Speaker 4: same model would not change at all here at Laughinglin.
Speaker 4: We are not trying to get you to change your man.
Speaker 4: We are only trying to get you to use your mind,
Speaker 4: because why Bobby.
Speaker 2: Because a mind is a terrible thing to waste, and
Speaker 2: some of y'all is damn sure wasting y'all. But yeah,
Speaker 2: that's right.
Speaker 4: We're gonna use our mands. We thank you. Thank you
Speaker 4: to our producer, Aaron, thank you, iHeart, thank you Black Effect.
Speaker 5: Please tell y'all friends to like, share, subscribe its listen
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Speaker 5: will be here the beautiful Irish Catholic American woman and
Speaker 5: the black man and dad trans woman, all of that,
Speaker 5: all of that mixed together. We both single parents, sound
Speaker 5: like some of y'all, and we're both Americans like all
Speaker 5: of y'all.
Speaker 4: How about that. Have a great evening. Don't miss an
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Speaker 4: ejective producer is Tiffany Hattish. Our theme music is by
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