Flamin' Hot

Flame and Bobbi recap their recent appearance on the Sherri Shepherd show and The Breakfast Club and their plans for season four. They also unpack the college protests and the Israel-Palestine conflict, the complexities of arming teachers in schools, gun control, reproductive rights, homelessness, voting, the latest with the Trump trial and much more. Tune in and comment in the socials below.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:26):
We're flame shame.

Speaker 2 (00:42):
If you watch the Coffee Time the baby you know
the name Flame, my bro also known as my ro Flame.
Come in with last and come in with Jim Love loundes. Baby,
you better catch it when you can drop a knowledge
from fatherhood to politics, shouting now comics, just paying homage.

Speaker 3 (00:57):
What's up tips?

Speaker 2 (00:58):
Yeah you know she raised shin towns on I'm speaking
to the grown a second, we're.

Speaker 1 (01:02):
Gonna last cut up and kicking in at again.

Speaker 2 (01:04):
We leave it with just a lifted spirits. Think you
want to revisit so your first second listen, yo, folks,
so you smitch, oh folks that we dig it? Goodkin,
No fish, do what you do? Tang no this, do
what you do?

Speaker 1 (01:16):
Cag Nope, this do what I do? Know this? Please
she we we.

Speaker 4 (01:39):
Hey, Hey, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome, Welcome, Welcome to this
week's episode of Laughing Learned. Do y'all know that we
are on episode number fifty one. I thought this was
the last episode. We have one more to go by
the cliff, and we made it through the season three
and we were reassured that we are at season four
because we just need the breakfast Club on Tuesday. I
guess at air tomorrow when we get to at a minute.

(02:01):
But we want to thank you listeners for you know,
listening here and subscribing city, your questions to Bobby, just
rolling with us throughout this especially throughout this political year,
because this political year is going to be a monumental
in our lives for one reason or another. I ain't
gonna say it's gonna be the best day. I ain't
gonna say it's gonna be the worst day, but it's
damn show gonna be life changing for a lot of us.

(02:23):
So that's why we still put And here's the thing, Bobby,
I'm proud of you, Bobby, let me tell you that
a hearing, because here's the thing. We are not gossip,
we are not sex, we are not who's fighting and ratchet,
and we're not the most popular. But the fact that

(02:43):
we have enough listeners to keep us to a season
four because they are interested in what we have to
say as two American citizens. Because Bobby Clifford is an
Irish Catholic Caucasian, a single mother of one, and I
am a Black American African father's single or transgend the
father of three. But what we have in common besides

(03:06):
being parents, is that we are both Americans and we
realize that, which means that we have to live here together.
Y'all ain't realize that, chip, But thank you guys, because
y'all did this because I could have seen it. Okay,
we're done because we are not the most popular show,
but because we have enough people who have common sense knowledge,
who want to hear what we have to say and
want to agree and or disagree because everybody does not agree.

(03:29):
Shit helped Bobby. Me and Bobby don't always agree, but
I'll fight Bobby. I ain't scared of her.

Speaker 3 (03:35):
Over and crunch it.

Speaker 4 (03:40):
I go caring. I go caring on Bobby. And because
we have this relationship, we want you to see that
it's not only is it a healing process, but people
sometimes people just like people, not because of color, are scared,
but people just like people. So we hope we're teaching that.
We're reaching you guys. Bobby, what you think? I think? So?

Speaker 3 (03:59):
I hope? So yeah, I mean, I hope we do.
I think we do because people do. Even during your
coffee time, they'll ask questions that maybe something we've discussed before,
but no, it makes it fun and and the learned
part is real. It's not just we're trying to teach
something or keep you informed. We're learning from each other
as well. So and I think that's important. I think

(04:21):
that's the key to life, is always wanting to learn
and improve.

Speaker 4 (04:24):
Okay, Bobby, this would not let me go, would actually
even get started with at least one or two.

Speaker 3 (04:32):
Oh, for the love of God, that's.

Speaker 4 (04:34):
Not what they want to hear. That's not the word, dear.

Speaker 3 (04:38):
I'll give you a few icons on when we're doing
our when we're doing.

Speaker 4 (04:41):
Our thing, how need you put that white on it? Bobby,
it needs to be put the white on it. Don't
be doing it all dry. Slow put that.

Speaker 3 (04:52):
Trust me. We have to talk about Trump. We've got
a few things that will have me absolutely slabbergasted. So
it's it's common. Stay tuned.

Speaker 4 (05:02):
So this week, Lazil was a very exciting week. Bobby
and I met and Aaron we all met up in
New York and we did the Sherry Shepherd Show together.
We all went. I got a picture of it. I
posted on Instagram and you got my monro flame back
page back and it's a picture of me, Bobby, And
here I got to send that to you and Eron
personally too, and we were all sitting on the couch
and it was our team. It's our little team, our

(05:24):
little laugh and learned family that we break you every week.
So now you'll be able to put a face to
a name and bigger that better than that season four
we were starting. We would do video visual from here,
so Aaron is going to record it so you can
see us as we're going back and forth.

Speaker 3 (05:40):
Yeah, no, I think that I'm excited for that too,
because we do we see each other so that you
guys know, but it'll be nice for you guys to
be able to do it as well. Yeah, I'm excited. Jesus.
The picture flame, I could poke you in the eyeball.
It's like every inch of me. The camera didn't miss,
like it couldn't come from the outer side, so it
didn't all have to focus on sad.

Speaker 4 (06:00):
Ass ladies and gentlemen, because y'all, please tell my co
host that she's a beautiful woman, because I was the
what the hell she'd be looking in the mirror to see?
I think Bobby got one of those circus mirrors at
home that tells me she's not pretty because I was,
I'm gonna come to your house and I'm gonna crack
that damn mirror.

Speaker 3 (06:17):
Oh my god, I know I have a circus ass,
like like a bunch of little men will jump out
of it at the size of it. I gotta working
on that.

Speaker 4 (06:25):
That was a very small couch and me, you and
Hearn said on there comfortably. Anyway, that was a lot
better than damn seats I had on airlines yesterday. Anyway,
we had a great time I had. It was such
a wonderful expires with went to Sheery Show. It was
Sherry Shepherd's birthday, heavy birthday, Sherry Shepherd. She just got
picked up a season three starting in September. Everybody but

(06:46):
had the scenes. The producer John Murray, the makeup artist, uh,
the producer of my segment, mister Patrick Hesby was so
pleasant and so nice. Yeah, but we met Candy Birds,
and Candy Birds was just the real deal piece of steel, y'all.
She was so far her and her lovely husband, mister Todd,
they were so cool and everybody meant Bobby hearing behind

(07:07):
the scenes was so chill and I love I would
love to bring people in to see all of that.
But some things. I think you just have to be
there something.

Speaker 3 (07:15):
Right, I know, Yeah, absolutely. And when I tell you
flame fangirled out on Candy I did.

Speaker 4 (07:22):
I did because I was a fan of Candy's. I
already remember when I hosted TG I F that week
and they had something about kid. I said, I'm not
gonna talk about I love me some Candy Bird. And
then to get to meet her and she was such
a kind and pleasant woman and we sang together. Oh.
I thought I was doing something, y'all, even that night.
And then that night we went to Comedy and Harlem.

(07:44):
My boy Jamie and his lovely wife Nikki owned the
Comedy and Harlem. Unfortunately, if that was their last Monday there,
they're looking for another location and they do have a GoFundMe,
which I will post on my Instagram and my Facebook
page and my TikTok and my YouTube, So y'all make
sure y'all go for me. It was a black on
club and the energy in the room, Bobby will tell
you it was a Yeah, it was so wonderful.

Speaker 3 (08:05):
He's very respectful and he I think he treats his
talent very well. You know, we were listening to a
live once and everybody had nothing but nice things to
say about him.

Speaker 4 (08:15):
So yeah, really yes, And all the staff that were
so pleasant and black folks, I'm talking to y'all, you know,
we can have our own business, had a danciest attitude.
But I promise you nothing could be further from the
troops of the people who work from Jamie. Everybody was
so pleasant and so kind. And now Rolanda watched the
legend herself of Rolanda watch from the talk show and

(08:36):
the idea of the comedy show there with Jamie together
and we had the best time. We did like a
Q and a port. I think the q A portion
was more fun than anything. And it was so great.
It was I'm telling you, it was just And then
next morning we woke up and we did the breakfast club.
So Jamie went with us, the owner of Comedy in Harlem,
and Bobby Clipping went and we sat in there and
we just we had a conversation. I'm not sure what

(08:58):
they they're going to hear it, but it was pretty nice.
And Bobby met somebody what was that young man's name, Bobby.

Speaker 3 (09:03):
Oh, it's a few people, And I had no idea
Tank someone knew Tank. He was absolutely lovely, got a
big hug. He was adorable. And then who is the
Who's the one that was in the arm room with
the waters? I had to get a.

Speaker 4 (09:16):
Water and he was hurt. Bobby. Bobby met in the
La chopper.

Speaker 3 (09:21):
It's he said, hello, ma'am. I think he thought I
was his principal coming to collect him. I crabbed your one,
very respectful. The whole group. He came heavy in that
room and everybody was very swash. They all said hello,
like nobody ignored. All I wanted was the water behind him.
I just needed them to move aside, and he did.
He was a dog didn't But I never felt so

(09:43):
white or old got I didn't know a goddamn soul
in that building.

Speaker 4 (09:46):
I couldn't because well, wait a minute, before you say
all of that, let me tell you what we have
in common. I know that man from a can of paint.
But when I told my daughters that that he was there, baby,
I almost got attacked.

Speaker 3 (09:58):
He didn't take no picture.

Speaker 4 (10:00):
I'm like, who is I don't know them? Oh honey,
So he's very he's a very handsome young man too,
but he's quite Yes, baby, my daughter's almost beat my ass,
I ain't gonna like. I'm like, girl, I don't know
who that was, and they like it was like Stevie Wonders, comebody,
I don't do that. They like it was like Johnny
Gill my mind.

Speaker 5 (10:18):
I don't know him, no clue, but he was His
mother taught him right because he was very respect like,
he's very sweet, which I always pick up when people
are polite, because I think a lot of these young
people today aren't so polite.

Speaker 3 (10:30):
And he was lovely. So and we had so much fun.
And Jess was so cute. You were you were kicking
it with her.

Speaker 4 (10:39):
Yeah, there was so. It was actually first physical encounter.
I had never met it, but we had text making
pull up on the phone and everything. And she was
such a lovely young woman. She's so tiny. Oh my god,
she has.

Speaker 3 (10:50):
To put her feet on because she's so low.

Speaker 4 (10:52):
Yes, I don't know if you could see that.

Speaker 3 (10:54):
I had the angle and I couldn't believe Envy was
so tall. He's tall, like does tall slim drink drink
of water? He was, he was lovely. He was lovely
as well. And Charlemagne's eyes are absolutely gorgeous in person.

Speaker 4 (11:08):
Yeah, sure, Charlomagne. Charlamagne is a mess. Let me tell
y'all something. Y'all know. We didn't have it out, but
we headed out because that's how we do. But the
show should be fun. I hope by it will air
probably on Friday, but y'all make sure y'all watch it.
And we had a great time. Charlomagne, thank you for
season four Black of Peic Network, Dolly Bishop, who else
will Pearson? Thank you, guys. I appreciate it. Me and

(11:30):
Bobby gonna do our best to make sure that we
keep people in the loop and end the know and
as much as we know about this political scam of
scheme that's going on in this country because it is
good and bad and ugly. That's what that's what we
should call an episode one the good the bad, and
I don't even know what the good is, but this
damn bad and ugly is winning.

Speaker 3 (11:50):
It's the truth, I think it was the title of
the book should be distractions, which is which is your word?
And then each chapter could be one of those things.
Because they have us focus on the most ridiculous, stupid stop,
including this trial, which we'll get to this particular trial,
and we're not focusing on the big stuff. So a

(12:12):
little disappointing, but.

Speaker 4 (12:16):
But oh no, very a very wonderful week for promotion.
And before we get off the topic, Bobby, this Friday
and Saturday tomorrow two day the twenty six and twenty seven,
I will be at Twice as Funny Comedy Lounge in Colleen, Texas.
Get your tickets on the website or at the box office.
When I tell you, if I'm anything Friday night and
Saturday night, like I was Monday night, Colean, y'all in trouble, Baby,

(12:39):
y'all in trouble because I was talking more shit than
it all out Monday night. It was.

Speaker 3 (12:44):
But no, it was good and people were They had
a real back and forth with you. It was it
was a lot of fun to watch.

Speaker 4 (12:51):
So I will be but I'm gonna do my set
on Friday. Saiday, but I'm gonna be fun. We're gonna
have a great time. So you guys, get you come
out and get the fans. Thank you for all the
people who purchase fans and just have a great time
with me, because that's what I am. I am a
good time. Okay, Now we got to get into this
week's episode because we got one more episode and we
will be a season four because me and Bobby, if
they have a whole damn conversation, will never make it

(13:11):
to the damn.

Speaker 3 (13:12):
Oh no, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, but you know I
want to start out with actually a positive because so
much of this is not going to be fun as
we go through. And I actually want to ask you
a question I didn't get to ask you while we
were together in New York. Did you see there was
a news clip about It was in Saint Paul and
there was an elderly gentleman that was on the highway

(13:34):
hit a pole. I don't know if he had some
sort of medical emergency. Anyway, the car went into flames,
and a whole group of passers by and bystanders broke
into that flaming car, got his body out. A nurse
had stopped and they were helping him until the rescue
team could come. And I thought, what a brave group
of people. So many people might have just gone by,

(13:56):
figuring they couldn't get any couldn't couldn't do anything, And
he's only alive because they actually broke into the car
because he was trapped. And I thought that was pretty impressive.

Speaker 4 (14:07):
See, those are the unwritten heroes that you don't hear about.
You don't hear about those every day. And it's a
lot of people that are heroes like that that you, yes,
you never know about.

Speaker 3 (14:18):
They just do the right thing right, Yeah, and they
Isn't that what it is about me?

Speaker 4 (14:23):
Even with the whole Bible and all the commandments or
whatever rules you have to go back for whatever religion
you practice, I think it's instilled in you that you
know the difference between right and wrong. I think you
just know that. It's like a biological car. You just
know that. But tell people just don't know how to
do right. Yeah, I might be one of them. I

(14:43):
don't know how to do right.

Speaker 3 (14:45):
No, that's not true. That's not true at all.

Speaker 4 (14:47):
Don't even I was looking like a damn done. I
was all covered up from her.

Speaker 3 (14:55):
Well, let me tell you a friend. My mom said, Oh,
she looked lovely, but oh the girls, oh, and I said,
oh my god, if you only know she thought she
was completely covered up.

Speaker 4 (15:04):
Oh girls, the girls said, I'm blanket all the way
up to the nose.

Speaker 3 (15:08):
Like a Yeah, I know, but that that cleavage was
peeking out a little bit. So I got that dress
was super sexy, Nora.

Speaker 4 (15:17):
I think it was put the bra on. I don't
think they would have been.

Speaker 3 (15:20):
Peekaboo, I know, but it looked tonight, like if you
just gave you enough and it held you in the
in the dress. I think. I think the route you
went was great. You looked you absolutely looked terrific. Yeah,
you're the cutest one on the show, I thought that.

Speaker 4 (15:34):
Time, hmm, outside of Cheery because she got the biggest chick,
so she was the cute one. I know, Yeah she did.
It was her birthday, so you guys, and she's the
whole way to season three. We like to see people.
We in over here. Okay, Bobby, let's get to it.
Let's get to it, and let's get around it.

Speaker 3 (15:54):
Okay. So now the next one's going to be kind
of a warning to people. It was something I read
that I found a little interesting. It was a study
that had come out from Ohio State University and it said,
and I thought, I wonder if this is post pandemic
or just in general. It says that nearly two thirds
of parents feel lonely and burned out, and nearly forty
percent feel they have no support and what the therapist

(16:18):
who had worked on this study said that keeping busy
doesn't replace friendships. So you got to reach out. So anybody,
if there's somebody here feeling like they need a little help,
reach out to a pal. Don't keep it inside, and
don't overstuff your activities either, because that's not helping, it's
just adding to the problem.

Speaker 4 (16:35):
Okay, So the correct answer, like Bobby said, was please
reach out to somebody that you could talk to that's
gonna make you feel good about yourself. Don't call nobody
that's negative and the downside and gonna make you feel
worse than you already in the situation that you are.
But the fun side is call Bobby. Clifford. Steve could
talk to you for six days straight.

Speaker 3 (16:55):
I am working on it. I told you my name
is Bobby.

Speaker 4 (17:00):
To all your problems and tell you all use and
tell you everybody, baby that Bobby would call Bobby. She
had definitely talk to you for about six days. Now
I stop.

Speaker 3 (17:10):
I'm sorry, but but I'm interested and I love.

Speaker 4 (17:14):
You all she does, Baby, she gonna tell you that too. Good.

Speaker 3 (17:18):
God, oh my god, but you know what what has
been I think we we'll start off we'll like really
start off one of the hard topics with it, because
I'm just I just can't believe what's happening with it
is the college protests. Oh my god, the college protests.

Speaker 4 (17:33):
It's happening all over the country. To Bobby, we were.

Speaker 3 (17:36):
Right in in with it. I mean, we had the
Columbia University. We had n yu n yu uh that
they were throwing uh bottles at police, which is not
what a not what a peaceful protest is supposed to be.
I think that they're still negotiating with Columbia after days
of them having an encampment, and these are pro Palestinian protests,

(17:59):
which there's nothing wrong with that, But there were two
sides to every story. And I think if, especially if
I was a mom, a Jewish mom, sending my kid
paying the same tuition, I feel like my kid needs
to he needs to be able to do his studies
and to be able to feel safe as well. So
I just hope people are looking at both sides of
this coin here, which is so complicated, steeped in hundreds

(18:22):
of years of history, and we gotta we're gonna do better, kids.
We got to do batter again.

Speaker 4 (18:30):
We're praying for all the innercy were involved in these protests,
and I am not let me tell you why. I
don't want to speak about it, and I really do
have strong feelings about it from both sides. But the
LGBT community fight fighting against me was one thing. The
Jewish community fight against me absolutely not. I got nothing
to say, and I'm not blaming either side. I just

(18:53):
I feel so bad for all the casualties, the children
that separated from their families, the dads that's going to
lose their lives, no reason for just being a man
in a war zone. I feel bad on both sides because,
let me tell them, even though Russia struck first, I'm
sure there were plenty of Russian citizens that did not
want a war, but they had no say so because
they had no say so because they dictated did with

(19:15):
exactly what he wanted to do, which is back when
I get back to Trump, they dictated did exactly what
he wanted to do. He didn't care about nobody else.
But so okay, okay, let me come back, let me
come back.

Speaker 3 (19:26):
I don't but no, it's it's true and and something
the only sort of ray of hope. But I don't
even know, if you can call this the ray of
hope that I saw that's been going on with in
the Israel and Palestinian war is there is a young
man that has dual citizen, Chef Hirsch Goldberg, Poland, and

(19:48):
he has been missing since October seventh, and the last
image that his parents had of him was his him
being put into a vehicle with his seven arm because
he got caught and he got caught with shrapnel by
a grenade, I believe, and they actually just saw him
Hamas put out some sort of piece of propaganda that

(20:11):
had him with the seven arm. They also admitted to
having they have four bodies, so there are four people
we don't know who they are that didn't make it,
but at least they're holding their bodies so the families
might get some sort of some sort of closure, So
you know, that's the only good thing.

Speaker 4 (20:28):
And I saw that he was he's been in captivity
for two hundred one day. That his mother father had
the two or one on their shirt. But so his
arm being steven, was that not true?

Speaker 3 (20:40):
No, it was he they threw a grenade at him
and they blew his arm. Uh yeah, and then they
took him and throw them. Yeah, they took him and
throw them into a vehicle. He's had no medical, medical help,
and somehow he survived. So if you don't want to
talk about God's will there, there's something there or his will.
But but he survived. So that's pretty pretty amazing. What

(21:00):
I wish that we would talk about and what these
college kids aren't talking about. So it's so disappointing to me.
It's the hostages. So they're talking about Palestine and okay,
and it's awful for these poor people living in guys,
the Palestinians, But it's humas that's that's starving them. What
about the what about the hostages? Kids? Just make sure

(21:22):
that you're balanced on both sides and you you know
you're not being swayed.

Speaker 4 (21:26):
And this is what I'm saying, Bobby, especially when it
comes down to affairs of politics and religion and identity. Now,
everybody has their own way of seeing doing things, but
the powers that be are causing so much uproar to
the innocence because so many innocents that just want to
live their life happily, but they caught up with somebody
else's wall. And that's what it always means with somebody

(21:48):
else's war. I'm sorry, y'all, I'm raling. How do you
know cheerios in the background that was me. That was me.

Speaker 3 (21:55):
Oh my god, that's so funny. I don't have mine here,
but I'm doing the multi grain tonight. That's going to
be my dinner. So so anyway, that's I mean, I
don't have too much more to say with that, but
keep keep the talk about the hostygenes that that's what
we've got to get them home or get them out from.
I'm like, this poor kid, he needs medical care, for
the love of God.

Speaker 4 (22:14):
As a pir as a parent, I know the parents
seeing him and after not you know, know what was
happening to him all this time, right, I know it
was like the way that the world was lifted off
in their shoulders.

Speaker 3 (22:25):
Oh, I'm sure. I think it's their only child, so
I you know, I know it's their only son. I
think it may be their only child. And you know,
and and what's hard about all these protests and whatnot,
is is the time of year, right, so it's happy
pasa it is it's passover, and and some of these
people just didn't they're not finding any peace. And that's
what it's supposed to be.

Speaker 4 (22:44):
Wait a minute, let me let me ask for my
ignorant listeners, including myself.

Speaker 3 (22:47):
So pasa is it? I believe it's just Yiddish for
a passover, So happy pasa.

Speaker 4 (22:53):
That's okay, laugh and learn. See you just got be something,
Bobby Clipper, I didn't know.

Speaker 3 (22:59):
But don't say more about that, okay.

Speaker 4 (23:02):
But I was asking phenology for myself with my other
listeners who we learned something today, you guy?

Speaker 3 (23:07):
Yeah, and and and it's celebrated from I think it
was April twenty second it started and it ends April thirtieth, so.

Speaker 4 (23:15):
I know something was going on with the Jewish community.
Remember why I say, Graham, I didn't have boy head
the young because I say I wanted to pull a
man out. But man, that heroin just called the week.

Speaker 3 (23:26):
That's a they were. What they were doing is they
were all picking up their their loved ones right before
it started. So they must have all gone to the
airport pick up family and whatnot. That's that's my guess. Uh,
you know, because it's a big it's more it's a
it's a more fun holiday, we'll say. Whereas Russia shan
Or and Yam Kapoor about you know, looking back at
your sins and all that. It's heavy stuff and fasting.

(23:49):
And let me tell you that Jewish people can fast
like nobody's business. Us Catholics, we we McDonald's fast. We
do our slim fast fast. We do one sensible meal
and two snacks. They eat nothing. They're like the Muslims
during Ramadan and nothing touches their lips. That is so
impressive to me. I'd be having one eyes all open.

Speaker 4 (24:10):
My version, my version of fashion is I'm not gonna
eat that third piece of chicken. Okay, that fourie chicken.

Speaker 3 (24:17):
That's right, that's fine, too so, and that's why I
look like this. But yeah, I'm not gonna.

Speaker 4 (24:23):
Eat that fifth piece of bacon. It's just on my
plate for decoration.

Speaker 3 (24:27):
Yeah, I'm not. Yeah with the bacon. You just that's
a systety. The funnier talking about Jewish people anyway.

Speaker 4 (24:35):
But listen, f where we're going, Bobby, Wait a minute,
Wait a minute. I'm sorry. Press all involved in these wars,
you know, and I'm telling you, if you don't think
that it is affecting us, it really is affecting us.
Because if one country and I said this last week.
I will keep saying this because I need you to
hear me. If one country pull out nukes, everybody has

(24:58):
to pull out nukes. It is scary for all of us,
which means that you have to know who are you
putting in position of this power to have these nuclear codes,
because if they having a bad day, everybody has to
suffer for their bad day. Again, I ain't giving out
no names. We'll pay attention. Shit, Okay, but what are
we going back?

Speaker 3 (25:17):
No? But but you're onto something because it's so true.
And that's why that's why Israel has been our ally
in such a strong ally, because they have kept Iran
in check and they're willing to be the first one,
first line of defense because Iran has has nukes, so
it keeps us sake.

Speaker 4 (25:36):
So we so so too by Americans.

Speaker 3 (25:42):
Absolutely, I'm not not saying that. I'm saying they're still
going to work if they're pointed in this direction.

Speaker 4 (25:49):
We told our own weapons of mass destruction too. Oh yeah, girl,
don't get me started, because don't get me started.

Speaker 3 (25:55):
Yeah, it'll be like they have a homing device and
they come on room and we don't need that. But
that's why we support these countries. That's why we have allies,
that's why we have the UN you know, you know
the foreign staff. Politics is super hard, but there's a
reason we're not just giving out money to give out money.
We're doing it to keep ourselves safe. People just I
don't think they understand that enough and keep speaking about

(26:18):
keeping safe. Did you see. I'm sort of outraged by this.
I don't know how to feel. We have a lot
of a lot of nonsense that's been going on in schools,
shootings and whatnot. But Tennessee passed a bill tuesday allowing
teachers to be armed in the classroom.

Speaker 4 (26:39):
Oh okay, oh Bobby, okay. So to my listeners, I
feel a certain kind of way about this, and this
is not joking at all. Being a teacher in America
right now, it's probably the most dangerous job in the country.
I'm just I have to say that publicly cause because

(27:01):
the temperament of these youngsters now is there is no
respect for a righte coat, or for a professor or
a teacher, a clergyman or no one. And that's not
all of them, but that's a lot of our fault,
not my generation, but up under me, because they let

(27:23):
these kids run wild and there is no respect to person,
and you see they kill everybody without thinking about it.
It's such a catch twenty two to the bobby because
then you need to know is the teacher scary? Because
you know, I always say stop giving cowards guns, because
if you give a coward a gun, you just give
them the power to kill, but not the responsibility of

(27:46):
knowing what the hell they are doing. Talking that down,
So I don't think every teacher should have one. I
don't know if I agree with it on one aspect,
but as a parent who has a kid in school,
I kind of do. I'm on the fence, Bobby, I'm
on the pens needs you to break the tie.

Speaker 3 (28:01):
Well, I'll tell you I'm not and I'll tell you.
So the requirements, I feel like we have to give
those two so we're doing like full reporting of what's
going on. But they have to get to carry permit,
they have to have a background check, they have to
go through you know, X amount, and I don't know
what the ex is, hours of training, and there are

(28:23):
some other other requirements. They can carry it on their
hip in the classroom. I don't know if that's intimidating
to kids, it would be to me. Under this measure, though,
parents wouldn't be allowed to know whether their child's teacher
has a gun or not. I don't like that as
a parent. I want to know if my kid's in
what if? No, it's K through twelve, And you know

(28:46):
just as well as I do, there are eleventh in
twelfth graders that are big, strapping people that could overpower
a teacher and get that weapon if they if they
were fighting with little Johnny. I don't know. I it's
one thing if they if they could have it in
the classroom and the bullets have to be locked and
the gun has to be locked, but they can carry
it right on their hip. I don't know. I don't.

(29:08):
I don't like it at all because I think it's
it's it's too much, you know. I think it's can
lead to disaster, and I don't like that.

Speaker 4 (29:15):
Uh, And there are so many scenarios, Bobby and I
don't know they have they actually root on that or
is that just up for debate.

Speaker 3 (29:23):
No, it's it's passed. It's waiting for Governor Bill Lee
to for his signature.

Speaker 4 (29:29):
Unfortunately, unfortunately, if it passes, all that's going to take
is one incident to shut it down, but that will
still be somebody's life, probably somebody, unfortunately. But if it
doesn't pass, who's protecting these teachers. It is such a
sketchy topic because a lot of these teachers are doing

(29:50):
more than just teaching your kids, y'all sending these kids
to school for them to be babysit with no respect,
with no respect.

Speaker 3 (29:59):
Well then now, and the other thing is, just like
any workplace, people cannot get along. I don't need two
teachers shooting it out in the hallway like the Okay Corral.

Speaker 4 (30:09):
I never even thought about that, Bobby, You're absolutely right.

Speaker 3 (30:13):
I don't like that.

Speaker 4 (30:14):
Or I disgrunt a teacher, you know, not doing their
job of the par and then they get terminated and
they already got the gun at work. They ain't got
to go get the gun. They already got the gun.
Oh my god, I've never even thought about those scenarios. Oh,
you're right, you're absolutely correct. I would say I would

(30:36):
prefer them hiring harm guys. But we see how that
worked out in Uvalde.

Speaker 3 (30:41):
Well that was like get actual. I wouldn't mind that.
I don't know if we can afford it. You know,
if some communities because it we'll go by the community,
so they'd have to come up with extra people, extra manpower.
I wouldn't mind there being like two teachers, I mean
to police assigned to every school. But you know who's

(31:01):
got those kind of taxes, tax dollars, you know, we
need them on the streets. So I don't know guards
like I want someone that's actually actually trained. I don't want,
you know, Joe Schmoe who, like you say, like someone
just looking to be a hero and strapping a strapping
a gun on thinking they're great. Years ago, I used
to drive an ambulance and we used to have these wannabes,

(31:24):
Oh my god, flame. They'd have leather gloves, they'd have
all this equipment that looked like guns on their hips,
so they felt kind of cool. I don't need one
of those running around the school with a with a weapon.

Speaker 4 (31:36):
Yeah, if yeah, that is, that is going to that's
going to cause more civil unrest because that's going to
be really dangerous. There's so many scenarios that could happen
with that, and I hate if it's one victim, it's
one too many. So prayers to all that oh, I
need my daughter harry up and get the hell out
of school. I know. Okay, what are we going next?

Speaker 3 (31:55):
So speaking about daughters, we might as well do reproductive rights.
We'll talk about the girls. Talk about the girls. So
I President Biden this week just put some sort of
new rule in that HIPPA. It will come into place,
the Healthcare Portability Act. I'm missing a I'm missing something there.

(32:18):
It was put in a ninety six by Ted Kennedy.
Uh and there was a there was a female. They
gout a Kansas senator that did it with him. Is
for people who are going across borders for to get
an abortion, that their medical records can't be obtained by
anybody or looked at. So because that's how how would

(32:39):
you know if somebody got an abortion if you have
no access to get into their medical record. So he's
trying to go about it kind of coming in the
back door. So I sort of like that. The Arizona
Health of Representatives failed to advance the repeal of the
one hundred and sixty year old abortion band. So I

(32:59):
don't know how to feel about that either. We're sort
of a mess. We've got to we've got to fix things.
It's making it more and more complicated for for women.

Speaker 4 (33:11):
And let me ask you a question, because even though
you're a woman of a certain age, how do you
feel about telling somebody telling you what you can and
can I do with your body? And I know you're
a Catholic, and I know you're a Catholic, and I
still want to know how you feel, and I want
to know genuinely how you feel.

Speaker 3 (33:28):
I am pro choice for We've talked about this before.
I'm pro choice for everybody but me. For me, I'm
pro life. But I don't want to tell somebody telling
me what to do. And I don't feel that I
have the right because that just because I believe that
life might start at conception, I can't put that belief
on somebody else. I don't. I think we should mind
each other's business.

Speaker 4 (33:49):
Yes, I am stand it. I am telling you right now,
I am challenging all women. That's whether you've got a
universe or not. Did you hear Mammy just say she
would like to own what she wants on about her body.
It's really not your business. But I'm telling you right now,
y'all keep looking at all this negative that they're putting
out about biting all this stuff like it's happening under
his watch. A lot of this stuff was instigated by

(34:12):
a former administration. A lot of this stuff was instigated
by the whether when wild in office or while seeking office,
a lot of this was instigated. And y'all giving up
all y'all rights. And I'm speaking to my transistors right now,
because if they take the rights away from women at
nine o'clock, they gonna take the rights away from us
at nine to five. They ain't gonna take them a
whole another day. And I mean, they gonna take away

(34:34):
our hormone therapy, our rite to dress as girls and
with women's clothing, your idea. They are gonna strip every
right that you can. Y'all always think I'm against us.
I'm not transphobic or trend or homophobic. I'm bullshitophobic. And
the distractions are they doing everything and all they can
to keep us separated from each other, to hate on
each other as a community. That's whether it's the LGBT

(34:57):
communitial anywhere else. Look at all these wars and all
this stuff they completely are remove, moving a machine where
we're not paying attention because we're too busy fighting with
each other. We better fix this ship or we're gonna
be in trouble. And when we y'all better vote right.
I'm telling you all right, Biden may be old, but
Biden is a human. I think that other one AI.
You can't get away with all ship that he has

(35:17):
done and not be human. I think that one is AI.
Because baby, it's scared.

Speaker 3 (35:23):
It's true. He was down. He was down in try
and Trump's jumping around this this past week he was president.
Biden was down in Florida because they have more restrictive
rules that are in place, and so you know, he's
trying to galvanize voters against against abortion and try to
move things along. I think that I think the reproductive

(35:46):
right issue might sway some people. You know, they're real
Bible thumpers. There are certain areas there, but I think
I don't know. I think the woman I am one
hundred percent on with you, that women could could sway
this this vote. And it's it's not that you have
to agree about it. Do you want someone telling you?

Speaker 4 (36:04):
And well, you know how, and look, okay at the
part of me that is a woman. Don't like nobody
tell me what to do? And most women I know
don't like nobody is to include their husbands, all their mamas.
Don't tell me what to do, So listen. If you
don't want somebody to tell you what to do, you
better I'm telling you what to do right now. Get dad,
get your ass to the pole, and vote blue for Biden. Yes,

(36:27):
Biden needs a second term to finish fixing what was
broken when he got in the White House. This first
one he's mending fishiness with our allies. This next one
he's gonna start doing real change. I believe that y'all
not scared about it. Y'all worried about Kamala Harris. But
as long as Mike has a great cabinet, we're gonna
have a great country being ran because that's what it's
going to take. So damn it. Put it to the

(36:50):
side of ladies, women with the units. So without this
is on us. This is on us.

Speaker 3 (36:57):
It's true, and I want everybody to think about about this.
Everybody that's in Biden's cabinet right now. Of course there
are personnel changes for everybody that have moved, but everybody's
there right now is willing and able and going to
come back if he gets in for a second term.
I don't think that Trump can say that about two
people in his old cabinet. I think they're trying to

(37:20):
distance and so, including his kids, at least his daughter,
they are not coming. They're not coming for him. So
what does that tell you?

Speaker 4 (37:28):
That's very true. By that, it speaks volume. So the
choice is I was the choices they make it. They
paint that picture of how you wanted to see. But
y'all have short term memory, because a year ago he
was bragging how he's sent single handedly overturning roversus way.
But now he's backtracking and slip slide. That's not only
in that he's going to backtrack and slip side and

(37:49):
everything he promised you.

Speaker 3 (37:51):
It's true, and it's not even a year. I heard
him this year in calendar year twenty twenty four, and
I don't know if it was in February he said
that he had he's the one that that forced Roby Wade.
And then all of a sudden, you're exactly right. Within
so many weeks when after he made that, his polls
had kind of changed, you know, he felt a different way.

(38:12):
And let me tell you the polls that are out there,
they are starting to flip some of them. There are
four different poles. Two of them have Biden as up,
two of them have Trump as up, and his numbers
were we'll say ten before and now they're down to
like three. So there is a shift happening. But we
just we just have to we just have to stick

(38:34):
with it. And again, we might feel very differently if
there was a different, a different Republican candidate, but unfortunately
this is what we have on both sides. So we
are far from anti GOP. We're just anti this particular candidate.

Speaker 4 (38:52):
And listen, I'm with the whole third party system. Just
like the next week, I swear I wish this country
had a third party. I hate one of these candidates.
The president sitting or the former president are my choices.
But one is my option because I only have the
option of two. If we wanted a third party on
day one when President Biden got in office, y'all should

(39:14):
have got real serious about that and really pushed that
and we would probably be at a place to where
it could be taken seriously. But at this moment, we
are at the eleventh hour, almost to the finished land.
You got two options, the orange old man or the
old man, it's nobody else.

Speaker 3 (39:31):
It's really true. And even what when you vote, I
really think about what you want because we're not even
just talking about the presidential votes. See if you're happy
with the people in your area and what they're actually
doing for you, because a lot of us are voting
for new congressmen and senators. If your senator is sitting
on has took us. I'm using my Jewish words, since

(39:53):
it's it's Passover and they're doing nothing for you and
they're not working. Remember, this Congress has done the least
of all of the congresses in history. It was only
one other had that. I think we have like forty
five bills that have put in and the next wellest
one I can't remember. I don't know if it was

(40:15):
under Truman, but they did like three hundred and ten
Are you kidding me? So we're not even close. So
we're really the worst. So think about think about who
you vote for and what you want your home to.

Speaker 4 (40:26):
Look like, if if you're going to have a home.

Speaker 3 (40:32):
So that's the next subject. So speaking of wah wah wah,
great segue. The homeless crisis. So the Oregon has been
has put forth a case about homelessness. The homeless in
Oregon feel that they have a right to camp out
in parks, and I feel also two different ways about this,

(40:54):
because I think we have a terrible crisis and I
feel badly, but I also think parks are for all
people and we shouldn't necessarily they shouldn't be designated to
do just the homeless. I think we have to do
better in other areas. I don't know if they're going
to if they're going to make their way, because the
little that I've seen for the Supreme Court, it seems

(41:16):
like they're going to leave it up to the local areas,
the states, the towns to make their own rules. But
they're under the premise of the Eighth Amendment, which is
cruel and unusual punishment, and I don't think this meets
that criteria. I don't know what you think.

Speaker 4 (41:31):
I'm really starting to have an issue with all these
individual states being to make all their own laws because
that is going to lead to some persecution that we
don't even want.

Speaker 3 (41:41):
Well, you're going to have You're going to have states
that are heavily populated, like Massachusetts and California because they
voted it one way, and then you'll have states that
won't be as much because nobody's going to want to
live in them.

Speaker 4 (41:54):
Yeah, and that's what I'm saying. I don't know about
like all of that. But as far as wow, so
many people home, it's because it's not only mental illness
that causes homeless. The economy here, and it has been
building up. I'm not saying it's on the Biden's watch.
It is bad now, but stuff is expensive now. But uh,
Trump inherited a good economy and in four years he

(42:17):
broke it. He in four years he broke it. In
four years, he burned it up for.

Speaker 3 (42:22):
Us, for middle for the middle people, not for the
We want to make sure, you know, the wealthy got
wealthier in some ways. We want that because the idea is,
although we're seeing trickle down economics doesn't actually work. It's
supposed to trickle but they're supposed to spend money that
helps the help the rest of us. But that doesn't
seem to be happening. But I think we need to

(42:43):
really pay attention.

Speaker 1 (42:44):
I don't.

Speaker 3 (42:45):
I'm not in the city in Boston here a whole
lot you know, I live. I live just above it,
you know, because now I'm working remotely right. So I'm
not I'm not in the city, but I was in
the city with you flame in New York and we
saw we saw quite a few people on benches is
and you know, it broke my heart. Are walking around
with like their blankets on their on their shoulders, and

(43:07):
I got it was it was super sad. We've got
to Just like the immigration issue, which the can has
sort of been kicked down, I feel like the homeless
crisis is almost the same because it's uncomfortable and the
two sides can't meet. So that with this, the Democrats,
especially the progressive ones, will want to give away the store,
and the Republicans, the far right mega, you know, people

(43:31):
won't necessarily want to give anything at all, so they
I think they just they just push it down, push
it down, push it down. But to jig us up,
we've got to get some of the stuff resolved.

Speaker 4 (43:41):
Yeah, we have to because we're living in too much
hall and everything there and people just you know, but
as much as you see people not liking each other,
I love that. Bobby and I Monday night we went
to comedy in Harlem and Bobby is uh was probably
the cream of the call because it may have been

(44:02):
one other white person in there, and Bobby, Bobby chit
chatted with everybody. She felt safe, she felt welcome. And
this is what I'm saying. We gotta stop seeing what
we want to see in people and just see the
person for who they are. Bobby, I never asked you,
but you never looked like you was if you moved

(44:22):
around like you knew everybody in the place. So this
is what I'm saying.

Speaker 3 (44:26):
Yeah, that's sort of who I am. Like, I don't,
I wasn't. The one thing I got was funny. There
were a couple of comedians that were on and they
have they would have like these white jokes and then
they would look.

Speaker 4 (44:35):
Over me, Oh that was Oh that was Friday, that
was Sunday night.

Speaker 3 (44:42):
Right, Yes, any saying the white people and he looked
over at the one white lady sitting there. But but yeah, no,
not at all. Well that's and I'm gonna give We're
gonna go back to Jamie, right. So I think the
people they absolutely were love like if but Jamie keeps
that type of atmosphere, like he makes everybody feel welcome

(45:03):
and safe.

Speaker 4 (45:04):
But my point was I thought everybody should be able
to go in something with some other club or some
other establishment and be the cream or the or the
or the chocolate and coffee and have a great time
and feel safe.

Speaker 3 (45:16):
Yep, absolutely no, they were. Actually everybody that was there
was lovely. Everybody was we're crazy about you and yeah, no,
it was a great group. That's my point. But you're
exactly right. I've never so I've been there a couple
of times and I've never felt uncomfortable. I felt very comfortable. Yeah.

Speaker 4 (45:33):
No, Now can we get America to be like that?
Can we get America to be comfortable that that's gonna
be the day of the ever? So can we get
America to be We are go because I want to
talk about the eternal flame that never burns out in DC.
But since we're bringing up the word flames, where were
we going? Bobby?

Speaker 3 (45:53):
Okay, So we'll do. But I don't want to fit,
so we'll do. We'll go to the Trump trial and
then we'll do. Well, just do a quick quick update
on the foreign aid piece. How does that sound?

Speaker 4 (46:04):
Yeah? Good?

Speaker 3 (46:05):
Okay, So opening statements were made with Trump's With Trump's case,
he looked like he was falling asleep a little bit.
But I guess he said to people that he was
praying bless his hash. They have their full twelve person
jury and six alternates, which is really great, so they're

(46:27):
kind of moving. It's going rapidly, which I think maybe
Trump is probably a little a little shocked with. There
are several key people, key witnesses that came from his cabinet.
What one I thought was hysterical. So, I mean, this, really,
we know this case everybody is really about documents and payments,
and but we're calling it the hush money right with

(46:49):
the porn star. And I think the funniest thing is
the first person, the first witness was the National ar
Inquirer owner Pecker, the Pecker and porn Star. They talk
about an unseemly case. They had him up because he
has supposedly he is. He quashed some stories that were

(47:11):
gonna come and then he would plant stories against Trump's opponents,
so you know, and that sort of spoke to the
whole hushmany kind of kind of deal. So that's what's
going on. And then the part that you were just
talking about some poor sick person. And I'm sure Trump's

(47:32):
going to try to somehow take credit for it, but
it wasn't about Trump let themselves on fire. Did you
see that? He threw all sorts of documents like flyers out.
His friends have said that his his name was Maxwell Zarello.
By the way, he was thirty seven, and they said
he was brilliant. He was very compassionate and kind, but

(47:54):
he was troubled. And it wasn't over Trump or Biden.
It was about sort of where we're at. It was
about the corruption and in what's going on right now.
I don't know how he saw it playing he was
going to get anywhere with that, but that's what he did.

Speaker 4 (48:18):
Yeah. First of all, prayers to him. But let me
tell you something. The only thing I can respect about
that whole situation. At least he only did it to himself,
because there's so many others that go out here and
do it. Yeah, fifteen to twenty other people. And I'm
sad that he did that because I was raised only
if you commission U said, you're going straight to hell.

(48:39):
He got, he got a prequel on how hot it's
going to be when he gets there. But at least
he only hurt himself because so many others hurt so
many other innocent people. That is sad.

Speaker 3 (48:55):
I know, I was like, I got you, you were
getting a little clumped my other Jewish word. I know
if I would up through the screen and give you
the heinmeluck.

Speaker 4 (49:03):
Oh no, no, no, I'm not proud of this. Let
me tell you something. I'm not nobody who and I
know that's the old monks. The monks used to do
that and protest, get themselves on fire. I'm trying to
figure out what what the significance does that it ain
changed on.

Speaker 3 (49:20):
He has to be mentally ill flamed, he had to
be really mentally ill. You know his friends, any of
that it was around him, they were like shocked. They couldn't.
They thought it was they had the wrong person. They
said he was troubled and he he had like these
conspiracy things. What I wonder is is because he was
kind of a loner, I wonder if he had like
schizophrenia or like he just kind of went to diagnosed

(49:44):
or whatnot, or didn't take his meds. Like you know,
they're not talking about that right now.

Speaker 4 (49:49):
That you know that, you know that I old adage Bobby,
you worked in a medical profession for you, I still do.
There is a very there's the line between genius and
Lewency is a Peeks hair spin.

Speaker 3 (50:01):
That's That's exactly, and that's what I'm thinking, because they
said he's so brilliant, and they said he was so compassionate.
He would help anybody and do He would literally give
you the shirt off his back and he would help
if anybody needed anything. He was the first one that
sort of volunteered. So they were shocked and horrified and
it had to be awful. The police were there. They

(50:23):
saw him sort of throw these He got a backpack
and I guess he threw these flyers up and then
pulled something out of a backpack and they didn't quite
know what was, you know, look like I think it
was probably a canister, like like one of those cups
that you squeeze and put something and immediately did it.
I mean, it was awful. People jumped in and try
to help that and you're right now, they didn't stop anything.

Speaker 4 (50:44):
So no, So I mean, I don't know what the
protest is, but God bless him, Rest is soul wherever
he may be. Okay, let's move on.

Speaker 3 (50:53):
Okay, Well, I'll tell you who's upset about the some
protesters is Trump. He's upset that he doesn't have a
gazillion people sitting outside. He thought like they would shut
things down. And and he's been making comments like I
only do this for you.

Speaker 4 (51:08):
Uh.

Speaker 3 (51:08):
And I think he's he's as a money collecting grab
and I'm sure there probably are people that are that
are sending money in. But I thought, oh my god,
he's like such a big head. I mean, you want
to make you outside.

Speaker 4 (51:23):
It makes you one that is his grip. Is he
losing his grip?

Speaker 3 (51:27):
I'm telling you, I I don't know. But instead of
saying sleepy Joe, it's sleepy Dawn. So we'll see how
that goes. Right now that that's probably all that we
that we have, there'll be more that will happen throughout
the week. God love them and Mike Johnson. He got
that foreign a bill finally passed through Congress. It zipped

(51:50):
through the Senate. President Biden is set to actually sign
it tomorrow. It there was give and take. It was
bipartisan because one of the things that that the GOP
insisted on is that we're not just giving money to Ukraine,
that we that we put it down as like a loan.

(52:11):
So that was a concession that had to be made.
I don't know how they're ever Everything that they have
is blown up. I don't know how they're going to
pay anybody back. But if that's what they had to
do to get it through. It was a ninety five
billion dollar package. It includes sanctions on Iran, seizure of
frozen Russian sovereign assets, a measure that's gonna that could

(52:34):
shut TikTok down. It gives TikTok a year to sell
to an American company. I have to be quite honest,
I don't know how that all works, Like why would
anybody want to sell their company? But I think maybe
the US owns a piece of it anyway, So I
don't know, but it gives them a year to kind
of figure it out, because you know, we're nervous about
China getting our getting our our information and maybe something that's.

Speaker 4 (53:00):
Almost say look, I almost say it. So they've been
about that.

Speaker 3 (53:03):
Look, I mean, there was a victory for Biden, it
was a victory for Johnson. Marjorie Taylor Green saying she's
gonna she's gonna oust him. What's so funny to me
is she's one person like I don't know how she did.
I read in my nuts. Did I read she was
in Russia? And what the hell did she have to
do in Russia if she was.

Speaker 4 (53:24):
I'm just gonna say this for the country. She don't
play basketball, so yeah, yeah, they can keep her.

Speaker 3 (53:32):
They can keep her. But Israel's gonna get twenty six
point four billion. Some people are upset that there are
no restrictions or guidelines that will put on that money.
You know, like, uh, nine point five billion was actually
designated for humanitarian aid for them to give our money
to make sure this aid going to Gaza, so that's good,

(53:53):
but you know, there was a whole attack in Rafa
where eighteen women and children, mostly children, were killed, So.

Speaker 4 (54:01):
No more war, Bobby don't know, I know, so.

Speaker 3 (54:04):
But let's put some guidelines, do you know what I mean? Like,
you can't keep blowing people up if you know Hanas
is there. Okay, but figure it out. Sixty one billion
will go towards Ukraine and they are desperate, I mean,
they must be over there fron rocks at this point.
And then Taiwan is going to get eight point one billion,

(54:25):
and that's for because they're begetting threats against China, which.

Speaker 4 (54:29):
I have so much respect for presidents that Lynsky. I
think that he is a courage with us dance in
the heart of a of a dragon, because he has
he thought he has stood up with his country, and
he has gotten down with the country, and they were abandoned.
The country didn't run away right there in the streets

(54:51):
with the people. I have a lot of respect for.

Speaker 3 (54:53):
You're exactly right, he is, like right on. I'm not
going to say the front lines. I'm using that as
an expression, but he's down with his soldiers. He is,
he's not forgotten them. He is he's desperate. The only
good thing that came out of all of the distractions
with this stuff is that it seems like to me
at least, that the impeachment articles against may Orcus are

(55:14):
they've they've sort of been dismissed and forgotten about. They
haven't been brought up. I know that the Democratic Senate
kind of put them to rest, but I wasn't sure
if the GOP would kind of bring it back up.
But it doesn't seem like that's happening right now. So
that's okay.

Speaker 4 (55:32):
Well, wherever we go on they jump, we want y'all
to know that this is where we're going to keep
you in the loop. We are almost to the end
of the run.

Speaker 3 (55:43):
Right in my hands, over over my head. Yeah yeah.

Speaker 4 (55:49):
We thank you guys for riding with us and rolling
with us. We think our fabulous producer, mister Aaron Howe,
who is just the coolest dude. So this was Bobby
and Aaron's first encounter. So Bobby just loves Aarons My god,
I do.

Speaker 3 (56:01):
He's so adorable.

Speaker 4 (56:02):
So maybe she won't ride him before the meetings every weekend.
I just try to.

Speaker 3 (56:08):
Keep everybody organized and honest. What can I say? But
I sometimes I think he's going to eat a ham
sandwich or something.

Speaker 4 (56:17):
I wish I had one right now, But I don't
trying to eat these neck bones anyway. Listen, here has
season here at left alearn. We are not changing the
model ever, because we won't because you guys don't change
for us. But you teach us and you help us.
But here are left a learn We are not trying
to get you to change your mind. We are only
trying to get you to use your mind.

Speaker 3 (56:35):
Because why Bobby, Because a mind is a terrible thing
to waste.

Speaker 4 (56:39):
And a boat is even worse for women. I challenge you.
I challenge all women, none the sound of my voice,
with the uterus or without, to stand up against this
machine that is trying to control all of us. If
we all need to be women standing strong, we all
need to be women standing strong, because just from I
just read recently, it's only been about fifty five to

(57:01):
sixty years that women can even get a credit card
without being in their husband's name, right, that's the truth.
Not when with suffrage nineteen twenty nine, where women could vote.
Y'all listen they I don't know what set back they're
looking to do, but whatever they're looking to do, we
have the power to stop it.

Speaker 3 (57:18):
It's the truth.

Speaker 4 (57:19):
I'm challenging you women, this is a challenge. Don't let
me down. Bo blue bo bite. I'm riding with Baden,
but he damned shore ain't driving. Now. I'm just gonna
be up front. You can't drive. You can sit in
the backseat in one.

Speaker 3 (57:33):
Of those cars like like you know what, one of
those little side cars like you're you're having a motorcycle. Yeah,
I love it.

Speaker 4 (57:39):
Perhaps we still need him at the head because if
he don't be at the head, unfortunately, we're gonna be
at the tail. So ladies Gema, thank you for joining us.
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(58:22):
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