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Speaker 2: Hey. Hey, this is comedian Flame Moro and welcome to
Speaker 2: season four episode for of Laugh and Learn with Flame
Speaker 2: Monroe and Bobby Clifford. He she we how you too?
Speaker 3: Why are you toots? What's going on?
Speaker 2: Oh Bobby, it's been a whirlwind of a week. Oh
Speaker 2: my god, I've done What did I do? That'st week?
Speaker 2: I did the talk and then I did don Lemon great,
Speaker 2: thank you, and then I got a little controversy behind
Speaker 2: the donal Lemmy interview. So it's been a week, but
Speaker 2: I'm telling you it's been productive. And this weekend I'm
Speaker 2: so looking forward to going to traveling to the Dominican
Speaker 2: Republic for Coco, my girlfriend, Coco Bankcardia, his fiftieth birthday. Okay,
Speaker 2: so I'm excited about that, but I'm glad to be
Speaker 2: here with you, my darling. How's everything. How is your week?
Speaker 3: It's going okay, It's we're like ending spring, getting ready
Speaker 3: for summer. So here in New England, I feel like
Speaker 3: it's ninety today. Last week it was in the fifties, sixties.
Speaker 3: We seem to go to a summer in a blink
Speaker 3: of an eye. Your body can't catch up, but you
Speaker 3: also have your little energized you know too, a little
Speaker 3: stroll today. It was really nice. So I haven't been
Speaker 3: doing anything soun like you. I didn't have an interview
Speaker 3: with Don Lemon, and there should be no It was
Speaker 3: a solid interview. I loved it, very professional. He looks great,
Speaker 3: he seems to be doing well. He bounced back after
Speaker 3: the x Baco and the CNN stuffle.
Speaker 2: That Severan's pay was his friend. And you will get
Speaker 2: the chance to sit with with him, because I've already
Speaker 2: asked him to sit with us on leaf and learn
Speaker 2: to interview, so and he agreed to it. He just
Speaker 2: we just got to fit it into his schedule, okay,
Speaker 2: So he'd be willing.
Speaker 3: So he'll be willing to do the politics and stuff.
Speaker 3: That'll be fun to have somebody on.
Speaker 2: Oh that's oh yeah, oh yeah.
Speaker 3: What he's looking for. I actually would be. My question
Speaker 3: would be what do you want to see in the
Speaker 3: fall if Biden gets a second term? What are you hoping?
Speaker 3: And vice versa. So oh great, yay, so oh see,
Speaker 3: you're even bring any better news. I'm clicking my heels.
Speaker 2: So yeah, it's been it's been a week, Bobby. I
Speaker 2: had a great time with him. I'm looking forward to
Speaker 2: going to the Dominican Republic this weekend because I need
Speaker 2: a vacation and to get away from my.
Speaker 3: D You really do, actually you do? You need to
Speaker 3: reach much.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm going to write and enjoy and lay out
Speaker 2: my get a son hand and a couple of other things.
Speaker 2: But we'll see.
Speaker 3: You haven't been on a vacation and it's always got
Speaker 3: work involved, I don't think since I've known you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is no, a lie. Yeah, this is all me,
Speaker 2: just laid out. I could just lay out and get
Speaker 2: a Sontan, but I'm still going to have to come
Speaker 2: back to the United States to see what kind of
Speaker 2: drama we in. And since we're talking about our wonderful country, Bobby,
Speaker 2: what are we going to start at? Who do we lose?
Speaker 2: This week?
Speaker 3: Lost Larry Allen. He was Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl champion.
Speaker 3: What's notable about him is that he was only fifty
Speaker 3: two years old and he passed away while on vacation.
Speaker 3: Kind of sad with his family in Mexico. So he
Speaker 3: was He's in the In twenty thirteen, he was inducted
Speaker 3: into the Hall of Fame, so that was pretty sad.
Speaker 3: And the other thing that I'm really sad on it's
Speaker 3: not a death, but you could be taken this way
Speaker 3: is Ciddy Laupper is having her farewell tour and I'm
Speaker 3: kind of sad about that. I hope that it's just
Speaker 3: for concerts. And like I loved her in Kinki Boots
Speaker 3: she wrote all music. I hope she's still going to
Speaker 3: work because she's so clever. And then you had an
Speaker 3: anniversary you wanted to talk about didn't you.
Speaker 2: Yes, Today is the thirtieth anniversary of Sister at two.
Speaker 2: I watched so many of the cast members We will
Speaker 2: be Goldberg on the view today, Shirley, Ralph, Tanya Blunt
Speaker 2: who's from Chicago, who I know personally, and so many
Speaker 2: other other cast members on there, Kathleen the Jimmy, who
Speaker 2: I absolutely adored.
Speaker 3: I do too, isn't she Oh?
Speaker 2: She is just the funniest lady ever. And it was
Speaker 2: just really good to see all that. And I love
Speaker 2: that so many of them are still alive, you know,
Speaker 2: to talk about this thirty years lady, you look back
Speaker 2: and you're like wow. But sometimes it looks like I
Speaker 2: can remember everything that we were doing because I can
Speaker 2: remember things that I did thirty years ago, and I'm like,
Speaker 2: I can remember everything that happened that they on set
Speaker 2: and MOVA. So it's fun to have those memories. I
Speaker 2: hope I never lose my memory. I may lose a
Speaker 2: whole lot of other things. I hope I never lose
Speaker 2: my memory.
Speaker 3: I'd like to lose a little weight, but you know,
Speaker 3: I think that music does that to us. So that
Speaker 3: it was full of fun at the acting portion, but
Speaker 3: the music was so great and I've said to you,
Speaker 3: we're the same age. Ish will say, you know, thirty
Speaker 3: nine in my age, and you will. Something will happen
Speaker 3: and I start to sing a song in my head
Speaker 3: and then all of a sudden, you know, because you're
Speaker 3: doing the live, you'll start to sing the same song.
Speaker 3: And I'm thinking, oh my god, it's that sunny, you know,
Speaker 3: you know same, We have a like experience. So I
Speaker 3: love that. That must have been a lot of fun.
Speaker 3: I taped it. I'll watch it later.
Speaker 2: Also, I want to say, I'm sad to hear that
Speaker 2: Jlo's tour was canceled for low ticket sales. I think
Speaker 2: a lot of eveness.
Speaker 3: Is that what it was?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I think a lot of major celebrities people.
Speaker 2: That shows you the crisis of finances actually in this
Speaker 2: country for the common man and woman, you know. And
Speaker 2: it's not that people are broke broke, but people are
Speaker 2: holding on to what they have because the state of
Speaker 2: the nation is so tea toatter is is the word
Speaker 2: I want to say say, because you don't know, you
Speaker 2: don't know from day to day what's going to happen,
Speaker 2: So a lot of people are really trying to hold
Speaker 2: on to some of their money. Now I'm saying that
Speaker 2: what it's saying that Trump got thirty four diatments last year,
Speaker 2: but in like four or five days he raised two
Speaker 2: hundred million dollars. According to the media.
Speaker 3: He raised I think I haven't written here somewhere he
Speaker 3: raised in may A loone one hundred and fifty one million.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's that the saddest thing you ever heard. Now,
Speaker 3: I didn't know it was low ticket sales I got.
Speaker 3: So I have two pieces I got because we've heard
Speaker 3: all this massive that there's something going on in the
Speaker 3: marriage I got. I think it speaks to the Also,
Speaker 3: though the price of ticket sales claim. When I was
Speaker 3: a kid, you could go for like twenty five bucks,
Speaker 3: fifty bucks, you got to shake their hand. Now they're
Speaker 3: hundreds and hundreds of dollars. Taylor swifts are ten thousand.
Speaker 2: For the love of God, so ijil, I think, yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, Bobby. I think Jalo's prices were a little excessive.
Speaker 2: They were Live Nation was paying her supposedly ninety million
Speaker 2: dollars for a Vegas reside for ninety shows, which is
Speaker 2: a million dollars a show. But I'm going to say
Speaker 2: this and this is no dig at Jlo. Because I
Speaker 2: love me some Jlo in the movies, but when I'm
Speaker 2: writing in a car with friends, I've never heard nobody say, oh,
Speaker 2: let's play some Jlo. I just have never heard that.
Speaker 3: I think I feel like not comparing there too closely
Speaker 3: to Beyonce. I feel like they're both. I do say
Speaker 3: that with Beyonce though, with the music, she's a hell
Speaker 3: of an entertainer. So I think that the residency that
Speaker 3: would be something that I would be willing to go.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to pay a thousand dollars for it,
Speaker 3: but I think you're right. I know exactly what you're saying.
Speaker 3: So that that said, and then I feel like we
Speaker 3: have to almost get into the meat of it. One
Speaker 3: of the last things that I had heard this afternoon.
Speaker 3: I've had a kind of a world one day, so
Speaker 3: I haven't been able to spend too much time on
Speaker 3: catching up was I can't believe this is happening again.
Speaker 3: But in the midst of his trial, Hunter Biden, the
Speaker 3: Republicans now want to bring charges criminal charges against him
Speaker 3: and President Biden's brother James for what they said lying
Speaker 3: during the impeachment inquiry. I'm not quite sure what they're
Speaker 3: lying about. I mean they have been. They have looked
Speaker 3: every which way from Sunday to put president bad and
Speaker 3: get some charges. They haven't found anything. I don't know
Speaker 3: what he possibly could have lied about, but I am
Speaker 3: I have to tell you, I'm getting this week. I
Speaker 3: don't know what it is. Maybe I'm hormonal or lack
Speaker 3: of hormones. I am getting a little discouraged. I still
Speaker 3: think this is the best country in the world to live,
Speaker 3: but that's not saying so much right now with all
Speaker 3: the nonsense that's gone on, and I'm just a little disappointed.
Speaker 3: I feel a little hopeless today.
Speaker 2: Oh God, I'm telling you, Bobby, I love my moments
Speaker 2: of today, but I'm like, oh my god, what are
Speaker 2: we going to do? I feel like sometimes when I
Speaker 2: watch the news, and sometimes I don't want to watch
Speaker 2: the news. But you know, we're in the business of
Speaker 2: watching the news, not because we do the podcast, but
Speaker 2: because we're Americans. We want to know what is happening
Speaker 2: in our world. But oh, some days I feel exactly
Speaker 2: the same way, Bobby, like I'm so discouraged with something
Speaker 2: that it looks like I have absolutely no control over.
Speaker 2: I think that's what it is because in my head,
Speaker 2: I think I know the answers that I can show
Speaker 2: the weight, but I'm not in any kind of position
Speaker 2: of power to say, hey, let's look at it this way.
Speaker 2: We tried it that way. I don't know, is this.
Speaker 3: And enough of the political stuff? I mean, Trump had
Speaker 3: the thirty four indictments and he did do it. I mean,
Speaker 3: the receipts were there. He did it. But do we
Speaker 3: necessary We've talked on this on prior podcast. Do we
Speaker 3: necessarily need to bring this case at this time with
Speaker 3: the world knowing that the outcome is going to be
Speaker 3: so silly, it's going to be probably Finds and Cohen.
Speaker 3: You just giving him the fines as an asside, do
Speaker 3: we have to do the cost? And all he did was,
Speaker 3: as you just mentioned, get fifty four million in a
Speaker 3: twenty four hour period. And now we're talking about men
Speaker 3: of color. They're they're interviewing on the street and they
Speaker 3: feel like they've got some sort of something to identify
Speaker 3: with them, which is supposed person.
Speaker 2: And as a trans woman, I believe that I secretly,
Speaker 2: this is my opinion, I believe that black men are
Speaker 2: secretly supporting Donald Trump because I don't know if he
Speaker 2: represents if it's the gangster in him, or is it
Speaker 2: the defiance in him, or is it I'm going to
Speaker 2: do it my way or it's not going to get done.
Speaker 2: I think that they believe that he is speaking a
Speaker 2: language that resonates to him. The sad part is you're
Speaker 2: causing damage to yourself. If you ask for me my opinion,
Speaker 2: you're voting against yourself. I don't vote against me. That
Speaker 2: they do that in sports bet against me, and to me,
Speaker 2: voting for him is betting against me. I'm not going
Speaker 2: to bet against me because I'm a winner.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just don't in my opinion, just because somebody
Speaker 3: has been sent a trial and it might not have
Speaker 3: been a big case. We're talking as far as identifying
Speaker 3: he still is guilty of all of it. His experience
Speaker 3: is still vastly different than yours. He had the best
Speaker 3: of the best attorneys that were handed to him, probably
Speaker 3: at no cost of his own private dollar, you know,
Speaker 3: which is actually what got him in trouble with all
Speaker 3: this stuff. Had he just reached into his pocket paid
Speaker 3: the hush money to her, we wouldn't be having this conversation.
Speaker 3: But he didn't want to pay for it. Himself. So
Speaker 3: it's all. But I just feel like the whole Hunter
Speaker 3: Biden thing, where maybe it was a sweetheart deal, it
Speaker 3: wasn't a sweetheart deal in the back of his dad.
Speaker 3: But I just feel like this is where we're at.
Speaker 3: An admitted attict who said he had nothing but problems.
Speaker 3: He already paid all the fines and did everything, and
Speaker 3: now we're dragging up. So today, the third day on
Speaker 3: the trial, the ex wife comes and she says that
Speaker 3: she wasn't too bad, but she said that she was
Speaker 3: aware in twenty fifteen that he had a problem. She'd
Speaker 3: gotten twenty fourteen. They might have been one because remember
Speaker 3: he both of Biden's sons were in the military. He
Speaker 3: exited in twenty fourteen from the Navy, and she had
Speaker 3: found paraphernalia, she never saw him doing it, blah blah blah.
Speaker 3: And then there was, you know, on the cross examination
Speaker 3: of that FBI agent, she couldn't she couldn't verify that
Speaker 3: Biden did what he actually claimed he was doing during
Speaker 3: the Texas and stuff. And then the ex girlfriend comes
Speaker 3: and says she bought in drugs, and it just dragged
Speaker 3: it all up for everybody to see. And I swear
Speaker 3: it's for nothing more. It is political, but definitely to
Speaker 3: embarrass Biden. And he's kind of come out. He came
Speaker 3: out last week and said, you know, as I'm the president,
Speaker 3: but I'm also a dad. He said in Jill and
Speaker 3: I love her son, and we're so proud of the
Speaker 3: man that he is today. And I said, you go
Speaker 3: like you stand up your kids.
Speaker 2: Yes, And I love that he will. He does because
Speaker 2: we always holler and separating church and state. I love
Speaker 2: that he separates that, yes I am the president and
Speaker 2: yes this is my son, but this is also a
Speaker 2: regular citizen, and that he does wrong, he will have
Speaker 2: to face the consequences. Now do I think that he'll
Speaker 2: get a little more special treatment than other people because
Speaker 2: he is Joe Biden's son, Well, of course I do,
Speaker 2: just like I expect Trump's children and Trump to get
Speaker 2: special treatment because they were put in those positions. But
Speaker 2: I love the fact that Joe acknowledges that, no, we're
Speaker 2: not perfect, and my kid isn't perfect, and if he
Speaker 2: does something wrong, I have to acknowledge that. But they're
Speaker 2: doing anything and everything that they can bobby to cloud
Speaker 2: the American people's perspective of President Biden. Because you know,
Speaker 2: they want to make him look bad, they want to
Speaker 2: make him look incompetent, They want to make anything. But
Speaker 2: Hunter Biden was never the president. Hunter Biden wasn't in
Speaker 2: a position working at the White House where he made
Speaker 2: decisions or choices. He wasn't. So y'all got to stop
Speaker 2: looking at that. You got the look at who was
Speaker 2: a Bonika Trump and the Trump Boys. He was never
Speaker 2: in those positions. I believe it because as a parent,
Speaker 2: Joe knew exactly who his son is. I believe that
Speaker 2: he knew exactly who his son is. And no, I
Speaker 2: don't need you around this. You got your own life.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna covet you and take care of you, but
Speaker 2: I don't need you in here my professional life. And
Speaker 2: I respect him for that. I think a lot of
Speaker 2: people put that off and miss that.
Speaker 3: It is. And with people that have addiction, what we're
Speaker 3: can do is we can support them and tell them
Speaker 3: that we love them, but we can't step in their way.
Speaker 3: Sometimes some of our I mean, you've seen this throughout
Speaker 3: your life, some of our biggest falldowns. We get the
Speaker 3: best information from that, you know. It's how we rise up,
Speaker 3: It's how we learn and he isn't this drug addiction
Speaker 3: if twenty fourteen, if she's rise, this was happening at
Speaker 3: the end of his vice presidency. So in let's remember everybody,
Speaker 3: I think he's in his mid fifth now, he was.
Speaker 3: He was also a grown ass man in his mid forties.
Speaker 3: He wasn't. Joe Biden was not responsible from at this point.
Speaker 3: He had his own wife and children and a children,
Speaker 3: have a child here and a child there, and so yeah,
Speaker 3: I just it's just messy. It's and again we say
Speaker 3: this every single week. Claim what are we not talking about?
Speaker 2: Well, let me just say this taking much prices was
Speaker 2: around me. I might have got pregnant too, because Hunting
Speaker 2: was found when he was a little younger. Let's just
Speaker 2: talk about it. Hunting was good looking.
Speaker 3: Before the stress. He was before this stress he was.
Speaker 3: And that's another thing that that that's a father knows.
Speaker 3: So this is what I've said about RFK, And I
Speaker 3: can appreciate that he has been clean and sober for
Speaker 3: many years, but being in the in the White House,
Speaker 3: these are high stress, high pressure positions. I am sure
Speaker 3: Joe even if a hunter could have handed you know,
Speaker 3: mentally could have handled it intellectually is what I mean,
Speaker 3: not mentally it would it might have been too much
Speaker 3: for him. Yeah, he was. He was hands of all
Speaker 3: this pressure over the past three years. That poor guy
Speaker 3: has aged like ten years. But it's it's when you're
Speaker 3: when you've admitted you had a problem, you got help
Speaker 3: for the problem, you resolved the problem, you paid your fees.
Speaker 3: How much more can we can we beat him down?
Speaker 3: They had the guy that sold him them, that sold
Speaker 3: him the gun and said he did come in and
Speaker 3: he did sheck and he even said to him, make
Speaker 3: sure you don't make mistakes. But he also said he
Speaker 3: didn't appear to be impaired. Yeah, like, how are they
Speaker 3: going to prove in twenty eighteen? You know the ex
Speaker 3: girlfriend did say up till September, I don't know when
Speaker 3: the gun was purchased, that you knew that he did
Speaker 3: use drugs. And here's the other thing. Having addicts in
Speaker 3: my family, they never think that they're an avenue in
Speaker 3: the beginning until.
Speaker 2: I don't know, as Americans, I think that we forget
Speaker 2: or as people period some days you don't want to
Speaker 2: get out of bed, and that's nothing that you're sick
Speaker 2: or you you don't some days you just don't want
Speaker 2: to do nothing. As the president of the United States,
Speaker 2: you don't have the luxury of having those days. And
Speaker 2: he is not twenty five years old, he's not fifty's
Speaker 2: eighty he's eighty.
Speaker 3: No, he's eighty one. Yeah, he's eighty one years old.
Speaker 3: And I have said to you, I think if we
Speaker 3: had a better option, I don't think he would have run.
Speaker 3: I think he would have happily hinged over the reins.
Speaker 3: But because nobody else is stepping up or has a
Speaker 3: chance about going head to head with Trump, I think
Speaker 3: he feels like he had to stay in I think
Speaker 3: he'd like to go around and stay with his grandkids
Speaker 3: and his great grandkids. That will probably happen because he
Speaker 3: had a granddaughter that got married last year or the
Speaker 3: year before. Yeah, I mean, the verdict can come and
Speaker 3: as quickly as two weeks. Usually a first time offender
Speaker 3: won't get like the full If they did convict him,
Speaker 3: he faces up to twenty five years in prison though,
Speaker 3: and seven hundred and fifty dollars and seven hundred and
Speaker 3: fifty thousand dollars and fines. So it is we get
Speaker 3: a lot of first this time around. How you don't
Speaker 3: usually it's with Trump. It's the first time in the
Speaker 3: history of American history. Child of the.
Speaker 2: City is what somebody else did over the president. Because
Speaker 2: none of these are Joe Biden's issues. These are his
Speaker 2: children's issues, you know, And we're not responsible for everything
Speaker 2: that our children do. But he is the president of
Speaker 2: the free world. He got a lot of responsibilities. Okay,
Speaker 2: Prayers to the Biden family and to Hunter Biden. You know,
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't know all the ramifications of
Speaker 2: what has happened with Hunter, but I like Hunter, I
Speaker 2: like well, I like the Biden family. I like family.
Speaker 3: Let me just say that because they're decent. They're all
Speaker 3: decent people, and they all love each other. It's a
Speaker 3: family that gets along. I'm sure they have their squabbles,
Speaker 3: don't get me wrong, I don't. I don't want to
Speaker 3: know things that have happened. Everybody can keep those comments
Speaker 3: to yourself. But the appearance that they give is that
Speaker 3: they all love each other and they support each other.
Speaker 3: And I love that Joe Biden has integrity and has
Speaker 3: stepped out and said what happens happened. He was a
Speaker 3: grown man and he's not going to.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and before you get in. Yes, Joe Biden is
Speaker 2: not perfect. He did sign the the bill about Stephen Frisco.
Speaker 2: He did that, but none of us are perfect.
Speaker 3: None of us was the best at the time.
Speaker 2: I don't know if it was the best at the time. Bobby,
Speaker 2: I'm not going to agree with that. As a black person,
Speaker 2: I'm not going to agree that it was the best
Speaker 2: at the time.
Speaker 3: No, I understand, but it was. Well, sometimes it's the
Speaker 3: best they put out. These are two options. Once sucked
Speaker 3: and this was the best.
Speaker 2: This is what I mean. But I think that being
Speaker 2: that that crimes bill, I think that it should have
Speaker 2: been reviewed a little deeper. But he didn't know that
Speaker 2: he was going to be the president of the United
Speaker 2: States one day. I know he wanted to be, but
Speaker 2: he probably thought that he would probably never be. So
Speaker 2: we have all made mistakes. I'm not It's not like,
Speaker 2: oh I forgot. I didn't forget. But like Bobby said,
Speaker 2: we only have two options, and I'm only I'm choosing
Speaker 2: the option that seemed like it works for me.
Speaker 3: And he's presidential, so you know, between the two options.
Speaker 3: He doesn't talk poorly about anybody he's come even I
Speaker 3: don't know if you've noticed this. He's cut out and
Speaker 3: done a few ads about you know, Trump's campaign, and
Speaker 3: they've been negative, and it's it doesn't quite sit right
Speaker 3: with me because it's not him, do you know, Like
Speaker 3: it's not You can see he's uncomfortable about it, but
Speaker 3: he has no choice because he's got to He's got
Speaker 3: to reach these young people somehow. And I don't know how.
Speaker 3: I don't know how that's going to happen. Well, I
Speaker 3: don't know how it's going to happen. You know. He
Speaker 3: came up with the immigration today or yesterday, and that's
Speaker 3: another hot friggin mess. So the squad is mad, you know,
Speaker 3: the progressives are all mad at him. The ACLU is
Speaker 3: going to take him to court because he's putting people
Speaker 3: at risk. What about the Americans that are at risk? Well,
Speaker 3: and he had to do something. He sat on his
Speaker 3: hands for three years waiting for the bill to pass,
Speaker 3: somebody to come up with something better. At this point,
Speaker 3: we're in crisis mode.
Speaker 2: Something that the Republicans brought to the table that he
Speaker 2: was ready to go on with. But then y'all allowed
Speaker 2: the last administration to get in your head to make
Speaker 2: the bill go somewhere else, I'm telling you we are.
Speaker 2: It is so crazy. But Bobby, unfortunately, I think that
Speaker 2: we are going to have to learn the very hard way.
Speaker 3: And I agree it's and maybe that's what every country,
Speaker 3: you know, like you kind of hit a point and
Speaker 3: every country has to has to you know, have some
Speaker 3: speed bumps. But I'm hoping something. I mean, this at
Speaker 3: least stops stops the bleeding end twenty five hundred. He
Speaker 3: doesn't have a restriction, and I don't know if that.
Speaker 3: I think people are concerned about this because it could
Speaker 3: be it could get dangerous. He doesn't have a restriction
Speaker 3: on miners who are unaccompanied because they're they're nervous that
Speaker 3: a the parents will send the kids all over by
Speaker 3: themselves on purpose now because it's not going to be stopped.
Speaker 3: And what I heard one of the talking heads today,
Speaker 3: one of the GOP talking heads, and I thought, they
Speaker 3: will have to figure out a way to vetit is
Speaker 3: some of the cartels with human trafficking might send these
Speaker 3: girls seventeen and under under you know, over the line,
Speaker 3: and so we're gonna have to figure they're going to
Speaker 3: figure out that he's.
Speaker 2: A bag of yuck because you know, young girls they're
Speaker 2: going to they're going to take advantage of those girls
Speaker 2: and destroy their lives and destroy their innocence, and just
Speaker 2: so it's so much, it's too much to unpack right now, Bobby,
Speaker 2: Let's go to uh ooh somewhere else.
Speaker 3: All right, let's go back up so I can tell
Speaker 3: you what he oh, I just went by, So what
Speaker 3: he is doing. He's been so the US trying to
Speaker 3: China trade wars and kind of heating up with EV cars,
Speaker 3: which is you know, President Biden has been pushing for
Speaker 3: emissions at reasons. I know you've had you've got to
Speaker 3: hybrid yourself, and you've had you've got issues with it.
Speaker 3: But he wants, you know, he wants American evs to
Speaker 3: be used, not Chinese, and he's putting one hundred percent
Speaker 3: tariff on Chinese EV's that are coming over. So he's
Speaker 3: targeting eighteen billion worths of these imports. So he you know,
Speaker 3: we have been getting along very well with China. China
Speaker 3: hasn't be getting along very well with us. So it's
Speaker 3: a way to kind of sanction. People are not going
Speaker 3: to be happy, but we're gonna we're going to have
Speaker 3: to have some sort of blood loss on on consumer side,
Speaker 3: because we really have to get off these Chinese products.
Speaker 3: They break anyway.
Speaker 2: Fresh.
Speaker 3: Some are good and some are not not.
Speaker 2: So some of the science that they made in China,
Speaker 2: I don't guess, some that they made in th h
Speaker 2: E and A.
Speaker 3: China. Yeah, so some people feel it's kind of a
Speaker 3: symbolic move, but he's letting China know we're coming. You know,
Speaker 3: we're not going to put up. He had all those
Speaker 3: text credits from the Chips Act and the Inflation Reduction Act.
Speaker 3: So I'm hoping that somebody, you know, with these unique
Speaker 3: cars kind of kind of picks up the torch and
Speaker 3: keeps going, oh god, you know, we have to talk
Speaker 3: about and I really do it.
Speaker 2: But they want it. They want it's they.
Speaker 3: Wanted so Trump. So the Court of Appeals granted emotion
Speaker 3: for Fannie Willis. The judge who initially heard the case
Speaker 3: earlier this year, did feel that there were issues with
Speaker 3: her relationship, but felt they could be remedied, which they
Speaker 3: were by the partner. I'm blinking on his name right now,
Speaker 3: resigning what she did. So now it's coming forward again
Speaker 3: and it will be reviewed and we'll see where that's
Speaker 3: going to go. I think that this judge is just
Speaker 3: she's just looking for anything that she possibly can.
Speaker 2: Too.
Speaker 3: The same with the Jack Smith that canon, she's looking
Speaker 3: for anything she possibly can to try to delay these
Speaker 3: these cases. In fact, the one that's canon is overseeing
Speaker 3: is she has postponed it indefinitely. She has not come
Speaker 3: out with any type of date, so we have no idea.
Speaker 3: We obviously it's not going to happen before the election.
Speaker 3: At this point. She is trying to see if they
Speaker 3: can remove I don't know if she is under somebody's
Speaker 3: influence or if she's terrified on making some sort of
Speaker 3: mistake on that subversion case, but she is allowing there
Speaker 3: to be a day and a half hearing that third
Speaker 3: parties can come in and put their two cents in
Speaker 3: to see if he is if he is fit to
Speaker 3: be to still.
Speaker 2: Be hear as younger about dirty politics. When I tell
Speaker 2: you that we don't have to hear about it, it's
Speaker 2: right in.
Speaker 3: A face, it's right all over, and it's not one
Speaker 3: thing like so that's exactly dirty Polo. That was the Watergate.
Speaker 3: Remember that was one thing that was going on. There
Speaker 3: weren't nine hundred and twenty everywhere you turn it's nothing.
Speaker 3: And that's what it's making me sad about Joe, because
Speaker 3: he is going to have to turn to not necessarily dirty,
Speaker 3: but dirty than he's just doing. I don't like that.
Speaker 3: I like to go high and the go low, and
Speaker 3: you know, like I.
Speaker 2: Like all that, Sometimes you got to get real low.
Speaker 2: I know somebody who went load this morning. Sometimes you
Speaker 2: got to get real low. And the first debate's coming
Speaker 2: up on June and twenty seven, and as much as
Speaker 2: I'm looking forward to it, I need Joe to be
Speaker 2: Chris like you always tell me I want. I want
Speaker 2: sharp flames. You need Joe to be concise. I need
Speaker 2: every punch to to have impact. I need every word
Speaker 2: to strike a chord. Yep. But you know it, whoo,
Speaker 2: it's shaky. Let me say that, I don't know if
Speaker 2: it's going to happen.
Speaker 3: I mean they say it, everybody says it's going to happen,
Speaker 3: but I don't know, especially well, he's not going to
Speaker 3: be he's not going to be sentenced Trump yet. Like
Speaker 3: it's depending on what happens with him too, right, But
Speaker 3: somebody was talking about they want to bring U Joe
Speaker 3: in and have him have him looked at because oh
Speaker 3: the Wall Street Journal Murdoch's little baby, you know, and
Speaker 3: you know whose pocket Murdock is. And they had they
Speaker 3: had forty five people interviewed GOP as well as Democrats
Speaker 3: about Joe's sanity, sharpness, ability to do the job. And
Speaker 3: I was listening to it on the radio, so I didn't.
Speaker 3: I came in like one beat late from forgetting the
Speaker 3: the Democratic senator's name, and he's so the article had
Speaker 3: only the GOP side and that he's old, and that
Speaker 3: he's he's out of the job and he can't. And
Speaker 3: so this Democratic senator said, we all were in and
Speaker 3: we spoke to we were just in a meeting, and
Speaker 3: it was so multifaceted, faceted and so complex, and anybody
Speaker 3: other than Joe coming and coming in because of his
Speaker 3: fifty years of experience, would never He went back and
Speaker 3: said no, no, in sixty two and in seventy eight,
Speaker 3: and we told him the final time in eighty eight.
Speaker 3: He doesn't seem like he's slow to main He does
Speaker 3: no physically. Is his body slower?
Speaker 2: Oh see? And that's just that is just com painting
Speaker 2: a picture of what they want joke President Biden to
Speaker 2: be perceived as I'm right again. I'm riding with bad
Speaker 2: he damn show ain't driving. I promise you he could
Speaker 2: sit on it. He can sit right next to me
Speaker 2: in the middle of the middle seat. You know they
Speaker 2: haven't had those middle seat cars in the eight seventies.
Speaker 2: He could sit in one of the right in the middle,
Speaker 2: on the whole front bro one of.
Speaker 3: The bench, right on the bench. We'll get a big
Speaker 3: bench for you, or one of those you could do
Speaker 3: one of those motorcycles that has a little sun.
Speaker 2: He can tell me to go left, go right, go straight,
Speaker 2: go backwards, because I'm going to listen to him because
Speaker 2: he will be the commander in chief and he will
Speaker 2: be the man in charge, so I will listen to him,
Speaker 2: but I will do the driving. But Bobby, I'm telling
Speaker 2: you right now, it is whoo mind boggling to see
Speaker 2: where we're hitded is mind boggling to see where we're headed.
Speaker 3: It's crazy. I mean Trump every time he opens his mouth.
Speaker 3: And I hate saying this because I feel like I'm
Speaker 3: I'm part of the problem of pitting Democrat against It's
Speaker 3: not it's this particular man he's now saying. And I'm
Speaker 3: sure you've heard him all over the place that he
Speaker 3: never said locked Hillary up. I never said it. He
Speaker 3: forgets that there's you know, there's that bean footage like
Speaker 3: they say on the Bush Beans. I mean they bring
Speaker 3: up like five different times that he did. So it's
Speaker 3: it's it's crazy. I think that he actually, I think
Speaker 3: he needs to be looking at he believes what he says.
Speaker 3: Anybody says, he believes.
Speaker 2: It his his, his his.
Speaker 3: I think he actually, I don't know. I think he actually.
Speaker 2: Said he had meltdown. He's had memories of moments of
Speaker 2: memory lapse and so many different things publicly. And yes,
Speaker 2: he did say he didn't remember saying lord Hillary up
Speaker 2: if she was convicted of a felony. And he did
Speaker 2: say he did say that uh, president should get should
Speaker 2: not get partied. He said lots of things. I don't
Speaker 2: remember if that was exactly the right quote about president
Speaker 2: should get pardoned.
Speaker 3: As long as it's not him, that's what he should say.
Speaker 2: But but everything that he has said that pertaining to
Speaker 2: someone else in the criminal activities, that comes back to
Speaker 2: bite the minute butt. But then he like he selectively forgets.
Speaker 2: So you're right, But Bobby, let me tell you something.
Speaker 2: I think we are selectively forgetting the American people.
Speaker 3: I'm not I remember every I remember him saying, do
Speaker 3: you remember him going for TikTok's throat? Well, guess who
Speaker 3: joined TikTok this week and has a bazillion a bazillion
Speaker 3: followers already. I just can't believe it. And I misspoke earlier.
Speaker 3: I said that his campaign brought in one hundred and
Speaker 3: fifty one million. It was one hundred and forty one million.
Speaker 3: I apologize, I know, but I like to be I
Speaker 3: don't want people thinking it's it's it was one of
Speaker 3: a little.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I know, I know, and it's still and is still
Speaker 3: still doing it. You know, I saw something that I
Speaker 3: thought was kind of funny, and I wonder if they
Speaker 3: if they will follow follow him. So, you know, the
Speaker 3: Democratic Senator Bob Menendez is on trial in New York
Speaker 3: for corruption bribery. His son Rob won his Democratic primary
Speaker 3: against Mayor Rabi Bala for Northern New Jersey. I thought
Speaker 3: that was now, maybe he'll be the good guy and
Speaker 3: try to kind of clear or not be compared to
Speaker 3: his father at all, and show us that you know,
Speaker 3: that last name doesn't doesn't mean anything necessarily.
Speaker 2: All the generations new change though, because let me tell something,
Speaker 2: and I'm not a Republican. I'm not a conservative. I
Speaker 2: was asked for when did I become conservative this week
Speaker 2: with Donald them, and I'm like, I have a damn conservative.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but like no, but you're a moderate, You're you're
Speaker 3: you don't like like you're not giving it away like
Speaker 3: Bernie Sands an independent, but you're not giving it.
Speaker 2: A Paul uh was one of my favorites, and he
Speaker 2: was a Republican. He's very seasonal, but his son Ram Paul.
Speaker 2: I never agree with anything that he said. And of
Speaker 2: course now the roaches are coming out because now he
Speaker 2: has come out. He's been quiet all this time, but
Speaker 2: now we're down to the finished land and now he
Speaker 2: wants to come out with his rhetoric about this, that
Speaker 2: and the third. I think that that that that brilliance
Speaker 2: and sanity and common sense skips generations or you know,
Speaker 2: sometimes it's for the older and the youth, and sometimes
Speaker 2: it's for the youth or the old. I think it's
Speaker 2: skipped generations byby I think people are.
Speaker 3: Do you think we spoil them? Do you think it's
Speaker 3: skips or the father like we'll even say Trump he
Speaker 3: was his dad was a bright man, an excellent businessman.
Speaker 3: And I think what happens is when you do that,
Speaker 3: you always want to give your kid more, and you
Speaker 3: want to whatever, and you spoil them and they don't
Speaker 3: come with that same heat because they don't need to.
Speaker 3: And then maybe the next generation does. I don't know.
Speaker 3: I feel like I feel like there's a little nurture
Speaker 3: in nature.
Speaker 2: Well, you might have used the wronger example, I mean,
Speaker 2: I mean, I remember that John Trump was a great businessman.
Speaker 2: Because you might use the wrong you might have started
Speaker 2: off with the wrong family.
Speaker 3: It seems like there's a lot going on at the
Speaker 3: congressional hearings there after Fauci.
Speaker 2: I'm glad you brought Fauci. I won't get into that
Speaker 2: because I want to I want to close out. I
Speaker 2: never supported Fauci. Let me say that again publicly. I
Speaker 2: never supported him because I lost so many fans during
Speaker 2: the AIDS crisis. And I was never anti vaccine. I've
Speaker 2: had all kind of vaccines in my youth. I was
Speaker 2: anti the way they distributed this last one. And now
Speaker 2: he's under fire, people saying he's dead. So he's there.
Speaker 2: He made up the sort that is the problem. Bobby,
Speaker 2: I don't know what to be true because I'm not
Speaker 2: a scientist. I wasn't there on the other end to
Speaker 2: work on it. But because you keep giving us twelve
Speaker 2: thousand different stories, what do I believe? Now here's the thing.
Speaker 2: COVID is still very prevalent in America, but because we're
Speaker 2: not talking about it on the news anymore, it's like
Speaker 2: it went away. It never went away. And according to
Speaker 2: the last administration, A first of all, it wasn't real,
Speaker 2: then it was real, then take bleach, then put uv lights,
Speaker 2: and then it's it's been so many differents And that
Speaker 2: is what it is. When you hit me with twelve
Speaker 2: different thousand things about one thing, I don't know what
Speaker 2: to believe. So if it's me and I think of
Speaker 2: myself as a pretty bright person, I'm not the most
Speaker 2: intelligent person.
Speaker 3: You got to go with your God.
Speaker 2: But when so many different people are telling you all
Speaker 2: these different informations, you don't know what to believe. Bobby,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying. You working in healthcare, so
Speaker 2: you were talking about the common person who does it.
Speaker 2: So if you hit me with this today, they say
Speaker 2: take it tomorrow is this way? The next day is
Speaker 2: I don't know what to do, so I imagine it.
Speaker 3: No, I understand that, but I also think that so
Speaker 3: these people have been given in the congressional hearings, all
Speaker 3: of the people, they've been given the information. So what
Speaker 3: happens in research is it's the best information that we
Speaker 3: have at that time. They were given Fauci and Burke's
Speaker 3: and all of them. They were given information the moment
Speaker 3: by moment flame you know, they were saying, you know,
Speaker 3: this is what we should do, and then they would
Speaker 3: find something because they would just get a little bit
Speaker 3: more information and that negated it. And then they get
Speaker 3: a little bit more information and that negated it. That's
Speaker 3: how we went from having to wear a mask at
Speaker 3: all times, and then we went to the certain masks
Speaker 3: that we should have, and then we went to six feet,
Speaker 3: which he said he was never four, but the CDC
Speaker 3: felt six feet because that's how far droplets can go.
Speaker 3: It's they really are doing the best. We talk to
Speaker 3: little earlier and I said, one of what I think
Speaker 3: would be something wonderful that would come out of all
Speaker 3: of this is like a debrief, Like I would love
Speaker 3: a committee to go in because there will be another
Speaker 3: pandemic hopefully not, maybe not in our time. But if
Speaker 3: there is, what do we learn, what do we do well,
Speaker 3: what do we do really poorly? What could have changed?
Speaker 3: And where should we go from there? Because I don't
Speaker 3: believe that anybody, even the Orange Man, I don't believe
Speaker 3: anybody was trying to give information to harm anyone. I
Speaker 3: think they were trying to make it the American people
Speaker 3: or the people of the world feel like they had
Speaker 3: some sort of control, when the reality is there was
Speaker 3: no control, They had no idea. They still need to
Speaker 3: figure out exactly where it came from. The lass that
Speaker 3: I heard was that Redfield, who used to be I
Speaker 3: think he was the head of the CDC. He thinks
Speaker 3: it it might have been from some sort of vaccine
Speaker 3: that they were trying to create and China for their people,
Speaker 3: for their military or whatnot, to protect them going out,
Speaker 3: and then they didn't keep they didn't keep it enclosed
Speaker 3: correctly enough, and then they.
Speaker 2: Take too many people behind. That some of this chemical warfare,
Speaker 2: and that that is my fear about us ever going
Speaker 2: into war in America, that the chemical warfare is a
Speaker 2: lot of carrier. To me, then I know the bomb
Speaker 2: is coming.
Speaker 3: No, And I think you, and so even you saying that,
Speaker 3: that's why I want more research done. That's why I
Speaker 3: want to know more information because somebody could use this
Speaker 3: to weaponize. You might not kill everybody, but god, you
Speaker 3: could take a whole population out at one time. You
Speaker 3: could shut a country down for a financial gain.
Speaker 2: I'd like to a lot of people. People could go blind,
Speaker 2: lose their you lose their sense of COVID took your
Speaker 2: sense of face, It took your sense of smell, it
Speaker 2: took your energy.
Speaker 3: COVID Yes, for some people. For some people it took
Speaker 3: their lives, as we know, and people who who appeared
Speaker 3: healthy but had underlying things that we didn't necessarily know.
Speaker 3: But I'll tell you it's more what we were talking
Speaker 3: about when I was feeling a little hopeless, and it
Speaker 3: was definitely from this. It's the vitriol. It was the horrific,
Speaker 3: the wording, just like we're having the conversation now. We
Speaker 3: might not totally agree, but I'm learning from you. You're
Speaker 3: annoinning for me. That Marjorie Taylor Green, she wouldn't call
Speaker 3: doctor Fauci doctor, she called him mister because he's not
Speaker 3: a doctor. Well, I'm pretty sure that he went to
Speaker 3: medical school. He did an internship, he did a residency,
Speaker 3: he did a fellowship. I'm pretty sure he's a doctor.
Speaker 3: And I still want to yell, comb your hair.
Speaker 2: Your disrespect blatantly allowed to happen at the top, and
Speaker 2: we're watching it. It's going to completely trickle down to
Speaker 2: where nobody will have respect from them body. There's a
Speaker 2: line from my favorite cartoon, The Incredibles where Syndrome, the
Speaker 2: bad guy, says he was going to make once every
Speaker 2: is what were they super, then nobody will be we
Speaker 2: have become everybody is the same. Everybody, well we should
Speaker 2: be the same. But because we glorify a certain people
Speaker 2: and we put them on pedestals. Politicians, judges, doctors, and
Speaker 2: those people should be respected, but sometimes we put them
Speaker 2: up on a high pedestal. And now when we see
Speaker 2: that they're just real people, regular people, nobody has respect
Speaker 2: for them. It is eof wo yep.
Speaker 3: No, it's something something, something has to happen with that
Speaker 3: bleach blonde body.
Speaker 2: She was.
Speaker 3: She was shut down. I mean she was shut down.
Speaker 3: They they did it very respectfully to her. She wasn't
Speaker 3: given any but they did it with her. They said, listen,
Speaker 3: hold on, he is a doctor, you will refer to
Speaker 3: him that way. I don't even know if she knew
Speaker 3: what she was talking about. You know, it's the same thing, Marjorie,
Speaker 3: What would you have done? You had a gazillion million people.
Speaker 3: I don't know how many at the top of my head,
Speaker 3: how many citizens we have right now? It's your job
Speaker 3: to protect them, and you're going with the best you
Speaker 3: know at this moment. What do you do?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, So I like to see how she she could
Speaker 3: have done any better. But I think we can learn.
Speaker 3: I think this is a huge learning curve that we
Speaker 3: could have, and I think it'll be very disappointing if
Speaker 3: this administration doesn't do something to kind of figure that out.
Speaker 3: And then Merrick Colland he's not going to be intimidated.
Speaker 3: He was upset to they were being mad at him.
Speaker 3: He was Biden's consensus pick, and now everybody hates his guts.
Speaker 3: Bill Maher called him an attorney general Bomby fund.
Speaker 2: Bill. I would like to say, I would love to
Speaker 2: sit with that man one day, Bubby. I think.
Speaker 3: Show that's my bucket dream for you.
Speaker 2: Say we needed to put yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's half mixed, so so yeah, hopefully keeping our
Speaker 3: fingers crossed. There is a new bill out just that everybody,
Speaker 3: you're going to have to stay tuned. We don't have
Speaker 3: a lot of information on it. The Right to Contraception
Speaker 3: Bill of twenty twenty four. It is something that the
Speaker 3: Senate is expected to vote on today, fingers crossed. That
Speaker 3: will allow and guarantee access country nationwide for contraception. It
Speaker 3: will give people the birth control pill, It'll give them
Speaker 3: playing B pill, It'll give condoms i u D another
Speaker 3: form of contraception. So fingers and toast cross we might
Speaker 3: not be able to get Roe v. Wade immediately, but
Speaker 3: if we can start doing stuff like this so people
Speaker 3: don't I'll take get pregnant.
Speaker 2: I'll take for those Playing B pills was killing me
Speaker 2: during the pandemic. Good god, I had them, at least
Speaker 2: fifteen of them. I ain't goingly well.
Speaker 3: You know, we could say a little something about you.
Speaker 3: You could have got a hobby, make a bird.
Speaker 2: House or something. Bird was always in somebody's house, that's
Speaker 2: the problem.
Speaker 3: But Texas didn't do so. While they they somebody put
Speaker 3: put through a challenge to the restrictive bandon abortions and
Speaker 3: and Texas Supreme Court helped it up. So nothing in Texas, don't.
Speaker 2: That's a whole another ball game. I've seen Abbott out
Speaker 2: there at the border in his wheelchair. Lord knows, I
Speaker 2: wanted one of them rocks to just flatten the tires
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