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Speaker 3: Week, Hey, hey, hey, welcome to laugh and learn. This
Speaker 3: is the last episode of twenty twenty three, and we
Speaker 3: are very excited.
Speaker 2: For the new year. Yeah we almost. We made it,
Speaker 2: Bobby Clifford, we made it. Let me start off by
Speaker 2: thanking you guys so much for being here and being
Speaker 2: subscribers and following us and listening to us and rolling
Speaker 2: with us. You'll never know how much that means to us,
Speaker 2: because because you guys have been here with us and
Speaker 2: just roll with us and hung with us. We are
Speaker 2: getting a season four. Who I just took my panties
Speaker 2: off and throw him at the screen. Bobby, Now I
Speaker 2: can't play on the phone.
Speaker 1: I'm like Henret comes to duct Tank.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I am so elated that we made
Speaker 2: it through this year. This was such a trying year,
Speaker 2: but with so much wonderful thing, so many wonderful things
Speaker 2: that happened. My name is slam monro Lady M. I'm
Speaker 2: your host, and here with my gorgeous co host, Miss
Speaker 2: Kan't miss Toots herself. Bobby Clifford, Hi.
Speaker 1: Bobby hid Hi, how are you flame?
Speaker 2: We made it? We made it, Bobby Cliffon. Through twenty
Speaker 2: twenty three, I produced Mister Aaron Howard is here, Hi Aaron?
Speaker 2: And guess what? Guess what, Bobby what? Start telling it
Speaker 2: what happened in twenty Let's reflect before we go on forward.
Speaker 2: Let's reflect before.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, indictments, many ninety one.
Speaker 2: Indictments, Well we had those were the downs. I just
Speaker 2: want to talk about the positive things that happened this year.
Speaker 2: Was look No, I actually toured with a Chapelle the
Speaker 2: book that I narrated for James Hannah, which is didn
Speaker 2: nobody give a shit? What happened to Colada is on
Speaker 2: the New York Times and number two for automilebooks for
Speaker 2: twenty twenty two. I got another deal. What I heart.
Speaker 2: I was able to travel with Tiffany hat Ish. Just
Speaker 2: so many wonderful positive things, and we appreciate that those
Speaker 2: are the eyes. But as far as where the country goes,
Speaker 2: the economy seems to be doing a little better that
Speaker 2: Joe Biden President Joe Biden. The dow has hit recognighs
Speaker 2: that it has never hit everybody. People are struggling financially
Speaker 2: mostly everywhere. But push all the negative away and let's
Speaker 2: get to the positive. COVID is not as prevalent as
Speaker 2: it was. It's still here, No, don't get it. Don't
Speaker 2: get it twisted that it's not here. It's still here,
Speaker 2: but it's not as prevalent. People are not dying like
Speaker 2: they like they did in the previous year. So a
Speaker 2: lot of positive things have happened, and the sad parties
Speaker 2: that we're still stuck in these wars or what have you,
Speaker 2: But hopefully we'll get all of that resolved soon. What
Speaker 2: else happened this year, Bobby, that I just want to
Speaker 2: scream about.
Speaker 1: Well, I indictments depending on which side you on. For
Speaker 1: some people kind of interested.
Speaker 2: Well, let me tell you my favorite indictment. Let me
Speaker 2: take my favorite judgment that happened this year. That last
Speaker 2: week Rudy Giulianti had to pay one hundred and forty
Speaker 2: eight million dollars for the two black women that he
Speaker 2: lied on consistently and ridiculously. So I am glad. I
Speaker 2: don't know if they're ever going to get their money,
Speaker 2: but I know when they told Rudy Giuliati he had
Speaker 2: to play one hundred and forty eight million dollars that
Speaker 2: the Beijing ran down both sides of his face, in
Speaker 2: the back of his neck.
Speaker 1: Good god, oh my god, did you see it? He
Speaker 1: is part of me if I want to be, if
Speaker 1: I want to be a grown up and not pick
Speaker 1: part of me. Says he's got to have some sort
Speaker 1: of dementia. He comes out and he's already talking about
Speaker 1: when a reasonable he hasn't even put the appeal in yet,
Speaker 1: when a reasonable jury, here's the case. They're gonna throw
Speaker 1: it out so quick, they're gonna you know, you're gonna
Speaker 1: your head's gonna spin. You know, the dust hasn't even
Speaker 1: worn off from the bench he was just sitting on.
Speaker 1: He's he's just nuts. He's just nuts. And I don't
Speaker 1: know how he's paying these attorneys. I find that even
Speaker 1: more interesting. You know, he's not getting any help from
Speaker 1: his friend. He bolsted up his friend. All this was
Speaker 1: done to help Trump. And I am sure Trump isn't
Speaker 1: paying the legal bills. I don't know if anybody is.
Speaker 2: Trump they paying his old damn legal bills night his
Speaker 2: followers are.
Speaker 1: It's true and he and I'm sure he needs every
Speaker 1: penny that he's actually getting, so he couldn't help Juliana
Speaker 1: you even if he wanted to. But he's got other case.
Speaker 1: This isn't it. You know, even if he appeals this one,
Speaker 1: he still has other cases that are outstanding. So he
Speaker 1: shouldn't be as smiley as he is. Unfortunately, he went
Speaker 1: from you know, America's mayor to just this hot mess
Speaker 1: of I don't even know what a pile of pool.
Speaker 2: Ooh ooh by so cool.
Speaker 1: But yeah, no, that's Giuliani done. God bless him.
Speaker 2: Giuliani. Giuliani is stuck in his ways and Giuliani did
Speaker 2: rad that whole title of America's mayor after nine one
Speaker 2: one in two thousand and one, and he was the
Speaker 2: top of the He was at the top of the heap.
Speaker 2: He was respected, he was mold, he was looked at
Speaker 2: with admiration. And yep, he got on the He drank
Speaker 2: the kool aid and got on a ridiculous train and
Speaker 2: became the conductor. Because he was never the driver. He
Speaker 2: became the conductor. And now he is the toilet. He
Speaker 2: is He's the man that cleaned.
Speaker 1: He got the big head. As my grandmother would say,
Speaker 1: just just absolutely nuts. Did you see I thought this
Speaker 1: was hysterical, talk about having a bad day. I seem
Speaker 1: to get caught for everything, but not as much as
Speaker 1: this guy. Did you see that Biden? Biden's motor car
Speaker 1: got hit accidentally by a drunk He was on his
Speaker 1: phone drunk and hit one of the cars in the
Speaker 1: moticade while they were in I think I don't know
Speaker 1: if they were shopping. I actually don't know what in
Speaker 1: the world that they were doing. Nobody was hurt, but
Speaker 1: I'm thinking of all the people in the world that
Speaker 1: you could hit, you hit the president of the United States, motivated.
Speaker 1: Talk about they say when you hit you low. I
Speaker 1: don't know if this guy could get any lower than that.
Speaker 1: He was a forty six year old from Wilmington, Delaware.
Speaker 2: Let me say this, My favorite part of that whole
Speaker 2: story is at least Biden was driving, because you know,
Speaker 2: they love.
Speaker 1: Bout was like, what the hell? He was like, what's
Speaker 1: going on here? I can't even imagine, can you men,
Speaker 1: You're drunk as it is, feeling like shit, and then
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, forty Secret Service Service agents surrounding
Speaker 1: your car. I don't know if it could get it,
Speaker 1: if it could be a worse days.
Speaker 2: Real quick, I guarantee you when he saw all them
Speaker 2: guns on him, that's overed him right quickly. I couldn't
Speaker 2: even at least President Biden wasn't driving because there had
Speaker 2: been a bike, I'd be like, oh Biden was on
Speaker 2: that bike.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, no, And thank god there wasn't a soul,
Speaker 1: including the including the man that that hit them. Nobody
Speaker 1: got hurt, you know, it wasn't, So that was actually
Speaker 1: a positive ending. I just thought, of all the people
Speaker 1: in the world, anybody that you could hit, you didn't
Speaker 1: even a cop car would have been better. Than hitting
Speaker 1: the motorcade. But nope, he hit the motorcade, bless his
Speaker 1: little heart.
Speaker 2: So those those cars are are not this aluminum that
Speaker 2: they making.
Speaker 1: Cars like the Beast.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're like because they made to be bulletproof and
Speaker 2: all of that.
Speaker 1: So yeah, so it's not a h It must have crunched,
Speaker 1: but they didn't show us that part of it.
Speaker 2: So well, I'm going to nobody was injured. Yeah, they're
Speaker 2: damn sure gonna put him in jail here, DUI is
Speaker 2: damn show in his teat. Maybe he should have been
Speaker 2: in a test because don't they drive you home?
Speaker 1: No, Unfortunately they don't, And they're like the wind. A
Speaker 1: friend of ours had one. He would hit the gas
Speaker 1: and you felt like you went ninety miles an hour
Speaker 1: within a second because there's no fluids or anything that
Speaker 1: have to catch up. But I felt like a stiff
Speaker 1: wind could have could have taken you home.
Speaker 2: There's so many jokes in that whole statement.
Speaker 1: If when it's no.
Speaker 2: Fluids you have to call Bobby, get your man out
Speaker 2: the gutter, or is it me? I just want to know,
Speaker 2: And while we're in the gutter, let me tell you
Speaker 2: how I feel about this situation. And I'm just gonna
Speaker 2: point this out America. I want you guys to hear
Speaker 2: his flay mess and everybody's listening out there and laugh
Speaker 2: and learn laying. So, George Santos was ousted last week. Finally,
Speaker 2: after what is it nine months, ten.
Speaker 1: Months taken out the trash.
Speaker 2: Thank God for Jesus, with being caught in his lines
Speaker 2: and holding that seat, just to the Senate to have
Speaker 2: that power, they finally ousted him. He went to Cameo,
Speaker 2: making more money on Cameo, doing all these random interviews,
Speaker 2: and now he wants to do RuPaul's Drag Race because,
Speaker 2: according to sources in the media, he turned down Dancing
Speaker 2: with the Stars, but now he wants to do RuPaul's
Speaker 2: Drag Race because he says he wants to read a
Speaker 2: couple of drag queens. Reading means he wants to talk
Speaker 2: bad about people. But here's the killer. This is the
Speaker 2: same person who was on the Republican ticket who signed
Speaker 2: the bill saying don't say gay and no more drag shows. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: he's openly gay. He has done drag shows in the past,
Speaker 2: and he now he wants to redo drag shows again.
Speaker 2: And y'all are probably the probability of him getting on
Speaker 2: there is probably yeah, because it's the sensationalism. It's going
Speaker 2: to be ratings. But you know, certain people like myself
Speaker 2: who have different opinions of what y'all think. Y'all want
Speaker 2: to ostracize and blacklist. It is such selective outrage and ridiculousness.
Speaker 2: But I'm tell you what, Bobby Clifford, I think it's
Speaker 2: the hypocrisy of it all. But we'll see. Because this
Speaker 2: is America, and America right now, sensation lives in sales.
Speaker 2: It just does.
Speaker 1: Oh it does. But he wouldn't want Dancing with the
Speaker 1: Stars flame at all because that's work. He's never worked.
Speaker 1: You know, tell me one thing that he's done. The
Speaker 1: first constituency when he was in Congress. You see that
Speaker 1: the professional athletes that go on Dancing with the Stars,
Speaker 1: other than the athletes, meaning the dancers, they go on
Speaker 1: and say it's harder than even their training camps and
Speaker 1: whatever their preferred sport is that they play. Whether we've
Speaker 1: had baseball players on their hockey players, basketball players and
Speaker 1: football and they've all said that was worse and more
Speaker 1: grueling and you had to have actual discipline. So not
Speaker 1: one of those words or adjectives describes Juord Santos, God,
Speaker 1: bless him. He's gonna get what he gets. Let's see
Speaker 1: if he winds up in jail himself, spicking about indictments.
Speaker 2: I don't even want to see him in drag because
Speaker 2: he shaved like an egg with legs and I'm just
Speaker 2: I got a tight and that ain't the tight. Good God, now.
Speaker 1: In his face always I'm gonna set you up again.
Speaker 1: His mouth is always wet, like what is that? Is
Speaker 1: that his bonnie on?
Speaker 2: That's not always a bad thing.
Speaker 1: It's just iw I always want to like rub it.
Speaker 1: It's like I don't know. Yeah, bless his a little heart,
Speaker 1: but there's something about that that always I'm like, are
Speaker 1: you drooling? Did you eat something? What is it?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I'm so happy that they finally came to their
Speaker 2: census and removed him, because what it really did represent
Speaker 2: and send out to the public was we tolerated this,
Speaker 2: and we allowed this to happen for such a long time.
Speaker 2: It would be different if y'all found out a week
Speaker 2: before and then the week lady y'all ousted him. But
Speaker 2: you all have been knowing that this was a fictitious.
Speaker 2: He lied to get this position for months, for months
Speaker 2: and let it Ride's showed it clearly showed a disgruntled
Speaker 2: message to the country and to the world that the
Speaker 2: that the Gops have become, that the Republicans have become soft.
Speaker 2: They should have never allowed that to go on for
Speaker 2: such a long time, but they did. But thank God
Speaker 2: that they finally came to their senses. Hopefully they will
Speaker 2: put somebody with some with some sense and some experience
Speaker 2: in that seat, whether it be Republican or Democrats, some experience.
Speaker 2: That is what's missing to me in politics. Everybody just
Speaker 2: gets in because they know somebody else or their family
Speaker 2: is a family member. But there's no experience. And since
Speaker 2: we're speaking about no experience, can we talk about Ramaswami
Speaker 2: getting caught up angry on him on loud and told
Speaker 2: somebody f you? He told he had somebody fuck you.
Speaker 2: He did, but I think it slipped because those teeth
Speaker 2: are too big for his mouth. You know, those teeth
Speaker 2: look like that doll commercial. Ever seen that doll commercial?
Speaker 2: In his mouth he had the human teeth. Those teeth
Speaker 2: are way too big for his mouth.
Speaker 1: Good God, those the little girls wear them and the pageants,
Speaker 1: I think they call them flippers.
Speaker 2: His message is so off and his his rhetoric is
Speaker 2: so bonkers. But because he's rich and he does the
Speaker 2: smile is nice, even though it's over to bea but
Speaker 2: the smile is as sake as he is. He is.
Speaker 1: He's like when we were little kids, we would have
Speaker 1: called him a copycash. You know, I feel like he
Speaker 1: doesn't have an original idea of his own. He it's
Speaker 1: what he can pick off of what the the far
Speaker 1: right side GOP. He thinks that they want to hear.
Speaker 1: You know what Trump's people want to hear. We've spoken
Speaker 1: about it before many times on this podcast. That he's
Speaker 1: really he's I feel like he's really running for number two,
Speaker 1: assuming that that Trump will get in as number one.
Speaker 2: Well, so numbers need to be a Trump could pick
Speaker 2: him if Trump gets the appointment. But how about that
Speaker 2: Nikki Haley, let me let me tell you about that.
Speaker 2: Nikki Haley. She was never my favorite, but at this
Speaker 2: point of them are. But I like her talking points
Speaker 2: and I love her tenacity. She is a bulldog for it.
Speaker 2: I don't like that.
Speaker 1: I like it, I do, I do, but I find
Speaker 1: it in my opinion, I don't what I don't like
Speaker 1: about her is I find like she's a flip flopper,
Speaker 1: you know, so she she can speak out against you know,
Speaker 1: the status quo. But then on the other side she'll
Speaker 1: say she says that she would exonerate or pardon Trump.
Speaker 1: You know we have which we'll talk about in a moment.
Speaker 1: The Colorado hearing for Trump on the insurrection, but yet
Speaker 1: she's speaking out saying she feels badly for him, and
Speaker 1: she thinks this is going to set a bad precedent
Speaker 1: for people going forward. It's a very slippery slope the
Speaker 1: Colorado hearing.
Speaker 2: That's the overplay for the underplay, because she's afraid to
Speaker 2: go against Trump because if he does, she still wants
Speaker 2: his base. So I know it exactly, and I hope
Speaker 2: that American people we can see what you say about
Speaker 2: because that's what it is. She doesn't want to put
Speaker 2: him in a box right now in case he gets
Speaker 2: the appointment and so she can get possibly a position
Speaker 2: in his cabinet, because if she puts him in a
Speaker 2: box and puts him in the coffin right now, his
Speaker 2: followers will turn on her right now because he is
Speaker 2: still the front runner even with what's happening in Colorado.
Speaker 2: Like you said, we're going to get to it. She's
Speaker 2: played it really safe. She's right on the line, So
Speaker 2: you're right, she's right on the line. But if they
Speaker 2: take him off the ballot and get rid of him, oh,
Speaker 2: then she'll turn and be like, oh, he's this, he's
Speaker 2: that he's whooped to do. But right now she's playing
Speaker 2: that game because she wants his supporters.
Speaker 1: No, you're right, But I guess I like more of
Speaker 1: Christie's way, where he's just coming right out and saying
Speaker 1: right from the get go. And I don't know if
Speaker 1: Christy's playing game Appelia game is I feel that he
Speaker 1: feels this way. He may know that he has no
Speaker 1: chance of becoming the nominee, but he is going to
Speaker 1: try to clear the GOP, you know, like give them,
Speaker 1: bolster them a little it, and show them as reasonable
Speaker 1: to to the moderates and the independents. I don't know
Speaker 1: if that's because he's still hanging in there, and I
Speaker 1: don't see how his numbers could ever get up to
Speaker 1: be either DeSantis or Haley's so, but he's still hanging.
Speaker 1: So he's got to serve a purpose. I guess that's
Speaker 1: what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Isn't isn't the third place behind Haley.
Speaker 1: No, he's still the last I looked, he's he's just barely,
Speaker 1: but he's just a little bit above Haley. But Haley
Speaker 1: is by the day, she seems to be gaining. She
Speaker 1: seems to be gaining momentum. So it's still.
Speaker 2: Getting a lot and she's getting a lot of big
Speaker 2: wig supporters behind her.
Speaker 1: Y yeah, new from New Hampshire, the governor from New Hampshire.
Speaker 1: People actually thought he was going to be running, but
Speaker 1: he said he's not. He's comfortable where he's at. He
Speaker 1: feels that the governorship is his purpose. But he's backing
Speaker 1: and he's very close with Chris Christy, so it shocked me.
Speaker 1: But he's backing, He's backing Nikki Haley, and so that's
Speaker 1: what sort of makes me think. I don't know if
Speaker 1: Chris Christy even entering this, it wasn't to win the
Speaker 1: big prize, but it was to sort of give them
Speaker 1: a little bit of validity. I also believe that he
Speaker 1: probably was asked by the GOP to go in and
Speaker 1: work when trying to groom Trump, but it didn't work.
Speaker 2: So but anyway, I think I think that Christy came
Speaker 2: in to just remind us of who Donald Trump is.
Speaker 2: Because I'm with you, Christy knows he's not going to
Speaker 2: get the appointment. That's right. His numbers are not growing,
Speaker 2: he's not getting it financially that he probably deserves. But
Speaker 2: the problem was because Christy, you changed your man on us,
Speaker 2: and you publicly changed your man. And that's not to
Speaker 2: say that you can't change your man believers the way
Speaker 2: that he did it can. I just say that I
Speaker 2: would like to kiss the Governor of Colorado's ass today,
Speaker 2: and I say kiss it in a good way, because
Speaker 2: he and the Colorado Supreme Court removed Donald Trump's name
Speaker 2: off the ballot that they said that they did not
Speaker 2: I think that he was eligible to be a candidate
Speaker 2: to be the president of the United States because of
Speaker 2: the insurrection on January sixth. I thought the move was gangster.
Speaker 2: I thought it was I thought it was poignant. I
Speaker 2: thought that they took a stand. And even though it
Speaker 2: may not make it past the Supreme Court, just the
Speaker 2: mere fact the optics of it are saying, Hey, we're
Speaker 2: showing you all we can stand up to this man
Speaker 2: if we all band together. I'm hoping that a few
Speaker 2: states a few other states in kulling the state that
Speaker 2: I live in, California with my beloved governor what's my
Speaker 2: governor's name, Gavin Newsom, with his handsome self, really gets
Speaker 2: on that ticket because it may not fly. But Bobby,
Speaker 2: if three or four states stand together, it was sen
Speaker 2: such a clear message that this man is not wanting
Speaker 2: to be the president of the United States. But you know,
Speaker 2: everybody's scary. But we'll see, we'll see, but we will see.
Speaker 1: What I find. What I find it's the voters that
Speaker 1: are actually bringing the cases. So I find interesting is
Speaker 1: the Colorado case was brought brought by six voters, four
Speaker 1: of them Republican, two of them independents, along with the
Speaker 1: liberal watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington.
Speaker 1: I think I got that all out. They brought it forward,
Speaker 1: it was heard. The thing that I'm a little disappointed
Speaker 1: about is that the Colorado Supreme Court has seven seven
Speaker 1: judges on it, and they have all been appointed by
Speaker 1: democratic governors. So I would have really loved this even
Speaker 1: more if we had a few independents and or Republicans
Speaker 1: on it, because as we know, the Supreme Court is
Speaker 1: not made up six of the nine are Republicans and
Speaker 1: all and out of the six that were appointed by Republicans,
Speaker 1: three were appointed by Trump himself. So I would have
Speaker 1: liked it a little bit more, but I'll take it.
Speaker 1: At least it's getting people talking, right. It's going to
Speaker 1: happen again in Michigan. I know that there are other
Speaker 1: states that are looking at at the fourteenth Amendment Section three. Uh,
Speaker 1: but it'll be it'll be a little bit interesting to see.
Speaker 1: So fingers and trust cross that that something happens there.
Speaker 2: And I think Michigan will push it because none of
Speaker 2: the Michigan Michigan still have Gretcha Willmore with More as
Speaker 2: the governor.
Speaker 1: I honestly, I'm embarrassed to say, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think so. I think that's the lady they
Speaker 2: try to they planned on kidnapping and everything. She still
Speaker 2: the governor there. She I think she's going to be teamed.
Speaker 2: Let's do it, because it's just been too much foolishness happening.
Speaker 2: The realization of it, Bobby is everybody is afraid. It
Speaker 2: is not that they are just intimidated, but they are
Speaker 2: afraid of losing their situation, or their seats, or their stature.
Speaker 2: Or their position, and hear me when I tell you
Speaker 2: I'm living it. I'm living that life right now. But
Speaker 2: I'm afraid i am not because you know, they will
Speaker 2: take a lot of stuff away from you. They will
Speaker 2: block you or slow you down, or whatever they think
Speaker 2: they're doing. But this is for the good of the
Speaker 2: American people. And then he went on a whole tangent.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump went on a whole tangent today after they
Speaker 2: removed him on his social media and just said that
Speaker 2: it was a witch hunt. And now he's talking about
Speaker 2: immigrants are poisoning the blood of the country. This whole
Speaker 2: country is outside of the indigenous people. This entire country
Speaker 2: is built on immigrants. This entire country is some who
Speaker 2: wanted to come, some who escaped, and some like my people,
Speaker 2: who didn't want to come. You came and got us.
Speaker 2: Because I was very happy living in the jungles of
Speaker 2: Africa with a with a grass skirt on and a
Speaker 2: bone in my nose, and I had a boyfriend and
Speaker 2: a girlfriend. I was quite content.
Speaker 1: I think you had a coconut far run too. I
Speaker 1: don't think you.
Speaker 2: Oh, I definitely I went well less in Africa back there. Oh,
Speaker 2: you could just let him dangle like Christmass I.
Speaker 1: Now tell it, telling us that the rottenness of America
Speaker 1: and democracy. It's funny. He was compared some of the
Speaker 1: talking had compared him to Adolf Hitler, his rhetoric to
Speaker 1: Adolf Hitler's and he said he had never read mind
Speaker 1: Camp and Hitler meant it much differently than he meant it.
Speaker 1: And I'm like, oh my god, you stupid ass. This
Speaker 1: it's the same statements that you're making. And he didn't
Speaker 1: make it any any differently. When you say that the
Speaker 1: blood's getting ruined, you mean the blood is getting ruined.
Speaker 2: When he said he never read the book, we all
Speaker 2: know that.
Speaker 1: Please, he probably never did read a book.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm glad, you see, I'm glad the white woman
Speaker 2: see it.
Speaker 1: He probably never did write about I don't think. I
Speaker 1: don't know if he's got a d D. And I'm
Speaker 1: not being fresh. He doesn't have like a lot of
Speaker 1: stick to itness. He can you hold his attention for
Speaker 1: like five minutes and he moves on to the next thing.
Speaker 1: So I think that that would be that would be
Speaker 1: absolutely tough for him. But yeah, I mean, please. When
Speaker 1: he was in Nevada, he was making comments over the
Speaker 1: weekend that migrants were invading the US from prisons and
Speaker 1: mental institutions. He's just he's hateful. He's a hateful person.
Speaker 2: So and it would be to the advantage of the
Speaker 2: American people that we come with another candidate. You know,
Speaker 2: I'm not opposed to having a Republican president. I really
Speaker 2: am not. I want to, but I do want a
Speaker 2: president in the office of the United States as the
Speaker 2: president that really does care about what happens to the country,
Speaker 2: the democracy, and the American people. When I say the
Speaker 2: American people, I'm not talking about no nationality in particular,
Speaker 2: not even black folks. I'm good and pro black, and
Speaker 2: I'm hoping that every nationality that you were born that
Speaker 2: you are pro that that does not make you anti
Speaker 2: anything else. It just makes you proud of who you are,
Speaker 2: of what you were born as. Bobby, you are a
Speaker 2: clear Irish American white woman, and I know you're proud
Speaker 2: of that. But I've talked to you on land and offline.
Speaker 2: That does not make you anti anything else. I hate
Speaker 2: the rhetoric that they push to say that one nationality
Speaker 2: is better than another nationality. Just because somebody how said
Speaker 2: that does not make it true that does not make
Speaker 2: it true. It's just a damn loudmouth. It's real and
Speaker 2: bullshit and hate, and I'm sick of his bullshit and hate.
Speaker 2: The vissiveness in this country has become unbearable and unbelievable,
Speaker 2: and everybody's afraid that if they take him off the ticket,
Speaker 2: we're going to have this meltdown. They're going to have
Speaker 2: January sixth. Whatever they're going to do, they're going to
Speaker 2: do it anyway. They are going to do it anyway.
Speaker 1: No, I agree. I think we need to. I think
Speaker 1: we need to stand up to the bullies. You know,
Speaker 1: I thought it was great that the European Union has
Speaker 1: opened the door to Ukraine. They're talking about it. They're
Speaker 1: not allowing them into the to the UN, but they're
Speaker 1: talking about it. And that is a clear sign to Putin,
Speaker 1: who's been spewing that all of Ukraine's West allieser are
Speaker 1: like dropping off and leaving them in the dust. And
Speaker 1: that's not the case.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: I don't know when they would actually ever be able
Speaker 1: to be brought into the to the Union, but at
Speaker 1: least the talks are their talks are chipping away at
Speaker 1: Putin's rhetoric. So we need to stand together. I mean,
Speaker 1: we just do. I'm sick of the bullies. Trump being
Speaker 1: a bully, Putin being a bully, you know, Korea, China,
Speaker 1: I'm sick of them all. I've just about had it.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: You think of of Ukraine, of all those kids. I
Speaker 1: think there's close to twenty thousand children that were taken,
Speaker 1: you know, from their country, not only from their country,
Speaker 1: some of them from their loved ones and moved at
Speaker 1: the beginning of this war. And look how long this
Speaker 1: war is over a year old. Now, I'm sick of it.
Speaker 1: It's like, we've got to get some of this stuff resolved,
Speaker 1: and we've got to get our people here in both
Speaker 1: the House and the Senate to get working. We're not
Speaker 1: even sending them money right now, and they're closed for
Speaker 1: the holidays.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I'm closed for the holidays too. I'll open up
Speaker 2: next year.
Speaker 1: Ding dong.
Speaker 2: That ain't clo it's working. Yeah. Oh oh, that was
Speaker 2: a whole another subject. Okay, where are we going by?
Speaker 1: So something that is I have to say because I'm Catholic,
Speaker 1: So something that I thought was I'm a little I
Speaker 1: am Catholic. Something that I liked that I heard. So
Speaker 1: you know Pope Francis is, you know, he's come in
Speaker 1: and over the past ten years, he's been working towards
Speaker 1: inclusion and unity. And one of the most disappointing things
Speaker 1: that they and they've they've dressed addressed abortion. Of course
Speaker 1: they're not gonna agree with abortion, but you certainly come
Speaker 1: bless and forgive abortion, and they understand why women feel
Speaker 1: like they need to get it.
Speaker 2: That was huge.
Speaker 1: So another TV tiny step in the positive direction is
Speaker 1: Pope Francis has approved blessings on same sex couples, which
Speaker 1: I thought was kind of great. I would like us
Speaker 1: to get to a point where we can marry same
Speaker 1: sex couples. But along with that is our transgender people.
Speaker 1: It's fat steps. They're allowing transgender people to be baptized,
Speaker 1: to serve as godparents, to be witnesses at church weddings.
Speaker 1: So I think that very slowly, you know, the Catholic church,
Speaker 1: it almost goes backwards. But I feel like Poe Francis
Speaker 1: that he's heard the people. He's moving in a snail's pace.
Speaker 1: I'd still would like to see nuns have some sort
Speaker 1: of power because people aren't just like people aren't going
Speaker 1: into medicine as much. They're not going into clergy or
Speaker 1: or positions of service, so we have to have a
Speaker 1: plan d So I thought that.
Speaker 2: Was I have a question about me before you go further.
Speaker 2: I love that the world has changed, even though it's
Speaker 2: going slowly, and he did. We have to be very clear.
Speaker 2: He did not say the sanctity of marriage with sayings right, yeah,
Speaker 2: a couple. So I'll need y'all to understand that, because
Speaker 2: you know, y'all hear what y'all want to hear, so
Speaker 2: be very clear on what he said. But that is
Speaker 2: a huge, huge step on the Catholics part because the
Speaker 2: Catholic Catholic religion and I'm not a Catholic, but from
Speaker 2: what I know about they are very stern in their beliefs.
Speaker 2: And when I tell you this was huge, I know
Speaker 2: it's some Catholics kicking the shit out they catch right
Speaker 2: now because they don't agree with it. But on the
Speaker 2: other side of that, I think that that was a
Speaker 2: wonderful from the Pope because people kiss the pope's hand
Speaker 2: and kissed the pope's seek. The Pope has looked as
Speaker 2: as close to God as you can get, so I
Speaker 2: think that that was a milestone for the world to
Speaker 2: see that everybody is evolving and everybody is really trying
Speaker 2: to go along with the acceptance. I think the problem
Speaker 2: will be that the ones that are just so stuck
Speaker 2: in it and so stuck in their Catholic faith and religion,
Speaker 2: that will never be allowed it to be because they
Speaker 2: were raised old school like me. Even though I'm not
Speaker 2: Catholic and I don't disagree with that, I think that's
Speaker 2: wonderful thing is I never was against their marriage or
Speaker 2: their unions. I think that that's a great step on
Speaker 2: showing inclusion and trying to heal the world. This pope
Speaker 2: is way different everybody else. But Byby, you just said
Speaker 2: a statement that touched me. When you say that a
Speaker 2: lot of people are not going into clergy, I think
Speaker 2: that they're going to change the clergy. I think, you know,
Speaker 2: because when you went into curgy you couldn't have fixed.
Speaker 2: I think they're gonna change their rule too. But I
Speaker 2: think a lot of those priests, of those nuns, we
Speaker 2: slipping and slat and I ain't gonna even lie.
Speaker 1: They absolutely did. I mean, because we're not meant not
Speaker 1: to the reason in the rationale of it, I understand
Speaker 1: it claim because you were supposed to put the church
Speaker 1: and you and your people your flock prior to your
Speaker 1: own needs. Well, if you've got a child that's home
Speaker 1: with one hundred and three fever and then missus Pasilakwa
Speaker 1: is in the hospital dying, are you going to go
Speaker 1: give her less rights? Which is which is a prayer
Speaker 1: that we say over someone that's passing so they can
Speaker 1: go with the clear conscience after God. Are you going
Speaker 1: to stay with your three year old with one hundred
Speaker 1: and three? You're gonna stay with your baby. So if
Speaker 1: you have no ties and no responsibilities other than your flock,
Speaker 1: then so that was the thought. But the reality is
Speaker 1: people aren't going in. And I mean even it's really
Speaker 1: all clergy. It's not just the Catholics, but we're suffering them.
Speaker 1: You know, it's the hardest with us. But people just
Speaker 1: don't go in. We've talked about this before and Leaf
Speaker 1: and learned over the past year. People aren't aren't going in,
Speaker 1: kids aren't going into positions of service. I mean, I
Speaker 1: don't hear anybody other than people outside the US. I'm
Speaker 1: sure there are people everybody. I'm not saying nobody. But
Speaker 1: when people used to talk about at the end of
Speaker 1: high school. What they're going to do. I would hear
Speaker 1: back in the eighties people saying that they were going
Speaker 1: into the Peace Corps. I don't hear that. Or they
Speaker 1: were going into the military because they wanted, not because
Speaker 1: they had to, or what whatnot. You see less and less.
Speaker 2: Of that now.
Speaker 1: So unless we make it easier for all of our
Speaker 1: religions to operate, Yeah, it's tough stuff. And you're right.
Speaker 1: Being a priest that's cut off from everybody else, it's tough.
Speaker 1: It's a very special person.
Speaker 2: That they're going to change the rules or change the dynamic.
Speaker 1: They're going to have to.
Speaker 2: I think that they're going to start involving and openly
Speaker 2: being able to have a sex because you know that
Speaker 2: you have to give up, you have to be abstinate
Speaker 2: and at them. If you're twenty five or thirty thirty
Speaker 2: five years old, male or female, you can't. You might
Speaker 2: love God, you can get on your knees. And I'm
Speaker 2: sure that is a hard fight. I've never been a
Speaker 2: priest or a nun, but I'm sure that's a hard
Speaker 2: fight to fight. On the nights of maybe when the
Speaker 2: cat is me owing and you need to stand it
Speaker 2: or the baby. I wouldn't even know how to handle
Speaker 2: such a fight. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Or lonely right, So people who are just lonely flame
Speaker 1: on a bad day, you have had a bunch of
Speaker 1: people in your flock pass away, or there was an accident,
Speaker 1: or and it's nice to lay in bed with somebody
Speaker 1: and just have them as you cry, have somebody hold you.
Speaker 1: They don't have that. They live very very siloed lives.
Speaker 1: So we don't affect it.
Speaker 2: And we are humans, we are meant for it. That's it. Yep.
Speaker 1: I think they for at least the Catholic church to guests.
Speaker 1: I am not a scholar by any means, even a
Speaker 1: lapsed Catholic. I think that they probably won't call them
Speaker 1: priests flame. But we have deacons, and deacons can have families,
Speaker 1: so maybe deacons will be able to give the rights,
Speaker 1: you know, and the blessings and stuff.
Speaker 2: Deacon.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I mean they're going to have to be changes.
Speaker 1: He also spoke out over the past weekend about there
Speaker 1: was an Israeli sniper that shot and killed a mom
Speaker 1: and a daughter inside a Gaza church and he was
Speaker 1: he's very disappointed, and you know, he's looking for some
Speaker 1: sort of answers. You know, the Biden administration, they're looking
Speaker 1: for some sort of answers. We can't just they're not
Speaker 1: looking for a complete cease fire. But we have to
Speaker 1: figure it out so that we can get humanitarian aid.
Speaker 1: Ninety percent nine zero people are separated. I mean, I
Speaker 1: know I keep saying that, but it is amazing to
Speaker 1: me that to have almost an entire kind be separated
Speaker 1: from their homes and like seventy five percent of the houses.
Speaker 1: Even if they could go back today, there's no way
Speaker 1: to go back to but rubble.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and again from here on, laugh and learn from
Speaker 2: the Black Effect network we have sent. We will send
Speaker 2: our prayers continuously and constantly to all the innocent victims
Speaker 2: that are involved in any type of war, because war
Speaker 2: is just tragic. I'm not taking side, and I'm not
Speaker 2: picking because, let me tell you some if I thought
Speaker 2: the gays was mad at me, baby, you do not
Speaker 2: want to mess with the Jewish community. The power is nonstoppable.
Speaker 1: No, it's it's but it's a it's a tough No. Absolutely,
Speaker 1: I'm not taking I can see actually both sides. That's
Speaker 1: the sad part.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, I don't want to talk about that Bobby,
Speaker 2: because girl, we will get canceled. But I'm with you, Bobby.
Speaker 2: I fault on both sides, and I see what they're
Speaker 2: talking about on both sides. It's just such a slippery
Speaker 2: slop that we listed if I in the middle of it,
Speaker 2: I'm staying out of it. Can we go onto some
Speaker 2: sad news about the beautiful singer mis Selline, the great
Speaker 2: God the devastated? So what is the disease she has? Bobby?
Speaker 2: What is it? Kid?
Speaker 1: It's something called that's it. That's what it called. And
Speaker 1: she has a sister. She's one of thirteen I believe,
Speaker 1: if memory serves me correctly, and she has a sister
Speaker 1: that also has it. I think it's almost plain like
Speaker 1: having one of the worst Charlie horses that you can have.
Speaker 1: It's your body and your limbs, and that happens, and
Speaker 1: then you go to where you're flopping and you can't
Speaker 1: control the muscles. So I know she's been battling it
Speaker 1: with meds or whatever she can do. And now her sister,
Speaker 1: one of her sisters or her sister clawed up. But
Speaker 1: that means nothing like I don't know if she's the
Speaker 1: one who also has it or somebody else says that
Speaker 1: she no longer can control her muscles at all, and
Speaker 1: she's got She has a twenty two year old, so
Speaker 1: you know, he's I don't want to say he's on
Speaker 1: his own, but at twenty two, because she's still teaching
Speaker 1: them at twenty two. But she's a twin thirteen year
Speaker 1: roles and with her husband's been dead I think for
Speaker 1: seven or eight years. So it's just sad.
Speaker 2: Yeah, such a such a beautiful voice, such a gifted entertaining,
Speaker 2: such a beautiful boy. I hate that she's streaking with that,
Speaker 2: But that just goes to show you that money and
Speaker 2: stature will not change what is going to happen to
Speaker 2: you inevitably. That's what I'm saying. Just Livey's Day and
Speaker 2: love yourself and be happy and kind. From what I hear,
Speaker 2: she was a very kind woman. She was. She was,
Speaker 2: she's still alive. She is a phenomenal entertainer, great singer,
Speaker 2: Gray always spoke positive. Fantastic dresser. You know, I love down.
Speaker 1: In the body. I mean, she was she looked like
Speaker 1: liquor deck, but she she was. She didn't have one
Speaker 1: extra pound on her. She could just wear a sheet
Speaker 1: and she looked decent, you know, she she would she
Speaker 1: would look lovely, but yeah, just a beautiful just and
Speaker 1: she made it look she made it look just like
Speaker 1: Whitney Houston effortless.
Speaker 2: Yeah, opened her mind. Yeah, And well, we don't want
Speaker 2: to close out with just being well, we're not closed
Speaker 2: down that way. I don't want to close out the
Speaker 2: story of being said that whole stiff person syndrome. Hmmm.
Speaker 2: I might need that on some nights, but.
Speaker 1: Just certain parts, just certain parts of.
Speaker 2: Yours, if I could direct it where I needed to go,
Speaker 2: some nice, a little lighter than.
Speaker 1: Wicked, wicked, recond work and record. Have you seen immigration?
Speaker 1: Did you see? The abbot has a new law that
Speaker 1: he has signed, our new bill that he signed into law.
Speaker 1: It's the Senate bill for Yeah, just he's gonna he's
Speaker 1: gonna lock him up. So what it is, it's it
Speaker 1: would end America. So he's not Keykanto America. But he
Speaker 1: certainly can do Texas, our our long held asylum policy.
Speaker 1: And instead of people being able to come and seek asylum,
Speaker 1: he wants it to be flipped flipped, and he wants
Speaker 1: to criminalize a legal border entry. So instead of you
Speaker 1: being able to come over and maybe get a bed
Speaker 1: and a meal and then then figure it out. He
Speaker 1: wants you to go be arrested and have have potential
Speaker 1: to be put in jail for a certain number of
Speaker 1: years as well.
Speaker 2: Now here's the flip side of that though. So here's
Speaker 2: the thing. So you want to you're mad that the
Speaker 2: immigrants are coming over, you want to arrest them and
Speaker 2: put them in jail, but the American taxpayers will still
Speaker 2: have to pay because if you put them in jail
Speaker 2: with you are housing them, you still have them. You
Speaker 2: still have so you're going to overcrowd the jails, but
Speaker 2: we still have to pay for it. So where is
Speaker 2: your stop because we will still have to pay for it.
Speaker 2: I'm not against the people coming over here like that,
Speaker 2: but if you're going to find a resolution, that's not
Speaker 2: the resolution because it is still cost taxpayers. It is
Speaker 2: still cost American taxpayers more money because it costs the
Speaker 2: house prisoners in prison, more guards, which is more money,
Speaker 2: more food, more lights, more more medical treatment. Because you
Speaker 2: can't just discard the people, which I know he would
Speaker 2: love to do, but you cannot. In the world. Somebody
Speaker 2: picking you can't.
Speaker 1: You can't. But you've said something, So now let's even
Speaker 1: push this a little bit further, right, So if they're
Speaker 1: here for five to ten years, would they be eligible
Speaker 1: for a citizenship because they're here in the country.
Speaker 2: I don't know exactly exactly. Well, you know, when you're
Speaker 2: a prisoner, really right, you probably can't. You can't vote,
Speaker 2: you lose your rights. So they and I'm sure they
Speaker 2: would love to get that free work, especially in Texas,
Speaker 2: for fifteen cents a day or two dollars a day. Absolutely,
Speaker 2: but it's still not going to pan out on the
Speaker 2: back end because it costs more to house a prisoner
Speaker 2: than it does to get them to work for the
Speaker 2: two dollars a day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and it's true. I mean many many Democrats are
Speaker 1: saying it's un constitutional, and it might. It seems it
Speaker 1: seems crazy to me. What we really need is we've
Speaker 1: all put that same energy into solving this problem that
Speaker 1: has been around for forty or fifty years. It's time everybody.
Speaker 1: I don't want to I don't want to tie it
Speaker 1: to Ukraine and Israel aid that they so desperately need.
Speaker 1: I want to keep the wars out of our country
Speaker 1: and over on that side of the world. But we
Speaker 1: have that said, we can't kick the can any longer.
Speaker 1: And unfortunately this is all unfolding on Biden's watch, So
Speaker 1: he's going to be the bad guide no matter what,
Speaker 1: because he's either not going to have done something when
Speaker 1: it comes to the voters in a year, you know,
Speaker 1: he's not going to have done it, or he's not
Speaker 1: going to have done it correctly. But we do have
Speaker 1: to figure it out because this is absolutely nuts and
Speaker 1: people there's been a massive surge for whatever reason, trying
Speaker 1: to come over, which makes it even more And.
Speaker 2: It's all done, like we talked about earlier this year
Speaker 2: on that and learn, it's all done under Bidens watch
Speaker 2: to make to discredit bite from being from what he
Speaker 2: has done. Because but but Biden in office has pretty
Speaker 2: much everything that he said he was going to do
Speaker 2: for the most part, he has done. So we're trying
Speaker 2: to make him look bad. Yes, and he's putting forward
Speaker 2: the effort. But with that whole I'm thinking of coming
Speaker 2: up with they thinking that they're that problem solving. They're
Speaker 2: giving you another alternative, but there's never a real resolve.
Speaker 2: That's not a resolve, That is not a resolve. Yeah, No,
Speaker 2: it's going to cost the American tax payers and the
Speaker 2: state of Texas more and more momenty, they're gonna end
Speaker 2: up raising They're gonna end up raising taxes for the
Speaker 2: people who are working just to take care of those
Speaker 2: House presidents. It's it's not it's not it's not a
Speaker 2: good idea. It's just not.
Speaker 1: No, we have to we have to resolve some of
Speaker 1: the issues. We can't. As I said, we can't just
Speaker 1: keep putting it off or kicking the camp. But that's
Speaker 1: the houseworking on it, the Senate working on it. The
Speaker 1: President only has so much juice. Everybody thinks it's all
Speaker 1: about the president. It's how well the President can try
Speaker 1: to work with the House and the Senate. So they
Speaker 1: have to get together and everybody has to actually put
Speaker 1: their working hats on, not not be obstinate like the
Speaker 1: Taylor Greens and whatever, and come up with these nutty
Speaker 1: ideas and figure out how we're going to make this work.
Speaker 1: How are we going to stop the board, how are
Speaker 1: we going to keep the fentanyl on the other side,
Speaker 1: you know, because that's that's their big issue. I think
Speaker 1: there's they are two separate things, but you know, they
Speaker 1: they've got to figure it out and work on them.
Speaker 1: They They've got to do something, because it's nuts. They're
Speaker 1: talking about.
Speaker 2: All of those people that are coming because they're looking
Speaker 2: for a better life, they're looking for a better way.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, they have mothers on their backs waiting the rio
Speaker 1: grande and the baby could be drowning for all she know. Like,
Speaker 1: I just I am so blessed that I was born
Speaker 1: here and then I don't have to take that path,
Speaker 1: and I feel badly. You know, as a parent, especially
Speaker 1: as a single parent, you do anything for your kids.
Speaker 1: And I'm sure these people, the desperation of these people,
Speaker 1: I just can't even imagine. I really, it's it's the pits.
Speaker 1: Did you see, absolutely, did you see Kareem broke his hip?
Speaker 1: How could he possibly be seventy six years old?
Speaker 2: Bonds? Yes, here we are we dinosaur. He's just the
Speaker 2: oldest dinosaur than we are, I know, but.
Speaker 1: I feel like he's twenty five though. I'm like, when
Speaker 1: did he ever get old enough?
Speaker 2: In his book with all the women he slept with
Speaker 2: in his career, if he didn't break his hire being
Speaker 2: a baby, because maybe that's why he had an astronomical
Speaker 2: number of people he slept with, women that he slept with,
Speaker 2: let's get body. Let me talk about this rain that
Speaker 2: you guys are having over there. What is going on
Speaker 2: with the.
Speaker 1: Oh oh my god, it was bad. It was really bad.
Speaker 1: It actually so we have all the Christmas lights up
Speaker 1: and it blew out like my outside plugs because I
Speaker 1: have I have, you know, or the outside outlets because
Speaker 1: I have the plugs. And we really did we My
Speaker 1: basement was flooded a little bit, but not my area
Speaker 1: wasn't quite as bad as so, you know, my beloved
Speaker 1: cape Cod. I just love my cape Cod. They still
Speaker 1: they still today do not have electricity, are like three
Speaker 1: or four days in with no electricity, and when they're
Speaker 1: not even sure when they're going to they're going to
Speaker 1: get it back. I know that the East coast, I
Speaker 1: think there were four fatalities. One here in mass Man,
Speaker 1: an elderly man was killed in his trailer, which God
Speaker 1: bless him that he was living in a trailer at
Speaker 1: eighty nine years old. But he was crushed by a tree.
Speaker 1: The poor thing. Terrible terrible stuff. Global warming, you know,
Speaker 1: this is all. It's all climate change to blame. The
Speaker 1: only thing I'm going to say that's a positive, which
Speaker 1: I'm probably the tree. How girls will hate my gups is.
Speaker 1: I don't mind the milder weather, like if if there's
Speaker 1: going to be some sort of benefit global warming, I
Speaker 1: don't mind having. You know, two days ago we had
Speaker 1: sixty degrees. It's one of the first days it actually
Speaker 1: hit history. You never have sixty degrees. And can you
Speaker 1: mention sixty degrees in Chicago in December?
Speaker 2: I can't Chicago's weather. Well, the global warming is everywhere
Speaker 2: because actually Chicago is cold now, but it's supposed to
Speaker 2: be like fifty to sixty degrees on Christmas morning.
Speaker 1: It's crazy, you know, it's absolutely crazy.
Speaker 2: And so global warming isn't real.
Speaker 1: Oh it's not real. Can you imagine? I mean, like
Speaker 1: when they're telling us with the with the global warming
Speaker 1: that we're at risk for I hate the snow, so
Speaker 1: I'd rather rain than snow, but we're at risk in
Speaker 1: the Northeast here of having some more of these torrential rainstorms.
Speaker 1: It was so bad to flame. You couldn't when you
Speaker 1: looked out the window, you couldn't see anything. It was
Speaker 1: almost like there was fog outside, but it was just
Speaker 1: it's like the skies opened up. Someone turned to spigging
Speaker 1: on and it just was coming down that much. The
Speaker 1: dog wouldn't even go out in pee. For the love
Speaker 1: of God.
Speaker 2: He's like, my dog don't like you.
Speaker 1: He just blinking his eyes and winking his eyes and
Speaker 1: looking at me like make it stop. Finally at the end,
Speaker 1: I just like, I'm like, man up, and I hold
Speaker 1: him out because it's time to save man up when
Speaker 1: you don't have your balls.
Speaker 2: Oh, Bobbie, your dog ket really your dog's balls. You
Speaker 2: know I did remind me not to come to your
Speaker 2: house ball stealer, So tell me where.
Speaker 1: This is the last episode.
Speaker 2: This is our last episode of twenty twenty three. And
Speaker 2: I just want to say, Bobby, let me just say
Speaker 2: this to you publicly that I so appreciate you coming
Speaker 2: in and just Bobby your research and your your your
Speaker 2: calmness and your keeping me in line, because Robby, if y'all,
Speaker 2: what I really don't know is Bobby Clipper really does
Speaker 2: all the research work. I'm not gonna even lie and
Speaker 2: say she does it. Bobby does. But and Bobby just
Speaker 2: I love our differences of opinion and not to where
Speaker 2: we get into a frustrated argument. I love that we
Speaker 2: can agree, but it's not even that we disagree. We
Speaker 2: just don't see it the same way, but we don't
Speaker 2: make it what our topic is about. It's not about
Speaker 2: Bobby says it one way, I see it another way.
Speaker 2: We get an attitude. We're adult enough and grown enough
Speaker 2: and wise enough to understand that we can be looking
Speaker 2: at the exact same picture and you see blue and
Speaker 2: I see green, and I.
Speaker 1: Want to see why you see green.
Speaker 2: I love exactly otherwise. That's why it is Laugh and Learn,
Speaker 2: And Bobby Kiff, I wanted you to know that I've
Speaker 2: had two other co hosts, which I both I love
Speaker 2: both of them, but you by far have been my favorite.
Speaker 2: And I've said this public thing while they were on
Speaker 2: the line. They both know that that you have been
Speaker 2: my favorite because you have made Laugh and Learn incredibly
Speaker 2: easy for me, because it can go left and it
Speaker 2: can get deep with the conversation. And I just want
Speaker 2: to tell you thank you, Bobby, publicly. And I am
Speaker 2: so looking forward to us turning twenty twenty four upside
Speaker 2: down with our Hodgepodge and our information and being who
Speaker 2: we are. And you are just the best, Bobby Cliffer.
Speaker 2: You are. You are I think you are.
Speaker 1: Too, and I appreciate the opportunity the trust in me
Speaker 1: to let me try it.
Speaker 2: And are you doing a fantastic job? You're killing the game,
Speaker 2: Bobby see Oh.
Speaker 1: I am I believe loving you. What do you want
Speaker 1: for twenty twenty four? What type of jobs are you
Speaker 1: looking to get? Are you looking for more touring things
Speaker 1: like with Dave or Tiffany. Are you looking to do
Speaker 1: something on your own, you know, tour dates on your own?
Speaker 1: Are you looking for more pageants? Hosting? What are you
Speaker 1: looking to do?
Speaker 2: Well? Hosting is the thing that I love more than
Speaker 2: anything else. What I'm looking forward to in twenty twenty
Speaker 2: four is more of more opportunities for me to that
Speaker 2: allow me to just be me. Sometimes my opinion is
Speaker 2: not what everybody else's opinion is, and people getting their
Speaker 2: feelings about it. And I'm hoping that people have been
Speaker 2: adult enough and think that I'm wise enough as a
Speaker 2: person and as a grown up to be able to say, hey,
Speaker 2: Flame is cool. You know, Flame might not always see
Speaker 2: it the way we see it, but Flame is adult
Speaker 2: enough to listen to our side, because we're going to
Speaker 2: listen to her side. I would like a job on
Speaker 2: the radio, which has always been my first love. Years ago,
Speaker 2: I had an opportunity to teach to do the radio
Speaker 2: at DC. I'm actively trying to get a job during
Speaker 2: the morning run on a on a radio station because
Speaker 2: that is what I want, a job where I could.
Speaker 2: I want a job with stability. So when I say that,
Speaker 2: it's not I don't want a nine to five, but
Speaker 2: I would love a daily show or a show where
Speaker 2: I can sit and talk every day and go home
Speaker 2: to sleep in my own bed and it's my regular job.
Speaker 2: But I'm doing what I love to do, which is
Speaker 2: to hopefully educate and teach people. And I'm not teaching
Speaker 2: people a lesson on what you should read in a book.
Speaker 2: I'm hoping that my common sense teaches you to know
Speaker 2: who you are and love who you are and appreciate
Speaker 2: who you are, because that's who I think I am.
Speaker 2: I appreciate me. I'm not always right, and I will
Speaker 2: say that before anybody can tell me that I'm wrong.
Speaker 2: I'm not always right, but I am open and willing
Speaker 2: to learn a different way or to learn the right
Speaker 2: way to know. So I'm open for that. A lot
Speaker 2: of people are not, So that is what I'm looking for.
Speaker 2: What are you looking for besides pandam those student loans
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: Oh Jesus little, I'm just looking to to hank on
Speaker 1: them down. I'm looking like I love my day gig,
Speaker 1: but I feel like I need something that's going to
Speaker 1: allow me to stretch a little bit more and maybe
Speaker 1: make a little bit more. I'm looking forward to this.
Speaker 1: The one thing I can say about you, Flame is
Speaker 1: that you you never give your opinion for everybody else.
Speaker 1: So we'll leave until we'll bring it back to the
Speaker 1: LGBT community, right, plus I qy whatever. Plus you're you're
Speaker 1: not speaking for all of it. You're speaking for Flame
Speaker 1: and Roe, period. So I am disappointed. So you had
Speaker 1: said something at the beginning of that was you're hoping
Speaker 1: that people will allow you, and that's that's the key phrase.
Speaker 1: They have to listen to what you're actually saying to
Speaker 1: know that you're not speaking for them, and then you know,
Speaker 1: and then I think everybody will be okay because your
Speaker 1: your opinions and your own and they are they're only
Speaker 1: how they face you. So I'm hoping more people listen
Speaker 1: to that. I'm home, more people listen to us.
Speaker 2: Tell us friend, everybody, I'm telling you that I definitely
Speaker 2: want to a podcast to grow it only twenty four,
Speaker 2: and I think that twenty four would be a great
Speaker 2: year for us as far as our podcast, because we
Speaker 2: are political hodge Podge at twenty twenty four is going
Speaker 2: to be the most dynamic year. And when I say dynamic,
Speaker 2: I'm not just talking about in a positive way. It
Speaker 2: will be the most barbaric year in politics that we've
Speaker 2: known in our lifetime. Track the way it is unfolding.
Speaker 2: So I'm hoping that we are right on the forefront
Speaker 2: and that we can spew our rhetoric and our teachings
Speaker 2: from our aspect that you all will get it. Because
Speaker 2: what we try to do here at Laft and Learn
Speaker 2: is to simplify politics to you. Because politics is big,
Speaker 2: and if somebody talks to you ABC, it makes it simple.
Speaker 2: It's so much easier to understand and take it in
Speaker 2: as opposed to hit me with the filibusters than the
Speaker 2: all of these big terminologies that you don't understand. Hopefully,
Speaker 2: between Bobby and myself, Bobby and our producer Error because
Speaker 2: Aaron don't weigh in, but Aaron gives us a lot
Speaker 2: of information before the show that we can help educate
Speaker 2: you so you can know that your right as an American,
Speaker 2: know the rights that you have as an American, and
Speaker 2: know what you need to do to help America be
Speaker 2: a better America individually, which starts with you. That's what
Speaker 2: we want, because here, do your work. Yes, we have
Speaker 2: not changed the model, and we will not change the
Speaker 2: model for twenty twenty four. Here laugh alone. We are
Speaker 2: not trying to get you to change your mind. We
Speaker 2: are only trying to get you to use your mind.
Speaker 2: Because why Bobby.
Speaker 1: Because a mind is a terrible thing to way.
Speaker 2: So do you absolutely terrible thing. Do your work, do
Speaker 2: your due diligence, do your research, because and again I'm
Speaker 2: going to tell you, don't vote your past. You know
Speaker 2: what that is. Don't vote your future because it looks leap,
Speaker 2: but you see what you're living in right now. Vote
Speaker 2: the conscience that you live in right now, so that
Speaker 2: you can have a better future. You can't relive the past,
Speaker 2: neither sometimes should you want to. But if you don't
Speaker 2: take the time to learn who you are and your
Speaker 2: rights and what you need to do, you will relive
Speaker 2: the ugliest past that we have ever had. We don't
Speaker 2: want to do that. Twenty twenty four is going to
Speaker 2: be a big year. It's going to be for everybody.
Speaker 2: I'm speaking positivity over people. Joy, find out who you are,
Speaker 2: get you some good sex regularly. I do. And I'm
Speaker 2: hoping that I get a Netflix special in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2: I have a showcase for Netflix as a joke on
Speaker 2: May the tenth at the Elysian Theater. I'm not hoping
Speaker 2: my new material, which is like thirty five percent politics,
Speaker 2: is really what it's going to take to really put
Speaker 2: me on the precipice of getting a new Netflix special,
Speaker 2: because the ideas I have is gonna blow every money
Speaker 2: out the water. It is.
Speaker 1: I love it. And if you can sit in Google
Speaker 1: about the Kardashians or Taylor Swift, you can set for
Speaker 1: two seconds in Google and find out who who you
Speaker 1: want to vote for, see what their platforms are, and
Speaker 1: learn that your vote actually matters. Because we have electoral college,
Speaker 1: and we have we have all these layers in each vote.
Speaker 1: You know it absolutely matters in the small area. Now,
Speaker 1: some people actually lose by a handful of votes.
Speaker 2: So vote yes, Thank you, Bobby, thank you. Please vote.
Speaker 2: If we lose by one vote and you didn't vote,
Speaker 2: you are the reason we lost. It is definitely your fault.
Speaker 2: You are the reason it is your fault. You are
Speaker 2: the reason we lost. So take the time and don't
Speaker 2: let nobody tell you that your vote is not important.
Speaker 2: This was a fifty two minutes session and I love it.
Speaker 2: This is the end of twenty twenty three. It's great.
Speaker 2: Thank you Aaron Howard for being the greatest producer, just
Speaker 2: the kindest man. Him and Bobby. Y'all got to hear
Speaker 2: him and Bobby off lying. Good God. I don't know
Speaker 2: who cut off who, but this has just been great
Speaker 2: for me and I thank you. iHeart, Thank you Black Effect,
Speaker 2: Black Effect Network. Thank you Will Piercing. Thank you to
Speaker 2: Tiffany Hash for executive producing this last season. Thank you
Speaker 2: to Charlamagne the God for seeing me, hearing me, understanding me,
Speaker 2: believing in me, and giving me an opportunity to be
Speaker 2: flame Monroe on iHeart under the Black Effect Network. We
Speaker 2: love you, we appreciate you, We will see you on
Speaker 2: the other side. Happy New Year, Mary. If we miss
Speaker 2: you for Christmas, Merry Christmas. Don't get too drunk. But
Speaker 2: if you're gonna get drunk and dry, please drive somebody
Speaker 2: else's car.
Speaker 1: Oh absolutely, and so the love of God don't hit
Speaker 1: the president.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, please don't hit bike. Please don't let
Speaker 2: bikes drive. I'm a vote for it, but please don't
Speaker 2: let him drive. Thank you so much. Laugh and Learn. Hey,
Speaker 2: we had a successful year. We're looking forward to twenty
Speaker 2: twenty four. Pease don't miss an episode of Laugh and Learn.
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