August 1, 2024 • 60 mins
Flame Monroe joined by Bobbi Clifford unpack the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) debacle with Donald Trump, his lack of knowledge on certain topics and his attempts to discredit Kamala Harris, voting for Kamala Harris, reforming the Supreme Court, the critique of Secret Service for their handling of security breaches and lack of communication, the importance of voting, the need for change in the current political landscape, the significance of the upcoming election and the potential impact it can have on the country and much more. Tune in and comment in the socials below.
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Speaker 1 (00:28):
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Speaker 2 (00:42):
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the name Flame, my bro also known as my row Flame.
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Speaker 3 (00:56):
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Speaker 2 (00:57):
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Speaker 3 (00:58):
You know?
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She raised shot towns on speaking to the grown a second,
We're gonna last, coming to kick in, and at the
end we're leaving with just a lifted spirits. Think you
want to revisit so your first second listen, young folks
say it's lip oh folking, we dig it.
Speaker 3 (01:11):
Hey, no this do what you do? No do what
you do? Nois do what I do? No fish.
Speaker 1 (01:40):
Hey, Hey, hey, this is comedian Flame Monroe and welcome
to this week's episode of Laugh and Learn with myself
and my beautiful co host, missus Bobby Clifford.
Speaker 3 (01:48):
Hire you touts, Hey tuts? What's going on?
Speaker 1 (01:52):
Girl life? Politics, Donald Trump, Kamala Harris, voting, book saving democracy,
and I'm pretty all of those things wrapped up in Okay,
So ladies, I want you guys to know that last
week I was and what was I was in Semonto
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with Mss Clairemac and her wonderful family, and I did.
I hosted an event which is a fundraise, which was
a wonderful event. Uh from the Claire Mac and Clairemac Foundation.
There's it's the name of the foundation is uh. Illudes
me right now because I'm telling you all right now,
it's been such a day. I got so caught up
in this National Association of Black Journalists that we're gonna
(02:35):
get to that. But my mind is right there, y'all,
so we're gonna get to that in a minute. But
I had such a wonderful time as Claire, thank you
for always being so wonderful. All the people who came
were I changed hearts, I changed mind. What is Bobby?
Speaker 3 (02:49):
What did you get? What did you get? What did
Claire give him? I'm good, okay, you know. I like
the big boom up front.
Speaker 1 (02:57):
Everyone was so wonderful and I love that they roll
out the red copper for me. And so they hired
me to be the talent for this event, not to
speak on anything else, just to be the talent. And
I had a great time. And Miss I was presented
Miss Claire, who used to be the mayor of sam
Mateo presenting me with a key to the city. Of course,
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I got some Jill Malone, I got some Chanell glasses,
so many things. But it's just the way that people
treat you, I'm telling you it is priceless on the
way that they just welcome me into their homes and
make me feel like our family. So I appreciate Claire
Mac and the Mac family because that means more to
me sometimes than the money. Now, I did get my check,
thank you, miss Claire. But it's the way you treat
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me and make me feel it's always wonderful.
Speaker 3 (03:42):
Can I add something and then you can correct me
if I'm wrong, just because you know I'm a nosy
betch and I have to get the name of it.
Speaker 1 (03:49):
Look y' she's saying, and not mean what she said?
Speaker 3 (03:53):
Did you? Is it called Elbow Room? SLD? Was that
the name of the fundraiser?
Speaker 1 (03:58):
Elbow Room is the fundraiser. It's an organization that helps
women mothers or single pand helped to pay back their
suit loan because a lot of people, Bobby yourself included them.
Suit loans have you in a choke hold for such
a long time, and a lot of times it's not
even the loan. It's that damn interests. And so what
they do. I signed up for the organization and they
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will pick a one name at random per year, and
they pay off all your suite loans. They pay off
all your student debt, so you can work and you
can live and you can thrive. I think it's a
wonderful organization. And to Holly Frier, who was the president
of the company, thank you Holly for hiring me and
believe it in me. Allow me to just to be
flame and row. And I changed some hearts, I changed
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some minds, I changed some understanding there. And when I
mentioned my podcast with my beautiful co host Bobby Clifford,
those people lit up. They love you, Bobby, I'm telling you,
they love it. They and they would tell me I
love your chemistry. I love the back and forth. I say,
do you ever hear me tell Bobby to shut up?
They say, I've never heard come back, Bobby, come back Bobby,
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And they started laughing.
Speaker 3 (05:05):
Oh my god. But for everybody in case they did
want to give something, I'm sure there's something listed on
the web page. It's Elbowroom sld dot org.
Speaker 1 (05:14):
It's a wonderful organization and if you can donate anything.
I'm telling you right now, fundraisings a high. We have
to donate to every organization that we think. I'm going
to tell you sometimes a dollar or five dollars will
go way further than you think, So just take the
time to do it. You know, sometimes when you do
it on your credit card for five dollars, it costs
you ten dollars, so you just go ahead and get
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a tenure.
Speaker 3 (05:38):
Yeah, yeah, it's true, but it's worth it. I mean,
we've got to give back because the government can't do
everything for us. I think everybody thinks that something magical
is going to happen. Joe has certainly tried with those
student loans. He's made big progress, but not all of us, unfortunately,
me being one of them, were able to get something
so help like this is terrific not to be saddled.
Speaker 1 (05:59):
It was so one of the and thank you all
everybody involved. Everybody was so nice. The question. There was
the guy I think I believe his name was oh David,
maybe a white guy in the audience, and because we
were outside in the backyard so I could see everything clearly,
his face he was laughing at the majokes and stuff
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I was telling. But the smile on his face was
the affirmation that I needed the entire time, because for
the entire forty minutes that I was up there talking,
he was enamored at me, Bobby and smiling. And it
wasn't a smile like a smirk or what is this,
It was, Oh my god. I love received. I loved
his receiving mind because I'm probably something that he would
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never experience, but he received me so well, and that
to me was like, this is what I'm doing. I'm
doing what I supposed to be doing. So thank you
again to Holly Fire, Claire Mac and the Mac family
to the Elbow Room Foundation. You guys were so wonderful.
I got to key to the city that was more
important to me than anything. I feel so special me too.
Speaker 3 (07:02):
That's why I wanted you to mention.
Speaker 1 (07:03):
I'm I'm gonna try that to do nothing like P
D D D. So y'all don't take you back. Okay,
let's get it too.
Speaker 3 (07:11):
So the big, the big huhah. Just to remind everybody
ninety seven days until the election, and let me tell you, folks,
just because I've gotten my I've received my own. The
primary ballots are out, so we'll have the primary election.
But if you're like me and you like to have
a ballot ahead of time just in case something happens,
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they're out, please fill out your ballots because if you
want to see your candidate in November so that you
can you can vote for them, you need to make
sure that they're actually there. So so fill them out.
And the flame has a little piece that was shocking
to me. It's nothing that I ever knew before, but
I think it's important.
Speaker 1 (07:52):
So you know, Bobby, Bobby has me as a damn
research analyst. Y'all know she challenges me. But what I
found out now that if you go to the ballot,
because the Republicans are pulling out all the stops, they're
pulling out all the stop well not even the Republicans,
the Trumpelicans. So let if somebody writes on your ballot,
so you go to turn into vote and they take
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a pin and they write off your ballot is in
your ballot is invalid if they write on your valid,
So you have to make sure and you have the
right if they write anything on your ballot in pin,
you can say no, no, no, could you give me another ballot,
because they have to right there check the front in
the back and make sure there's no pen markings on
there or no writings. These are all little ploys that
they are doing to get what they want. Also, there's
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a video out right now that just came out. I
shared it on my Facebook page. I'm going to share
it on Instagram later of a woman saying that now
in Georgia, they can You can go to a website
and Bobby, I can remove you off the ballot if
all I need is your first initial, your last name,
the county that you live in, and your birthday, and
I can remove you so you won't be able to vote.
(08:56):
Oh and this is only August, this is only July.
By October, there's no telling what's going to happen. Oh yeah, Bobby,
I have to send that to you. God crazy, it's crazy,
and it's scary because we knew that they were going
to play hardball, we knew that they were going to
play dirty, but I don't even know if we knew
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to the level of what they were going to play,
of how they want to get back in and make
this happen for them.
Speaker 3 (09:27):
That's absolutely crazy to me. I'm going to have to
look see. To me, I think everything is honorable. Everybody
has integrity and this is how you do it. And
I'm learning that's not necessarily the case.
Speaker 1 (09:35):
And when you just say that, Bobby, I mean sometimes
I've been forgetting that you're a Caucasian woman, Bobby, because white.
Speaker 3 (09:43):
I can't help it. Hey, I'm white, white, I can't
help it. But speaking of Georgia, Harris had her had
her rally down there. They said that she gave a
really a clean, clear speech. She did mention I saw
Bill O'Reilly and something, b and he actually liked your speech.
He just said, it's not that Trump isn't going to
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debate her. She said that Trump won't debater, it's just
that he wants to wait until the primaries are over.
I don't know why, because nothing's going to happen in
the primary, Like there's nothing nobody knew was throwing at
in So why not schedule debater now?
Speaker 1 (10:17):
It seems ridiculous to me, And I kind of understand
his tactic with that, because he'll figure, like, your mind
is already made up, and at this point, ninety seven
days out, a lot of people's minds are already made up,
but you can always change your mind. And that's what
we say here are laughing on our motto. We're not
trying to get you to change your man. We're only
trying to get you to use it if you actually
sit down and realize or step outside yourself over the racism.
(10:42):
I said this before and I'm going to say it again.
I think that even Caucasian people in this country, I'm
sick of this chaos. Racism is going anywhere. But we'll
go back to our respective corners and we will live
in harmoniously. You know. I just think that people are
really tired of all of this, this chaos in this country,
the fighting and the hate and the ridiculousness. I do
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believe that, Bobby Am I so hard at hearts, and
I'm not a Caucasian person, but I think. I'm sure
it's something up in me somewhere.
Speaker 3 (11:10):
But oh, I think I think a little bit.
Speaker 1 (11:16):
But I think I think people are just hard of
living like this. It's been going on for too long
and it's ugly.
Speaker 3 (11:22):
I agree with you because and I don't go just
by feeling. I go by what I see and want
to hear, and what we've seen and what we've heard
this week are two zoom calls, white women for Kamala
and white dudes for Kamala. That the dudes, white dudes
for Kamala, and both of those calls there were fundraising calls.
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They broke the zoom. They've never had as many I'm
going to sound like Trump. They never heard as many calls.
They never had as many calls on a zoom call
and literally broke the system. They had to sign in
and restart the call three times for each and it
was still shutting down. She is she has collected, and
not just by the white dudes and the white women. Overall,
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the first week of her campaign two hundred million dollars.
That's pretty damn impressive. So I agree with you. I
think people are just sick of it. People who are
not racist, who are have no bias, We're just sick
of living like this. I don't know what was better
now that they're out of the woodwork and we see
who they are, or before when I lived in Narnia
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and I thought everybody was just like me. I don't
know what's worse. I don't know what's better.
Speaker 1 (12:32):
I love your little girl. Lost mentality Bobby. Absolutely, don't
you ever lose that. Please, that's so innocent, because you know,
we live in a fucked up country.
Speaker 3 (12:41):
I know, I know, but I don't associate with those people,
so I don't I believe it happens. I know what happens.
I'm watching it on television. I'm watching the violence. But
up uh uh uh. But it's every time I'm shocked.
I know I shouldn't be, but I am every time
I see it. Sonya Massey, I am shocked. I like
that he was is he has been charged with murder.
(13:02):
I like that. They thank you absolutely. But everybody came out,
and not only Biden, not only the chief of police,
the governor, everybody came out and said it was murder
playing and simple. You know, we've got to do better.
We've got to figure it out. We need police reform.
We've been screaming about that since the beginning. We need
social workers in with people that might be a little
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more challenging or no.
Speaker 1 (13:25):
No, yes, I agree with all of that, but what
we really need is police reform. Yeah, Bobby, I don't
think that they need to change out all the police officers,
but I do they think they need to put people
who are familiar with a culture, or take a class
or live around some of those people so that you'll understand,
because it's like putting a round pig and a square hole.
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You don't understand the culture. And I don't know how irish.
I know how you talk, Bobby, and I know you'll
be telling me what to another time. And I'm sure
your culture is like you. And if I wouldn't understand
that as a police officer, I would think that you
are being distracted on purpose because I don't understand. Just
like I talk with my hands and sometimes I have
an aggressive tone. That doesn't mean that I'm trying to
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attack you. It's just the way I speak and who
I am. But I think they need to stop a
training theese officer, especially these young ones, if you're going
to put them in situations any older ones, because when
you're old, you don't want to change. Let me just
say that, but you need to learn that to be
able to deal with the situations that you're put in.
Because that was ridiculous. And I listened to the audio
of his name was Sean. His name is Sean Grace,
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and the murderer of him, he couldn't explain himself. He
wanted to sound pitiful. Then his family wants to come
out and say they're under attack. Y'all, not under attacked
for no reason. You under attacked because the monster that
lived in your house. Y'all knew he was a monster.
Y'all lived with him, so y'all knew. Y'all didn't know
how nasty he was, probably to other cultures, but y'all
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knew who he was. Because if you're a monster outside
the house, you are a monster inside.
Speaker 3 (15:01):
Do you remember back when well, I can only say
say when I was a little kid. It's in Boston.
They used to have partners, and they would they one
would be of and it could have been coincidental, not
on purpose, but maybe we need to get back to this.
One would be of the neighborhood that they were in.
So in Boston, the North End is Italian, so one
of those cops would be Italian, and then they might
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have them with a black cop or with an Irish
cop or whatever. I think we need to get back
to that, and then the person who's in that neighborhood
can explain to the other person what's going on. Blah
blah blah. You know, this is, you know, it would
be great to have Muslim people in or you know,
Middle Eastern people as police officers so they can explain
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the you know, the culture, and no, she has to
have her head and she can't come out, you know, covered,
and blah blah blah. I don't. I think that's what
I do.
Speaker 1 (15:51):
And I thought that worked with Alviser Friendly in the
seventies and early eighties. I think it probably possibly still
could happen. Problem is the few bad cops are so bad.
And I said day the police officer, there is an old, good,
old boy's quiet. You cannot tell on a bad cop
because they will terrorize you your family. You know. It is.
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It is so many different components and people are afraid.
So I get that part. I understand that part. But
you knew what you stand up for and to be
ad to stand up against the whole department and then
you don't have your back covered if y'all go out
on a stakeout or something. So it is so many
different variables. But that is scary about me, you think
that we have. But thank God for the other officer
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that was with him for having his body cam on
because after all the lives that Sean Grayson told we
would have never got to the truth of this matter
and not been for this body camp and the way
he killed this woman so effortlessly that we talked about before.
This was not his first probably not even his second
time that he has done it and gotten away with
it or try you got caught this, So thank god.
Speaker 3 (17:01):
That second cop they had some of the footage because
the camera doesn't go off right away. He was a
mess outside. You know, I hope he's going to be okay. Uh,
you know, it's not. It's not easy. As terrible as
it was for poor Sonia getting killed. I think it's
there's a there's a scariness for for the cop watching
somebody be murdered right in front of you as well
and worrying. Thank god, I think the cameras almost take
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that responsibility away. If we have to have the camera on,
nobody has to squeal. We just have to watch what
we saw. He doesn't have to squeal just.
Speaker 1 (17:34):
In this country. In this country, as we can see,
a lot of times, we don't even believe what we see.
So you know, because of almost like now you don't
you don't know is it real or is it fake.
Is it ai that this is where we are, this
is what I'm not giving him a pass at all.
Y'all know, I'm ready to hang on my damn self.
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But I know what you're saying. By me. Thank god
we did have the camera, but we have seen the
brutal asks on camera, and oh that's not what we're
really seeing. It's just crazy right now. But thank god
that he was caught, and thank god about it. Let's
get on to the next subject, Claus.
Speaker 3 (18:09):
Okay, so the next subjects that the Acting Secret Service
Director Ronald Row he had he was in front of
the committee. Again, my god, you know what, I don't
like ask somebody so this is off topic. I'm pulling
my Irish on you. If you ask somebody question, give
him an f and chance to answer the question, or
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just because they're not answering it quickly enough or they're
not giving the answer. They were screaming. The GOP folks
were screaming at him. But he came, you know, with new,
new new details. You know, he felt that there was
a breakdown in communication between the local law enforcement and
the Secret Service. We already knew that that it was
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very siloed. He he felt it could have been prevented.
I guess they had a counter drone or something, but
they couldn't get they couldn't launch. It was something that
was going on there. But he came with information. He's
willing to take not responsibility, to take responsibility for the
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investigation that was done. But my god, they were just screaming.
It was almost embarrassing. I'm like, you, listen, let him
answer for the lover.
Speaker 1 (19:18):
Goode is well, everybody expect rapid fire answers now when
they answer questions. The only person who's really good at
a rapid fire question answer is me if you come
and see me live. Because if you come and see
me live, I'm gonna hit you right back. But I
agree with you, Bobby. Nobody has the patience to let
a person you ask me a question, let it marinate
in my head. I have to rehear it again, I
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have to process it, and then it takes the time
to answer. But they want instant gratification, which is where
the world is right now. It should be embarrassing to
them because if this was not an American person trying
to kill, assassinate ex President Trump, if this was a
foreigner or a terrorist, do y'all know that y'all dropped
the ball so big that it showed. It's almost like
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open the door to say, look, we are inadequate as
a secret service, which is supposed to be the top
cop protecting like one of the top people in this country.
And y'all were up there fumbling and tripping and falling
and slipping and dipping and dabbing. It should be embarrassing
to you all because what was the training, Where was
all of the thought process? It was? It was. It
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was embarrassing, Bobby, And I'm glad nothing didn't happened to
Donald Trump. I'm not, but I just don't want to
see what afterman would have happened, because they would have
blamed everybody except for the person who did it. But
those secret services, they all of them should be replaced
or removed, not fire from their jobs put them on
this duty because they're not equipped to be in the
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position to protect a world leader.
Speaker 3 (20:46):
Well, that's one of the things that he would They
were screaming about the people have them fired, and he's like,
hold on, we're still investigating. Trust me. People were going
to be held accountable, but we need all of the
information first before you can't just going to fire everybody
if it was one bad apple out of the group,
you know that was responsible for something. So anyway, but
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I just didn't like I don't know when we became
this like ugly. I don't like it. I'm I'm living
in my bubble, I know, but I don't like it.
I you know, I couldn't stand it. The other thing is,
have you seen some of the ads with Trump. He's
like on his hate parade with with Kamala.
Speaker 1 (21:26):
I don't think I don't think he hates Kamala. I
think he hates the fact that somebody they replaced because
he felt like he was a shoe in with Joe Biden.
And now they have probably they have put something young
and smart, and everybody is so excited about it, you know,
and there's a there's a new generation of hope and
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possibility in the country. And he hates that because he
wanted it to stay smooth and go smooth about the
numbers for him, which was which was why they are
going to pool every something that I tell you on
this date, which is July the thirty first, I'm waiting
to see what the October faul out is going to
be And when I say that, I say they're gonna
pull a big caper. My conspiracy the on my head.
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I'm October, right before the election, like they did with
Hillary Clinton and Kobe call me and them emails. It's
going to be something big. But I want you to
keep your head on the swivel and the words of T. T.
Dan and keep your eye on the prize because everything
is a distraction. They're going to do all they can
to distract you from being focused on the big picture.
So and I'm come October. It be close to Halloween.
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It won't be a treat, but it's damn sure gonna
be a trick. Y'all ready to pay attention. I'm telling
you right now, it's gonna be something.
Speaker 3 (22:40):
I agree to. He was on some interview and he said,
and I'm like, what the hell does playtoy mean? He said,
you know, oh, she's she's a joke and she's like
a playtoy whatever that means. I mean, what is that
a vibrator? You know, a doldo.
Speaker 1 (22:54):
But it's like he's so mad out the gunner.
Speaker 3 (22:58):
He says, can you imagine can you imagine she's standing
next door? He would just think she was a joke.
I don't know why. She's a beautiful woman. She's certainly capable,
she speaks well.
Speaker 1 (23:10):
I don't.
Speaker 3 (23:11):
I don't. The other his other conspiracy thing is other
than that, is Project twenty twenty five, which we've been
speaking about, right, So he doesn't know anything about it.
He thinks it's terrible. It's a transition plan, which is
what Paul Dan's. I think it's Paul Dan's has had
had to step down from the Heritage group. He keeps
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pushing and pushing away and firing everybody that's actually an
ask kisser for him. He's going to be in big
trouble when it comes to Phillis.
Speaker 1 (23:42):
Sat about the beautiful part about Donald Trump. If the
Democrats were just paying attention, give him a microphone, give
him a platform, let him anything pass. Four minutes, he's
toast to himself, and y'all not seeing that. He goes
goes off topic. He's no good. After three minutes he
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goes off topic. He goes after like it's not and
it's not hate. I don't think it's hate, Bobby. I
think it's he's discouraged now because he thought it was
going to be just the kebnet bag. But and so
he rallies up his base to make it look like
he hates or so that they could hate. But all
you got to do is my grandmama used to say it.
My grandmama said, I grew up on it to give
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his word. Bobby hates his word, but we grew up
on Give a nigga enough rope, he'll hang yourself. All
you got to do is give out Donald Trump a
microphone and get out of his way. Guarantee he's going
to destroy himself because he does know how to control it.
He does not know how.
Speaker 3 (24:41):
I also, do you believe out of curiosity this document
is nine hundred pages flame do you think he's actually
ever read it to know that it's horrible?
Speaker 1 (24:50):
In Carol And when he was in office, his cabinet
complained that he did not read the daily the stuff
that came in every day, So we know he hasn't
read this.
Speaker 3 (24:59):
So I mean before he makes and I think I
heard somebody say on the news today that I JD. Vance.
I think I believe wrote the full word for it,
so he can't say that he has nothing to do
with it, and he knows nothing about it, you know,
a hundred people who have had their their pie in
it and their finger in the pie, and he they
all worked for him. So he's he sounds he sounds nonsensical.
(25:24):
We keep talking about sleepy Joe, and we're worried about
Joe Biden, you know, not being able.
Speaker 1 (25:29):
To carry The media always was on Joe Biden. But
now the old man is Trump, and the media a
saying Jack not.
Speaker 3 (25:37):
A thing he's talking about. I don't even know what
the hell he's talking about. I was listening to him today,
which we'll get you in a few minutes. He wasn't
making any sense. He doesn't answer anything. He doesn't, he
doesn't he he he's got no platform, he's got no
They asked him today about d I. He didn't know
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what it was yet to define it. I mean, it's
it's absolutely crazy. He was on the other thing is
and listen and this is, uh, this is a good
one for today about the Did you see him on
that conservative Christian group? They were playing the clips from that.
Do you want to tell people what he actually.
Speaker 1 (26:18):
Well, we'll get there. Let's get back. You opened back
the corn of word for the NABJ, which is the
National Association of Black Journalists, so they had this meet
sit down with him today with a few women. First
of all, I don't think that they should have had it.
I just we were speaking when I produced how before
we came back. Everybody a very valid point. It's just
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a distraction. And Bobby even said earlier Kamala Harris has
been in the news NonStop and so he had to
do something to get his name back out there. He
stayed true to he was. I think that, and I
watched some of the interview with the National Attorneys Association
of Black Journalists with Navjaf. I think they came me
in wrong. I think they came in too hot as
(27:00):
opposed to steps to build up, because you have to
know who you're dealing with. Read the room. Of course,
you want to hit trouble with the hard questions, but
Trump does not answer questions, so you have to almost
smooth him to put him where you want him to be,
and then you strike. But they didn't do that. They
came in swinging the battles crazy. And I'm not saying
(27:23):
that they were irresponsible for that, but you had to
know who you are dealing with. You're so busy trying
to appease an audience that you forget that you are
a journalist, and you should. You could have got something
out of him, but as it says, they got absolutely
nothing from him. Nothing and the move that like like
they said, the needle didn't move forward or backwards. But
they got no information from him because they came in
(27:46):
so strong right in the beginning. That's my opinion.
Speaker 3 (27:50):
He didn't. He didn't answer anything. He can't. So so
Rachel Scott came came and asked, she actually asked the
dei question. She came right out of him and said,
you know a lot of people from your party have
said that Kamala is a dei a placement. What do
you think And he said, well, what is theei? So
(28:13):
she told him the definition and he said, well define it.
She goes, well, that is the definition, and then he
went off on a tie rad You people were thirty
four minutes late. I've never been treated so rudely. He
just went on and no, no, no, no, no. I have
done the most for black people since Abraham Lincoln.
Speaker 1 (28:32):
I would have told him to spell Abraham. I would
have said, spell Abraham. I bet you can't go.
Speaker 3 (28:37):
Please, I'd love to know what he did. He did
give money to the colleges, but less than anybody else.
He gave two hundred and fifty five million annually. I
looked it up and on the White House job Gov pages,
it's all listed there for everybody. So in fact check me,
Obama Biden gave seven million over the course of seven year,
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and then President Biden Harris have given, hold onto your
hat sixteen billion over three years. So if you do
all that adding up, I think it's seven hundred and
sixty five million that Trump did. Who gave the most,
Who did the most? I don't you know, I don't
(29:22):
it's I don't know everything he does. He reminds me
so much flame of Sarah Palin. Remember anytime you asked
her any question, she'd go back to her pork bellies.
So one taught them what the word pok belly meant.
That bitch came out with pork bellies every every two seconds.
I don't know if she was cooking them, she was
cooking them, or she was gonna go look at him.
(29:45):
He's the same. He goes right to Afghanistan and they've
been the worst. They did, they were they did Afghanistan,
they did It was a horrible withdrawal over three periods
based on the information that we have. Could we have
done a better? We absolutely could have. That was within
his first year. What has he done the other three years?
And then the inflation is too high and it's because
(30:09):
interest rates are too high. That's based on the fat
the interest rates, and you know we're ruining that inflation
is ruining the middle class tragically.
Speaker 1 (30:18):
I believe that the NABJ did themselves a great disservice because,
first of all, I don't think they even should have said,
down with Donald Trump. You're not going to change his
philosphi or his ideology. We're ninety seven days out. You
knew who he was, but you did not read the
room to deal with who he was. Because when you
know who a person is, you actually have her hand,
because then you have to change their strategy. They didn't
(30:39):
change their strategy. Body. That was my only issue with that.
Second of all, you run up something else after that.
What was the next subject after the NABJ.
Speaker 3 (30:49):
We were talking about y'all interest rates and he was
complaining about inflation and how he was going to ask
time people bring down in translation and he said, drill baby, drill.
I was disappointed. I'm looking back to get what you got. God,
I'm sorry that that's all I got.
Speaker 1 (31:10):
Yeah, it is preponerous to think that Trump is ever
going to change. But I'm telling you all right now,
I'm like a horse with a blinder is on. We're
buying it, and I'm hoping you guys stay focused because
the tactics have only just begune. Oh, Karen Carpenter, We've
only just be gone. They've only just been gone. I'm
telling you, between now and the next ninety seven days,
(31:31):
it's coming out of everywhere, and you don't be surprised
on how things will happen. But stay focused on You've
got to get to the post early voting, mail in ballots,
do what you have to do, but make sure that
your ballot is in, and make sure that you're a register,
and make sure that every vote counts because we will
need every vote that we can get popular vote, because
(31:51):
we don't have no say so over that damn elect
Loal College, which is the fear, I.
Speaker 3 (31:55):
Know, but we got people who are in those swing
states and those battleground states. Please you to get out
there because we I mean, remember Hillary won the popular
we can't have that happen. One of the things I
was I thought that he sort of hung himself on that.
I don't know if anybody's paying attention. Claim was the police.
So they brought up Sonia Massey. He wasn't quite sure.
(32:16):
Is she the lady with the water? That's what he said.
And so they and they said, well he's been charged
for murder. Well if he did a bad thing, And
she says, well, you said that everybody will have immunity,
and he said, well, if they do a bad thing,
but if they do something innocent, they shouldn't have to
be They shouldn't have to be prosecuted. Yeah, they shouldn't
(32:36):
have to be prosecuted. She said, well, what about the
January sixth, Well, you know those people, they are patriots
and he would absolutely exonerate all of them. And what
about he goes, and not a person was killed that day?
And she said, well what about all the police officers
that were hurting? And you're there as you're because you're
supporting now.
Speaker 1 (32:55):
And there was a woman killed on January sixth, remember
the lady who went through it? A shot?
Speaker 3 (32:59):
He that, well, that's what he goes, Well, they shot
a poor woman in the face the police. So then
he flip flop. That's my point. He started out sounded
like he was going to do some protection and then
he flipped to you know, his people, his patriots were grave,
and he answered nothing.
Speaker 1 (33:18):
And then so the hypocrisy of that was they shot
a poor woman in the face. You knew about that,
but you don't know about Sonia Massy that just happened.
That just happened, and got shot the police officer that
you want to give ammunity too. I want you all
to just y'all hear and see what we hear and see.
But are you processing it different? I just want to know. Yeah,
(33:40):
good God, Jesus, help me. Then help me.
Speaker 3 (33:43):
They asked why the other one of the other questions
they asked him, and of course he couldn't really answer.
You know, I sort of enjoyed it because I saw
him in another interview where for the first time in
his life, as much as he can, he had a
tap dance a little. They asked him why he why
he voted for Vance, and then they went through the
cat lady thing and not having families and his champions
was you only you know, not everybody has He's very
(34:04):
family oriented, but not everybody has to have families. I
know people who have lovely families. I know people who
have had a horrible situation, and I know people that
just didn't meet somebody going to I'm going to.
Speaker 1 (34:14):
Say this today, on this day. I don't think that
Vanks is going to make it to the on the
ticket to the need. I don't. I think that he
is going to replace Dady Van.
Speaker 3 (34:23):
He made a big mistake.
Speaker 1 (34:25):
I think that Jdvans is taking too much attention on
Donald like Donald Trump's shine too, because he don't want
you to stand in his life. He wants you to
stand in his shadow. And I think that JD. Vans
has taking yeah.
Speaker 3 (34:37):
Yeah. The other thing he said was he graduated, he
got into Yale without any family connections, like most of
us don't have family connections, and he came from rough circumstances.
I think he was like a middle class kid.
Speaker 1 (34:51):
You don't like his family made one hundred and seventy
five thousand dollars and what in the early eighties, that's
what I don't.
Speaker 3 (34:59):
Know, twenty five thousand dollars driving the truck. But he
didn't come from too so anyway, I think you might
be right. He also went on, So then you know
he's trying to te he tries to he's going to
inject himself anywhere that he's something positive. You know when
he did win Ohio. Of course with my endorsement, he
went Ohio. And then he starts talking about who cares
(35:21):
Roby Wade and how everybody wanted it back in the States,
nobody wanted it at a federal level. I was looking
over like, like you believe in that? Like what the
hell is he talking about?
Speaker 1 (35:32):
And then he started talking about that. We talked about
that before. He believes what he's shoveling, and he says
it was such authority, Bobby, that he makes people who
are uninformed, Because if you're uninformed, then you have not
researched a read. You will believe everything that he says.
Speaker 3 (35:48):
Yeah, you would.
Speaker 1 (35:50):
I mean, thank you, by the because for making me
research you.
Speaker 3 (35:54):
You know what he did say that I don't know.
I've never heard it. I've never researched it, and now
I will after our taping tonight. Is that Harris, she's
not smart and she failed the bar exam. I never
have you ever heard that she failed the bar exam.
I know it's very hard. Some people take it and.
Speaker 1 (36:11):
A lot of people have not passed it on the
first time, or they say that does not mean they're
not a success. Thank you. How produced the air, And
I'm saying a lot of people don't pass it on
the first time, but that does not hinder their careers.
You can still be a very successful or some people
take it three times and that does not hinder their careers.
(36:34):
He just he's looking for anything and everything to discredit
this woman that is on his ass so hard, and
I think that's what it is. I watched his nephew
on the View and he said, Donald Trump hates to lose.
This is not even about because he's missing for If
you don't know what DEI living in this country at
this point in time right now is. And I don't
(36:56):
care what nationality you are, you really off the market
because that's diversity, equity and inclusion, which is all they're pushing.
He doesn't even know what that is. He's looking for
anything to discredit her because she is tapping on his
ass to take away the position that he really really wants.
Fuck that he wants that he needs because disposition will
keep them out of prison.
Speaker 3 (37:16):
Well he talked about that too, So the other part
of that before he spoke about it, they said, well,
the other thing that you've talked about a black jobs.
What's a black job? So he said, well, any job
that somebody has that he says, you know, and they're
taking them away. And so I don't know what jobs
they're actually taking, like you couldn't push them on it.
(37:40):
But he talked about She goes, you know, the funny
thing is nobody's talking about the big case that I want.
He said, that document case, with that big sham case.
He goes, George Schloppolopolis isn't mentioning anything about that. It's
like he's a high schooler. But he didn't win. I
(38:01):
mean he won't, but he didn't do anything. A judge
that was that that he had appointed or or given
favor to just agreed his way. It's going to go
back to the courts. It's gonna end up going to
the Supreme Court. And so you haven't you haven't won anything.
But but you said something plame right there was he's
looking for all of this to make to make all
(38:22):
his mess go away. Yeah, so you know I can't.
I was disappointed. I stupidly had I believed. I believed
there was going to be a little bit more. The
only thing that was a little in speaking with about Biden,
you know, when he's got to get his shots in
for him. So I believe it was Harris that asked him,
(38:46):
you're going to be eighty two, which is older than
President Biden, but at the end of your term, and
of course he had to get a few shots, you know,
like you know, well he's mentally doesn't whatever, whatever, I
don't care. He said, some horses.
Speaker 1 (38:59):
Ass And we're watching, and we'll watching everything that he says.
Here's the killing part. Everything that he has said derogatory
about President Biden. We are watching him do the exact
same thing in real time by it. But I hate
that societies act like they don't see. He discombobulates, he
calls the wrong name, he's confused on the topics, or
(39:19):
he's uninformed on the subjects. He is ridiculous, but his
bases die hard. So that's why I'm saying voting blue
and getting behind how donated to add blue? I hope
you guys are donating to egg blue, get behind the
Kama Harris campaign. One dollar five dollars, three dollars, ten dollars,
anything that in the general will help because we need money.
What I love to see is that they have raised
(39:41):
two hundred million dollars in a week towards Kama Harris's campaign.
That is fantastic because the money had dried up with
Joe because people didn't have faith in Joe anymore. But
I was still riding with Joe until he decided to
step down. Now I'm one hundred percent in behind Kama
Harris because I'm not and all of you stop listening
to this. First of all, I want to listen to
(40:01):
our follow us here on laugh of line to listen
to this and hear me clearly. Stop going to the
clickbait videos of YouTube, on TikTok or Instagram of people
having negative things to say about Kamala Harris with the
clickbait oh she did this. Everyone has a pass, myself, yourself,
Bobby Clifford, and we all have a past, and we
may have done some things that we are proud of,
(40:22):
but we have overcame it. I don't want to relive
my past. Kamala Harris has a pass, but now she
is the bright light of the future. Let's focus on that,
because you can't change what has been, but you can
change what's going to be. So let's got damn it.
Get your ask to the pose, focus on what we
need to do, and let's get her in so we
all win because you see what we up against. And
(40:43):
that Project twenty twenty five is is mind boggling. If
you really have not jumped into it, Oh my god,
good luck, it is so hard. Well, all Trump has
is bombast right, but he just filibusters.
Speaker 3 (40:57):
And but he just met no, no, no, no, just to fill
up the time. And I agree with the clickbait, So
listen to it if you want to, but then go
and research it. And the other thing I want to
put put put onto people is, especially the younger people
who might not know, there are certain rules and regulations
that exist within a certain time, there's a certain climate
within that time. What she might have done fifteen years
(41:18):
ago isn't necessarily what she would do today exactly. So
we all move and we grow, and we love.
Speaker 1 (41:24):
That word evolved. Yeah, y'all love her to use the
word evolved.
Speaker 3 (41:28):
So she has evolved, yeah, such as our culture.
Speaker 1 (41:32):
Yeah, and what you said about it was very, very enamorateur.
What I need to say now, with a young car,
you have to meet people where they are. I've seen
a lot of complaints. She had a big rally yesterday
in Atlanta, thousands of people and they were complaining. That
made the stallion performed on the show and she was shaken. You.
But let me tell you something. That is a young
demographic that does not understand a Frankie Belly, a Maide
(41:56):
or Charlie Parker or a Dolly Parton. So what she
did when she reached down to meet them where they
was because they all know and love, made the Sallia
who were bringing a whole nother demographic at eighteen to
twenty five, I was not interested in politics. So she
gets somebody who is pushing the movement to show that.
Speaker 4 (42:15):
Now do I wish maybe what is nice to say
it badyadi yadiyadi and change it to bodyodi yod yodi
to reach But nevertheless it works and she was dressed appropriately.
Speaker 1 (42:25):
She was dressed how the young kid is dressed. She's
a young, beautiful woman. And this is where you have
to meet. Like if you go to a playground, you
can't go to a playground reading moby dick. If you
go to a playground, you have to go with candy
and coloring books because you have to meet people where
they are. If you go to a middle class you
have to meet people. I love that she is covering
all the drummers because at this lest we need everybody
(42:48):
that can vote, old, young, in between, senior, almost dead,
just voting. Listen, if you were just being born and
you could vote, I would be right there when the
doctor pulled you out of stop of your on her
as before you scream us.
Speaker 3 (43:02):
Yeah, absolutely absolutely. I mean we have to do we
have to do something. People ask in the young ask
questions what can each candidate do for you? And most importantly,
how are they going to do it? So Harris had
said something about people. We started talking about people are
charging more than they had to for essentials for food.
(43:24):
How would you bring down inflation? And all he said
was drill, drill, drill, which is we already spoke. He's
he is, he we're drilling more than than we than
we are today and he he wants to get into fracking.
And and that was it, and he kind of like
he kind of went off the deep end. There was
(43:45):
no more additional information.
Speaker 1 (43:47):
I think I think I need to be fracked right
about now.
Speaker 3 (43:51):
I don't know, it might hurt a little, might have
parts falling out after your frack me.
Speaker 1 (44:00):
With the way that it is all going. I'm listening
to all of them, you know what, I'm really really
excited about the Bobby. I'm even hearing some of his
Republican supporters publicly not coming out to support Trump, but
definitely I mean to support Harris, but definitely showing their
distaste or disdain towards the way Trump is driving this machine.
(44:22):
That is what I am loving because it is changing minds,
it is changing thought processes. And it was like, in
as much as I am a diehard Republican, I cannot
go for this. I have to make a difference.
Speaker 3 (44:34):
Yeah, I saw I heard Bill O'Reilly tonight on Cuomo
and then oh it was on CNN, and I can't
think he's He's a bald man, probably around our age,
handsome message.
Speaker 1 (44:45):
Wait a minute, are you talking about me?
Speaker 3 (44:46):
Okay, come on, and you've got here. Let's not get crazy.
So I heard both of them say that it was
a lost opportunity for Trump this time. He should have
handled it all differently. Was it on on trend or
you know, on brand. It might be, But wouldn't it
have been nice if he came out and actually talked
(45:06):
about his policies. They said, talk about it if you
didn't like Kamalist policies and you know, bring those down
instead of you know, going after her character and going
after Joe's character. We really have to pay attention and
we have to. We have to, we have to do more,
and we have to do a little bit of research.
And for the younger folks, you do that all day
(45:27):
and long. My god, if you want to pier a
sneak as you go to ninety two sites, do the
same thing, because this is this is your future.
Speaker 1 (45:33):
Because his policy is division and power. That is his capolicy.
Three three things. Fear, division and power. That's it. And
if you guys actually put that in a box, you
would understand that that's all he wants. He wants the power.
So he's scaring you into dividing from each other so
(45:54):
that you all will fall up under his regime, which
is what he wants. He wants to be a Kim Jungu.
He was, I don't want to live like that. I
don't want to just watch one program on TV. I
don't want to be able to not say how I
feel about something going on. I don't want to have
to live in a way that you want me to live,
and I can't have a car and no independence. That
is what he wants, because you would have to go
(46:14):
through him for everything. Absolutely he's showing you and he's
incapacitated mentally to handle this. Now, it came out that
the doctor that he keeps saying that he's in this
perfect health and he's this, and he's that the doctor's
license hasn't been balanced is twenty twenty. Oh my god, Yes,
it's lies everywhere. Hell, he had the patch on the
wrong Hold on, let me, we got the Trump supporters
(46:36):
in the room. Do we have any he wants.
Speaker 3 (46:40):
The one thing he did say today, which I was
actually shocked, he thinks everybody should get a cognitive exam.
He aged two. I never saw the results personally, Yeah.
Speaker 1 (46:50):
But he hates two from a doctor whose license hasn't
been doing since twenty twenty.
Speaker 3 (46:54):
So all right. And he said I would even like
for Kamala to have to get one, like everybody should
have to get one. Okay, I think that that sounds
like a terrific idea.
Speaker 1 (47:04):
I think they should start with him and Donald Jr.
Because good guy, Oh my.
Speaker 3 (47:09):
God, Eric, forget Donald Jr. He's got some anger issues.
I think someone needs to sip a little xenx and
it's smoothie.
Speaker 1 (47:16):
Oh.
Speaker 3 (47:16):
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (47:18):
Yeah, he looks, he looks. He looks freaky though. Yeah.
Speaker 3 (47:27):
No, So you know what out our current president, our
acting president, our president Joe Biden is still trying to
get some stuff done. He is I don't know how
he's going to do this with with less than six
months and not getting two thirds of the House and
some state legislation. But he's talking about reforming the Supreme Court.
You know, he wants to have a constitutional amendment and
(47:49):
those you need to have those two things we just discussed.
In order to get an amendment that would limit president's immunity.
Maybe he'll somehow do it. I don't think he can
do it by the executs of order, but I mean,
we really do need to have something like that because
this is nut. Let's say even Trump doesn't get in,
I still want it. I don't want Kamlin to be
able to go rogue or something. You know, have some
(48:12):
sort of hot flash and forget it, we're all over.
He wants to have an enforceable code of ethics, which
I also think they met we need after you know,
Clarence Thomas taking gifts and Alito of marrying an aggressive
woman who likes to put her flags upside down. And
he also wants to implement term limits. So it is
(48:35):
historically it's a lifetime position until you want to leave.
But we have to remember when this was put in,
and I can't remember it was eighteen something, thirty six
or something. Life expectancy was short flamed, we'd be gone,
do you know what I mean? Like, I think it
was like fifty years old, so nobody expected there to
be an eighty year old you know, justice in So
(48:57):
I'd love to see if he could get something done
on that, but I don't know. I wait, you know,
we'll have to wait and say what do you think
any of thoughts?
Speaker 1 (49:05):
I think that I am so focused as an American
citizen Bobby to not live in a chaotic world any longer.
That is how I feel. I check a lot of
boxes on Project twenty twenty five, which is very scary,
But if you care about your mother, your sister, your wife,
your daughters, your girlfriends, if you care about the veterans,
(49:28):
if you care about anybody affiliated with the LGBT community. Hell,
if you care about yourself. I'm telling you right now,
this is the most important election that we would probably
ever see. And according to him at the Christian when
he was speaking to the Christians, all my beautiful Christians,
I love you Christians, and woo woo, this is the
league you have to get out of a vote. But
(49:49):
this is the last time because the opportunite words that
he said after that is after this and four years,
we're going to fix it. That we're going to fix
it was the scariest shit that I've heard him say
outside of he would give police full immunity, because what
he meant was we're going to make it to where
you can't vote. It's what we say, and that is it.
(50:11):
And I hope you guys heard that for exactly what
it was. Take that at face value because he did
not stutter. That was one time that his man was
working because he said exactly how he felt and what
he meant. He is laying out the blueprint, and y'all
don't want to take him seriously, but here's the killing part.
He put it in your face, and y'all lovell oh,
you're playing in my face. He's playing in your face,
(50:33):
and you're allowing it. You are, you are allowing it
out of your your ignorance because you don't want to
face it because of fear. Don't be afraid. You should
be more afraid if he gets in office. It's the truth.
Speaker 3 (50:45):
It's total it's total authoritarianism.
Speaker 1 (50:49):
You say it, I cannot say that, worry about.
Speaker 3 (50:52):
It, to say that ten times fast. His actual quote was,
in four years, you won't you don't have to vote again.
We'll have it fixed so good, you're not going to
have to vote. I mean, can you imagine? And Adam
Scheff got right on that. But you know what, we
have to get on it. It's not up to Adam Scheff.
It's up to all of us to make a decision.
Speaker 1 (51:11):
I want to remind all of my listeners out here too,
y'all keep hollering about all these millionaires. First of all,
thank you Melinda Gates. Melinda Gates donated fifty two million
dollars to Kamala Harris's campaign divorce. That was and that
was a reason that she divorced Bill Gates. I don't
know what it is, but I tell y'all what you
better pay attention. And she helped him become the Bill
(51:32):
Gates that he is because behind every great good man
is a great man is a good one. Yeah, but
I ain't got off topic now, don't even know what
I was about to say. But what I'm saying is
that so many people have come forward to throw their
head in the ring. And this is I don't know
Melinda Gates. I've never heard that she was racist or anything,
but like I said earlier on the show, even Caucasian
(51:53):
people are tired of living in this chaos and BS
nobody wants to give the police full community because here's
this scenario right here. Not only am I black, but
they would kill white people too because and I've seen
it happened to because the police officer is having a
bad day, male or female, you can't even question why'd
(52:15):
you pull me over? Then that's oh you're challenging me, boom,
You're dead, no consequences. We cannot have that in this country.
They will kill your children, they would kill get your
asses to the pole, both blue. Make sure that we
can say what we can say, get all this sexes
out of your head about Oh, women run the country.
Women have dominated everything. And if you don't believe me,
(52:37):
just watch the Summer Olympics because the women is bringing
home the gold baby. And it ain't just women to
color women period, I dominate. The world is ready for
a female president. America is definitely ringy. She will have
a great cabinet. I'm sure she's savvy, she's smart, and
she earned every position that she has had. You might
(52:57):
not have liked some of the ways that you know,
some of the things that she did when she was
in those positions, but she earned that she was They
weren't given to her. She was appointed, she was elected,
which means people believe in her. We now have to
stand with her because to me as this country, as
a Democrat, we did not stand with Jo Bidy. We
discarded Jo Biden because we lost faith in him. Now
(53:19):
we got a chance to renew our faith and show
her that we are studying with you, comedy, besides you,
behind you, in front of you, around you, and we'll
be a lot better than those secret Service police officers
that you didn't protect. Trump. Hold on one more time,
do we have any Trump.
Speaker 3 (53:36):
Hey, he did say he would sit down with the
FBI and discuss discuss what he saw, which I kind
of actually believe that wouldn't be part of the investigation
that well.
Speaker 1 (53:46):
It isn't that one of the things that he wants
to get rid of A project twenty twenty five, doesn't
he want to get rid of?
Speaker 3 (53:51):
Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's probably what they'll say.
Speaker 1 (53:54):
Your science nearly a ship, Bobby right now, in my
in my DNA, would be to give him, who seems
to be a little disco related, a little not dementia
is but forgetful, to give him the codes. They could
end the world. They could end the world, not the country.
Why would you give somebody who is this shaky and
flaky the codes to the nucleus?
Speaker 3 (54:16):
But he said, so we started talking about it, So
keep that in mind, everybody. One of the things that
they ask and I'm not sure. I don't know if
it was Rachel Scott, she said, She said he was
eighty two years old. He'll be older than Biden. She said,
would you step down if you had health issues? Or
he said, oh, of course I would. I would. I
(54:36):
am sure I would know. Like sitting here and then
all of a sudden, he starts talking about the border,
which had nothing to do with the price of eggs.
So she brought it back around whoever was asking and said, well,
do you think jd. Vance's would be ready to step
in on day one? That he didn't answer.
Speaker 1 (54:54):
Yeah, Then all of a.
Speaker 3 (54:54):
Sudden, that's how they sort of ended, and things had
too things had to close up. So I'm with you,
it's some scary stuff. Something that actually was positive that
came through today is the Senate overwhelming past bipartisan legislation.
I think it was yesterday to protect minors online, you know,
(55:14):
to put all sorts of safeguards in place, et cetera,
et cetera. Mike Johnson in the House has not looked
at it yet to schedule a vote, but we're hoping
where it was bipartisan in the Senate, that this will
go through.
Speaker 1 (55:32):
Yeah, we are. We are the ninety seven days away,
ladies and gentlemen, from one of the most life changing
events of the American the democratic system. Me andbody can
talk till we're blue in the face, and blue is
the color. So we're blue because blue is the color.
But the final decision is yours. I don't want you
(55:55):
to think that your vote don't have no weight, because
this is what I was going to say earlier. You'll
vote as somebody who is not rich, as the same
weight as a billionaire, as a Bill Gates or Jeff
Bezos or a Mark Zuckerberg. They have more money than you,
but your vote weighs the exact same amount as their.
Utilize your weight, use your weight, use your vote, use
(56:18):
your voice, use your choice. But make sure that you're registered.
They are pulling out all the tactics. Make sure that
everything is lined up, because you don't want to wait
till the day of and then you lose, and we
need every vote, every If we lose this election, I'm
praying to god we don't lose a bout one vote
and you didn't vote. Oh yeah, it's your fault. They're
(56:39):
gonna make a list. I'm gonna shure it that your
house is full, drag naked. I'm gonna terrorize your children.
Oh my god, I'm gonna scare the hell out of them.
They gonna think they saw Bonnie Bozo and could get
a clown. Let's be let's do this, y'all. We could.
I believe in us as a country I believe in
uh and racism is not going anywhere. It's going to
still be here. It may not be as prevalent, but
(57:00):
it we will still be here. But I do believe
that as a country, we can move forward. We stand
together as a unit. So let's do this. I'm telling
Kamala Harris and thank you body clipping because I was
on the Record Club in twenty twenty and she was
not my favorite. I publicly said that because I heard
somebody else say, as a prosecutor doing her job, that
she was this, that and the ferry. But Bobby makes
(57:21):
me research. When I researched that this woman was doing
her job, and you have to remember that if you
do the crame, you're going to get convicted, if you
get caught. It made me do a turnaround. And at
this point, right now, I was still like Andrew Yang,
but Andrew Yang and in the running. I was still
like Booty Jeds. But Booty Jeds is not in the running.
(57:41):
Kamala Harris is in the running. So that's who we
have to get behind. Put our steam behind, put our
money behind, put our power behind, and let her feel
the love and the energy from her base because Dad
will keep her charge to fight this machine. This is
not Kamala Harris versus Donald Trump. This is Kamala Harris
versus the mae. Let's beat this machine. I like that
(58:02):
title right there, Bobby, Kamala Harris versus a machine, Supreme Court,
centered house, all of these foods, trumpeticins. Let's go, Let's go,
Let's go. So thank you guys for joining us here
left a learning this week. You can we are just listen.
We are in the scariest politics politics is right now.
(58:23):
It's so exciting. It really is exciting if you take
the time to get into it. And I hope that
Bobby Clifford and I myself are breaking it down and
explaining to you all to where you can understand it
simply because politics filibusters and independence and it can be
scary those words. Look, it was d I was scary
than Trump because it's because he don't know what it means.
(58:43):
So if you don't know what it means, it's scary
to you. So I hope that Bobby and our ABC
it for you guys, so you get it how we
get it, and understand that this is not a platform.
What we are teaching you. This is a platform where
we're learning from each other. You teach us, We teach you.
If you have stories, topics, things that we should discuss.
Hit Bobby at the Instagram page Laugh and Learned podcast
(59:07):
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laugh a Learning Season four of Laugh and Learning. Thank
you Ihar, thank you Black Effect. We are not trying
to get you to change your mind. We are only
trying to get you to use your mind.
Speaker 3 (59:26):
Because why Bobby, Because a mind is a terrible thing
to waste, and a.
Speaker 1 (59:31):
Vote is a worse one. So vote blue. Donate to
Act Blue. Donate to the Kamala Harris campaign because one, two, three, five, ten,
twelve fifteen, two hundred, three hundred five thousand goes a
long way. This campaign will not be one on love
and positivity alone. It does take money, and it takes
a lot of money to fight the machine. This is
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Speaker 2 (00:42):
If you watch your coffee time the baby you know
the name Flame, my bro also known as my row Flame.
Speaker 3 (00:47):
Come in with last and come in with your love loundes.
Speaker 2 (00:50):
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Speaker 3 (00:56):
What's up? Tips?
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Yeah?
Speaker 3 (00:58):
You know?
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She raised shot towns on speaking to the grown a second,
We're gonna last, coming to kick in, and at the
end we're leaving with just a lifted spirits. Think you
want to revisit so your first second listen, young folks
say it's lip oh folking, we dig it.
Speaker 3 (01:11):
Hey, no this do what you do? No do what
you do? Nois do what I do? No fish.
Speaker 1 (01:40):
Hey, Hey, hey, this is comedian Flame Monroe and welcome
to this week's episode of Laugh and Learn with myself
and my beautiful co host, missus Bobby Clifford.
Speaker 3 (01:48):
Hire you touts, Hey tuts? What's going on?
Speaker 1 (01:52):
Girl life? Politics, Donald Trump, Kamala Harris, voting, book saving democracy,
and I'm pretty all of those things wrapped up in Okay,
So ladies, I want you guys to know that last
week I was and what was I was in Semonto
(02:12):
with Mss Clairemac and her wonderful family, and I did.
I hosted an event which is a fundraise, which was
a wonderful event. Uh from the Claire Mac and Clairemac Foundation.
There's it's the name of the foundation is uh. Illudes
me right now because I'm telling you all right now,
it's been such a day. I got so caught up
in this National Association of Black Journalists that we're gonna
(02:35):
get to that. But my mind is right there, y'all,
so we're gonna get to that in a minute. But
I had such a wonderful time as Claire, thank you
for always being so wonderful. All the people who came
were I changed hearts, I changed mind. What is Bobby?
Speaker 3 (02:49):
What did you get? What did you get? What did
Claire give him? I'm good, okay, you know. I like
the big boom up front.
Speaker 1 (02:57):
Everyone was so wonderful and I love that they roll
out the red copper for me. And so they hired
me to be the talent for this event, not to
speak on anything else, just to be the talent. And
I had a great time. And Miss I was presented
Miss Claire, who used to be the mayor of sam
Mateo presenting me with a key to the city. Of course,
(03:18):
I got some Jill Malone, I got some Chanell glasses,
so many things. But it's just the way that people
treat you, I'm telling you it is priceless on the
way that they just welcome me into their homes and
make me feel like our family. So I appreciate Claire
Mac and the Mac family because that means more to
me sometimes than the money. Now, I did get my check,
thank you, miss Claire. But it's the way you treat
(03:39):
me and make me feel it's always wonderful.
Speaker 3 (03:42):
Can I add something and then you can correct me
if I'm wrong, just because you know I'm a nosy
betch and I have to get the name of it.
Speaker 1 (03:49):
Look y' she's saying, and not mean what she said?
Speaker 3 (03:53):
Did you? Is it called Elbow Room? SLD? Was that
the name of the fundraiser?
Speaker 1 (03:58):
Elbow Room is the fundraiser. It's an organization that helps
women mothers or single pand helped to pay back their
suit loan because a lot of people, Bobby yourself included them.
Suit loans have you in a choke hold for such
a long time, and a lot of times it's not
even the loan. It's that damn interests. And so what
they do. I signed up for the organization and they
(04:20):
will pick a one name at random per year, and
they pay off all your suite loans. They pay off
all your student debt, so you can work and you
can live and you can thrive. I think it's a
wonderful organization. And to Holly Frier, who was the president
of the company, thank you Holly for hiring me and
believe it in me. Allow me to just to be
flame and row. And I changed some hearts, I changed
(04:41):
some minds, I changed some understanding there. And when I
mentioned my podcast with my beautiful co host Bobby Clifford,
those people lit up. They love you, Bobby, I'm telling you,
they love it. They and they would tell me I
love your chemistry. I love the back and forth. I say,
do you ever hear me tell Bobby to shut up?
They say, I've never heard come back, Bobby, come back Bobby,
(05:04):
And they started laughing.
Speaker 3 (05:05):
Oh my god. But for everybody in case they did
want to give something, I'm sure there's something listed on
the web page. It's Elbowroom sld dot org.
Speaker 1 (05:14):
It's a wonderful organization and if you can donate anything.
I'm telling you right now, fundraisings a high. We have
to donate to every organization that we think. I'm going
to tell you sometimes a dollar or five dollars will
go way further than you think, So just take the
time to do it. You know, sometimes when you do
it on your credit card for five dollars, it costs
you ten dollars, so you just go ahead and get
(05:37):
a tenure.
Speaker 3 (05:38):
Yeah, yeah, it's true, but it's worth it. I mean,
we've got to give back because the government can't do
everything for us. I think everybody thinks that something magical
is going to happen. Joe has certainly tried with those
student loans. He's made big progress, but not all of us, unfortunately,
me being one of them, were able to get something
so help like this is terrific not to be saddled.
Speaker 1 (05:59):
It was so one of the and thank you all
everybody involved. Everybody was so nice. The question. There was
the guy I think I believe his name was oh David,
maybe a white guy in the audience, and because we
were outside in the backyard so I could see everything clearly,
his face he was laughing at the majokes and stuff
(06:21):
I was telling. But the smile on his face was
the affirmation that I needed the entire time, because for
the entire forty minutes that I was up there talking,
he was enamored at me, Bobby and smiling. And it
wasn't a smile like a smirk or what is this,
It was, Oh my god. I love received. I loved
his receiving mind because I'm probably something that he would
(06:43):
never experience, but he received me so well, and that
to me was like, this is what I'm doing. I'm
doing what I supposed to be doing. So thank you
again to Holly Fire, Claire Mac and the Mac family
to the Elbow Room Foundation. You guys were so wonderful.
I got to key to the city that was more
important to me than anything. I feel so special me too.
Speaker 3 (07:02):
That's why I wanted you to mention.
Speaker 1 (07:03):
I'm I'm gonna try that to do nothing like P
D D D. So y'all don't take you back. Okay,
let's get it too.
Speaker 3 (07:11):
So the big, the big huhah. Just to remind everybody
ninety seven days until the election, and let me tell you, folks,
just because I've gotten my I've received my own. The
primary ballots are out, so we'll have the primary election.
But if you're like me and you like to have
a ballot ahead of time just in case something happens,
(07:32):
they're out, please fill out your ballots because if you
want to see your candidate in November so that you
can you can vote for them, you need to make
sure that they're actually there. So so fill them out.
And the flame has a little piece that was shocking
to me. It's nothing that I ever knew before, but
I think it's important.
Speaker 1 (07:52):
So you know, Bobby, Bobby has me as a damn
research analyst. Y'all know she challenges me. But what I
found out now that if you go to the ballot,
because the Republicans are pulling out all the stops, they're
pulling out all the stop well not even the Republicans,
the Trumpelicans. So let if somebody writes on your ballot,
so you go to turn into vote and they take
(08:13):
a pin and they write off your ballot is in
your ballot is invalid if they write on your valid,
So you have to make sure and you have the
right if they write anything on your ballot in pin,
you can say no, no, no, could you give me another ballot,
because they have to right there check the front in
the back and make sure there's no pen markings on
there or no writings. These are all little ploys that
they are doing to get what they want. Also, there's
(08:36):
a video out right now that just came out. I
shared it on my Facebook page. I'm going to share
it on Instagram later of a woman saying that now
in Georgia, they can You can go to a website
and Bobby, I can remove you off the ballot if
all I need is your first initial, your last name,
the county that you live in, and your birthday, and
I can remove you so you won't be able to vote.
(08:56):
Oh and this is only August, this is only July.
By October, there's no telling what's going to happen. Oh yeah, Bobby,
I have to send that to you. God crazy, it's crazy,
and it's scary because we knew that they were going
to play hardball, we knew that they were going to
play dirty, but I don't even know if we knew
(09:18):
to the level of what they were going to play,
of how they want to get back in and make
this happen for them.
Speaker 3 (09:27):
That's absolutely crazy to me. I'm going to have to
look see. To me, I think everything is honorable. Everybody
has integrity and this is how you do it. And
I'm learning that's not necessarily the case.
Speaker 1 (09:35):
And when you just say that, Bobby, I mean sometimes
I've been forgetting that you're a Caucasian woman, Bobby, because white.
Speaker 3 (09:43):
I can't help it. Hey, I'm white, white, I can't
help it. But speaking of Georgia, Harris had her had
her rally down there. They said that she gave a
really a clean, clear speech. She did mention I saw
Bill O'Reilly and something, b and he actually liked your speech.
He just said, it's not that Trump isn't going to
(10:03):
debate her. She said that Trump won't debater, it's just
that he wants to wait until the primaries are over.
I don't know why, because nothing's going to happen in
the primary, Like there's nothing nobody knew was throwing at
in So why not schedule debater now?
Speaker 1 (10:17):
It seems ridiculous to me, And I kind of understand
his tactic with that, because he'll figure, like, your mind
is already made up, and at this point, ninety seven
days out, a lot of people's minds are already made up,
but you can always change your mind. And that's what
we say here are laughing on our motto. We're not
trying to get you to change your man. We're only
trying to get you to use it if you actually
sit down and realize or step outside yourself over the racism.
(10:42):
I said this before and I'm going to say it again.
I think that even Caucasian people in this country, I'm
sick of this chaos. Racism is going anywhere. But we'll
go back to our respective corners and we will live
in harmoniously. You know. I just think that people are
really tired of all of this, this chaos in this country,
the fighting and the hate and the ridiculousness. I do
(11:04):
believe that, Bobby Am I so hard at hearts, and
I'm not a Caucasian person, but I think. I'm sure
it's something up in me somewhere.
Speaker 3 (11:10):
But oh, I think I think a little bit.
Speaker 1 (11:16):
But I think I think people are just hard of
living like this. It's been going on for too long
and it's ugly.
Speaker 3 (11:22):
I agree with you because and I don't go just
by feeling. I go by what I see and want
to hear, and what we've seen and what we've heard
this week are two zoom calls, white women for Kamala
and white dudes for Kamala. That the dudes, white dudes
for Kamala, and both of those calls there were fundraising calls.
(11:43):
They broke the zoom. They've never had as many I'm
going to sound like Trump. They never heard as many calls.
They never had as many calls on a zoom call
and literally broke the system. They had to sign in
and restart the call three times for each and it
was still shutting down. She is she has collected, and
not just by the white dudes and the white women. Overall,
(12:06):
the first week of her campaign two hundred million dollars.
That's pretty damn impressive. So I agree with you. I
think people are just sick of it. People who are
not racist, who are have no bias, We're just sick
of living like this. I don't know what was better
now that they're out of the woodwork and we see
who they are, or before when I lived in Narnia
(12:27):
and I thought everybody was just like me. I don't
know what's worse. I don't know what's better.
Speaker 1 (12:32):
I love your little girl. Lost mentality Bobby. Absolutely, don't
you ever lose that. Please, that's so innocent, because you know,
we live in a fucked up country.
Speaker 3 (12:41):
I know, I know, but I don't associate with those people,
so I don't I believe it happens. I know what happens.
I'm watching it on television. I'm watching the violence. But
up uh uh uh. But it's every time I'm shocked.
I know I shouldn't be, but I am every time
I see it. Sonya Massey, I am shocked. I like
that he was is he has been charged with murder.
(13:02):
I like that. They thank you absolutely. But everybody came out,
and not only Biden, not only the chief of police,
the governor, everybody came out and said it was murder
playing and simple. You know, we've got to do better.
We've got to figure it out. We need police reform.
We've been screaming about that since the beginning. We need
social workers in with people that might be a little
(13:23):
more challenging or no.
Speaker 1 (13:25):
No, yes, I agree with all of that, but what
we really need is police reform. Yeah, Bobby, I don't
think that they need to change out all the police officers,
but I do they think they need to put people
who are familiar with a culture, or take a class
or live around some of those people so that you'll understand,
because it's like putting a round pig and a square hole.
(13:50):
You don't understand the culture. And I don't know how irish.
I know how you talk, Bobby, and I know you'll
be telling me what to another time. And I'm sure
your culture is like you. And if I wouldn't understand
that as a police officer, I would think that you
are being distracted on purpose because I don't understand. Just
like I talk with my hands and sometimes I have
an aggressive tone. That doesn't mean that I'm trying to
(14:12):
attack you. It's just the way I speak and who
I am. But I think they need to stop a
training theese officer, especially these young ones, if you're going
to put them in situations any older ones, because when
you're old, you don't want to change. Let me just
say that, but you need to learn that to be
able to deal with the situations that you're put in.
Because that was ridiculous. And I listened to the audio
of his name was Sean. His name is Sean Grace,
(14:34):
and the murderer of him, he couldn't explain himself. He
wanted to sound pitiful. Then his family wants to come
out and say they're under attack. Y'all, not under attacked
for no reason. You under attacked because the monster that
lived in your house. Y'all knew he was a monster.
Y'all lived with him, so y'all knew. Y'all didn't know
how nasty he was, probably to other cultures, but y'all
(14:55):
knew who he was. Because if you're a monster outside
the house, you are a monster inside.
Speaker 3 (15:01):
Do you remember back when well, I can only say
say when I was a little kid. It's in Boston.
They used to have partners, and they would they one
would be of and it could have been coincidental, not
on purpose, but maybe we need to get back to this.
One would be of the neighborhood that they were in.
So in Boston, the North End is Italian, so one
of those cops would be Italian, and then they might
(15:22):
have them with a black cop or with an Irish
cop or whatever. I think we need to get back
to that, and then the person who's in that neighborhood
can explain to the other person what's going on. Blah
blah blah. You know, this is, you know, it would
be great to have Muslim people in or you know,
Middle Eastern people as police officers so they can explain
(15:43):
the you know, the culture, and no, she has to
have her head and she can't come out, you know, covered,
and blah blah blah. I don't. I think that's what
I do.
Speaker 1 (15:51):
And I thought that worked with Alviser Friendly in the
seventies and early eighties. I think it probably possibly still
could happen. Problem is the few bad cops are so bad.
And I said day the police officer, there is an old, good,
old boy's quiet. You cannot tell on a bad cop
because they will terrorize you your family. You know. It is.
(16:15):
It is so many different components and people are afraid.
So I get that part. I understand that part. But
you knew what you stand up for and to be
ad to stand up against the whole department and then
you don't have your back covered if y'all go out
on a stakeout or something. So it is so many
different variables. But that is scary about me, you think
that we have. But thank God for the other officer
(16:36):
that was with him for having his body cam on
because after all the lives that Sean Grayson told we
would have never got to the truth of this matter
and not been for this body camp and the way
he killed this woman so effortlessly that we talked about before.
This was not his first probably not even his second
time that he has done it and gotten away with
it or try you got caught this, So thank god.
Speaker 3 (17:01):
That second cop they had some of the footage because
the camera doesn't go off right away. He was a
mess outside. You know, I hope he's going to be okay. Uh,
you know, it's not. It's not easy. As terrible as
it was for poor Sonia getting killed. I think it's
there's a there's a scariness for for the cop watching
somebody be murdered right in front of you as well
and worrying. Thank god, I think the cameras almost take
(17:24):
that responsibility away. If we have to have the camera on,
nobody has to squeal. We just have to watch what
we saw. He doesn't have to squeal just.
Speaker 1 (17:34):
In this country. In this country, as we can see,
a lot of times, we don't even believe what we see.
So you know, because of almost like now you don't
you don't know is it real or is it fake.
Is it ai that this is where we are, this
is what I'm not giving him a pass at all.
Y'all know, I'm ready to hang on my damn self.
(17:54):
But I know what you're saying. By me. Thank god
we did have the camera, but we have seen the
brutal asks on camera, and oh that's not what we're
really seeing. It's just crazy right now. But thank god
that he was caught, and thank god about it. Let's
get on to the next subject, Claus.
Speaker 3 (18:09):
Okay, so the next subjects that the Acting Secret Service
Director Ronald Row he had he was in front of
the committee. Again, my god, you know what, I don't
like ask somebody so this is off topic. I'm pulling
my Irish on you. If you ask somebody question, give
him an f and chance to answer the question, or
(18:30):
just because they're not answering it quickly enough or they're
not giving the answer. They were screaming. The GOP folks
were screaming at him. But he came, you know, with new,
new new details. You know, he felt that there was
a breakdown in communication between the local law enforcement and
the Secret Service. We already knew that that it was
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very siloed. He he felt it could have been prevented.
I guess they had a counter drone or something, but
they couldn't get they couldn't launch. It was something that
was going on there. But he came with information. He's
willing to take not responsibility, to take responsibility for the
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investigation that was done. But my god, they were just screaming.
It was almost embarrassing. I'm like, you, listen, let him
answer for the lover.
Speaker 1 (19:18):
Goode is well, everybody expect rapid fire answers now when
they answer questions. The only person who's really good at
a rapid fire question answer is me if you come
and see me live. Because if you come and see
me live, I'm gonna hit you right back. But I
agree with you, Bobby. Nobody has the patience to let
a person you ask me a question, let it marinate
in my head. I have to rehear it again, I
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have to process it, and then it takes the time
to answer. But they want instant gratification, which is where
the world is right now. It should be embarrassing to
them because if this was not an American person trying
to kill, assassinate ex President Trump, if this was a
foreigner or a terrorist, do y'all know that y'all dropped
the ball so big that it showed. It's almost like
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open the door to say, look, we are inadequate as
a secret service, which is supposed to be the top
cop protecting like one of the top people in this country.
And y'all were up there fumbling and tripping and falling
and slipping and dipping and dabbing. It should be embarrassing
to you all because what was the training, Where was
all of the thought process? It was? It was. It
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was embarrassing, Bobby, And I'm glad nothing didn't happened to
Donald Trump. I'm not, but I just don't want to
see what afterman would have happened, because they would have
blamed everybody except for the person who did it. But
those secret services, they all of them should be replaced
or removed, not fire from their jobs put them on
this duty because they're not equipped to be in the
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position to protect a world leader.
Speaker 3 (20:46):
Well, that's one of the things that he would They
were screaming about the people have them fired, and he's like,
hold on, we're still investigating. Trust me. People were going
to be held accountable, but we need all of the
information first before you can't just going to fire everybody
if it was one bad apple out of the group,
you know that was responsible for something. So anyway, but
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I just didn't like I don't know when we became
this like ugly. I don't like it. I'm I'm living
in my bubble, I know, but I don't like it.
I you know, I couldn't stand it. The other thing is,
have you seen some of the ads with Trump. He's
like on his hate parade with with Kamala.
Speaker 1 (21:26):
I don't think I don't think he hates Kamala. I
think he hates the fact that somebody they replaced because
he felt like he was a shoe in with Joe Biden.
And now they have probably they have put something young
and smart, and everybody is so excited about it, you know,
and there's a there's a new generation of hope and
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possibility in the country. And he hates that because he
wanted it to stay smooth and go smooth about the
numbers for him, which was which was why they are
going to pool every something that I tell you on
this date, which is July the thirty first, I'm waiting
to see what the October faul out is going to
be And when I say that, I say they're gonna
pull a big caper. My conspiracy the on my head.
(22:12):
I'm October, right before the election, like they did with
Hillary Clinton and Kobe call me and them emails. It's
going to be something big. But I want you to
keep your head on the swivel and the words of T. T.
Dan and keep your eye on the prize because everything
is a distraction. They're going to do all they can
to distract you from being focused on the big picture.
So and I'm come October. It be close to Halloween.
(22:35):
It won't be a treat, but it's damn sure gonna
be a trick. Y'all ready to pay attention. I'm telling
you right now, it's gonna be something.
Speaker 3 (22:40):
I agree to. He was on some interview and he said,
and I'm like, what the hell does playtoy mean? He said,
you know, oh, she's she's a joke and she's like
a playtoy whatever that means. I mean, what is that
a vibrator? You know, a doldo.
Speaker 1 (22:54):
But it's like he's so mad out the gunner.
Speaker 3 (22:58):
He says, can you imagine can you imagine she's standing
next door? He would just think she was a joke.
I don't know why. She's a beautiful woman. She's certainly capable,
she speaks well.
Speaker 1 (23:10):
I don't.
Speaker 3 (23:11):
I don't. The other his other conspiracy thing is other
than that, is Project twenty twenty five, which we've been
speaking about, right, So he doesn't know anything about it.
He thinks it's terrible. It's a transition plan, which is
what Paul Dan's. I think it's Paul Dan's has had
had to step down from the Heritage group. He keeps
(23:34):
pushing and pushing away and firing everybody that's actually an
ask kisser for him. He's going to be in big
trouble when it comes to Phillis.
Speaker 1 (23:42):
Sat about the beautiful part about Donald Trump. If the
Democrats were just paying attention, give him a microphone, give
him a platform, let him anything pass. Four minutes, he's
toast to himself, and y'all not seeing that. He goes
goes off topic. He's no good. After three minutes he
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goes off topic. He goes after like it's not and
it's not hate. I don't think it's hate, Bobby. I
think it's he's discouraged now because he thought it was
going to be just the kebnet bag. But and so
he rallies up his base to make it look like
he hates or so that they could hate. But all
you got to do is my grandmama used to say it.
My grandmama said, I grew up on it to give
(24:24):
his word. Bobby hates his word, but we grew up
on Give a nigga enough rope, he'll hang yourself. All
you got to do is give out Donald Trump a
microphone and get out of his way. Guarantee he's going
to destroy himself because he does know how to control it.
He does not know how.
Speaker 3 (24:41):
I also, do you believe out of curiosity this document
is nine hundred pages flame do you think he's actually
ever read it to know that it's horrible?
Speaker 1 (24:50):
In Carol And when he was in office, his cabinet
complained that he did not read the daily the stuff
that came in every day, So we know he hasn't
read this.
Speaker 3 (24:59):
So I mean before he makes and I think I
heard somebody say on the news today that I JD. Vance.
I think I believe wrote the full word for it,
so he can't say that he has nothing to do
with it, and he knows nothing about it, you know,
a hundred people who have had their their pie in
it and their finger in the pie, and he they
all worked for him. So he's he sounds he sounds nonsensical.
(25:24):
We keep talking about sleepy Joe, and we're worried about
Joe Biden, you know, not being able.
Speaker 1 (25:29):
To carry The media always was on Joe Biden. But
now the old man is Trump, and the media a
saying Jack not.
Speaker 3 (25:37):
A thing he's talking about. I don't even know what
the hell he's talking about. I was listening to him today,
which we'll get you in a few minutes. He wasn't
making any sense. He doesn't answer anything. He doesn't, he
doesn't he he he's got no platform, he's got no
They asked him today about d I. He didn't know
(25:59):
what it was yet to define it. I mean, it's
it's absolutely crazy. He was on the other thing is
and listen and this is, uh, this is a good
one for today about the Did you see him on
that conservative Christian group? They were playing the clips from that.
Do you want to tell people what he actually.
Speaker 1 (26:18):
Well, we'll get there. Let's get back. You opened back
the corn of word for the NABJ, which is the
National Association of Black Journalists, so they had this meet
sit down with him today with a few women. First
of all, I don't think that they should have had it.
I just we were speaking when I produced how before
we came back. Everybody a very valid point. It's just
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a distraction. And Bobby even said earlier Kamala Harris has
been in the news NonStop and so he had to
do something to get his name back out there. He
stayed true to he was. I think that, and I
watched some of the interview with the National Attorneys Association
of Black Journalists with Navjaf. I think they came me
in wrong. I think they came in too hot as
(27:00):
opposed to steps to build up, because you have to
know who you're dealing with. Read the room. Of course,
you want to hit trouble with the hard questions, but
Trump does not answer questions, so you have to almost
smooth him to put him where you want him to be,
and then you strike. But they didn't do that. They
came in swinging the battles crazy. And I'm not saying
(27:23):
that they were irresponsible for that, but you had to
know who you are dealing with. You're so busy trying
to appease an audience that you forget that you are
a journalist, and you should. You could have got something
out of him, but as it says, they got absolutely
nothing from him. Nothing and the move that like like
they said, the needle didn't move forward or backwards. But
they got no information from him because they came in
(27:46):
so strong right in the beginning. That's my opinion.
Speaker 3 (27:50):
He didn't. He didn't answer anything. He can't. So so
Rachel Scott came came and asked, she actually asked the
dei question. She came right out of him and said,
you know a lot of people from your party have
said that Kamala is a dei a placement. What do
you think And he said, well, what is theei? So
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she told him the definition and he said, well define it.
She goes, well, that is the definition, and then he
went off on a tie rad You people were thirty
four minutes late. I've never been treated so rudely. He
just went on and no, no, no, no, no. I have
done the most for black people since Abraham Lincoln.
Speaker 1 (28:32):
I would have told him to spell Abraham. I would
have said, spell Abraham. I bet you can't go.
Speaker 3 (28:37):
Please, I'd love to know what he did. He did
give money to the colleges, but less than anybody else.
He gave two hundred and fifty five million annually. I
looked it up and on the White House job Gov pages,
it's all listed there for everybody. So in fact check me,
Obama Biden gave seven million over the course of seven year,
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and then President Biden Harris have given, hold onto your
hat sixteen billion over three years. So if you do
all that adding up, I think it's seven hundred and
sixty five million that Trump did. Who gave the most,
Who did the most? I don't you know, I don't
(29:22):
it's I don't know everything he does. He reminds me
so much flame of Sarah Palin. Remember anytime you asked
her any question, she'd go back to her pork bellies.
So one taught them what the word pok belly meant.
That bitch came out with pork bellies every every two seconds.
I don't know if she was cooking them, she was
cooking them, or she was gonna go look at him.
(29:45):
He's the same. He goes right to Afghanistan and they've
been the worst. They did, they were they did Afghanistan,
they did It was a horrible withdrawal over three periods
based on the information that we have. Could we have
done a better? We absolutely could have. That was within
his first year. What has he done the other three years?
And then the inflation is too high and it's because
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interest rates are too high. That's based on the fat
the interest rates, and you know we're ruining that inflation
is ruining the middle class tragically.
Speaker 1 (30:18):
I believe that the NABJ did themselves a great disservice because,
first of all, I don't think they even should have said,
down with Donald Trump. You're not going to change his
philosphi or his ideology. We're ninety seven days out. You
knew who he was, but you did not read the
room to deal with who he was. Because when you
know who a person is, you actually have her hand,
because then you have to change their strategy. They didn't
(30:39):
change their strategy. Body. That was my only issue with that.
Second of all, you run up something else after that.
What was the next subject after the NABJ.
Speaker 3 (30:49):
We were talking about y'all interest rates and he was
complaining about inflation and how he was going to ask
time people bring down in translation and he said, drill baby, drill.
I was disappointed. I'm looking back to get what you got. God,
I'm sorry that that's all I got.
Speaker 1 (31:10):
Yeah, it is preponerous to think that Trump is ever
going to change. But I'm telling you all right now,
I'm like a horse with a blinder is on. We're
buying it, and I'm hoping you guys stay focused because
the tactics have only just begune. Oh, Karen Carpenter, We've
only just be gone. They've only just been gone. I'm
telling you, between now and the next ninety seven days,
(31:31):
it's coming out of everywhere, and you don't be surprised
on how things will happen. But stay focused on You've
got to get to the post early voting, mail in ballots,
do what you have to do, but make sure that
your ballot is in, and make sure that you're a register,
and make sure that every vote counts because we will
need every vote that we can get popular vote, because
(31:51):
we don't have no say so over that damn elect
Loal College, which is the fear, I.
Speaker 3 (31:55):
Know, but we got people who are in those swing
states and those battleground states. Please you to get out
there because we I mean, remember Hillary won the popular
we can't have that happen. One of the things I
was I thought that he sort of hung himself on that.
I don't know if anybody's paying attention. Claim was the police.
So they brought up Sonia Massey. He wasn't quite sure.
(32:16):
Is she the lady with the water? That's what he said.
And so they and they said, well he's been charged
for murder. Well if he did a bad thing, And
she says, well, you said that everybody will have immunity,
and he said, well, if they do a bad thing,
but if they do something innocent, they shouldn't have to
be They shouldn't have to be prosecuted. Yeah, they shouldn't
(32:36):
have to be prosecuted. She said, well, what about the
January sixth, Well, you know those people, they are patriots
and he would absolutely exonerate all of them. And what
about he goes, and not a person was killed that day?
And she said, well what about all the police officers
that were hurting? And you're there as you're because you're
supporting now.
Speaker 1 (32:55):
And there was a woman killed on January sixth, remember
the lady who went through it? A shot?
Speaker 3 (32:59):
He that, well, that's what he goes, Well, they shot
a poor woman in the face the police. So then
he flip flop. That's my point. He started out sounded
like he was going to do some protection and then
he flipped to you know, his people, his patriots were grave,
and he answered nothing.
Speaker 1 (33:18):
And then so the hypocrisy of that was they shot
a poor woman in the face. You knew about that,
but you don't know about Sonia Massy that just happened.
That just happened, and got shot the police officer that
you want to give ammunity too. I want you all
to just y'all hear and see what we hear and see.
But are you processing it different? I just want to know. Yeah,
(33:40):
good God, Jesus, help me. Then help me.
Speaker 3 (33:43):
They asked why the other one of the other questions
they asked him, and of course he couldn't really answer.
You know, I sort of enjoyed it because I saw
him in another interview where for the first time in
his life, as much as he can, he had a
tap dance a little. They asked him why he why
he voted for Vance, and then they went through the
cat lady thing and not having families and his champions
was you only you know, not everybody has He's very
(34:04):
family oriented, but not everybody has to have families. I
know people who have lovely families. I know people who
have had a horrible situation, and I know people that
just didn't meet somebody going to I'm going to.
Speaker 1 (34:14):
Say this today, on this day. I don't think that
Vanks is going to make it to the on the
ticket to the need. I don't. I think that he
is going to replace Dady Van.
Speaker 3 (34:23):
He made a big mistake.
Speaker 1 (34:25):
I think that Jdvans is taking too much attention on
Donald like Donald Trump's shine too, because he don't want
you to stand in his life. He wants you to
stand in his shadow. And I think that JD. Vans
has taking yeah.
Speaker 3 (34:37):
Yeah. The other thing he said was he graduated, he
got into Yale without any family connections, like most of
us don't have family connections, and he came from rough circumstances.
I think he was like a middle class kid.
Speaker 1 (34:51):
You don't like his family made one hundred and seventy
five thousand dollars and what in the early eighties, that's
what I don't.
Speaker 3 (34:59):
Know, twenty five thousand dollars driving the truck. But he
didn't come from too so anyway, I think you might
be right. He also went on, So then you know
he's trying to te he tries to he's going to
inject himself anywhere that he's something positive. You know when
he did win Ohio. Of course with my endorsement, he
went Ohio. And then he starts talking about who cares
(35:21):
Roby Wade and how everybody wanted it back in the States,
nobody wanted it at a federal level. I was looking
over like, like you believe in that? Like what the
hell is he talking about?
Speaker 1 (35:32):
And then he started talking about that. We talked about
that before. He believes what he's shoveling, and he says
it was such authority, Bobby, that he makes people who
are uninformed, Because if you're uninformed, then you have not
researched a read. You will believe everything that he says.
Speaker 3 (35:48):
Yeah, you would.
Speaker 1 (35:50):
I mean, thank you, by the because for making me
research you.
Speaker 3 (35:54):
You know what he did say that I don't know.
I've never heard it. I've never researched it, and now
I will after our taping tonight. Is that Harris, she's
not smart and she failed the bar exam. I never
have you ever heard that she failed the bar exam.
I know it's very hard. Some people take it and.
Speaker 1 (36:11):
A lot of people have not passed it on the
first time, or they say that does not mean they're
not a success. Thank you. How produced the air, And
I'm saying a lot of people don't pass it on
the first time, but that does not hinder their careers.
You can still be a very successful or some people
take it three times and that does not hinder their careers.
(36:34):
He just he's looking for anything and everything to discredit
this woman that is on his ass so hard, and
I think that's what it is. I watched his nephew
on the View and he said, Donald Trump hates to lose.
This is not even about because he's missing for If
you don't know what DEI living in this country at
this point in time right now is. And I don't
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care what nationality you are, you really off the market
because that's diversity, equity and inclusion, which is all they're pushing.
He doesn't even know what that is. He's looking for
anything to discredit her because she is tapping on his
ass to take away the position that he really really wants.
Fuck that he wants that he needs because disposition will
keep them out of prison.
Speaker 3 (37:16):
Well he talked about that too, So the other part
of that before he spoke about it, they said, well,
the other thing that you've talked about a black jobs.
What's a black job? So he said, well, any job
that somebody has that he says, you know, and they're
taking them away. And so I don't know what jobs
they're actually taking, like you couldn't push them on it.
(37:40):
But he talked about She goes, you know, the funny
thing is nobody's talking about the big case that I want.
He said, that document case, with that big sham case.
He goes, George Schloppolopolis isn't mentioning anything about that. It's
like he's a high schooler. But he didn't win. I
(38:01):
mean he won't, but he didn't do anything. A judge
that was that that he had appointed or or given
favor to just agreed his way. It's going to go
back to the courts. It's gonna end up going to
the Supreme Court. And so you haven't you haven't won anything.
But but you said something plame right there was he's
looking for all of this to make to make all
(38:22):
his mess go away. Yeah, so you know I can't.
I was disappointed. I stupidly had I believed. I believed
there was going to be a little bit more. The
only thing that was a little in speaking with about Biden,
you know, when he's got to get his shots in
for him. So I believe it was Harris that asked him,
(38:46):
you're going to be eighty two, which is older than
President Biden, but at the end of your term, and
of course he had to get a few shots, you know,
like you know, well he's mentally doesn't whatever, whatever, I
don't care. He said, some horses.
Speaker 1 (38:59):
Ass And we're watching, and we'll watching everything that he says.
Here's the killing part. Everything that he has said derogatory
about President Biden. We are watching him do the exact
same thing in real time by it. But I hate
that societies act like they don't see. He discombobulates, he
calls the wrong name, he's confused on the topics, or
(39:19):
he's uninformed on the subjects. He is ridiculous, but his
bases die hard. So that's why I'm saying voting blue
and getting behind how donated to add blue? I hope
you guys are donating to egg blue, get behind the
Kama Harris campaign. One dollar five dollars, three dollars, ten dollars,
anything that in the general will help because we need money.
What I love to see is that they have raised
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two hundred million dollars in a week towards Kama Harris's campaign.
That is fantastic because the money had dried up with
Joe because people didn't have faith in Joe anymore. But
I was still riding with Joe until he decided to
step down. Now I'm one hundred percent in behind Kama
Harris because I'm not and all of you stop listening
to this. First of all, I want to listen to
(40:01):
our follow us here on laugh of line to listen
to this and hear me clearly. Stop going to the
clickbait videos of YouTube, on TikTok or Instagram of people
having negative things to say about Kamala Harris with the
clickbait oh she did this. Everyone has a pass, myself, yourself,
Bobby Clifford, and we all have a past, and we
may have done some things that we are proud of,
(40:22):
but we have overcame it. I don't want to relive
my past. Kamala Harris has a pass, but now she
is the bright light of the future. Let's focus on that,
because you can't change what has been, but you can
change what's going to be. So let's got damn it.
Get your ask to the pose, focus on what we
need to do, and let's get her in so we
all win because you see what we up against. And
(40:43):
that Project twenty twenty five is is mind boggling. If
you really have not jumped into it, Oh my god,
good luck, it is so hard. Well, all Trump has
is bombast right, but he just filibusters.
Speaker 3 (40:57):
And but he just met no, no, no, no, just to fill
up the time. And I agree with the clickbait, So
listen to it if you want to, but then go
and research it. And the other thing I want to
put put put onto people is, especially the younger people
who might not know, there are certain rules and regulations
that exist within a certain time, there's a certain climate
within that time. What she might have done fifteen years
(41:18):
ago isn't necessarily what she would do today exactly. So
we all move and we grow, and we love.
Speaker 1 (41:24):
That word evolved. Yeah, y'all love her to use the
word evolved.
Speaker 3 (41:28):
So she has evolved, yeah, such as our culture.
Speaker 1 (41:32):
Yeah, and what you said about it was very, very enamorateur.
What I need to say now, with a young car,
you have to meet people where they are. I've seen
a lot of complaints. She had a big rally yesterday
in Atlanta, thousands of people and they were complaining. That
made the stallion performed on the show and she was shaken. You.
But let me tell you something. That is a young
demographic that does not understand a Frankie Belly, a Maide
(41:56):
or Charlie Parker or a Dolly Parton. So what she
did when she reached down to meet them where they
was because they all know and love, made the Sallia
who were bringing a whole nother demographic at eighteen to
twenty five, I was not interested in politics. So she
gets somebody who is pushing the movement to show that.
Speaker 4 (42:15):
Now do I wish maybe what is nice to say
it badyadi yadiyadi and change it to bodyodi yod yodi
to reach But nevertheless it works and she was dressed appropriately.
Speaker 1 (42:25):
She was dressed how the young kid is dressed. She's
a young, beautiful woman. And this is where you have
to meet. Like if you go to a playground, you
can't go to a playground reading moby dick. If you
go to a playground, you have to go with candy
and coloring books because you have to meet people where
they are. If you go to a middle class you
have to meet people. I love that she is covering
all the drummers because at this lest we need everybody
(42:48):
that can vote, old, young, in between, senior, almost dead,
just voting. Listen, if you were just being born and
you could vote, I would be right there when the
doctor pulled you out of stop of your on her
as before you scream us.
Speaker 3 (43:02):
Yeah, absolutely absolutely. I mean we have to do we
have to do something. People ask in the young ask
questions what can each candidate do for you? And most importantly,
how are they going to do it? So Harris had
said something about people. We started talking about people are
charging more than they had to for essentials for food.
(43:24):
How would you bring down inflation? And all he said
was drill, drill, drill, which is we already spoke. He's
he is, he we're drilling more than than we than
we are today and he he wants to get into fracking.
And and that was it, and he kind of like
he kind of went off the deep end. There was
(43:45):
no more additional information.
Speaker 1 (43:47):
I think I think I need to be fracked right
about now.
Speaker 3 (43:51):
I don't know, it might hurt a little, might have
parts falling out after your frack me.
Speaker 1 (44:00):
With the way that it is all going. I'm listening
to all of them, you know what, I'm really really
excited about the Bobby. I'm even hearing some of his
Republican supporters publicly not coming out to support Trump, but
definitely I mean to support Harris, but definitely showing their
distaste or disdain towards the way Trump is driving this machine.
(44:22):
That is what I am loving because it is changing minds,
it is changing thought processes. And it was like, in
as much as I am a diehard Republican, I cannot
go for this. I have to make a difference.
Speaker 3 (44:34):
Yeah, I saw I heard Bill O'Reilly tonight on Cuomo
and then oh it was on CNN, and I can't
think he's He's a bald man, probably around our age,
handsome message.
Speaker 1 (44:45):
Wait a minute, are you talking about me?
Speaker 3 (44:46):
Okay, come on, and you've got here. Let's not get crazy.
So I heard both of them say that it was
a lost opportunity for Trump this time. He should have
handled it all differently. Was it on on trend or
you know, on brand. It might be, But wouldn't it
have been nice if he came out and actually talked
(45:06):
about his policies. They said, talk about it if you
didn't like Kamalist policies and you know, bring those down
instead of you know, going after her character and going
after Joe's character. We really have to pay attention and
we have to. We have to, we have to do more,
and we have to do a little bit of research.
And for the younger folks, you do that all day
(45:27):
and long. My god, if you want to pier a
sneak as you go to ninety two sites, do the
same thing, because this is this is your future.
Speaker 1 (45:33):
Because his policy is division and power. That is his capolicy.
Three three things. Fear, division and power. That's it. And
if you guys actually put that in a box, you
would understand that that's all he wants. He wants the power.
So he's scaring you into dividing from each other so
(45:54):
that you all will fall up under his regime, which
is what he wants. He wants to be a Kim Jungu.
He was, I don't want to live like that. I
don't want to just watch one program on TV. I
don't want to be able to not say how I
feel about something going on. I don't want to have
to live in a way that you want me to live,
and I can't have a car and no independence. That
is what he wants, because you would have to go
(46:14):
through him for everything. Absolutely he's showing you and he's
incapacitated mentally to handle this. Now, it came out that
the doctor that he keeps saying that he's in this
perfect health and he's this, and he's that the doctor's
license hasn't been balanced is twenty twenty. Oh my god, Yes,
it's lies everywhere. Hell, he had the patch on the
wrong Hold on, let me, we got the Trump supporters
(46:36):
in the room. Do we have any he wants.
Speaker 3 (46:40):
The one thing he did say today, which I was
actually shocked, he thinks everybody should get a cognitive exam.
He aged two. I never saw the results personally, Yeah.
Speaker 1 (46:50):
But he hates two from a doctor whose license hasn't
been doing since twenty twenty.
Speaker 3 (46:54):
So all right. And he said I would even like
for Kamala to have to get one, like everybody should
have to get one. Okay, I think that that sounds
like a terrific idea.
Speaker 1 (47:04):
I think they should start with him and Donald Jr.
Because good guy, Oh my.
Speaker 3 (47:09):
God, Eric, forget Donald Jr. He's got some anger issues.
I think someone needs to sip a little xenx and
it's smoothie.
Speaker 1 (47:16):
Oh.
Speaker 3 (47:16):
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (47:18):
Yeah, he looks, he looks. He looks freaky though. Yeah.
Speaker 3 (47:27):
No, So you know what out our current president, our
acting president, our president Joe Biden is still trying to
get some stuff done. He is I don't know how
he's going to do this with with less than six
months and not getting two thirds of the House and
some state legislation. But he's talking about reforming the Supreme Court.
You know, he wants to have a constitutional amendment and
(47:49):
those you need to have those two things we just discussed.
In order to get an amendment that would limit president's immunity.
Maybe he'll somehow do it. I don't think he can
do it by the executs of order, but I mean,
we really do need to have something like that because
this is nut. Let's say even Trump doesn't get in,
I still want it. I don't want Kamlin to be
able to go rogue or something. You know, have some
(48:12):
sort of hot flash and forget it, we're all over.
He wants to have an enforceable code of ethics, which
I also think they met we need after you know,
Clarence Thomas taking gifts and Alito of marrying an aggressive
woman who likes to put her flags upside down. And
he also wants to implement term limits. So it is
(48:35):
historically it's a lifetime position until you want to leave.
But we have to remember when this was put in,
and I can't remember it was eighteen something, thirty six
or something. Life expectancy was short flamed, we'd be gone,
do you know what I mean? Like, I think it
was like fifty years old, so nobody expected there to
be an eighty year old you know, justice in So
(48:57):
I'd love to see if he could get something done
on that, but I don't know. I wait, you know,
we'll have to wait and say what do you think
any of thoughts?
Speaker 1 (49:05):
I think that I am so focused as an American
citizen Bobby to not live in a chaotic world any longer.
That is how I feel. I check a lot of
boxes on Project twenty twenty five, which is very scary,
But if you care about your mother, your sister, your wife,
your daughters, your girlfriends, if you care about the veterans,
(49:28):
if you care about anybody affiliated with the LGBT community. Hell,
if you care about yourself. I'm telling you right now,
this is the most important election that we would probably
ever see. And according to him at the Christian when
he was speaking to the Christians, all my beautiful Christians,
I love you Christians, and woo woo, this is the
league you have to get out of a vote. But
(49:49):
this is the last time because the opportunite words that
he said after that is after this and four years,
we're going to fix it. That we're going to fix
it was the scariest shit that I've heard him say
outside of he would give police full immunity, because what
he meant was we're going to make it to where
you can't vote. It's what we say, and that is it.
(50:11):
And I hope you guys heard that for exactly what
it was. Take that at face value because he did
not stutter. That was one time that his man was
working because he said exactly how he felt and what
he meant. He is laying out the blueprint, and y'all
don't want to take him seriously, but here's the killing part.
He put it in your face, and y'all lovell oh,
you're playing in my face. He's playing in your face,
(50:33):
and you're allowing it. You are, you are allowing it
out of your your ignorance because you don't want to
face it because of fear. Don't be afraid. You should
be more afraid if he gets in office. It's the truth.
Speaker 3 (50:45):
It's total it's total authoritarianism.
Speaker 1 (50:49):
You say it, I cannot say that, worry about.
Speaker 3 (50:52):
It, to say that ten times fast. His actual quote was,
in four years, you won't you don't have to vote again.
We'll have it fixed so good, you're not going to
have to vote. I mean, can you imagine? And Adam
Scheff got right on that. But you know what, we
have to get on it. It's not up to Adam Scheff.
It's up to all of us to make a decision.
Speaker 1 (51:11):
I want to remind all of my listeners out here too,
y'all keep hollering about all these millionaires. First of all,
thank you Melinda Gates. Melinda Gates donated fifty two million
dollars to Kamala Harris's campaign divorce. That was and that
was a reason that she divorced Bill Gates. I don't
know what it is, but I tell y'all what you
better pay attention. And she helped him become the Bill
(51:32):
Gates that he is because behind every great good man
is a great man is a good one. Yeah, but
I ain't got off topic now, don't even know what
I was about to say. But what I'm saying is
that so many people have come forward to throw their
head in the ring. And this is I don't know
Melinda Gates. I've never heard that she was racist or anything,
but like I said earlier on the show, even Caucasian
(51:53):
people are tired of living in this chaos and BS
nobody wants to give the police full community because here's
this scenario right here. Not only am I black, but
they would kill white people too because and I've seen
it happened to because the police officer is having a
bad day, male or female, you can't even question why'd
(52:15):
you pull me over? Then that's oh you're challenging me, boom,
You're dead, no consequences. We cannot have that in this country.
They will kill your children, they would kill get your
asses to the pole, both blue. Make sure that we
can say what we can say, get all this sexes
out of your head about Oh, women run the country.
Women have dominated everything. And if you don't believe me,
(52:37):
just watch the Summer Olympics because the women is bringing
home the gold baby. And it ain't just women to
color women period, I dominate. The world is ready for
a female president. America is definitely ringy. She will have
a great cabinet. I'm sure she's savvy, she's smart, and
she earned every position that she has had. You might
(52:57):
not have liked some of the ways that you know,
some of the things that she did when she was
in those positions, but she earned that she was They
weren't given to her. She was appointed, she was elected,
which means people believe in her. We now have to
stand with her because to me as this country, as
a Democrat, we did not stand with Jo Bidy. We
discarded Jo Biden because we lost faith in him. Now
(53:19):
we got a chance to renew our faith and show
her that we are studying with you, comedy, besides you,
behind you, in front of you, around you, and we'll
be a lot better than those secret Service police officers
that you didn't protect. Trump. Hold on one more time,
do we have any Trump.
Speaker 3 (53:36):
Hey, he did say he would sit down with the
FBI and discuss discuss what he saw, which I kind
of actually believe that wouldn't be part of the investigation
that well.
Speaker 1 (53:46):
It isn't that one of the things that he wants
to get rid of A project twenty twenty five, doesn't
he want to get rid of?
Speaker 3 (53:51):
Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's probably what they'll say.
Speaker 1 (53:54):
Your science nearly a ship, Bobby right now, in my
in my DNA, would be to give him, who seems
to be a little disco related, a little not dementia
is but forgetful, to give him the codes. They could
end the world. They could end the world, not the country.
Why would you give somebody who is this shaky and
flaky the codes to the nucleus?
Speaker 3 (54:16):
But he said, so we started talking about it, So
keep that in mind, everybody. One of the things that
they ask and I'm not sure. I don't know if
it was Rachel Scott, she said, She said he was
eighty two years old. He'll be older than Biden. She said,
would you step down if you had health issues? Or
he said, oh, of course I would. I would. I
(54:36):
am sure I would know. Like sitting here and then
all of a sudden, he starts talking about the border,
which had nothing to do with the price of eggs.
So she brought it back around whoever was asking and said, well,
do you think jd. Vance's would be ready to step
in on day one? That he didn't answer.
Speaker 1 (54:54):
Yeah, Then all of a.
Speaker 3 (54:54):
Sudden, that's how they sort of ended, and things had
too things had to close up. So I'm with you,
it's some scary stuff. Something that actually was positive that
came through today is the Senate overwhelming past bipartisan legislation.
I think it was yesterday to protect minors online, you know,
(55:14):
to put all sorts of safeguards in place, et cetera,
et cetera. Mike Johnson in the House has not looked
at it yet to schedule a vote, but we're hoping
where it was bipartisan in the Senate, that this will
go through.
Speaker 1 (55:32):
Yeah, we are. We are the ninety seven days away,
ladies and gentlemen, from one of the most life changing
events of the American the democratic system. Me andbody can
talk till we're blue in the face, and blue is
the color. So we're blue because blue is the color.
But the final decision is yours. I don't want you
(55:55):
to think that your vote don't have no weight, because
this is what I was going to say earlier. You'll
vote as somebody who is not rich, as the same
weight as a billionaire, as a Bill Gates or Jeff
Bezos or a Mark Zuckerberg. They have more money than you,
but your vote weighs the exact same amount as their.
Utilize your weight, use your weight, use your vote, use
(56:18):
your voice, use your choice. But make sure that you're registered.
They are pulling out all the tactics. Make sure that
everything is lined up, because you don't want to wait
till the day of and then you lose, and we
need every vote, every If we lose this election, I'm
praying to god we don't lose a bout one vote
and you didn't vote. Oh yeah, it's your fault. They're
(56:39):
gonna make a list. I'm gonna shure it that your
house is full, drag naked. I'm gonna terrorize your children.
Oh my god, I'm gonna scare the hell out of them.
They gonna think they saw Bonnie Bozo and could get
a clown. Let's be let's do this, y'all. We could.
I believe in us as a country I believe in
uh and racism is not going anywhere. It's going to
still be here. It may not be as prevalent, but
(57:00):
it we will still be here. But I do believe
that as a country, we can move forward. We stand
together as a unit. So let's do this. I'm telling
Kamala Harris and thank you body clipping because I was
on the Record Club in twenty twenty and she was
not my favorite. I publicly said that because I heard
somebody else say, as a prosecutor doing her job, that
she was this, that and the ferry. But Bobby makes
(57:21):
me research. When I researched that this woman was doing
her job, and you have to remember that if you
do the crame, you're going to get convicted, if you
get caught. It made me do a turnaround. And at
this point, right now, I was still like Andrew Yang,
but Andrew Yang and in the running. I was still
like Booty Jeds. But Booty Jeds is not in the running.
(57:41):
Kamala Harris is in the running. So that's who we
have to get behind. Put our steam behind, put our
money behind, put our power behind, and let her feel
the love and the energy from her base because Dad
will keep her charge to fight this machine. This is
not Kamala Harris versus Donald Trump. This is Kamala Harris
versus the mae. Let's beat this machine. I like that
(58:02):
title right there, Bobby, Kamala Harris versus a machine, Supreme Court,
centered house, all of these foods, trumpeticins. Let's go, Let's go,
Let's go. So thank you guys for joining us here
left a learning this week. You can we are just listen.
We are in the scariest politics politics is right now.
(58:23):
It's so exciting. It really is exciting if you take
the time to get into it. And I hope that
Bobby Clifford and I myself are breaking it down and
explaining to you all to where you can understand it
simply because politics filibusters and independence and it can be
scary those words. Look, it was d I was scary
than Trump because it's because he don't know what it means.
(58:43):
So if you don't know what it means, it's scary
to you. So I hope that Bobby and our ABC
it for you guys, so you get it how we
get it, and understand that this is not a platform.
What we are teaching you. This is a platform where
we're learning from each other. You teach us, We teach you.
If you have stories, topics, things that we should discuss.
Hit Bobby at the Instagram page Laugh and Learned podcast
(59:07):
or follow her at Clifford Bobby on Instagram and Bobby
Clifford on Facebook. I'm on all social media platforms a
Slam Monroe except Instagram, My Monroe flame because here her
laugh a Learning Season four of Laugh and Learning. Thank
you Ihar, thank you Black Effect. We are not trying
to get you to change your mind. We are only
trying to get you to use your mind.
Speaker 3 (59:26):
Because why Bobby, Because a mind is a terrible thing
to waste, and a.
Speaker 1 (59:31):
Vote is a worse one. So vote blue. Donate to
Act Blue. Donate to the Kamala Harris campaign because one, two, three, five, ten,
twelve fifteen, two hundred, three hundred five thousand goes a
long way. This campaign will not be one on love
and positivity alone. It does take money, and it takes
a lot of money to fight the machine. This is
(59:53):
slame Monroe. What's your name, lady, I'm Bobby Clifford, and
this is Laughing Learning. Thank you to our producing this
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