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Speaker 5: This is comedian Flame Monroe and welcome to seasons for
Speaker 5: final episode of laugh Alone. I am your host. Also
Speaker 5: here with my lovely co hosts, the one and only Toots.
Speaker 5: Hi you Bobby Cliffords.
Speaker 3: How you doing with good company?
Speaker 6: Today? We do have company.
Speaker 5: We're gonna get to hone a minute because today is
Speaker 5: a very special day. Not only is our did our
Speaker 5: last episode of season four and we dig it re
Speaker 5: signed to season five. But today is my last baby's
Speaker 5: graduation day. She's graduating from high school. And our special
Speaker 5: guest has known my children since they were infants.
Speaker 6: So this is going to be way more than just
Speaker 6: a conversation of friends.
Speaker 5: This woman has known us, partially, taking care of us,
Speaker 5: looked out for us on so many numerous occasions. But
Speaker 5: we've watched her stars and steel ras. I want you
Speaker 5: to introduce a.
Speaker 6: Very special guest, comedian, actress, host, podcaster, friend, new mother, Well,
Speaker 6: I would say a new mother.
Speaker 5: I think I inspired her to have a baby. Let
Speaker 5: me just say that one and only missus.
Speaker 6: Kim Wiley. Hey, Kim Whitley.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to eat a snack.
Speaker 5: I see you over there putting the nuts in your mouth,
Speaker 5: and that's the story of your life.
Speaker 6: Always get some nuts in your mouth. Always listen.
Speaker 5: We are so excited to have you, hear Kim, to
Speaker 5: close out our season for it because we have guests
Speaker 5: here and there, and we're gonna talk about you and
Speaker 5: your life and your career. But we damn sure I
Speaker 5: want to talk about because this is laugh and learn,
Speaker 5: this is political hodgepodge, and we both live in California,
Speaker 5: so we will touch on the situation that is happening
Speaker 5: in our city and our state as of right down.
Speaker 5: But first of all, we want to just say, hey,
Speaker 5: Kim Widley, thank you for joining us here at Laugh
Speaker 5: and Learn. Bobby a few questions you want to ask Kim.
Speaker 4: First, I had to get a snack my blood sugar drop.
Speaker 4: I'm about to pass out.
Speaker 6: Don't do that, Kim, don't do that. We can't.
Speaker 3: We can't come from and do CPR or anything either.
Speaker 3: We're gonna have to just like send a positive vibes Bobby.
Speaker 4: Bobby said, can't come through.
Speaker 3: See, I told you blame. You're used to my absent.
Speaker 5: Bobby is from Boston and she is an Irish woman.
Speaker 5: And don't worry, you're gonna hear some slang up in here. Kim,
Speaker 5: withy you and you go. You might be able to
Speaker 5: use it in your next role when you pass off
Speaker 5: as an Irish woman. Listen, I want to say congratulations
Speaker 5: to you on on what season is this for?
Speaker 6: Two funny mamas? Like four five?
Speaker 5: Wow?
Speaker 4: Yeah, we started in the pandemic, so we've been rolling.
Speaker 6: I remember you guys have won.
Speaker 5: That's to Kim, Willie and Sherry Shepherd's podcast it's called
Speaker 5: Two Funny Mamas, is on YouTube and everything, and they
Speaker 5: started there during the pandemic because people needed to relate
Speaker 5: entertain and what the internet did for us as entertainers
Speaker 5: was y'all thought that we were entertaining y'all, but y'all
Speaker 5: were keeping us saying we needed somebody to talk to
Speaker 5: while we were stuck at the house since we didn't
Speaker 5: have audiences. Kim, what did you and Sherry know that
Speaker 5: Two Funny Mamas would become exactly what it is.
Speaker 4: No, actually, I thought it'd be better. No, you know,
Speaker 4: I was looking forward to it. I knew that we
Speaker 4: both had personalities and sure it was really practicing dec
Speaker 4: you can get a talk show, but it was fun,
Speaker 4: you know, And we didn't know become such a place
Speaker 4: for women and all kinds of people just to really
Speaker 4: have fun and talk and you talk about everything.
Speaker 6: We gotta.
Speaker 4: We try to make it a structor structured podcast. It's
Speaker 4: not structured. We've been trying for few years, but we
Speaker 4: did not know. But we're happy at the outcome.
Speaker 5: I think that's the beauty of the show, because y'all
Speaker 5: do me all over the place. Y'all be especially you Cam.
Speaker 5: Let me just be honest, You'll be all over the
Speaker 5: damn place.
Speaker 4: I do. I try to be professional.
Speaker 6: It's not a professional.
Speaker 5: It's entertaining because with Kim is the ground and you
Speaker 5: just like the circle and you like she's like the
Speaker 5: Indian and you're the cowboy just circling the wagons.
Speaker 6: So that is a great, you know, way to watch
Speaker 6: the show.
Speaker 5: And it's so fun and it's so enlightening because so
Speaker 5: many women talk about some of the things, the women
Speaker 5: struggles that you guys talk about as a parent and
Speaker 5: you know, women's issues and just what's happening in the
Speaker 5: in the industry as far as being entertainers and comedians,
Speaker 5: because you're both our comedians. I want to talk to you,
Speaker 5: Kim about your new movie. You're rolling Adam Sandler's new movie,
Speaker 5: Happy get More too.
Speaker 4: Very excited about that. Happy gil More two comes out
Speaker 4: in July, everybody, July twenty fifth on Netflix. And you know,
Speaker 4: it's been twenty some years that Adam Sandler had made
Speaker 4: Happy Gilmore big success, and now people have been waiting
Speaker 4: and begging for him to make a Happy gel More too,
Speaker 4: And here it.
Speaker 6: Is twenty five. Who kill me? But you look great.
Speaker 5: And let me just say this, because you know, when
Speaker 5: I'm dressed up, I always wear red hair, I wear
Speaker 5: my glasses, and I always wear red lifting. Somebody is
Speaker 5: biting off of my look. I am not gonna say
Speaker 5: her name, but she's on this podcast right now.
Speaker 4: I've always wanted to be you.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, girl, you don't want to be me.
Speaker 5: And if you see this, make account, but I'll take it.
Speaker 5: I damn show take it.
Speaker 6: Listen. We inspire each other.
Speaker 5: So let me give you all some history of me
Speaker 5: and Kim Willy Maybe so my daughter is just my
Speaker 5: daughter just made eighteen, so maybe like seventh. Eighteen years ago,
Speaker 5: Kim Willie had introduced me to WE television by doing
Speaker 5: a reality show. I was all over the place, crazy
Speaker 5: and love heartbroken, had just moved to California, and we.
Speaker 6: Didn't get it off the ground. But then Kim ended
Speaker 6: up having her own kid, little Joshua, who's eleven or
Speaker 6: twelve now is Joshua.
Speaker 5: Twent thirteen, fourteen fourteen wow. And she had a show
Speaker 5: on on Call raising Whitley. So it was a synopsis
Speaker 5: of what it's like and what it takes to raise
Speaker 5: a kid. Kim adopted Joshua, but it's still her baby.
Speaker 5: Hear me, when I tell you love it ain't got
Speaker 5: to come out of you. When it's your kid, you
Speaker 5: love it, it don't have to come out of you.
Speaker 5: And we thought it was on for four seasons. It
Speaker 5: was a great show, and I really believe, I want
Speaker 5: to say I had a little bit of an inspiration
Speaker 5: in that because Kim became a mother and she talked
Speaker 5: about as a comedian and a working actress, but she
Speaker 5: had a barrage, a village of people around her, because
Speaker 5: it does take a village to raise a kid.
Speaker 6: And it was a great show. Kim.
Speaker 5: I thought it was a fantastic show, and I think
Speaker 5: it was very well needed at the time.
Speaker 4: Well, thank you so much. I hope that we, you know,
Speaker 4: with that show taught people how to build their village
Speaker 4: and how to ask for help. It was great, Noshall
Speaker 4: still all the villagers are still around, very instrumental in
Speaker 4: Joshua's upbringing, his life, his love or his family. He
Speaker 4: reaches out to them and he you know, needs certain
Speaker 4: things or questions. So it's really been a great journey.
Speaker 6: So and then other things they're making a new Fridays,
Speaker 6: Uh what's his name? Ice Cubes movie?
Speaker 5: You're going to be that goes you played him, You
Speaker 5: played a character, You played an old thought in one
Speaker 5: of the movies.
Speaker 6: Are you going to be in the new one?
Speaker 4: Toney? That's what it would be, too old thought. That's
Speaker 4: just what i'd be right now.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you're not old. You look fantastic once you got
Speaker 6: some of that Benjamin Buddons. You said you ain't told
Speaker 6: nobody about it.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'm going let y'all know my secret. But I
Speaker 4: did talk to ice Cube and they are writing it,
Speaker 4: so I was like, don't forget sugar. So I'm very excited.
Speaker 4: Hopefully they will get that off the ground. So that's fun.
Speaker 5: It was, It was fun. Kim was an old auntie.
Speaker 5: She was one of those aunties that like to touch
Speaker 5: nephews I show.
Speaker 4: Yeah, honey, Sugar was a mess.
Speaker 6: So, Kim, I want to ask you, because you are
Speaker 6: from originally are you from You're from Ohio?
Speaker 4: Yeah, from Cleveland.
Speaker 5: Okay, I knew it was in Ohio. I just didn't
Speaker 5: know it was from Cleveland. How long have you been
Speaker 5: in California?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 4: My god, I bet I like by you over thirty years?
Speaker 6: If you got the unfamiliar with Kim's comedy.
Speaker 5: Kim has done so oh my god, so many different
Speaker 5: platforms of comedy and movies. But to me, Kim, my
Speaker 5: opinion your comedic actress. There timing when you're doing comedy
Speaker 5: as an actress is bonkers. Now I've been watching Cam
Speaker 5: do comedy for twenty years. When I first met Kim,
Speaker 5: let me give y'all this. It was at a club
Speaker 5: called the Haha Cafe, her and a guy named Buddy Lewis,
Speaker 5: where the host by Lewis is still around. And so
Speaker 5: I came into the club and they put me on stage.
Speaker 4: Did you come in that club with body? YadA YadA,
Speaker 4: yadda YADDI.
Speaker 5: I still got it and behind this new body, though
Speaker 5: this newbody is sagging, but I still got that other buddy.
Speaker 6: It just had.
Speaker 5: We just jailed after that moment. It was such a
Speaker 5: great time. That was so many years ago. Buddy Lewis,
Speaker 5: who was still friends with Kim Willy and myself to
Speaker 5: this day, you know, it was just that was a
Speaker 5: great experience. And I was introduced to Kim Willy through
Speaker 5: a mutual friend of our. I was Fantasia Lamore. Fantation
Speaker 5: introduced to Kim Willy you did.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, Oh my god, please give her my love.
Speaker 6: Absolutely absolutely. She always asked me about you.
Speaker 4: And here's came on my show, Old Drama. I had
Speaker 4: the talk show on BT, which I'm still wondering why
Speaker 4: they didn't honor us at the BT Awards.
Speaker 6: Don't worry, I was talking. Don't worry.
Speaker 5: I'm the first trans person ever on b T Have
Speaker 5: you ever seen me invited back? And they invited all
Speaker 5: these other trans people back? Everybody would have dick and titties.
Speaker 6: Hen go on there, Laverne Cox, Leslie Jones, all of them.
Speaker 4: He said, Leveslie Jones, Yeah, say Leveslie.
Speaker 6: Jones said, Leslie Jones. Damn it, it was a joke.
Speaker 6: This is laughing lart, Okay, Kim, I want to get
Speaker 6: off of the career and then all of that and
Speaker 6: what else? What else? Does?
Speaker 1: Can I ask you?
Speaker 3: Is Adam Sandler? You know because I'm from Boston. He's
Speaker 3: right over the border in the Hampshire. He's probably thirty
Speaker 3: minutes for me. Is he as wonderful to work with
Speaker 3: as he seems?
Speaker 4: Adam Sandler is absolutely a dream. He's absolutely wonderful. He's funny,
Speaker 4: he's fun. He's real laid back, and he loves working
Speaker 4: with comedians and he always calls you back. This is
Speaker 4: my second Adam Simon movie. Been offered others, but they
Speaker 4: keep me in the camp. I love it that family,
Speaker 4: all the other comedians speaking across the water. Sherry and
Speaker 4: I are going to be in the North to Shore
Speaker 4: Festival on June twentieth in Newark at the Njpack, and
Speaker 4: people can get their tickets. Of course, the ticket master.
Speaker 4: I just want to make sure I sh shot that out.
Speaker 4: It's two shows. One is sold out, but we have
Speaker 4: to still have tickets for the nine to forty five
Speaker 4: show at the NJ Pack, So I wanted to make
Speaker 4: sure I mentioned that.
Speaker 5: Of course, that's good because too of your mama's are
Speaker 5: on the road a lot. I see y'all been selling
Speaker 5: out that it's fantastic. Kim. I want to ask you
Speaker 5: about what else does Kim Willy wanted her career. Because
Speaker 5: you've done movies, You've done acting, You've done a bunch
Speaker 5: of hosting. What do you want because you know your
Speaker 5: best girlfriend, Sherry Shepherd has the talk show, But what would.
Speaker 6: You like to be doing? Ultimately, Kim, I can see
Speaker 6: you host of a game show and being hysterically funny.
Speaker 4: But what do you want I do? I would love
Speaker 4: to host a game show. I've always wanted a talk show,
Speaker 4: you know, so I started that way. I like to
Speaker 4: go back to it. But probably directing, producing, that's up acting,
Speaker 4: But those would be the things. Probably drama do some drama,
Speaker 4: as you could see Sherry did Straw Tyler Parents.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've been seeing all the positive reviews, and I
Speaker 3: hear very few.
Speaker 5: I hear the negative reviews, mostly from black men, about
Speaker 5: how tallent periods only telling struggles of black women and
Speaker 5: who single mothers. I'm like, well, they wouldn't be single
Speaker 5: mothers if more fathers were present.
Speaker 6: Let me just say that because I am.
Speaker 5: I've been a single parent my children's entire life, struggling.
Speaker 5: You came together, fighting, borrowing money, hustling whatever.
Speaker 4: Nobody and then not one mama came this way to
Speaker 4: help you.
Speaker 5: You to one of the funny mamas, where both of
Speaker 5: the funny mamas have helped me.
Speaker 4: Well, your baby mama's that's what I mean.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Well listen, and I had a choice, people always
Speaker 5: say with I could have said here, take the kids
Speaker 5: or put the kids into the state and chase my dream.
Speaker 5: But I didn't want to be one of those parents
Speaker 5: that didn't know their children. I wanted my children to
Speaker 5: know me. I wanted to know their favorite food and
Speaker 5: their favorite color. Sometimes do I regret it when I
Speaker 5: look at my bank account? Sometimes I do. But the
Speaker 5: joy of being a parent and now I'm getting my
Speaker 5: last baby through high school.
Speaker 6: Thank you Lord, I did that.
Speaker 4: You did do that. Good job.
Speaker 5: So Ken, we live in California and you know what
Speaker 5: we're under right now under this administration. Because our podcast
Speaker 5: is definitely about politics. I know you're not close to
Speaker 5: downtown because you're further away from another Americas. I'm in
Speaker 5: Long Beach. But are you seeing all of this unfold?
Speaker 5: And I'm sure you have Latin friends, Mexican friends and workers,
Speaker 5: because you know, how is that affecting you?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 4: Just last night we were sitting in caroline raised backyard
Speaker 4: and she lives over in Hancock Park. The amount of
Speaker 4: helicopters that flew over our head, we were like, what's
Speaker 4: going It was so loud and so long for you know,
Speaker 4: it went on probably about an hour an hour and
Speaker 4: a half, but we had to say what what we
Speaker 4: had to join the news. There were protesters probably on
Speaker 4: Western or by the mayor's house. But so that's, you know,
Speaker 4: been a constant with that. Caroline said her movers were
Speaker 4: moving her some some furniture she bought, and while they
Speaker 4: were moving, the neighbor he he is on the phone
Speaker 4: screaming to his neighbors had just gotten taken by ice.
Speaker 4: So you didn't want to go back home. Just it's
Speaker 4: getting closer and closer to us. And I do have
Speaker 4: Latino friends and you know people that I know, and
Speaker 4: you get concerned. But the bigger concern is how this
Speaker 4: minish is trying to turn this into a civil war
Speaker 4: and cause chaos. Chaos will make us will be distracted
Speaker 4: from what's really going on and the truth and the takeover.
Speaker 4: And if this is just the beginning, we have three
Speaker 4: more years, three and a half more years of this,
Speaker 4: and so I can't imagine what it's going to look
Speaker 4: like by Christmas or next year. The fear that he
Speaker 4: is putting in the world, and how the administration is
Speaker 4: even affecting when I say they've already one friend of
Speaker 4: mine called me it was like they just took away
Speaker 4: my insurance. I'm like, what, so I don't know if
Speaker 4: he's trying to devastate the lower class, the middle class, whatever,
Speaker 4: and just try to keep the billionaires where they are
Speaker 4: and make everyone else suffer. I don't know what the
Speaker 4: endgame is. To answer your question, it is.
Speaker 5: I think he runs off of motion because he'll say
Speaker 5: something and then a day or two later he'll retract
Speaker 5: it or say I may. He won't never admit to
Speaker 5: the mistake. He'll just point out the obvious when people
Speaker 5: start talking about it. But for me, Kim, I feel
Speaker 5: it because I have a lot of that Mexican friends
Speaker 5: here too, because of working here.
Speaker 6: And I went to home. I'm in the process of moving,
Speaker 6: so I went to home depot, not the home to
Speaker 6: tell you haul yesterday to purchase some boxes. Any other
Speaker 6: time when you would go to you haul, the.
Speaker 5: Mexicans would surround your truck, like when you turn on
Speaker 5: the kitchen at night and the roaches just start scattering.
Speaker 6: Nobody came to the car, No one was there.
Speaker 5: Everybody is So I asked the lady that you are, said,
Speaker 5: where are all the guys that be out here during
Speaker 5: the day, laborers and everything? She said, nobody is showing up.
Speaker 5: Everybody is petrified, And you're right. The fear is how
Speaker 5: he's winning. The fear is so powerful and people are
Speaker 5: so intimidated and afraid, and the powers that be will
Speaker 5: not stand up against this force.
Speaker 6: We are. It's a losing game.
Speaker 5: And I just think that if we don't stand together
Speaker 5: with our brown brothers and sisters, after he removes the browns,
Speaker 5: he's coming for the blacks.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and we can't. We cannot turn away. Even though
Speaker 4: we say, well, they voted for them, so they can
Speaker 4: have them, we still got to stand by them because
Speaker 4: he will turn on us next.
Speaker 3: He's the king of chaos. That's what he does. It's chaotic, chaotic, chaotic,
Speaker 3: and distractions. That's what flames. Flames. Big word is distractions
Speaker 3: because we're paying attention to what's happening. Tell La, but
Speaker 3: we're not talking about the romance and the chaos between
Speaker 3: Musket and Trump's breakup. We're not talking about the economy,
Speaker 3: We're not talking about the tariffs or any of the
Speaker 3: things that are substantive exactly.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's the distraction.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and his strategy, his strategy is throw twenty five
Speaker 6: things at them at one time.
Speaker 5: They're going to pay attention to two or three. But
Speaker 5: those other twenty three are the ones that we really
Speaker 5: want to work anyway, and people are so busy fighting
Speaker 5: with each other, the infighting between the Democratic part I
Speaker 5: do not claim to be a democratic anymore.
Speaker 6: I had to step away.
Speaker 5: I just I'm independent because the Democrats look so weak
Speaker 5: and get us in this position. They were so worried
Speaker 5: about a woman. Let me say this again, and now
Speaker 5: you know, I am a champion of women. They were
Speaker 5: so worried about a woman being in a position of power,
Speaker 5: all her emotion. But look at the emotion that's coming
Speaker 5: from the top right now, Kim. It is barbaric.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, it's really It is frightening because we don't
Speaker 4: know what's next.
Speaker 5: No, and then for you to bring in the National
Speaker 5: Guard and the military from seventy seven Palms.
Speaker 6: Those guys, all they do all day is trained and
Speaker 6: taint they so they need somewhere to let off all
Speaker 6: of that energy where they've been training and they've been
Speaker 6: preparing for this, But they were preparing for this for
Speaker 6: our foreign adver saries, not for the American cities.
Speaker 4: Sit here, and I'm right, that's the problem, not right
Speaker 4: here on our soil. It's bad it.
Speaker 3: Is what I feel like not being a California I'm
Speaker 3: on I'm on the opposite coast. I feel like Karen
Speaker 3: bass And and Newsome have a little bit of culpability here.
Speaker 3: They needed to handle the rioters better. I don't know
Speaker 3: if that's them calling in the National Guard so they
Speaker 3: could control the narrative, tell them exactly the places they
Speaker 3: want to put them. But it kind of gave him,
Speaker 3: It gave him the power, and now he's he's controlling
Speaker 3: the entire narrative.
Speaker 4: You know, he didn't you know, they didn't ask for
Speaker 4: the National Guard to come in.
Speaker 6: That's right.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, that's what I'm saying. I wonder if
Speaker 3: they should have where they could have controlled where they
Speaker 3: were placed, how many how many troops were put in
Speaker 3: you know, when the rioting, the agitators got a hold
Speaker 3: of the situation.
Speaker 6: No, I don't what you're saying about it.
Speaker 5: But on the news, if you're not in California, if
Speaker 5: you're not on the news, they super sensationalized.
Speaker 6: At other places, they make it look like something.
Speaker 5: Karen bas and Governor Newsom have been doing their jobs,
Speaker 5: especially that new I love Gavin Newsom and I.
Speaker 6: Love Kring band. They are doing their jobs.
Speaker 5: But what happened was he did executive orders and the
Speaker 5: people in positions of power over overrode them and just
Speaker 5: did what they wanted to do. So now they're pointing
Speaker 5: the finger of blang, which is what he does at
Speaker 5: Karen Banks and Gavin Newsom, they were jobs. L a
Speaker 5: p D had it under control. These were was upset. Yeah,
Speaker 5: l a p D was upset. They said, we didn't
Speaker 5: even know Ice was coming. Normally you notify us so
Speaker 5: we can.
Speaker 4: Back you up. He said, we find out after the
Speaker 4: fact you can't control anything like that.
Speaker 3: They're coming for the worst people. It seems like they're
Speaker 3: just gathering any people that they can get.
Speaker 5: They're mostly going after the innocent women and children. They're
Speaker 5: not going to mess with the control loads. They're not
Speaker 5: going to rest with them game members.
Speaker 3: It's like low hanging fruit is what again? On the
Speaker 3: opposite side, that's what it looks like. But yeah, I mean,
Speaker 3: it's the whole thing is it's it's just a mess.
Speaker 3: You know, when they look they look ridiculous to other countries.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, America, Courage in America has a different face.
Speaker 5: Courage in America has a dick and titties. That would
Speaker 5: be me because I ain't scared of ship. Let me
Speaker 5: just say that. Secondly, speaking of having the dick and tities,
Speaker 5: because I am a parent and a and a good dad.
Speaker 5: So when Kim Whittley's son was going through a growing pain,
Speaker 5: Kim called me, then I give you a good advice.
Speaker 5: So that Kim, so I tell him. So many single mothers,
Speaker 5: so many single women have to understand that when their sons,
Speaker 5: because if you're when a woman is raising their son,
Speaker 5: it's different. So when their sons get to puberty and
Speaker 5: they experience things, a lot of women'll be like, I
Speaker 5: don't do that. You can't do that. So I told Kim, no,
Speaker 5: that's not how you handle this. You let a man
Speaker 5: talk to your son about those unnatural things that happen.
Speaker 6: How did that work out for you and Joshua? Kim,
Speaker 6: it's boring.
Speaker 4: You don't want them to stop. I want them to
Speaker 4: stop grabbing it. You know, just a little while ago,
Speaker 4: I was like, is it itch and wash it? You
Speaker 4: know I'm adjustin my shirts or justin I'm dying it all.
Speaker 4: Then you can't your hand off of it.
Speaker 5: This is what we do. Look at that's the other
Speaker 5: side of me. This is what we do. We have
Speaker 5: to make sure it's still there. I don't real to
Speaker 5: make sure that the two fair, that the two fairy
Speaker 5: didn't steal it in the middle of the night.
Speaker 4: Well baby, if it's the size of a tooth, that's
Speaker 4: a problem to I.
Speaker 6: Don't know which way our country is handed, but what
Speaker 6: I see is so scary to me.
Speaker 5: And I'm telling you, but I have my pick right
Speaker 5: now to put in a candidate for the Democratic Party
Speaker 5: for us to have a president. It would be Pete bootajedg.
Speaker 5: They have issues with Pete who.
Speaker 4: You said, pink booty Judge.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, no, Pete Pete Bootaj Bootajedge to me
Speaker 5: has the charisma. He definitely has a tenacity, and he
Speaker 5: has the the the intelligence, and he has to experience
Speaker 5: a round the country. But they harbor, they would harbor
Speaker 5: him because he's openly gay, he's in the same sex relationship.
Speaker 5: I personally think he should just come out and say, yep,
Speaker 5: some nice, I'll take it over, ass some nice, my
Speaker 5: husband take it over.
Speaker 6: Ass. What do they have to do? What does that
Speaker 6: have to do with my part? Because once you own it,
Speaker 6: they can't own you. Anymore.
Speaker 5: See that's the only political weapon they was with against him.
Speaker 5: Make it fun and be honest about lse. Okay, now
Speaker 5: move that out the way. What else do you have?
Speaker 5: Because just like Gilliam, that Andrew Gilliam and Floyd when
Speaker 5: he got caught with his pants down, his political man
Speaker 5: was fantastic.
Speaker 6: He just copled his pants got covered his pants down.
Speaker 5: But if you own that, then you don't you take
Speaker 5: the power away from somebody else owning that for you?
Speaker 4: What about Newsom?
Speaker 6: Well, I don't want to lose Newsom as the California God.
Speaker 6: That is so selfish of me.
Speaker 4: I don't want to lose. But do you make a
Speaker 4: great president?
Speaker 6: I absolutely believe he would. I absolutely believe he.
Speaker 4: What are the superstars we got? What other superstars we got?
Speaker 5: Jeffrey now Corey Booker's two face to me? We got Jeffries,
Speaker 5: we got King Jeffries.
Speaker 4: How come Jeffrees? That's a good one.
Speaker 3: I got more. I know you don't.
Speaker 4: But I like Wes Moore.
Speaker 3: I really like Wes Moore. There's something if Flamee has reservations.
Speaker 3: At times, I think she's she's on the fence.
Speaker 6: I don't like French straddlers.
Speaker 5: I like that if you and I understand you, you
Speaker 5: you seeing things in a different way, But don't start
Speaker 5: off one way and then completely go the other way.
Speaker 6: If you're gonna shift, show me the reason why you shifted.
Speaker 6: Don't just shift because the money came in. You know
Speaker 6: what I mean? Kim?
Speaker 5: That is that is how I see myself as a
Speaker 5: trans person. I'm always under fire for my own community
Speaker 5: because I've never shifted.
Speaker 6: Yep.
Speaker 5: I lived as a trans woman. When Kim first met me,
Speaker 5: I lived as a woman. I did her show her
Speaker 5: talk to your old drama way back. I can't remember
Speaker 5: a year, but way back, and I lived as a woman,
Speaker 5: no kids. He was banging like him saying, but I
Speaker 5: never shifted to be the trans woman that disrespected the
Speaker 5: biological woman. I was always just a trans woman that
Speaker 5: knew who I was. I didn't have a place. I
Speaker 5: created my own place.
Speaker 6: But I think that is why if Newsom would stay
Speaker 6: out of the trans stuff, the trans they would love
Speaker 6: to push that the trans.
Speaker 5: Issues were the reason we lost the election. That was
Speaker 5: not the reason. That was the rhine, That was the rhine.
Speaker 4: Why why would they say that, what's that to do
Speaker 4: with it?
Speaker 5: Because they used all of the trans pushing the narrative
Speaker 5: of we wanted to be on tampon boxes and I'm
Speaker 5: more woman than you, and a woman is an XX
Speaker 5: chromosome and a woman is a social construct. The Republicans
Speaker 5: took that camp and flipped it, weaponize it, and use
Speaker 5: it against the Democratic Party.
Speaker 6: I watched the Super Bowl.
Speaker 5: They showed Trump's commercial that you're going to send your
Speaker 5: kids to school as a boy and he's gonna come
Speaker 5: back as a girl and there's nothing you can do
Speaker 5: about it. Three times. Three times they showed that commercial.
Speaker 5: I told Boby clippand on that day, I said, we're toasts.
Speaker 5: We are toasts, and we became and we became toast.
Speaker 4: You saw wow.
Speaker 5: Well, because somebody in rural America who've never experienced somebody
Speaker 5: like me, a West Virginia or a Kentucky up in
Speaker 5: the mountain, who's never seen somebody like me a close
Speaker 5: and person, never had a conversation to make me, Let
Speaker 5: you make me comfortable.
Speaker 6: But you're here on TV.
Speaker 5: You're a leader telling you they're gonna You're gonna send
Speaker 5: Joshua to school this morning, ainst Joshua, and he's gonna
Speaker 5: come back this afternoon as Jeanette, and there's nothing you
Speaker 5: could do about it.
Speaker 6: They have taken your power away as a parent.
Speaker 5: That was scariest shit to me cam as a parent
Speaker 5: and as a transperson.
Speaker 4: Wow, okay, understood.
Speaker 6: But that was not why we lost. That was not
Speaker 6: why we lost.
Speaker 5: We lost because the Democratic Party put that tail between
Speaker 5: the legs and they kept fighting with everybody with each other.
Speaker 5: When Joe Biden finally stepped away and Kamala Harris became
Speaker 5: the nominee, oh honey, we cheered and danced and split
Speaker 5: and raised money like a maniac. Six days later, the
Speaker 5: Democratic Party picked her apart or she's throwing her hair,
Speaker 5: she's laughing too much. And there was no need for
Speaker 5: the Republican Party to go up to us. The Democrats
Speaker 5: are notorious for picking each other apart.
Speaker 6: The Republicans stententos down. This nigga can have his hand
Speaker 6: in the cookie job, stealing right in on the camera.
Speaker 5: You know what they said, Oh yeah, he was just
Speaker 5: he was just taking one cookie. He got the whole
Speaker 5: cookie job on his arm. But they are brilliant for
Speaker 5: sticking together.
Speaker 4: Yes, we need to learn from them on that and
Speaker 4: get a message.
Speaker 3: We need a clear message. I mean David Cogg, the
Speaker 3: vice chair for DNC, left the Democratic Party today. That
Speaker 3: was shocking to me. Wow, because he's one of he
Speaker 3: doesn't he doesn't like where the parties had a yes.
Speaker 3: And this is a young kid, you know, who I
Speaker 3: was hoping was going to help to drive and form
Speaker 3: the party. As you know, our white haired guys started
Speaker 3: to be picked off one by one. Right, so we've
Speaker 3: got we need a better message.
Speaker 5: Well, Kim is big in political push and fundraising because
Speaker 5: she was deep behind Mayor Bass. Kim, do you ever
Speaker 5: see yourself down the line possibly getting into politics.
Speaker 4: I've always I've always thought about being a mayor.
Speaker 6: Always.
Speaker 4: My parents always wanted me to be in politics. But
Speaker 4: the way it is now probably not.
Speaker 6: Yeah. It's a very shitty game. It's a very.
Speaker 4: And it's a lot of work. And because I look
Speaker 4: at I look at Karen Bass. As much as she
Speaker 4: loves the city and much good she does, when those
Speaker 4: fires hit, people tore her apart. She's only She's only
Speaker 4: one mayor. She's not the mayor of all the cities.
Speaker 4: And people aren't educated enough to think they think Karen
Speaker 4: Bass the mayor everywhere in Los Angeles no, no, nope,
Speaker 4: there's twenty five other mayors and she can't overlighte. She's
Speaker 4: not like, oh, I'm the big mayor, I'm the big boss.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 4: So it's a lot of things that people don't understand.
Speaker 4: And so when it comes to politics, you know, when
Speaker 4: it's going good, everybody's riding with you. But when it
Speaker 4: goes bad, they come against you. It's just always what
Speaker 4: it is.
Speaker 5: People are so shortsighted when they went after her and
Speaker 5: the fire started. She was overseas lining up China to
Speaker 5: make sure that we could have the Olympics here, and
Speaker 5: nobody thought about that. All they thought about, well, well
Speaker 5: she was that she was on vacation. No, she was
Speaker 5: doing her job, was not.
Speaker 4: Biden sent her there. That's what people need to understand.
Speaker 4: The President sent her there because you know, she was
Speaker 4: always in politics and who better represent the United States
Speaker 4: but camp beat's at that time, so she went over.
Speaker 4: She didn't say, well, there's gonna be a fire in
Speaker 4: my city, so you know, just people need to be
Speaker 4: more educated on what's going on.
Speaker 3: She came right back. So I'm like some people flame crisis. Yeah,
Speaker 3: the vacation taker. It was a cruise, was.
Speaker 5: That cruise in Texas. Wait Cam the next time you
Speaker 5: speak with Karen Baske, because you and I were at
Speaker 5: one of her fundraisers and they brought me on stage.
Speaker 5: Jamie Masida brought me on stage to raise money for it,
Speaker 5: and I had money in both of my teachers. I said,
Speaker 5: this money is the Democratic money. This is the Republican money.
Speaker 5: I say now, I said, this is the independent money.
Speaker 5: But the Republican money is up under my dress. And
Speaker 5: so she and I laughed. So she told me she
Speaker 5: was going to give me a job, and I told
Speaker 5: I wanted to work with the trans youth because I
Speaker 5: would like to work with the trans youth to educate
Speaker 5: them on being authentically themselves. Now letting somebody else tell
Speaker 5: you what you are and how you got to feel.
Speaker 5: I know who you are and what you are, but
Speaker 5: I ain't heard from my ass no more. So you
Speaker 5: tell them when I see it, I might call out
Speaker 5: and I.
Speaker 6: Would do that. I would never do that.
Speaker 4: I'm telling you still want to do it.
Speaker 6: I'd still want to. I want And now I just
Speaker 6: watched them. They have just stripped all gender affirming care
Speaker 6: for the youth at the Children's hospital here in California.
Speaker 6: Because the Trump administration threatened to stop all the funding
Speaker 6: if they did. This is what I was talking about
Speaker 6: when I was on the Breakfast Club and they went
Speaker 6: after me so hard, when I was like, listen, you
Speaker 6: need to be a certain age to make these decisions.
Speaker 6: Had I started taking hormones at fourteen and remove my
Speaker 6: penis so I would never have my children, I would
Speaker 6: never know what my life would have been because I
Speaker 6: didn't allow a chance for life to life. And that
Speaker 6: is what I think we should.
Speaker 5: Let people understand that you will change your mind from
Speaker 5: fourteen to nineteen, and from twenty one to twenty eight,
Speaker 5: and from thirty two to forty.
Speaker 6: You change your mind, let your body a heel to that.
Speaker 6: But they didn't want to hear that. But I do
Speaker 6: want to do that job, Kim.
Speaker 5: I would love to get into politics, but my parents
Speaker 5: ain't gonna let me get in a positives I've done everything.
Speaker 5: They're gonna be like, oh yeah, I'll be like, but
Speaker 5: I'm gonna tell it first. So, like I said about poolage,
Speaker 5: is if you tell it first, you take away a
Speaker 5: person's power to have that opening.
Speaker 4: Should it true? That is facts.
Speaker 6: What's next in the future for Kim Whitley for.
Speaker 4: Kim Whitley, still doing too funny mine and build that
Speaker 4: brand and going to you know, the North to Shore
Speaker 4: Festival with two funny mamas have of course, you know,
Speaker 4: my dad is ninety one. I like to go home
Speaker 4: and visit my dad. I got to get Joshua in
Speaker 4: summer school and then get him ready for high school
Speaker 4: for next year. Listen. I just did a movie called
Speaker 4: Last Shop on Walnut. I filmed that in Cleveland. That
Speaker 4: was great. I did a movie with Mac ten called
Speaker 4: Scratch that was fun. So what's this.
Speaker 6: Been?
Speaker 4: Busy? More stand up? I gotta get, you know, back
Speaker 4: on the road doing stand up. Get a special going,
Speaker 4: and you know, maybe with all this going on, I'll
Speaker 4: find a boyfriend who knows.
Speaker 5: Speaking speaking of your stand up, so the last time
Speaker 5: I seen you do stand up, which was last year
Speaker 5: at the Miracle Theater with the Elliott Brothers, that was
Speaker 5: the best I had ever seen you. You have found
Speaker 5: your voice to me now, Kim as a stand up
Speaker 5: comedian coach your pal, I was like, who.
Speaker 4: Is this at you?
Speaker 6: On stage?
Speaker 5: I ain't got to say because you, like you said,
Speaker 5: you're usually all over the place.
Speaker 6: Girl.
Speaker 5: You were pile pile. It was fanda and I told you,
Speaker 5: I said, girl, that's the best idea. I'm gonna say,
Speaker 5: you do that, and you know that's who I am.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna tell you, girl, I'm watching. That was fantastic.
Speaker 5: Kim you your new your stand up now whatever you
Speaker 5: didn't did and revamp yourself. I think it's the new
Speaker 5: hair color.
Speaker 6: Girl, you killer, shut up?
Speaker 4: You know what I tell you what I'm trying to
Speaker 4: be like you. But it was those eight weeks doing
Speaker 4: Jimmy Kimmel in Vegas, that residency and doing those shows
Speaker 4: every week, you know, was a damn training ground.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 4: I had a show on Sunday and a show on Monday,
Speaker 4: and I went back to LA but every week with
Speaker 4: people from all over the world fun. It really built
Speaker 4: my confidence and my and my comedy.
Speaker 6: I called you every week to a saint. When you
Speaker 6: get on stage, I have.
Speaker 4: A that's what you're saying.
Speaker 6: That's the magic of comedy to me. Once you know yourself,
Speaker 6: if you haven't found the audious resonates with that. So
Speaker 6: they're having fun watching you have fun.
Speaker 5: That's true because you know most comedian say, girl, go
Speaker 5: out there and kill It'll go kill it, kill it.
Speaker 6: I never like kill it. I like have a great
Speaker 6: time because we gonna want yes, yes, that is listen
Speaker 6: right now, kid. We need to laugh, and we have
Speaker 6: to laugh to keep him crying. We are living in
Speaker 6: the most barbaric times of my lifetime.
Speaker 5: And I'm about to be thirty nine years old next month,
Speaker 5: so we are living in the most barbaria.
Speaker 6: Look we all faces pros up. Wait a minute, wait
Speaker 6: a minute, you know how goot y'all.
Speaker 4: I was laughing at the barbaric part too.
Speaker 5: The damn it is barbaria because we have to think
Speaker 5: that there's a snowball effect that if he's doing this
Speaker 5: to one group of people, we are damn show lad up.
Speaker 5: In Project twenty twenty five, Bobby and I talked about
Speaker 5: a year before Jerizie p Henson mentioned it on the
Speaker 5: beach here was we were already.
Speaker 6: Talking about it here at left alert. We knew what
Speaker 6: was coming down the pipe.
Speaker 4: No, you're absolutely right. It is barbaric.
Speaker 6: Is the word.
Speaker 4: Absolutely I would agree with you.
Speaker 6: Are you looking forward to maybe ten years being a grandmother? Oh?
Speaker 4: God forbid, God forbid. I don't know if I'm looking
Speaker 4: forward to that as of yet. I'm looking forward to
Speaker 4: him going to college. How about that. Let's get that
Speaker 4: out the way.
Speaker 6: That college the college days is sketchy right now?
Speaker 4: Good God, I know, I know all the things that
Speaker 4: have happened, you know, just being happy and healthy for
Speaker 4: all the people falling off and dying. You know. I
Speaker 4: just pray for health every day. You know. We used
Speaker 4: to pray for wealth, but health is wealth at the
Speaker 4: end of the day.
Speaker 3: It is the truth. It's funny as you get a
Speaker 3: few years older, once you hit your forties, you realize
Speaker 3: that's the truth. Is that what I'm supposed to say? Fan,
Speaker 3: Once you hit you're going to be forty.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm gonna be Don't do that. I'm only going
Speaker 6: to be thirty. Kim. Do you enjoy being you enjoy
Speaker 6: being a mother?
Speaker 4: I love being a mother and changed my life. Gave
Speaker 4: me really something to look forward to in my life,
Speaker 4: you know, not always Oh I gotta get a man.
Speaker 4: I gotta get a man. You know, had this little
Speaker 4: human who I got to shape his life and pour
Speaker 4: into him. I love him, he loves me, and to
Speaker 4: build a family, to have that family and just you know,
Speaker 4: teaching him, laughing with him, scolding him, you know, it's
Speaker 4: part of my every I think it is the reason
Speaker 4: why I work. I almost say is the reason why
Speaker 4: I breathe. Just the reason I look at everything that
Speaker 4: I do is about being a mother. You know why,
Speaker 4: of course the career. But you're constantly like, oh, I
Speaker 4: gotta I gotta get him in school, I gotta get
Speaker 4: the school clothes, I gotta feed him. What's he gonna
Speaker 4: eat today? Did he drink enough water? It is a
Speaker 4: constant worry. So I would say I do enjoy it.
Speaker 6: The three of us are single parent is a single
Speaker 6: parent as well.
Speaker 4: Oh so you're tired too.
Speaker 3: Well, mine's grown and I have failure to launch. Next
Speaker 3: door in the other room, he's grown, and Harry's hilarious.
Speaker 3: The best thing I ever did. But sometimes I go,
Speaker 3: oh god, I did too much, or you know, you
Speaker 3: can kind of see your mistakes.
Speaker 5: Yeah, when you when you got Joshua, you were actually
Speaker 5: sat white because it wasn't planned at all, was it?
Speaker 4: No, it was not planned, But the Lord is always planning.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 4: I wasn't ready for it, and uh, it threw me
Speaker 4: for a loop, stopped my life. But you know, this
Speaker 4: baby came and they called me and my mother, who's
Speaker 4: always known best, said you go get that baby. That's
Speaker 4: your baby. I was like, uh no, my mother's side,
Speaker 4: you ain't got no man, you ain't got no kids.
Speaker 4: You really ain't got nothing to do today. She said,
Speaker 4: go get that baby.
Speaker 3: So that is hysterical. I love not about being a
Speaker 3: single parent. I love that I didn't have to ask
Speaker 3: anybody anything. Did you enjoy that. I mean, it's nice
Speaker 3: to have a partner, but I got to raise them
Speaker 3: the way that I wanted to and I didn't have
Speaker 3: to ask permission or bought up against anybody. I think
Speaker 3: that's one of the positives of being a single parent.
Speaker 4: Yes, mine is a little different because Joshua has a dad.
Speaker 4: And the reason I say that is because Rodney Van
Speaker 4: Johnson Joshua was a weeko baby and he was, you know,
Speaker 4: a friend of mine and part of my ability. And
Speaker 4: so I grew up without a dad, he said, And
Speaker 4: I really don't want Joshua's experience that, so that has
Speaker 4: been his father from day one. I don't really have
Speaker 4: to ask permission, but I do consult. That's great and Joshua,
Speaker 4: so that that is a freedom that is nice that
Speaker 4: you could just say you know what, I'm gonna send
Speaker 4: them to the school, or you're gonna put these pants on?
Speaker 4: Because I said he's gonna put these pants on.
Speaker 6: You're doing with that, Kim.
Speaker 5: I want you to understand from this is the man
Speaker 5: in me talking because there was two of us up
Speaker 5: in here. What that is going to do for Joshua
Speaker 5: is to see that when you ask his dad certain things,
Speaker 5: especially in front of him, that will teach him that
Speaker 5: when he becomes a man and he gets a woman,
Speaker 5: he would treat his children more fairly because he'll have
Speaker 5: the mom to say, hey, should we do this? Okay,
Speaker 5: that is a great You don't even know that you're
Speaker 5: doing it, because people always say kids, kids pick up everything.
Speaker 6: Kids watch everything that we do.
Speaker 5: We watch everything that we do, and you think they're
Speaker 5: not paying attention, and then they come ten years later
Speaker 5: say I remember when you used to do this, and
Speaker 5: you befool like I didn't even though you saw me
Speaker 5: do that. So that's a great That is a great story, Kim,
Speaker 5: And that's going to be a that's going to be
Speaker 5: an instrumental and making him a whole man.
Speaker 4: Fantastic. Thank you for that. I appreciate that because I
Speaker 4: always worry about. You know what I'm showing in him
Speaker 4: and what I'm teaching now.
Speaker 5: Girl, I wanted you to come to my open house
Speaker 5: when they have it in my house Sunday and badest
Speaker 5: house on Father's Day. I guess they have no respect
Speaker 5: for me of being a father. But girl wants you
Speaker 5: to bay his house somemore. I'm looking to move as
Speaker 5: we speak.
Speaker 6: Good God, who was that that just came from behind you?
Speaker 6: That's my partner, LB Hey, Lb, she came here. I
Speaker 6: got you the thing that LB Kim Willy said hello.
Speaker 6: He said hello, beautiful and you do look beautiful. Kim.
Speaker 6: I never seen you this pretty, even with blind.
Speaker 3: She just did.
Speaker 4: I was, let me tell you something. I feel better.
Speaker 4: I was about to pass out.
Speaker 6: I was. I wasn't that pretty?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 6: My? Well? It was well nuts, peanuts, you know.
Speaker 4: Cashus my, it's so crazy.
Speaker 6: My god, Kim with you. I want to tell you
Speaker 6: thank you for joining us. I am I'm excited to
Speaker 6: see what the future holds. Who if you say something
Speaker 6: so prolific to me?
Speaker 5: Because everybody knows Sherry to be witty and storytelling, funny
Speaker 5: and woo wo, but she was so dramatic and strong.
Speaker 5: I would like to see you stretch your dramatic chumps, Kim.
Speaker 5: I would love to see you in some crazy derange
Speaker 5: serial killer woman, drama, kidnapped the kids, put the bitch
Speaker 5: in the trunk with a pampa on draft, Oh so crazy,
Speaker 5: and kill it, Kim, and that that would be your
Speaker 5: big award, because everybody knows you for the funny. Show
Speaker 5: them baby, it's a whole lot of dimensions up under
Speaker 5: his layers. That would be great. Jump Tyler Perry. Put
Speaker 5: my girl in a dramatic movie and make her pull
Speaker 5: it up, take a wig off and everything.
Speaker 6: I ain't never seen Kim Real's hair. I've never seen
Speaker 6: Kim's real.
Speaker 4: Hair, and you won't. Drama girl.
Speaker 5: You had to have your real hair and the drama crazy,
Speaker 5: you know, like Danna Ross and Lady Saints the Blues
Speaker 5: when she was wrecked in.
Speaker 6: A and I do have that.
Speaker 4: If you ever watch The Bay, it's on the frime
Speaker 4: and on YouTube. Babe, the series I played this character
Speaker 4: called Big Candy and I was in jail. My hair
Speaker 4: was an episode of that. Yeah, I like that.
Speaker 6: I'm telling you, Kim, that to me, especially when everybody
Speaker 6: knows you for your funny everybody knows you for the
Speaker 6: big personality dismount and it used to be Kim. Kim
Speaker 6: used to be only teeth and titties. That's all she
Speaker 6: used to be known. Hair teeth and titties.
Speaker 3: That's a good combination.
Speaker 4: Hair teeth and titties.
Speaker 6: That was who came.
Speaker 5: That could be the name of your special hair teeth
Speaker 5: and titties and.
Speaker 6: Funny it laughs.
Speaker 4: Right, Well, I forgot I gotta get a babysit on Jesus.
Speaker 6: That was always who you were.
Speaker 5: But Kim, I would love to see you do something
Speaker 5: like that because I think I know you have it
Speaker 5: in you. I've been knowing you a long time and
Speaker 5: I've only ever seen you upset one time. Actually, but
Speaker 5: I think that would be fantastic for your career. Actually,
Speaker 5: people will see, Wait a minute, is that everybody gonna
Speaker 5: say the same thing?
Speaker 6: Is that Kim Whidley. I'm gonna say, right right.
Speaker 3: You've heard it here.
Speaker 4: I do appreciate that. Thank you.
Speaker 5: You can catch Kim Widley on tour on kay Y
Speaker 5: m W H I T L E Y. She also
Speaker 5: has social media platforms. She also does a weekly is
Speaker 5: It Weekly with Cherry Shepherd Too Funny Mama for sure.
Speaker 4: Yeap every week drops the new podcast every Thursday.
Speaker 5: And Chris and Chris is their producer. We love Chris.
Speaker 5: Chris is just the nicest guy. He always acknowledges me
Speaker 5: whenever I'm in the lab. Whenever I get the ding
Speaker 5: and I watch it, he always says, flame myro is
Speaker 5: in the chat. I'm always in the chat listening and appreciate.
Speaker 5: Thank you Kim, thank you from Laugh and Learn for
Speaker 5: coming here joining us. I'm excited to see the new
Speaker 5: movie with Adam Sandler. I cannot wait.
Speaker 4: Right happy to give more too, coming out in July.
Speaker 4: I appreciate it.
Speaker 6: July twenty fifth on Netflix until Adam sandlue the next
Speaker 6: time you need a transactress in the movie, he ain't
Speaker 6: just got. It's more than just one or two. I'm
Speaker 6: here waiting for a phone call.
Speaker 5: I was going to do one of his movies years
Speaker 5: ago with Lunel and a little person. But I called
Speaker 5: the girl a midget, and she had a mail down
Speaker 5: and started crying, and when left, I didn't know it was.
Speaker 5: It was when the whole councel culture started. You couldn't
Speaker 5: say the word midget, but she was a damn midget.
Speaker 5: I should have said a little person. And I wasn't
Speaker 5: being offensive. I just was used to saying midget.
Speaker 4: Well that was the word back then, so I don't
Speaker 4: wouldn't know that.
Speaker 6: Oh honey, she was. She almost jumped out her chairs
Speaker 6: start and started growing. Good guy, you what too fresh.
Speaker 4: Bobby were knowing?
Speaker 3: I don't know. It was very nice meeting you.
Speaker 4: I was so excited, Thank you, Bobby. I really had
Speaker 4: a good time. Thank you playing.
Speaker 6: I didn't want to go deep. Yes, we didn't want
Speaker 6: to go deep. We wanted to just let you. But Kim,
Speaker 6: you look great. You look happy. That's what you look.
Speaker 5: And I love to see that because I've been knowing
Speaker 5: you such a long time and I love to see
Speaker 5: what my friends who have got a little season look happy.
Speaker 4: Yes, everybody, here go Bobby, Here go, Bobby. Well, thank
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