Speaker 1: Flame Flame.
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Speaker 1: Hey, no this do what you do? Can't no this?
Speaker 4: Do what you do? Can't no you what I do?
Speaker 4: No this? Hey hey, hey, welcome to laugh and learn.
Speaker 4: I am your host, Flaming Roe, and today almost is
Speaker 4: the new the son of a new month. We are
Speaker 4: at May thirty first, almost six months into the year,
Speaker 4: and I would love to say that America has gotten better,
Speaker 4: but absolutely not. So today we're gonna talk about it.
Speaker 4: I am here with my wonderful producer, mister Aaron, and
Speaker 4: my girl, my one and only girl. Mistook to somebody.
Speaker 1: Cliff and hello, Bobby, Hi, saying.
Speaker 4: I'm glad you here to join me because I've been
Speaker 4: all over the place I was. I was on a
Speaker 4: whirlwind tour in Yellow Springs, Xenia and Springfield, Ohio.
Speaker 1: Good god, oh, tell us all about it.
Speaker 4: Springfield, Ohio will never be the same. They was already
Speaker 4: Trump country. They were scared of black folks. But when
Speaker 4: they started black training come through, I think they fell
Speaker 4: in love.
Speaker 1: Baby.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, I had the best time. Thank you
Speaker 4: Yellow Springs, Xenia and Springfield, Ohio. Thank you Downielle Robins.
Speaker 4: We were at Downie or Land this weekend, Bobby, and
Speaker 4: it is a gathering of people from all nationalities, all
Speaker 4: walks of life. We barbecue, we paddleboarded, we were on canoes,
Speaker 4: we played kickball, we played cars. We joined together. And
Speaker 4: he had a podcast on Monday. And I'm sitting on
Speaker 4: the stage with no makeup. I'm looking just about like
Speaker 4: I look right now, and I'm looking at the audience
Speaker 4: of everything. When I say everything, everything, and they say
Speaker 4: playing and what does Danielle Land mean to you? And
Speaker 4: I said, I'm looking at America. This is America to me,
Speaker 4: this is the America that I grew up and everybody
Speaker 4: just getting along, fragnize it, fixing each other. Place. There
Speaker 4: were large whites, large black, small, black, small, agent. Everybody
Speaker 4: was a family. Nobody was in Louis being shot or
Speaker 4: being beat up. There was no profanity. It was so
Speaker 4: many kids around. The kids were interacting. That is the
Speaker 4: America I grew up in, and unfortunately that is not
Speaker 4: the America that I know right now. But I remember
Speaker 4: that that was it, and I was glad to be
Speaker 4: reminded of this is what is America, not what they're pushing.
Speaker 4: So it was a beautiful path for me. I had
Speaker 4: a great time. I was introduced to twenty six hundred
Speaker 4: new people because they had me host to show it
Speaker 4: was Trump Country. I came out and told a joke
Speaker 4: about Joe Biden, but of course I had to give
Speaker 4: them what they needed. I told one about Trump too.
Speaker 4: I said, Trump like the grad woman by the pussy.
Speaker 4: I hope he grabbed man. He's gonna be stroking for
Speaker 4: nine inches. They lost it. They loved me because I
Speaker 4: did not attack their leader. I made fun of their leader.
Speaker 4: It's a very big difference when you don't attack, but
Speaker 4: if you make fun of Because they know it too.
Speaker 4: They laughed with me, not at me, They laughed with me.
Speaker 4: It was a great experience, Bobby, and I was glad
Speaker 4: to go. So next year we got to go about it.
Speaker 4: Are you gonna get in the boat, Bobby Clifford.
Speaker 1: Sweet Jesus, I might think it. I might be like, uh,
Speaker 1: you know the Fitzgerald that went.
Speaker 4: Down, Oh that was a man, Bobby, three times begging
Speaker 4: than you. His boat didn't sing, now, any of it, Willie.
Speaker 4: Almost the whole time this boat had an erection. It
Speaker 4: was all up in the front.
Speaker 1: Good God, he didn't sit in the middle.
Speaker 4: You said it in the bag, baby, And the boat
Speaker 4: was full on hard good. I wanted to put a
Speaker 4: condom on it, Jesus. The boat was stating up. It
Speaker 4: was so much fun. It was. It was a great
Speaker 4: and it was It was a reminder of my childhood
Speaker 4: because when I used to go to summer camp, we
Speaker 4: were thrust upon each other with all different nationalities. So
Speaker 4: it wasn't though you were a black kid, I'm a
Speaker 4: white kid. You a Latino kid. You agent. We were
Speaker 4: all just children and we all got along. You know.
Speaker 4: We just got along because we got along because we
Speaker 4: were kids, not because we were colors and that's what's
Speaker 4: wrong with the world. Now everybody's seeing color as opposed
Speaker 4: to people. It's just crazy. But it was a great experience.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Donille Rawlins Downielle Land is wonderful. Next year,
Speaker 4: you guys, get your tickets, say look forward on Donille's site.
Speaker 4: It was wonderful, wonderful, wonder I'm telling you, bring your kids,
Speaker 4: bring your dog, bring your bring your camping equipment, and
Speaker 4: bring a great personality and leaa trolls at home because
Speaker 4: it was just a wonderful experience. I just had to
Speaker 4: get that out. And now we're back home to the
Speaker 4: drawing boy. Good God on my bad Jesus, thank you,
Speaker 4: and where we are this was This was also a
Speaker 4: very very touching and hard weekend for me, Bobby, because
Speaker 4: I lost We lost a legend. We lost somebody that
Speaker 4: I admire so much as I have impersonated her as
Speaker 4: a character for more than twenty years, the late, great,
Speaker 4: the one and only Miss Tina Turner herself. God, I
Speaker 4: love to do Tina Tina and used to Tina was
Speaker 4: my bread and butter for many years, Bobby. Because I
Speaker 4: was known as a teen at turning female impersonator. I
Speaker 4: made so much money just doing Tea as a character.
Speaker 1: You were the first person I thought of when I
Speaker 1: heard it and it popped up, I immediately thought a
Speaker 1: few I'm like, oh my god, that's you know, I mean,
Speaker 1: she was. She was a remarkable woman who had through
Speaker 1: the adversity of her life and the worst of circumstances.
Speaker 1: She was the phoenix that rose again.
Speaker 4: Yes she was. She was quite what fifty sixty years
Speaker 4: in the industry, and mind you, she was a black
Speaker 4: woman the whole time. So imagine how hard it was
Speaker 4: back then as a black entertainer and a woman, you know,
Speaker 4: because it ain't just because you're black. America is very sexist.
Speaker 4: And you know, she rose above all that. And then
Speaker 4: she left this country because she wanted to be She
Speaker 4: went to your because she had experienced being treated as
Speaker 4: a person. That is horrible to say, but so true.
Speaker 4: She experienced being treated as a person, not an entertainer,
Speaker 4: not black, not a woman, as a person, and she said,
Speaker 4: you know what, I'm out of here. So she brought
Speaker 4: her home in the south of France and lived and
Speaker 4: died there, and lived well and died well there. That
Speaker 4: was a beautiful thing. Sometimes you got to go find
Speaker 4: your joy, and Tina was a phenomenon. I used to
Speaker 4: have the legs. I still got them, they're just not
Speaker 4: as they're not as young and strong as they used
Speaker 4: to be. But I used to have the legs. I
Speaker 4: always had to smile, the tist together a little bigger.
Speaker 4: But I loved to emulate Tina. I loved Tina's fireing,
Speaker 4: her energy. I love that resty voice, and I loved
Speaker 4: that Tina was never nothing but hair, teeth, legs and
Speaker 4: a smile. She was always That's who Tina was. And
Speaker 4: energy energy.
Speaker 1: I was just gonna say the same thing, and energy.
Speaker 1: She kind of entered the room and everybody turned, regardless
Speaker 1: of what condition, if she was all done up or
Speaker 1: if she wasn't. And she married a much younger man.
Speaker 1: My god, was he what was he? Was he Frond
Speaker 1: or Swisser?
Speaker 4: I think he was. I think he was Swiss. I
Speaker 4: think he was.
Speaker 1: Swiss, Okay, because I know she live there for she was.
Speaker 4: I think he was German. And you got a job
Speaker 4: in Switzerland and they moved there, and then she bought
Speaker 4: the chateau in the south of FRANCEA but whatever the
Speaker 4: case was, what I loved that she found in her life,
Speaker 4: which is the most important. I know y'all think it's
Speaker 4: money and fame success. I promise you that having somebody
Speaker 4: to love you, that you can depend on and you
Speaker 4: could talk to, because killa talk is the greatest talk
Speaker 4: in the world, that is so important to have that
Speaker 4: comfortability level. And y'all know, I'll talk about love like.
Speaker 4: I ain't called me in love, but I do love
Speaker 4: that I have somebody that looks after me, that I
Speaker 4: trust and I leave her when I need to. She
Speaker 4: had that after all the abuse that she went through
Speaker 4: with another partner, and then whatever the ups and downs
Speaker 4: of her career, in her life, she found somebody that
Speaker 4: gave her joy to the end. That is always a
Speaker 4: good thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, in peace. She died with her family around her,
Speaker 1: and she was just at peace. And it also shows
Speaker 1: you that you know, you have to take care of yourself,
Speaker 1: because I swear that half of the stress that she
Speaker 1: had led to some of those those medical conditions. You know,
Speaker 1: it's just it's awful, but she was. She's going to
Speaker 1: be sorely missed. Sure.
Speaker 4: She was a twice twice inductive to the Rock and
Speaker 4: Roll Hall of Fame. She's going to be she will
Speaker 4: go on forever, and I love that they have been
Speaker 4: playing so many tributes. I think Beyonce did a tribute
Speaker 4: for her on one of her shows, and they've been
Speaker 4: playing her on soultoime, on serious radio. They have just
Speaker 4: turned it into a Tina turning station. I have heard
Speaker 4: songs by Tina that I had never heard that I love.
Speaker 4: I listened to Sam Cook's rendition.
Speaker 1: Of I love that, I love that.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I listened to Our Boy by the Real and
Speaker 4: I had never heard Tina's version. I thought it was great.
Speaker 4: But they played the Game of Love by Santana. That's
Speaker 4: my favorite song, Aby Team that I loved to get
Speaker 4: me a little bit, and I love my man in
Speaker 4: Ohio by outside doing the show.
Speaker 1: Did you come out like that at all?
Speaker 4: I came out of Tina. I came on this show.
Speaker 4: They went ag. I think the white people were still screaming.
Speaker 4: I think they was. They were looking at one of
Speaker 4: those hologram that was so much like Tina.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, and that white dress that you have
Speaker 1: that's like perfection.
Speaker 4: Rights, little booty shaking dress. But yeah, rest in peace
Speaker 4: to the great late great tending. We're losing so many
Speaker 4: of the greats. But I love the fact that that
Speaker 4: Dash from ninth, from nineteen thirty nine to twenty twenty three,
Speaker 4: that Dash was a roller coaster of love for her.
Speaker 4: She went up and down, and when she did go up,
Speaker 4: she went to the stratus fifteen. It was the biggest
Speaker 4: star at one point in time of anyone.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, And now she's I mean, if you believe in
Speaker 1: an afterworld, she's with her baby. You know he died
Speaker 1: five or six years ago.
Speaker 4: Cause you know I didn't get in. I will sit
Speaker 4: on the outside house and this bullshit, why I ain't
Speaker 4: get in smoking a cigarette outside of her, I couldn't
Speaker 4: get in.
Speaker 1: No, he's got your little purgatory time with us. Catholic said,
Speaker 1: you got to do your time, a little purgatory time.
Speaker 4: I'm scared of purgatory. I ain't got no fan. Rest
Speaker 4: in peace to the late Gray tender Turner. The ladies.
Speaker 4: You know, we all loved her. America loves her, Europe
Speaker 4: loved her. I think people just loved her in general.
Speaker 4: She was just a force of powerhouse of a person
Speaker 4: in China and a woman. So yeah, and.
Speaker 1: We love as Americans, we love an underdog We love
Speaker 1: anybody that's that's fought back from adversity and and gone
Speaker 1: on and done well and bring people along, you know.
Speaker 1: So she was again, she just was. She was a
Speaker 1: one in a million, that's for sure.
Speaker 4: And also, well, that was the death of a legend.
Speaker 4: Now let's talk about the birth of a new legend,
Speaker 4: of a legend in the making, because this past weekend
Speaker 4: they had that live version of the The Mermaid. Did
Speaker 4: you see it? Bbby?
Speaker 1: I did see it, and you were just talking. I
Speaker 1: was thinking a couple of times, a couple of sentences
Speaker 1: you've already said. I was thinking that would be a
Speaker 1: perfect segue. That would be a perfect segue inclusion. So
Speaker 1: it wasn't just about having a little black girl as
Speaker 1: a mermaid the the I don't want to ruin it
Speaker 1: for people, but the family. So she know how, she's
Speaker 1: got sisters. You know, we've all seen the cartoon version.
Speaker 1: They're all different ethnicities. It's inclusive. Yeah, it's just she
Speaker 1: happened to be African American, but she has a Latina sister,
Speaker 1: she has an Indian sister, she has an Asian sister,
Speaker 1: she has a white sister. So I thought that was cool.
Speaker 4: I know, I know that, daddy, because I know a
Speaker 4: guy who got an Asian kid and a white kid
Speaker 4: and his name ain't Titan. But I know that daddy.
Speaker 4: Uh yeah, that that is what's great. And I love
Speaker 4: that they used Melissa McCarthy to play.
Speaker 1: She was terrific.
Speaker 4: I heard she was terrific. I heard she was and
Speaker 4: I never knew she could carry a tune.
Speaker 1: She you know, like what she is as good as
Speaker 1: the first note. But this is a girl who doesn't sing,
Speaker 1: so she must have had vocal lessons. And she put
Speaker 1: her own spin on it. You know, she she did it.
Speaker 1: It was pretty much word for word, but she put
Speaker 1: inflections that the original version didn't have. I thought she
Speaker 1: was absolutely incredible. I loved it. Each person did a
Speaker 1: great job. I think that we should have you be
Speaker 1: Sebastian's sister Crabb being like Sebastiana or so that's Genn
Speaker 1: you could.
Speaker 4: Oh no, let me tell you something. If I if
Speaker 4: I had any part, I had to be the big
Speaker 4: bitch that's in charge. I had to be Ursula. I
Speaker 4: wanted to be.
Speaker 1: I could see I could say, there's a character, Oh
Speaker 1: my god, what is is it? Scuttle? There's a there's
Speaker 1: a bird that's always got all the information and just
Speaker 1: flying in. I could see you as that too, cou.
Speaker 4: Know, I always get all the information, Bobby. I love
Speaker 4: the fact that there was so many doubting Thomas's and
Speaker 4: there was so much pushback because you know, this person
Speaker 4: played this character, this color played that character. That the
Speaker 4: movie broke box office records, made one hundred and seventeen
Speaker 4: million dollars open weekend. It's still making crazy money. It's
Speaker 4: getting great reviews.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we have to get things a chance. Everybody got
Speaker 4: an opinion about this, that and the third. But you
Speaker 4: have to get things a change. And I love that
Speaker 4: they proved all the doubting Thomas is wrong. I love that, Bobby.
Speaker 4: It was.
Speaker 1: It was so inclusive that the show almost made color
Speaker 1: in ethnicity. It went away. So the main character, the bull,
Speaker 1: isn't as terrible. I can't think of his name, but
Speaker 1: the prince, his mother was African American and he was white.
Speaker 1: It just if you were the best, you got the
Speaker 1: role period and it made us and you didn't see anything.
Speaker 1: You weren't looking for color. You were just looking for
Speaker 1: the characters. You were looking for them to do the job. Well,
Speaker 1: it was amazing. It was one hundred and eighty five million,
Speaker 1: almost one hundred and eighty six worldwide. Unbelievable.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's pretty dope, and that is fantastic, and that
Speaker 4: it will open up the door for other movies for
Speaker 4: them to give other opportunities to people are not just color,
Speaker 4: but different ethnicities, different backgrounds, to say, hey, you may
Speaker 4: be an unknown or what have you, but we gonna
Speaker 4: give you did Like you said, whoever you did the
Speaker 4: best audition got the Yeah, that is what it should be.
Speaker 4: But so many things are off name.
Speaker 1: That's and I feel, I mean, that's how the world
Speaker 1: should be. Right. Whoever the best accountant is, whoever the
Speaker 1: best whatever, the best person and most qualified should get
Speaker 1: the position flung. We do have a little diversity because
Speaker 1: we need a little bit. People have different mindsets, so
Speaker 1: you want to have a little bit of everything, so
Speaker 1: you think of everything.
Speaker 4: The best host should always be claiming it's just the truth.
Speaker 1: Well, there you go, it's you'd be at It's.
Speaker 4: To Hollyberry and the cat all the cats. That congratulations
Speaker 4: from you guys. That was fantastic. Okay, Bobby, where were
Speaker 4: you going there?
Speaker 1: So? Unfortunately you were telling us about your phenomenal kickoff
Speaker 1: to the unofficial summer weekend. And there were there was
Speaker 1: a shooting at on Hollywood, Florida, on the beach, on
Speaker 1: the beach, well you know where else. There was a
Speaker 1: shooting Chicago, Revan, Massachusetts, just a few miles from where
Speaker 1: I live. I forgot two separate incidents where nobody died.
Speaker 1: But they had two separate incidents within an hour of
Speaker 1: each other. So not all with handguns. The kid pulling
Speaker 1: it out. Why they had it, they were all young.
Speaker 1: Why this is how we have to resolve an issue,
Speaker 1: I don't know. But the same as Hollywood, Florida. Hollywood
Speaker 1: had nine injuries and there were two men involved in
Speaker 1: that one. Four children were hit between the ages of
Speaker 1: one and seventeen, and then five adults between twenty five
Speaker 1: and sixty five. They said they the police got five
Speaker 1: handguns that were recovered. Two of them was stolen. And
Speaker 1: it happened at seven pm. Revere Masks and Revere Beach
Speaker 1: is the first public beach in the United States of America.
Speaker 1: And that's what it's, you know, that's what happened done
Speaker 1: on our beach here.
Speaker 4: Bullets. Bullets has no name when I was a kid
Speaker 4: when they would shoot doing the Fourth of July. We
Speaker 4: lived in the projects and they would shoot New Year's Eve.
Speaker 4: We would have to get in the bathtub or get
Speaker 4: between the walls because they were My grandmother would always say,
Speaker 4: bullets ain't got no name. Unfortunately I was the early seventies.
Speaker 4: Look where we are now. Bullets does not have a name.
Speaker 4: You go out here recklessly shooting at whoever you mad at,
Speaker 4: or whoever you feel like. They cross shoe would have it,
Speaker 4: and you don't, and you're not trained. You don't know
Speaker 4: how to use weapons. Ronce have kickback. You shoot a gun,
Speaker 4: you never hit the intended target, but you hit the
Speaker 4: herson close to or close proximity because you have no training.
Speaker 4: That is, I want them to remove some of these
Speaker 4: guns off the street. But I'm more mad than these
Speaker 4: people are just reckless with it, that damn it. If
Speaker 4: you're going to add a building, even if it's illegal,
Speaker 4: can't your ask to the gun range and at least
Speaker 4: learn how to use this weapon. You may kill your
Speaker 4: your own kid or your own mama just because you
Speaker 4: don't know what the weapon in your hand will do.
Speaker 1: Because they're one twenty percent right, and one of these
Speaker 1: shootings they actually that happened at reve Or Beach. They
Speaker 1: had somebody was filming it. I think they were just
Speaker 1: filming because there was a disagreement and they could see it.
Speaker 1: The kid just raised the gun, put it in the air.
Speaker 1: He just shot a shooting flam just you didn't know.
Speaker 1: He wasn't even pointing it at anybody. But it could
Speaker 1: have gone into the buildings. It could have gone into
Speaker 1: a car, am other nursing, or a baby in the
Speaker 1: car because the hot night, because it was in the nineties,
Speaker 1: you know, so just trying to get a nice school breeze.
Speaker 4: Let me tell you what's so scary, Bobby, what's so
Speaker 4: fascinating to me? Now? My son, I tried to show
Speaker 4: him how to shoot. It's so comfortable playing the video
Speaker 4: games with the shooting. Oh he shoots and kills everything.
Speaker 4: But when I actually gave him the real weapon to
Speaker 4: put in his hand, he was petrified. I think there's
Speaker 4: a fascination with these kids when they you because of
Speaker 4: the video games and it's so real. But the real
Speaker 4: thing you don't realize you're not killing the character on
Speaker 4: the film, you're actually killing the person.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're exactly.
Speaker 4: There is no there is no bridge in the middle
Speaker 4: to let you know reality from fiction. I don't. I
Speaker 4: think a lot of people just don't get that. I
Speaker 4: don't know. I'm not perfect. I don't know, but I
Speaker 4: just it seems so weird to me.
Speaker 1: It does with me too. And we don't even have
Speaker 1: like lots of lots of guns in Boston. I mean,
Speaker 1: of course we have guns, so I don't want people going, oh,
Speaker 1: you're full of it, but we don't. It's so hard
Speaker 1: to get a well, I should say, legalized guns, because
Speaker 1: it's so hard to get a license. But this kid
Speaker 1: just wasn't even it was so reckless. I don't know
Speaker 1: who in the world he thought he was shoot. I
Speaker 1: don't know if he even hit his intended target or
Speaker 1: if he hit other people. But three people were shot,
Speaker 1: and they had to go to the hospital, all of
Speaker 1: them none of them critical, thank god. But you know,
Speaker 1: I don't know how the people in Florida dead. I
Speaker 1: couldn't find an updated article that said that they were
Speaker 1: released or whatnot. But a one year old being shot,
Speaker 1: that's catastrophic. Here.
Speaker 4: I can't even I can't even attack Florida. I was
Speaker 4: in as much as I you know, I love to
Speaker 4: go out to Florida. I can't because my home state,
Speaker 4: my hometown, Chicago, Illinois, was off the rails this weekend
Speaker 4: three day holiday weekend, Memorial Day weekend. Fifty one shot
Speaker 4: from ages which ranged from age two till seventy six.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine?
Speaker 4: No, and don't want to. And I love my city,
Speaker 4: but I have no intention of going to visit my
Speaker 4: city right now until they found out what is going
Speaker 4: on there. I don't know that this gruntleman. I don't
Speaker 4: know the anger or the bidding that people have, but
Speaker 4: two to they shooting old people and babies, Bobby, nothing
Speaker 4: is off limits. It is preponderously scary to live in
Speaker 4: some of these cities. And that is why I appreciated
Speaker 4: the time that I had in Ohio. It was just
Speaker 4: none of that.
Speaker 1: It was love, it was it was the reasoning.
Speaker 4: It was warming, it was calming, it was smiles, and
Speaker 4: I mean we embraced. They got some large white people
Speaker 4: in Ohio. Let me say, they got some very large
Speaker 4: white people in Ohio like everybody. Yeah, they and they
Speaker 4: all go together. Oh my god, I thought I thought
Speaker 4: I was challenging with my top and bottom.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, can you imagine the springs in that car?
Speaker 4: Could you imagine me trying to find your area when
Speaker 4: you're trying to find man? Good god, it must be.
Speaker 1: Like the fat slopping must sound like applause.
Speaker 4: Ooh give me. But they were. Everybody was so pleasant
Speaker 4: and so friendly. And I hate that the world is
Speaker 4: like that because we see all this vile and I
Speaker 4: think these kids just want to I don't think they
Speaker 4: try to outdo each other, but I do think that
Speaker 4: there is a copycad effect that if somebody is going
Speaker 4: through some and I went and killed a shot of
Speaker 4: a store with ten people, the next person, I got
Speaker 4: to out do that person. So they killed ten, I
Speaker 4: gotta kill fifteen. I don't know the mindset of the youth.
Speaker 4: I don't and I don't want to know.
Speaker 1: No, I don't understand it either, but I feel it
Speaker 1: is reckless. I don't know if there's machismo, like they
Speaker 1: have to prove themselves to somebody. But this isn't the way.
Speaker 1: I'm back to what you had said. They have to
Speaker 1: realize what the consequences of using that gun are, how
Speaker 1: to use it correctly, and what the consequences are. But unfortunately,
Speaker 1: I don't see that happening until we get have some
Speaker 1: sort of gun reform or gun control.
Speaker 4: And what happened to me for me, Bobby, I think
Speaker 4: that when during the pandemic, when the kids were stuck
Speaker 4: at home for two years, a lot of them, the
Speaker 4: video game was with them for eighteen hours hours, right,
Speaker 4: twenty four hour day and if all you're doing a
Speaker 4: shooting and killing, and some of these video games are
Speaker 4: extremely violent, and you know my children have them. I
Speaker 4: can't even last that my kids have and I'm looking,
Speaker 4: I'm hearing the language and they raping women and killing
Speaker 4: women and blowing a lot of these kids do not
Speaker 4: know how to differentiate the truth from them, and it
Speaker 4: just it carries over into real life and it's very
Speaker 4: scary for us.
Speaker 1: It is. It's crazy, especially if they have no one's flamed.
Speaker 1: So you're a parent and you're at home, and you
Speaker 1: could if you hear something you don't like, you could
Speaker 1: combat it and say, now, listen, you know that's not
Speaker 1: But some kids don't have that. You know, there isn't
Speaker 1: anybody at home or that can kind of show them
Speaker 1: the way. It's super scary. You are afraid to go
Speaker 1: out to go to revia beat. I mean, I just
Speaker 1: can't of imagine. So the beach is down below the water,
Speaker 1: in the sand and you kind of sit on the
Speaker 1: wall and people have pizza and stuff like, and you
Speaker 1: can't even do that.
Speaker 4: The fear of going to public beaches was what a
Speaker 4: shark bite, a mosquito bite, somebody drowning, you.
Speaker 1: Know, not on someone's booze bottles.
Speaker 4: Yeah, not not, no, not in any of this. The
Speaker 4: world has changed so much for for horror, and as
Speaker 4: much as we have much more information and fingertips, I
Speaker 4: kind of wish we did. I sometimes kind of wish
Speaker 4: that we did not.
Speaker 1: You know, it's true now that the news over the
Speaker 1: past twenty years is you know, it's a cook of
Speaker 1: a button. Then with social media, it's a it's a
Speaker 1: second you know, you don't have to actually look it up.
Speaker 1: It's just feeding continuously. It is scary.
Speaker 4: It is scary. It's not getting any better.
Speaker 1: No, I don't see it getting any better. Did you
Speaker 1: see Chris Christy and Mike Pence are are a seto
Speaker 1: announced they think next Tuesday and put their hat in
Speaker 1: the ring for president.
Speaker 4: H Yeah, I just thought Chris christ I wouldn't vote
Speaker 4: for Mike Pins that he was a Wools last year,
Speaker 4: and I would not vote for Chris Christy because Chris
Speaker 4: Chris is wished she washed it to me. And when
Speaker 4: I say that, I actually liked him before that bridge incident,
Speaker 4: and I liked him before he allowed Trump to walk
Speaker 4: over him. And then he found himself and now he's
Speaker 4: the biggest advocate after Trump. But it's too late. The
Speaker 4: damage has been done because you kissed the brass ring.
Speaker 4: That is why I have no respect for Chris Christie.
Speaker 4: You can't be you can't play both sides against the
Speaker 4: middle for me, I don't I know.
Speaker 1: Exactly what you're saying. If I had to choose between
Speaker 1: the two, though, I got to tell you, I'm going
Speaker 1: with Chris CHRISTI.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I would go if I had to choose
Speaker 4: between those two. But I think those two will even
Speaker 4: make the ticket. Let me just be honest.
Speaker 1: No, I think they're distracting, But I mean it's better
Speaker 1: than DeSantis. With his audio announcement, that was the weirdest
Speaker 1: thing I ever heard on I don't know if Elon
Speaker 1: Musk owns them, but he certainly has his live streaming.
Speaker 1: Elon has got problems with it. Because there are more
Speaker 1: glitches than that.
Speaker 4: That announcement, well, that was because Ron de Santas don't
Speaker 4: want to debate. Rond de santa is not good at debating,
Speaker 4: and he gets frazzled because Andrew Gilliam tore his ad
Speaker 4: separate the Bates when they were running for governor. He
Speaker 4: can't handle a debate. He cannot handle the confrontation. He's
Speaker 4: not good with the confrontation.
Speaker 1: It's an opportunity lost, though, don't you think for him?
Speaker 1: I mean to get your puss out there. He's a
Speaker 1: decent looking man. It's not like he's quasimotives kid and
Speaker 1: be able to announce it. Nobody will be arguing. Maybe
Speaker 1: you'd have some heckler's I don't know, but I think
Speaker 1: his people would take care. I don't know. An audio
Speaker 1: that just seems.
Speaker 4: Speaks volumes to the character that he does not have.
Speaker 4: Because y'all let it go after Joe Biden. They let
Speaker 4: it go out to Joe Biden.
Speaker 3: He on it.
Speaker 4: He Oh, Joe Biden ain't scared of the debate. Joe
Speaker 4: Biden ain't scared to stand up your head. And for
Speaker 4: the most part, he remembers all his words.
Speaker 1: Well, he mostly does, and if it don't, he comes
Speaker 1: back to it. God bless YadA says he's getting older.
Speaker 1: The only thing I can say about Joe and I
Speaker 1: feel badly because I have a friend that has a stutter,
Speaker 1: that it's easy when you can train yourself when you're younger,
Speaker 1: and as you get older you have to think about
Speaker 1: it more so you don't. And the worst thing that
Speaker 1: he could possibly do as an older UH candidate is stutter.
Speaker 1: So I do see him with his language. He's a
Speaker 1: little slower and more calculated because he wants to. I
Speaker 1: think he just wants to make sure he doesn't have
Speaker 1: any mishaps. That way, to me, he's getting the he's
Speaker 1: getting the job done. Not according to Bill O'Riley, who
Speaker 1: thinks he's the leakest president in history.
Speaker 4: Other than I will take I will take the stutter
Speaker 4: over the hate. I would take the stutter over the hate.
Speaker 1: Absolutely. He's He's not somebody that you're ever going to
Speaker 1: get hate with. He's he's a compassionate, real person who's
Speaker 1: had life tragedies himself. And I don't feel like he's
Speaker 1: throwing them at you, But when he reminds you, it's
Speaker 1: that he's really saying, I understand. You know, I've been
Speaker 1: there and I and I understand, and I am so
Speaker 1: sorry that this is happening to you too. So but
Speaker 1: I thought that I thought Chris Christy was interesting since
Speaker 1: the last time I spoke with you.
Speaker 4: That but I like, I liked Chris Christie before the
Speaker 4: bridge incident and then I did. I liked him before
Speaker 4: he jumped on the Trump bad where he drank the
Speaker 4: kool aid. But now he has let the kool aid
Speaker 4: run out of him and he's doing something else. I
Speaker 4: don't like the wishy washed. If you were gonna be
Speaker 4: with Trump, be with Trump. If you're gonna be against Trump,
Speaker 4: be against Trump from jump. I can't take the back
Speaker 4: of That's like Fauci Falaci was signed off with Trump
Speaker 4: and then he had the name. I can't. I can't
Speaker 4: trust that because I think for Chris.
Speaker 1: He wasn't listening to him at the end, and then
Speaker 1: when all of a sudden, the last three weeks of
Speaker 1: the presidency, when he started doing the really crazy stuff
Speaker 1: that was I think he just washed his hands and
Speaker 1: like this guy is He's just not going to listen
Speaker 1: to a goddamn thing. I will say I love Chris
Speaker 1: Christy when he debates or and he goes back and forth,
Speaker 1: because I think they have a true friendship. With John
Speaker 1: of Brazil on this week on the Sunday Morning Show,
Speaker 1: they are hysterica together and she holds him accountable and
Speaker 1: he holds her so I but she is such a
Speaker 1: smooth way.
Speaker 4: I love her. Speaking of Chris Christy going back and forth,
Speaker 4: would that be the donut shop or Kristy Kremes or
Speaker 4: the people? I know?
Speaker 1: God bless him. I think he had that surgery. Blesses
Speaker 1: a little high.
Speaker 4: I had the surgery right that he should want the
Speaker 4: subway ahead. A tune it sounds with year.
Speaker 1: Eida Carrot or something. The poor guy that shows that
Speaker 1: he really uh, he doesn't do too well with the
Speaker 1: with the stress or whatever that it kind of gets one.
Speaker 1: Who is the other candidate that already announced? Was it
Speaker 1: Tim Scott who had already announced?
Speaker 4: What do you think? Look who Tim? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I don't know much about him who other than he's
Speaker 1: kind of got a gummy smile, you know, whenever I
Speaker 1: hear his name and what, oh the guy with the gums.
Speaker 1: I don't know, he doesn't there's nothing that he has said,
Speaker 1: so far, that's that's interested me.
Speaker 4: He has been the pawn for that, for that party
Speaker 4: for such a long time. He is just to me,
Speaker 4: he is herschel Walker with an intelligendiction.
Speaker 1: Oh, I was just gonna say he's better than the
Speaker 1: herschel Walker.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean it was his addiction, but his philosophy
Speaker 4: and his ideology ain't much off. He is herschel Walker
Speaker 4: with an intelligendiction.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's he actually went to his classes and got
Speaker 1: the education. So so far this I don't think there's
Speaker 1: absolutely anything that's in there other than that that's interesting
Speaker 1: about the presidency.
Speaker 4: Well, if here on something that's interest. The House just
Speaker 4: secured the votes to pass the dead ceiling bill to
Speaker 4: avert default.
Speaker 1: They did.
Speaker 4: Okay, good, that sounds wonderful for the economy and for
Speaker 4: the country to hold on that we ain't gonna break.
Speaker 4: But there you got it. There's another side. There's a
Speaker 4: side effect to that bill, y'all. And if you are
Speaker 4: of a certain age and you are on EBT or whatever.
Speaker 4: Now they're not adding no new government programs, they're not
Speaker 4: adding no new social government program but in two years
Speaker 4: they will be allowed. And they saying two years but
Speaker 4: if the ron don ticket get in, it won't be
Speaker 4: two years because they use the executive order all the time.
Speaker 4: They will switch that. So if you are of a
Speaker 4: certain age, you're gonna have to work and capacity not
Speaker 4: to just to get EBT. And if you don't work
Speaker 4: twenty hours of week, according to the rules, you have
Speaker 4: to wait three years to reapply. So it's Bobby our age.
Speaker 4: We had to go work to get eb T and
Speaker 4: I'm like, I don't want to work this week, and
Speaker 4: I did. If I fall short, I would have to
Speaker 4: wait a whole another three years, yes, to reapply because
Speaker 4: I didn't do what was required of me to get
Speaker 4: my EBT. It is. It is a lot and no
Speaker 4: new taxes on the rich, nothing on the reach. They
Speaker 4: still get away with everything.
Speaker 1: It is. There are a lot better the angry though
Speaker 1: on the Republican side, there was a ref Dan Bishop
Speaker 1: who wants to vote to aust McCarthy because he feels
Speaker 1: that he wasn't he didn't do too much. What I
Speaker 1: think that he's failing to This is an extortion, you know.
Speaker 1: This is there's supposed to be We're supposed to pay
Speaker 1: our past bills. The debt sailing is money that we
Speaker 1: already owe out, so you've got to pay your bills.
Speaker 1: It should never have been held that to begin with.
Speaker 1: Talk about politics being played. Nobody ever should have said,
Speaker 1: you give me this and then we'll sign up, so
Speaker 1: we pay our bills. They should have just paid the
Speaker 1: goddamn bills. Should we get a hold of our spending? Absolutely,
Speaker 1: it's out of control. It's under the Republicans as well.
Speaker 1: Nobody has dealt with it that much. So, I mean,
Speaker 1: they're gonna they're gonna do some things. They're going to
Speaker 1: claw back some of the COVID relief. I think there
Speaker 1: was twenty eight mil billion that hadn't been allocated yet.
Speaker 1: They're keeping five billions so that in the COVID so
Speaker 1: they can continue to examine and research vaccines and how
Speaker 1: we can prevent or try to eradicate COVID. They're going
Speaker 1: to cut some money for the Internal Revenue Service. Uh
Speaker 1: that those monies we're going to we're going to go
Speaker 1: to like customer service, you know, ways that would help
Speaker 1: people be able to use the service better. It does
Speaker 1: maintain climate and clean energy, although they're not very happy
Speaker 1: about that, the Republicans, and it's expediting pipeline in West
Speaker 1: Virginia and that will so that will stay. So it's
Speaker 1: sort of you know what it if I can give
Speaker 1: you a positive spin. There was compromise made on both sides.
Speaker 1: That's what it's supposed to be about. It's supposed to
Speaker 1: be with the two parties working together. This is what
Speaker 1: people are being. The Democrats hired on Biden. Biden came
Speaker 1: in saying that he wanted to work in a bipartisan fashion,
Speaker 1: reach across the aisle, bring people over and work. So, yes,
Speaker 1: he had to compromise as well. I'd like to see
Speaker 1: it past the Senate and get our bills paid. It
Speaker 1: would have been catastrophic as we know. If it didn't pass,
Speaker 1: we would have lost our credit rating. And some people say,
Speaker 1: big deal, Well it is a big deal. We can't
Speaker 1: borrow money, just like you when you don't pay your bill,
Speaker 1: you're not going to buy a car at a lower,
Speaker 1: lower interest rate. You have to pay more. We don't
Speaker 1: want to pay more as Americans for the money. So
Speaker 1: I'm glad, I'm thrilled. Thank you very much for keeping me,
Speaker 1: keeping me in the loop.
Speaker 4: Bobby Cliffin is to me and hear me, and hear
Speaker 4: me will. This is why it is so important for
Speaker 4: Americans to vote and to vote your present. I always
Speaker 4: say that I'm not trying to vote my future. My
Speaker 4: future looks bleak, my present is. My past looks very scary,
Speaker 4: but the present is the scariest thing that we are
Speaker 4: living in right now. You don't need to worry what's
Speaker 4: going to happen tomorrow. You got to get pasted today.
Speaker 1: It's true. The only thing I worried about was the
Speaker 1: climate stuff, because that is for it's not going to
Speaker 1: affect you or me as much, but will affect grandchildren,
Speaker 1: you know, if we don't if we don't stuff to
Speaker 1: clean up stuff. So I was thrilled. I mean, what
Speaker 1: the Republicans wanted deeper spending cuts in stricter work requirements.
Speaker 1: They wanted more so they didn't get that. And they
Speaker 1: wanted to repeal billions of dollars that President Biden has
Speaker 1: already put out there to transition to lower lower emissions.
Speaker 1: They didn't get that. We wanted to raise taxes on
Speaker 1: corporations and high earners. We didn't get that. And we
Speaker 1: also didn't get something that Biden was really pushing for.
Speaker 1: I think he's going to come back around and do
Speaker 1: it in a different way. He wanted to take steps
Speaker 1: to reduce medicare spending on prescription drugs. He's already done it,
Speaker 1: and he wanted to do it in other ways to
Speaker 1: try to bring costs down.
Speaker 4: Flamance and people out there and laugh and learn, laying
Speaker 4: please hear me and hear me well. I am a
Speaker 4: staunch Democrat, but there are a lot of Republican values
Speaker 4: that I agree with. I know a lot of y'all
Speaker 4: ain't be saying this, but there are a lot of
Speaker 4: Republican values that I agree with. The problem is not
Speaker 4: the Republican values, it's the Republicans that are delivering them.
Speaker 4: They are the assholes. I would love to be able
Speaker 4: to work on the strings trail home Brown to take
Speaker 4: care of my family, but you have to afford me
Speaker 4: an equal opportunity to do that. That is the problem,
Speaker 4: the racism and the hate because of color or gender
Speaker 4: or whatever. If you want me to be able to
Speaker 4: take care of me and my family fairly, then give
Speaker 4: me a fair opportunity to be able to work and
Speaker 4: do that. That's all I'm asking. I like the whole
Speaker 4: I don't want to be the crutch. I don't need
Speaker 4: a crutch. I've had a crutch before. I want to
Speaker 4: be able to work off the strength of my brow,
Speaker 4: my talent. And when I say this, when I talk
Speaker 4: about Republicans, I'm not just talking about Republican Party. I'm
Speaker 4: talking about even with my own community. You can't expect
Speaker 4: me to be this, that, and the third. And you
Speaker 4: want me to be who you want me to be,
Speaker 4: but you don't treat me fairly. I have to take
Speaker 4: care of my family. Did you consider my feelings when
Speaker 4: you tried to take things away from me? So why
Speaker 4: would I not consider your feelings? You have to do that.
Speaker 4: And I'm not talking to no one person in general.
Speaker 4: I love that the Republican Party pushes These are your children,
Speaker 4: these you work for them. We're going to make sure
Speaker 4: you're taking care of you got their housing. But we
Speaker 4: need to be fair. Now a lot of Republicans don't
Speaker 4: think like that. God do I miss Ron Paul? God
Speaker 4: do I miss Ron Paul. He was the greatest Republican
Speaker 4: to me, the.
Speaker 1: Old I miss all the old. So that on the
Speaker 1: Democrat side, I miss Tiff O'Neill, I miss Teddy Kennedy,
Speaker 1: the people who could literally reach across and bring people over.
Speaker 1: They would duke it out on the floors of Congress
Speaker 1: in the Senate during the day, and then they'd be
Speaker 1: out at night having oh plan, let's go for dinner.
Speaker 1: You're go into Bill's steakhouse. They didn't actually hate each other,
Speaker 1: They just had different ideologies and they fought for their constituents.
Speaker 1: Now I feel like the constituents are last. I feel
Speaker 1: like it's something personal and they're a special interest. Were
Speaker 1: more and what's being fought for rather than the people
Speaker 1: that elected them.
Speaker 4: Which is why there are people like myself and Bobby
Speaker 4: Cliff and to bring the world together. Because I'm gonna
Speaker 4: tell you right now, me and Bobby don't always agree
Speaker 4: on everything, but you will never know it. That's because
Speaker 4: i'd be our private conversation. But but where you find
Speaker 4: the common ground is what America was supposed to be
Speaker 4: made on. You were supposed to find a common ground
Speaker 4: and say, hey, we may not cook the meal the
Speaker 4: same way, but we can eat at the same table.
Speaker 1: That's exactly right. Just talk about the American dream. Flame.
Speaker 1: When you were in Ohio, everybody at a function getting along,
Speaker 1: not talking about everything else. The focus was on family
Speaker 1: and fun and that's how we use that's how we
Speaker 1: used to be. And then your your political ideology. We
Speaker 1: actually we didn't even talk about it before. Now I
Speaker 1: feel like people wear buttons when they go out. You know,
Speaker 1: I've got my neighborhood Trump twenty twenty four already on
Speaker 1: the lawn. I'm like, it's only twenty you know, this
Speaker 1: is before he even said he was going to run.
Speaker 1: You know, we didn't have that. It's it's unfortunate. I wish,
Speaker 1: I wish we'd come back. I love I've got some
Speaker 1: of my best friends are are Republicans. We just they
Speaker 1: have different ideology. Less government for some reason. They don't
Speaker 1: mind being in our uterus, but but less government for
Speaker 1: everything else. And that's okay, But I think we need more.
Speaker 1: So I have a special needs sister. I see what
Speaker 1: what not having means can do, and I feel like
Speaker 1: we need to at least take care of our weaker party,
Speaker 1: the elderly and the special needs.
Speaker 4: That and and I'm at it and that number one.
Speaker 4: Number one, so disregarding to the people who have put
Speaker 4: their lives on the line, lost limbs, lost their minds,
Speaker 4: you know, they still live and they don't know they
Speaker 4: lost their mind, they lost they lost their ability. They
Speaker 4: will to want to have to fight, to want to
Speaker 4: fight because you took it. They went over there and
Speaker 4: they did all that they need to do to help
Speaker 4: this country, and then when they came back, you treat
Speaker 4: you discarded them like trash. I think the Betters are
Speaker 4: probably more peed on than than black and brown people
Speaker 4: in this country. And that's say it, that's say I.
Speaker 1: Agree with that. I think especially medically. So you go
Speaker 1: to the VAS and they have some of the best
Speaker 1: collisions at the VAS, but nobody were not fully taking
Speaker 1: care of bills. And when I say that, it costs
Speaker 1: money if you don't live near the VA and you
Speaker 1: have to go get a hotel because you have to.
Speaker 1: You know that you have to go to the VA
Speaker 1: for something we should be covering whatever that cost is.
Speaker 1: The kopeys, the parking, the you know, these people don't
Speaker 1: have a dollar, they don't have a pot to so
Speaker 1: many of them exactly exactly.
Speaker 4: And then they suffered no mental illness. They suffer from
Speaker 4: PTSD because they have experienced They walk me and you
Speaker 4: walking down a field and you blow up next to me.
Speaker 4: I have to live with that. I have to live
Speaker 4: through that. I have to live past that and hope
Speaker 4: that I don't step on You know, it's so many
Speaker 4: things that people don't consider, but it's just this is
Speaker 4: the world that we have created to live in.
Speaker 1: It is I will say that they that as far
Speaker 1: as funding for what I could read that they're not
Speaker 1: touching anything with the veterans. What President Biden wanted to
Speaker 1: do those He wanted to grow the program, and I
Speaker 1: don't know if they're going to give us the money
Speaker 1: to grow the program. You know, we have to keep
Speaker 1: non defense spending under or at one percent. I don't
Speaker 1: know if that's part of the one percent or if
Speaker 1: they would consider that defense spending. It should be, it
Speaker 1: should be part of the defense. But you know, we
Speaker 1: can't just be building bombs and trucks to send these
Speaker 1: boys and girls over with. That should be part of
Speaker 1: the full package.
Speaker 4: That's when y'all building bombs, a million dollar planes and
Speaker 4: shit that don't work. They don't never even get off
Speaker 4: the ground or they don't work. So usement all this
Speaker 4: money on a weapon that you don't work, and so
Speaker 4: when you get frustrated with it, you sell to another
Speaker 4: country they perfected and then use it on us. Oh
Speaker 4: that's next week's topic. Okay, listen, listen. Arms war didn't
Speaker 4: saw with us you. I only decide the arms. Well,
Speaker 4: you got to go all the way back to Oliver
Speaker 4: North and Ronald Reagan for that one we got. That's
Speaker 4: a whole other subject.
Speaker 1: Y'all.
Speaker 4: Don't give me to remind of y'all, because you know
Speaker 4: I didn't had an edible. I'm feeling I remember everything
Speaker 4: right now. Listen, ladies, yell, thank you so much for
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Speaker 4: with people that teach me that I learned from, include
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Speaker 4: know y'all think that I am not, and some things
Speaker 4: I am uninformed about. But I am a sponge that
Speaker 4: is willing to take it in if you're willing to
Speaker 4: give it to me. That's the problem. A lot of
Speaker 4: y'all has closed your sponge hope, so you won't learn.
Speaker 1: It's the truth. That's all you want from somebody. What
Speaker 1: you want someone who's got unbelievable common sense like you
Speaker 1: have and a willingness to learn right. And that's about
Speaker 1: a lot of these subjects when we're discussing that we're
Speaker 1: going to talk about, I have to look them up,
Speaker 1: but I'm willing to and it's interesting. And then I
Speaker 1: kind of peel them back on my own time and
Speaker 1: see if I can get more information. So yeah, that's
Speaker 1: how this is our opinion.
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Speaker 4: and your man, and please don't because I ain't got
Speaker 4: no damn for your time or your man. But I
Speaker 4: love that you guys come. This is our three three
Speaker 4: years in we have been having the best time. I
Speaker 4: think my one of producers is to Aaron, who always
Speaker 4: keep us on even keel even when I'm backwards, and
Speaker 4: my great co host Bobby and sometimes TTG. I appreciate
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Speaker 1: Maybe oh you're a liar, gonna it's gonna really kick
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Speaker 4: Maybe nothing, Where's something come between the snack and to
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