October 24, 2024 • 53 mins
Flame Monroe and co-host Bobbi Clifford discuss the upcoming election, the importance of voting, the political landscape surrounding candidates Kamala Harris and Trump, economic issues, the impact of the pandemic, the rhetoric used in political discourse, the implications of the emergence of AI, the state of the Republican Party and much more. Tune in and comment in the socials below.
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Speaker 1 (00:28):
Shoe.
Speaker 2 (00:42):
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the name flame, my bro also known as my row Flame,
come in with last and come in with you and
her love lambs. Baby, you better catch it when you
can drop a knowledge from fatherhood to politics, shouting now comics,
just paying homage.
Speaker 3 (00:56):
What's up? Tips?
Speaker 2 (00:57):
Yeah you know? She raised shot towns on speaking to
the grown a second, We're gonna lad come in to
kick in and at the againd We leave it with
just a list of spirits.
Speaker 3 (01:06):
Think you want to revisit? So your first second listen,
young folks say it's list. Oh folks that we dig it?
Speaker 2 (01:11):
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Speaker 3 (01:12):
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Speaker 4 (01:14):
No do what you do?
Speaker 3 (01:16):
No kids, do what I do? No fish.
Speaker 4 (01:40):
Hey, hey, hey, this is comedian Slay Monroe and welcome
to this week's episode of Leaf and Learn. Oh it
is almost Halloween, but we'll be on the films week.
In fact, we will have an episode that will drop
on Halloween, which is my co host birthday, Bobby Clipping
her birthday. She was born on Halloween.
Speaker 3 (01:59):
You're bananas.
Speaker 4 (02:03):
I'm very good. Hello Tory, our producer mister Aaron, Hey Aaron,
we are here, ladies jumping it has not been such
a hectic week, but we are getting very close to
something that has the entire country and world on the
edge of their seats. I'm telling you, I'm biting my
real nails, my fake nails, my toe nails, my hang nails,
(02:23):
my every kind of nail, my steel nails. I am
petrified at the outcome of what this may be. But
I am as a registered voter, and I make sure
that I'm registered by going to vote dot org to
make sure that they have not illegally removed my name
off the ballot. That I am going to do my part,
and my part is voting for the candidate of my choice.
I hope that that you all are doing the same thing.
(02:45):
I'm not telling you who to vote for, Kamala Harris,
but I'm hoping that you guys vote for whoever makes
whoever floats your boat. Now, make sure that the candidate
that you vote for might float your vote on voting
day and the next day he might sink your ship.
Remember that I did say he might stinkership and there's
only one man running. Well that's also suspect because here lately,
(03:08):
I don't know, dj TV been doing some real strange
things lately. Now let me just let me just point
out a state of fact, right, y'all, very quick, y'all.
Because when he won in twenty sixteen, day one that
he got in office, he took down the LGBT website,
off the page for the White House page. But here
lately for him, they you know, they say he's against
the gays, he's against the trans when he says too
(03:29):
autlantic stuff. But here lately he's been showing me some
very suspectful things. Now I know he's straight, but a
he played the YMCA song which is Ray the Village People,
which was the gays group in the eighties, good eighties, nineties,
two thousands to this day. They wanted the gas groups.
Then he hired Mike Pence as his vice president when
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he did win. And you know there's rumors about Mike Pinch.
There's some old pictures of him in little booty shorts
and little cut me adrifts and very cozy setting up
to a next to another man. Then Ruy Giuliani was
his lawyer who got in full drag and kiss Donald
Trump while he was in drag. Then he hired JD.
Vance right now to be his perspective, vice president who
(04:15):
did full drag in college maybe once or twice. And
now he was somewhere recently where he was discussing the
size of rest in peace Arnold Palmers you mentioned, and
the way he was discussing another man's penis with all
of his joy and infatuation and admiration, I'm like, well,
(04:36):
I know he's not gay, but I'm damned sure not
feeling straight right now? Or is it just me Biden?
Was I the only person who noticed that?
Speaker 3 (04:45):
No, I think the world noticed it, and it was
completely tasteless, Like what does that have to do about politics?
People who make a decision. Everybody was worried about Joe Biden.
Joe Biden didn't make tasteless comments like that about somebody.
I mean his his family was like disgusted, like who
talks like that?
Speaker 4 (05:04):
Well, to be fair, he did talk about a woman's wuha,
So he did get there. I talk about a man.
Speaker 5 (05:09):
It's poopa yaka. The way he was, he was so
joyful with it. So and I'm gonna tell you as
the man and me, because you know, it's a couple
of people over here. This he she we he catched
the checks she made the money, we spend it. But
the man in me had when I was a teenager,
when I was in locker rooms. If another man and
this is just coming from a very authentic locker room
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male perspective, when another man is in the other in
the dressing room or in the locker room with another
man and he's not gay, but he sees the other
guy naked, and the other guy is well and down.
Please understand that the man who is not as well
and down as the man he looks at, sees that and.
Speaker 4 (05:48):
In his head he's like, damn, I need one of them.
But he's not going to express that to anybody. He's
not going to say it out loud. It is just
internally that. Of course, this penis envy. I'm like, damn,
I want to hammer like that. Now. I've never experienced
poenis nvy. I was always good. But that's just the truth.
But to publicly like you said about you were running
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for the president of the United States. You are on
a platform with millions and millions of people watch, and
this is what you decided to talk with so much infatuation.
Bobby I was like, damn, Trump, come back like I
do you Bobby come back. He just went off the
deep end on no talking about this man's pain of
says it was, yeah, it was.
Speaker 3 (06:30):
There was no decorum and there was no reason for it.
When we have issues like you know, a war over
in Ukraine that is just exploding in the Middle East
on all sides of Israel, all putting us in danger.
We have that, we have immigration, he's gaudis and shut
the hell up about the economy and you're talking about
somebody's peepee like that that How was that resolving it?
(06:53):
I want policies and I want I want how you're
going to push the country forward, not how you wish
it had more than eight inches.
Speaker 4 (07:02):
It kind of makes you think maybe he is making
up for some shortcomings. I'm made. I've never seen it.
I've never seen you know, he does have an obsession
with side, but that's usually crowd size. I don't know
about I think it's I think.
Speaker 3 (07:19):
It's all the same thing. But I do think, like
everybody worried about Joe and having dementia or whatever, these
are statements that it's like somebody that was saying, you
start talk.
Speaker 4 (07:28):
Like this, this this next uh point of view is
strictly flame Unrose. This is not part of iHeart or
laughing a learned or Bobby's or Hearing's. This is strictly
my conspiracy theory because Trump has the popularity, but Dvance
has the temperament that I believe now that Trump is
(07:51):
being is a trojan horse to carry in Vance because
now I think that they see Advance's Ivy League educated
and he's not paid for IY Leach educated. He actually
earned that and some people paid for a form, but
he really got the degree. So he's he's pretty right
and and he is he all their policies, he's with uh.
(08:14):
He says, like he said, he'll even make up a conspiracy.
His goal is to win, to get those Republicans on
his side. I believe now that it's the but he
does not have the popularity to win the presidency. Trump does.
So if they get Trump in and then Trump because
we're watching Trump, we're watching the slow demise of this
man every day, every time he open his mouth and speak,
(08:36):
they see it as well. But they're so focused and
lays the focus on what they want that they will
get him in to win if possible, and then he'll
step down and then they'll have advanced out of menically
become the president, and I think since Vance already like
Indian women, it will be a no brainer for him
to pull in Little Feather aka Nikki Hayleen. I'm telling
you this is that that's my conspiracy because that's what
(08:58):
I believe. They can control it. It's not that they
can't control Vans, but Bans will listen to them. He's
not a tyrant. He will and he showed us how
he masterly moves through the water on the debate with
Tim Wallas, because we expected him to be a nightmare,
but he moved through that water very strategically like a shark.
He was.
Speaker 3 (09:17):
He was respectful. I will say that. So if I
could give him anything over Trump, Trump wasn't. Look how
we treated both Harris and Biden. You know, he was
totally disrespectful. Vance knows that there is decorum, there is
a place for things that does things that go a
certain way and a certain way to have things. Now,
that's all I'm going to give him. You could be right,
(09:39):
you could be right. On this day.
Speaker 1 (09:41):
I'm gonna mark he still has the radical and he
still has the radical ideas that they have, and he
will pass Project twenty twenty five and he gets in office,
he will be the president for the next eight years,
if not indefinitely, because they already they have already planted
that sea.
Speaker 3 (09:57):
No, I agree with the twenty twenty five for sure,
because we've been talking about this since the beginning when
we first started talking about it. It's not Trump's playbook.
It is the mega right GOP playbook. No matter what
Republican was going to get in, they were going to
try to push some of the agendas less government, more control,
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et cetera, et cetera. You know, And again we've spoken
about it. It's been around for quite a while. It's
just been built on and built on and built on.
It went from like a sixty page document to I
think a nine hundred and twenty two page document. So yeah,
I mean, and God bless him he is. They shut
down a whole McDonald's for Trump to go in and
shake his fries. And don't you think it's funny that
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at the same time, all of a sudden they have
hysteria and McDonald's at the Big Mac they got big
problems with it.
Speaker 4 (10:46):
Well, apparently he don't have the magic touch or the
goal is that maybe he had the orange touch.
Speaker 3 (10:53):
While he's doing that, she is standing on the picket
line with the McDonald's worker, trying to get them at
least minimal decent minimum wage of fifteen dollars in above.
Because these poor people working multiple hours, multiple jobs, just
trying to put food on the table.
Speaker 4 (11:07):
It's still the cost and the cost of living where
he was. I mean the minimum wage where he was
at that McDonald's was seven dollars and twenty five cent
an hour. If you honestly sit down and think about that,
if you go through a fast food restaurant right now
by yourself, and if you decide that you want to
get a super size or a meal, it is more
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than seven dollars and twenty five cent. You can't even
afford to feed yourself working an hour there I.
Speaker 3 (11:35):
Get when I go, I get the number seven, which
is too cheese burgers because I get one to the
dog and I have one myself, and I think that's
ten forty. They would make two hundred and ninety dollars gross,
that's before taxes to working those hours. Two hundred ninety dollars.
They couldn't even afford. They would have to work two
and a half hours to be able to take the
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taxes up to have the meal. I just told you about.
Speaker 4 (11:59):
This. This is what we're talking about. And so many people,
you know, keep hollering about the economy. Biden was afforded
this economy from Trump's uh turn, not from not the
other way around. He did he didn't, he didn't acquire
this he was I mean, he didn't create this. He
acquired this. This was he hadn't grant it was grandfather.
(12:20):
Then Trump's economy was grandfather into Biden's administration. You guys,
and I know y'all keep thinking this and that the third,
but you keep forgetting that we were stuck in the
middle of a pandemic for tween years. He was stuck
in your house. You were stuck in your house. And
the leader of the free world, our leader at the time,
because he was my president too. I didn't vote for him,
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but he was still my president, our leader at the time,
said that it wasn't real, it would go away. Then
turned right back around and said that inject bleach a
lifesyle on your arm would put it up under UV
like we were misguided, misconscrewed, disguarded. Just remember that millions
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of people die, or a million people died. Hundreds of
thousands of Americans were dying every day every day, and
you were stuck in your house for two years. You
could gas prices was low because it was supplying domain.
Why need gas that can't go No, damn where. No.
Speaker 3 (13:16):
It's true they complain about inflation and they have right.
People are feeling it in their pockets. But we're coming
off of a the overspending of Trump. So people have
like ten dollars more in their pocket because he did
those tax cuts that put us into the trillions of spending.
But the inflation was across the world. In fact, our
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inflation is down. The world inflation right now is five
point eight percent and they're hoping to have it three
point five by the end of the year. So it's
slowing because of the pandemic, because it's over. I know
that Vice President Vice President Harris is talking about price gouging.
She will get them, but it will come down. It's
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not just that, it's also what we're willing to spend
for some things. But we wouldn't have had half of this,
if you want to call it inflation, if it wasn't
for the pandemic and people have to just think, have
to think about them.
Speaker 4 (14:11):
And remember remember now, remember thuring his presidency right before,
he complained about President Obama taking too many golfing vacations,
which he only took the required ones that he was
able to took, which I think was two a year.
But Trump took and and Obama took golfing vacations on
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his dime. Not only government's died. Trump was so savvy
with all of his golfing ex traditions that he played
on his own court and made their memory. Tax Payers
myself included, paid for his time under his while he
was the sitting president. Y'all keep missing everything or forgetting,
but I am a constant reminder that he kept saying
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that the virus coronavirus came from China when they said
that the only thing they came from China was the
official that he made stay in his hotel for ten
million dollars, which is another complete dimensions because you can't
mix business with pleasure when you are the sitting president
of the United States. But he got over like a
fat brad and now he was given full community by
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the Supreme Court. So anything that he does once he
crossed the picket line. If we let him, I mean
the finish line. If we let him cross the finish line,
he can do anything he wants to at any given time.
And you see his theoretic behavior. I don't even think
that he's aware of some of the things that he
does until after he watches the tape once it's played.
Something is going on. Y'all see it. Y'all see it,
(15:39):
just like I see I got four eyes. But y'all
see it.
Speaker 3 (15:42):
It's true. And you know, the other thing that that
really worries me that I've been listening to is all
of his people, and I just mean even Republicans. I
was listening to Sununa, the governor of New Hampshire, who
was sticking up arm He's talking about this enemy within
which he means anybody that goes against him, and he
(16:04):
even came up with Pelosi. He starts coming out with names,
you know, and those are the people that he wants.
Are you honest your mind? And then Sununu's angry because
you know, our rhetoric is not it's not helping. We
shouldn't be doing that in the rallies. Everybody knows Trump
is going to say crazy things. So because he always
does it. That's okay, but it's not okay for for
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Karmelin to actually say exactly what's actually going on, what he's.
Speaker 4 (16:31):
Repeating, what's about that the enemy from within? I want
to I want to talk about that. Let's unpack that.
So with that whole, with the enemy from with the end,
when I tell you he has given out many a
dog whistle, but that was an explosion of a dog
whistle when he has already seen it publicly out of
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his mouth, his words, not mine. That he was used
our own military against us. Mind you, that will be
people who are in the military, fighting veterans, veterans, families,
people who have put their lives on the line in
both of this country. Not just regular Americans like me.
But I'm talking about people who were actually in the military.
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Because if you don't have all your uniform or whatever,
and they come and storm in your house, they're not
gonna know that you ex military, or that you probably
present probably present military. You're gonna turn That is turning
your family against your family. You guys got a choice.
That to me, Bobby was some scary shit. Let me
just say it just like that was some scary shit, right.
Speaker 3 (17:35):
There, and that was coupled with I mean, I will
tell you I'm I'm almost not sleeping because of this stuff,
because of the nonsense. I can't stand the rhetoric on
either side. But I was watching gm A this morning,
and you know, that's kind of touchy feeling.
Speaker 4 (17:51):
I like it.
Speaker 3 (17:53):
But they had John Kelly. They said, who was the
longest chief chief of Staff or Donald Trump? He is
a Marine core general. I believe he was retired. He
said that that Trump was the general definition of a fascist.
He prefers a dictator approach, you know, if he could
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get away with it. And he said that Trump was
jealous or admired Hitler and how how dedicated his his
generals and his military leaders were to him. And I thought,
sweet Jesus, I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 4 (18:36):
When I saw John Kelly speak, it was it wasn't
the words that he said as much as it was
the delivery of I need you all to hear me exactly.
It was so concise and so pure that he, of course,
he can't just come right out and say the real
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words that he really wanted, lower the boom. But it
was the way he delivered the message, like God damn it,
and I was reading the underplay for the overplay, which
I always say, I was reading between the lines of
how he brought that mess. It was so hard feel
and so I need you all to hear me because
this is scary. This is scary. I'm like, wow, girl,
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these are.
Speaker 3 (19:17):
Lifelong Republicans, and I do believe that they will go
back after this, after this election, they'll go back to
the side that they should be on. I believe that
it is difficult. I think that we have heard Harris
say that she will have a Republican on her cabinet.
I believe that actually could be Liz Cheney, who spent
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stumping with her, and I believe Liz Chaney will go
right back after this election. But these are people who
believe in the Constitution, they believe in the country over
their party, and it is probably hurting their heart to
have to do this, but they have to do it
because you know, the more and more stuff that keeps surfacing,
it really does. It really does frighten me.
Speaker 4 (19:59):
And she also said that she would have a moderate
on the on the take on her cabinet, which I
think is fantastic because we have to speak to all
facets of Americans, because that's the liberty, that's the choice,
that's the thing that we have. But you guys are
not listening to what this man is saying his rhetoric.
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You are hearing the he is you and you as him,
which is the truth. Y'all are the same people. But
I'm telling you right now, he's going to sink y'all ship.
Y'all going to put him on the ship, and then
he's going to get on that ship by himself and
leave y'all out in the cold, just like he did
last weekend with those people out there when he left
them with the buses. He does not care about you.
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He does want your vote. His own words was, even
if you're on your death be get up and go vote.
Just get your vote, baby. Okay. He is going to
abandon you all. That should be the name of this episode.
You guys will get abandoned. He's going to abandon you
all because he keeps showing y'all that and what'll everybody
wants to call Oprah's land when somebody should of maya
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Andelou's lamb. When people show you who are they believe it.
He has shown you all a couple of times and
he mocks you all, but y'all keep jumping in like
y'all hypnotized. Please get on hypnotized because we're all at stake.
So what day would he get a ratic while holding
the Bible upside down and hiding in the bunker and
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push the codes and then say, oh, I changed my
mind because once they're on the way, they're on the way.
Speaker 3 (21:29):
Yeah, there's no and please be careful about the messages.
And there were a bunch of actors that had come
out today and about warnings about AI because their own
voices were being that were being taken and they were
comparing them to the AI voice and to their voice,
and they said, you know, I gotta be honest, I
wouldn't even know the difference between them. They weren't people
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that I actually know. So I'm not going to mention names.
But don't if somebody is calling you and telling you
not to vote, or there's this or there's that, or
the research, don't just believe what you're seeing for phone calls,
et cetera, or stuff that's coming in the in the mail,
vet that because you don't know who it could be
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from outside sources, outside the country. It could be from
either camp. I'm not going to blame one over the other.
Speaker 4 (22:18):
I tell you what AI is taking over, y'all. This
wasn't even on our topic, but we got to talk
about it. AI. Let me tell you something. If you're
a good American, if you were raised as a good American,
no matter of religion, size, colored nationality, sexual out, I
don't do that. But if you were raised as a
good American and you were taught that when a guest
comes in your home, you offer them someplace to sit,
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and you ask them where they like something to drink.
If you got AI in your way, always offer them
a cup of water. It could be room temperature or ice.
If you really want to get rid of the ass,
put a little salt in it. Taking over and now
giving you off of them a couple of water every day.
It is taking people's jobs. It is cutting hours and salaries.
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It is making people lose their insurance because they don't
make enough hours to actually qualify for insurance. And you
guys letting it happen, because listen, I'm against it, not
completely against AI, but I'm against all that bs because
even when I go to the grocery store and they
say you want to do self check out. My favorite,
my famous line is I don't fucking work here.
Speaker 3 (23:20):
No, I don't A part of that, a piece of that.
And you and I have spoken about this before, even
on here, is that some of the lower jobs, the
young kids don't want to do them. They don't want
to collect carts at the grocery store, they don't want
to do bag checking, they don't want to do any
of it. And the stores want to get you in
there spending money in their store, and they want you
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to be able to get out with your food. So
I think part of it is that. But when all
of a sudden they realize that people are willing to
do stuff, you know, they can. You are right, they
can kind of take over. There are some good things
about AI. We just have to it has to be
used for good, not evil.
Speaker 4 (23:57):
Bobby, they're gonna be selling robots for twenty thousand value.
Speaker 3 (24:00):
One Can I get a boy?
Speaker 4 (24:03):
One? You can get a boy? Oh you talk about
a piece You talk about a piece of rod. Oh,
my god, that might take a piece of rod. So
maybe Trump should get one and come name it. Arnold Palmer.
Speaker 3 (24:13):
Oh, honest to god, that's hysterical. I was listening to
some of that, like a million shows. I'm sure you're
doing the same. Everything is politics right now, because everything
is so crazy in this particular in this particular election.
And it was Katie Couric and she was on with
with you know, like a real brilliant jocking head, and
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she said, do you think that if Trump doesn't lose,
I mean, doesn't win, he loses, that he'll go to jail.
So the person said, well, I don't know if he'll
go to jail. Do I think that he'll be you know,
there's he's bet he's done so many crazy things and
this actually was a Republican crazy things. I think he's
going to be called to the carpet, but it might
be like an anklet admir lagal that he'll have to stay.
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And I immediately thought, oh my god, it'll be him
and Milan, they'll both be She'll be in jail just
as much as he will. She'll be trapped in that
house with them, God bless her.
Speaker 4 (25:06):
I don't believe he'll ever do house arrests. I don't
believe he'll ever go to jail. I don't believe he'll
ever receive any severe punishment. Behind all the things that
he's been accused of and some things that he's been
found guilty of. Because the way this America is set up,
he's rich, he is very well connected, so he gets
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a pass. And I'm sorry to say that that's just
how it is. I don't care what he does not
get as far as the criminal ship goes. I just
don't never want him to hold office, to have me
say so over my generation, my generations, the generations after me,
the generations after that, because he is he is not
for the American people. In my eyes, he is not
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for them. He is for self. He only wants to
be the president so that he does not go to
jail or don't have to face all of these criminal cases.
Because if he wins, all that's going to go away.
And everybody who tried to prosecute him, he's already said,
he's counting after you with everything. He may not remember
to change his draws, but he's gonna remember who's been
mean to him. Oh I don't.
Speaker 3 (26:10):
When I think of John Cally, I think of Milly too.
Jeral and Milly. I'm like, you guys are going to
be careful. The one thing that I was sort of
I was like yay. At least people will be voting
is early voting. They said, people are coming out in
record numbers for the early voting, and strangely Republicans are
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coming out too, because typically it's been Democrats to do
the early voting, so some people get a false sense
of security. I think that happened with Hillary Clinton, that
you know, she was easily handily gonna win the race
because she was doing so well with the early voting.
Not necessarily so, but both are coming out, so people
are actually voting. I think I think it was North
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Carolina already had two hundred early votes. They said they're
are exceeded already the twenty twenty early voting numbers, so
at least people are putting the money where their mouth is.
Speaker 4 (27:07):
I constant remember we have to remember that in as
much as US, as much of us, the half of
the country that don't want to vote for him, there's
a whole another half that does.
Speaker 3 (27:18):
Oh absolutely. And the overseas votes that the Republicans are
all up in arms because I guess one point six
million votes went overseas and they feel that, you know,
they could be fraudulent votes. I'm sure you have to
sign them and all that stuff. You know, there are
people who are students overseas that have jobs just for
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a season, you know, for so many months overseas. But
where the margins are going to be so tiny this year,
you're gonna need those votes. You're gonna need those ballots.
Speaker 4 (27:50):
Yeah, and again I'm not trusted in mail in ballots.
Were Early voting has started, and thank you to Georgia
because Georgia made history by having the most turned out,
And thank you to so many people who are coming
out early voting. And that's whichever side you represent. But
we haven't done it here. But me and my kids
sat down together as a family. We did our balance.
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Bobby and I cannot wait for us to I can't
wait for us to walk with me in our early
voting starts. I think on the twenty six, I believe.
But we're going to walk out was in on Monday.
I'm gonna make a live video play ain't no stopping
us now, because it ain't no stopping us now.
Speaker 3 (28:24):
I want to see you dance way yet you danced
the last time. I want to see a better dance.
Speaker 4 (28:28):
I want to see I can't bust no more moves.
But I might bust something else.
Speaker 3 (28:34):
I want to see a little shik shimmy all the
way in. Did you speaking at Georgia, did you see
that these Georgia Supreme Court maintained their block on the
the new election rules. The Republicans are pushing to have
the new roles put into place prior to this election,
and they said, no way, it's going to have to
wait for the next election.
Speaker 4 (28:56):
Jesus republic. What I do Admira about got them Republican Party. Though,
I must say if rated that was the face of people.
They know it, live it, drink it, and believe it
because they are rated that for their people. They are.
Speaker 3 (29:12):
They're smart, I mean, and we're not. I got to
say Democrats aren't. They're a hot mess.
Speaker 4 (29:17):
Well hold on now, Boby, I'm gonna say we ain't smart.
Now we could be a little skitchy.
Speaker 3 (29:21):
We're smart, We're not when I should let me clarify
we're not unified, you know, and we did. We can
we can fight within. And remember when you used to
have there being a knock at the door, there could
have been a big sight going on in the background,
and your mother would give you the look and all
that business was to stay inside the house. She was
to keep your mouth shut. Not us Democrats. We hang
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ourselves out and we call somebody does something that's slightly wrong.
Everybody's up in arms and they want the person hold
and to that's not right, discuss amongst yourself. Even with
President Biden, he's a perfect example. All of everything that
had happened should have been discussed inside the house and
let him come out and say this is what I've decided.
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But I mean, it's pretty amazing they're saying still even
with Kamala and with the energy that she had had,
Trump and Kamala are there. They are like the two
lowest polling people like I think he's His favorability rating
is at forty four percent. Hers is like forty six percent.
It's kind of amazing. Even with all these people crazy
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up in arms, there's still people aren't loving them.
Speaker 4 (30:30):
Yeah, we're gonna I want to discuss that because I
got an email from a fan who said they had
a problem with something. That's it. So recently, I got
an inbox from a fan who loves the show. By
the way, they love you Bobby on the show too.
I said that to be I play a post up.
It said, Well, to be very clear, I'm more so
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voting against Project twenty twenty five and him than I
am for her, But I'm still voting for her. I
thought I made that very clear, that it's not that
I'm unsure of who I'm voting for, but I'm giving
you the other side that so many people are worried about.
Oh I don't know her, Oh is she black enough?
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Oh what's she gonna do for our people? Or hear
me when I tell you this is nothing. Even the
time to put that on the scale of which I
weighs the other, because the other is probably the end.
Probably this one is giving you. This one is giving
your children and you hope and and another day, you know,
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another chance, another opportunity, another year. Because the other one
is promising chaos. He is an agent of chaos, and
he's promising it. It'd be different if we found out
on the tape that he said, but he says it
in plain sight to your face.
Speaker 3 (31:54):
I don't get it. I mean, I don't get it.
John Lemon had I was telling you, I was watching
he was going on doing the polling. He went into
I think it might have been a hair salon and
at least the women that you could see were all
black women. And it was one black gentleman and he
was asking them who they were going to vote for
and why, And they weren't going to vote for Kamala
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Harris because you just said she's not black enough, she's
not educated enough world leaders. They didn't want to worry
about world ladies, thinking she was serious enough. I saw
that and I thought these are women.
Speaker 4 (32:35):
I was.
Speaker 3 (32:37):
I was actually flabbergasted. I said, education. She's got more
education than him. She's been a senator, she's been an
attorney general, she's been I mean, she's sitting vice president.
What are you talking about? And you were worried? You
think Trump world leaders than Trump? They laugh at him,
they think that, Oh please, I.
Speaker 4 (32:57):
Was very disappointed, So please for my female artis. I
hope I say this the right way. But when I
hear stuff like that coming from a woman, I don't
care what color she is, it makes me think. When
y'all say you wanted women's rights, you wanted to be
treated equally as a man, you want to do you do?
You already feel substandard that you can't even hold up
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somebody who represents what you are because that's a woman.
And I'm not saying she should be the president because
she's a damn woman. But and y'all say she's not
smart compared to what compared to the other.
Speaker 3 (33:30):
One, she's most qualified.
Speaker 4 (33:33):
And I know what you're saying about it to the
women that are say that they're not voting becoming her.
Do you hear yourself? Do you understand if this man
wants to have control over what you do with your body?
But you screen rape, you know, sometimes it be false
rapes or sometimes you just want you you went too far,
you didn't mean to do it. I get all of that.
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None of that will matter. None of that will matter,
especially if you're a woman of color or not want
no privilege, because the police will have a free reign
to do anything and everything that they want to do
to you, which not don means just killing you. They
could kill you and get away with it. It's way
worse things they could do to you. There's way worse
things they could do to you. Killing is over, but
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you would have to live without some of the other
horrificy that they could get away with. Because he said
that he would give the police for antonomy, which means
that they could do anything they want. You now, And
I'm a convicted criminal, and in this country, I know
for a fact that a convicted criminal cannot apply to
be a police officer, but the Fraternal Order of Police
back to convicted criminal will be the president. I'm talking
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to you because somebody didn't hear me. I ain't talking you,
I'm talking to the audience, bother. I'm talking to you
because somebody didn't hear what I just said. Did you
hear what I just see? It? You setting yourself up.
I don't get that. I will never understand that kind
of logic. And I'm not the smartest person in the room,
but I'm in the room by myself, so technically I am.
But do you hear? Do you you know what I'm
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telling you? That if you were a veteran or if
you've got to see you who worked your whole life
and say they took taxes out of you every week
that you were dedicated to your job, so security will
go away, disability programs will go away. Baby? How rich?
How rich do you want to be or how rich
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do you need to be? This is spoking, spoking from
somebody who is not rich, but I mean, seriously, how
rich do you need to be? Body?
Speaker 3 (35:28):
You need to be very rich. Let me tell you something,
because I work in healthcare. If you got because that's
Medicare going away, that's potentially the Affordable Care Act going away.
If you get sick once, it's nothing for me to
see two three four million dollar medical bills. You wouldn't
have coverage, so you have nobody to negotiate a rate
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you'd pay, you'd pay the ry. And this is all.
I also want to just remind everybody that when you're
talking about full autonomy, you're not speaking about necessarily Project
twenty twenty five, although it is built into that. Back
in December, I believe it was the Washington Post had
had reported that Trump said he would give them blank
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he would give the police, you know, blanket protections. So
he's saying that personally. Now it's coupled with what's written
in twenty twenty five. If you want to believe, you
know that he can get that out there.
Speaker 4 (36:27):
It's scary stuff. And that's yes, and Bobby im and
I'm not even just saying that as a black person,
even though that's it's down time scarier for me and
as a trans person. But say it was you, Bobby,
and you having a bad day, or the officer had
a bad day, male or female, or you know, and
they pull you over, and you're a very inquisitive person.
(36:47):
Oh my god, y'all know that, y'all been here with
us for a year, and you said, oh my god,
what did I do? Why are you pulling me over?
And they just feel threatened by you just asking that
as innocently as you did, and put a weapon out
on you, whether it's a gun or a taser. First
of all, the trauma of you having something to stare,
staring me in my face that could potentially kill me.
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It is going to do one thing to me. And
then if you a slip of the hand or a
siren go off, or you hear a boom somewhere else
and you trigger and you shoot and kill me, nothing
happens to them. This will happen to or they miss
you and hit your baby in the in the passenger
seat now.
Speaker 3 (37:23):
And I'm a pretty big charge, so it wouldn't take
it wouldn't take much.
Speaker 4 (37:27):
Oh my. It is just it is. It is. It's
just crazy the way some people are listening to the
logic and I understand the racism is real in this country,
but is it has it overshadowed everything else? It has
it overshadowed logic because because you want to say you're
the greatest uh a race on? Okay, you can have
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that if you're not gonna put a food and charge
to make us just go against each other because oh,
you're the greatest race. So the greatest race gets to
do what you can say you're the greatest race. If
that makes you feel good, Jose, If we identify as
a trans woman, that makes me feel good about me said,
If you want to identif as the grades rate, I've
made it. If that's what you need to do to
make you feel good, because that's all it's looking like.
Speaker 3 (38:11):
No, it's crazy, I mean it really is. It's it's crazy.
And then Elon Musk giving away a million dollars.
Speaker 4 (38:18):
Well, I don't know why he called me. First of all,
let me just say that I changed my man Elon
for a million, But you gotta give me one point
four because somebody gotta pay the taxi. And if I'm
gonna get a billion millions.
Speaker 3 (38:30):
He's he's if they have to sign a petition, I'm
dying to see what's actually written in the small print
to see, you know, do they get the checking? Can
they run to the bank type of thing? But they
have to sign a petition about free speech and gun
rights and blah blah blah. The Justice Department this afternoon
came out and said that they don't believe it's legal.
They're going to be looking into it. But what did
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we say he wants to be He wants to be
the secretary of cost cutting? Righton, musk, I mean, who's
giving a million dollars I'm to sign a petition? You
think he's going to be cost.
Speaker 4 (38:59):
And he is paying for his He banned that job
because that's what this is all about. Absolutely, just like
the judge who let him off.
Speaker 3 (39:06):
What's her name, Bobby Aileen Aileen Cannon.
Speaker 4 (39:10):
Yeah, she's she's also he appointed why he was the
president appointed her and why he was the president. And
then she was the one who kept stopping everything with
those with the paperwork, they illegal paperwork, and he took
pascified puperwork, and then she threw it all out. And
now she is on the very short I said, the
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very short list to be the attorney general. Oh honey,
it's been set up since twenty fifteen.
Speaker 3 (39:39):
Yeah, no, absolutely crazy, but yeah no, I mean they
were and they're all out stumping. I mean yesterday, I think,
or Tuesday, I think President Obama and Tim Walls were
out stumping. Oh my god, do you know how much
you love President Obama? He loves his swag. So they
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were in Detroit and and Eminem came and announced him.
And he comes up and he's singing Eminem song will
He's singing talking it. Oh my god, I just love him.
And he says I was really nervous, and then he
wented to.
Speaker 4 (40:14):
So saw that. You know, Obama got more swag than
dwag aloud. But that Eminem, that white boy right there.
I don't know whether he like playing or peanuts, but
I'll be which ever got an Iminem he needs? Good god,
Oh my god, that white boy is so sexy to me.
You know what I love about him. I love his
steel cold as those ass are so intense. Yeah, and
those lips are kissed thea ble And I know you
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don't get down like that. I'm just talking out loud
from afar. Don't do nothing. Don't we start making rap
songs and sitting out the rest and shit, I love
the shore. But that white boy and he is such
a his presence is very calm. He is when he
in the room. He and he don't look tall, but
his he sings very cold.
Speaker 3 (40:56):
I think he's about I think he's about your height.
And he's gonna be a grandpa.
Speaker 4 (41:01):
Oh well, he can have that ship.
Speaker 3 (41:04):
He's going to be a grandpa. But but she's she's
had her Sarah Gates out. She was on when we
were taping last week. She was on Fox News. I
thought she held her own on Fox News. She's doing
a town yesterday. Harris.
Speaker 4 (41:22):
Oh, I'm still on Eminem. Don't we jumping subjects? And
I ain't ready to jump subject.
Speaker 3 (41:27):
It was it wasn't I got off Eminem, but I
was talking.
Speaker 4 (41:32):
About the stopping I'm trying to get on when you're
trying to get off your damn man. And I love
that Obama recited his lyrics. Obama's just too cool for words.
It's just like, oh, he's just too cool for words.
Now where we go. Now we're talking about vice president,
potential president, next president, Kamala Harris. And you know, you
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know what urked me about the Republican when they when
they missed for an i'm a name. They do it
on purpose. I know they did. Y'all know her name
is Kamala, Kamala. Y'all know what her name is.
Speaker 3 (42:06):
And you know what the worst is because they're saying
that so much. I have to think about what I'm
saying before I say it because I don't want to
say it the wrong way. And it was her birthday
on Sunday and she was the Big six. Oh God,
bless her. She looks pretty damn good. That's what the
new sixty looks like.
Speaker 4 (42:22):
I tell you what. She looked this good. Now. But
if winning, if she wins right that first four years,
she gonna look like baby, She's gonna come out and
looking like, oh my God, like like Betty White. Good Jesus,
that gona be looking old. It is that white House,
that White House age you. It ages to me, and
so I can only imagine what it's gonna do to
the woman.
Speaker 3 (42:42):
Well ages, I'm gonna I'm gonna clarify that it ages
the people who actually want to do the job, and
do the job. Well, do you notice that one person
came out not looking a whole lot different than when
he went in because he wasn't working the twenty something
nouradays and he wasn't he wasn't putting the time in.
We know who that was.
Speaker 4 (43:01):
He was playing golf off your text mind. Yeah, the
peep on his own golf course. I'm charging it to
the government. Oh my god. But you want to cut
those security you want? Maybe these people are han't. They've
been taking taxes out. These people checked their whole life
and that you me, you better not. Y'aba to hear
me and hear me well.
Speaker 3 (43:21):
I tried to sign into the Chris Cuomo was a
moderator for Townhall that JD. Vans was doing. It was
exclusively streamed on on X. So I tried to sign
in because I wanted to hear it. I couldn't get in.
But there was a little a little like you know
(43:41):
when you have to poke a button, like a little
survey thing on the outside, and it was asking like
who you were going to vote for? So it was
I wrote it down. Twenty three percent were for Kamala
and seventy seven percent were for Trump. And I said, well,
we know who's on X now it's a Republican platform.
Speaker 4 (43:57):
It's not.
Speaker 3 (43:58):
It used to be kind of know fifty to fifty.
I never was able to get in, though.
Speaker 4 (44:04):
I'm let me be very honest and honest and transparent.
On this day, twelve days before the election, I only
watch X not for the headlines. I watched the X
for the lowlands. Good God, all the porns on X.
I never have to subscribe the porn again, Good Jesus.
Speaker 3 (44:21):
I wouldn't even know to look for it. I mean,
and who were to say that social media you could
find porn?
Speaker 4 (44:27):
God, bless and tons of it and oh in all cannior,
Oh my god, I see things that I don't think
I even track, Okay, and that's that's that's questionable.
Speaker 3 (44:37):
Well, you know, you know who we should be telling.
We should be telling Rudy Rooody Giuliani because he's going
to be poor sooner, not have any money to get porn.
Speaker 4 (44:45):
Maybe he saw the only Fans account. Would you would
you subscribe? Ooh yuck? Yeah, Boby, you know you want
to see Rudy Giuliani with a spread.
Speaker 3 (44:53):
I already saw her melting ones with orange stuff coming
down his face. That was that was all I could get,
never mind down his leg growth. He's going to turn
everything over to to those two ladies.
Speaker 4 (45:06):
Down in Georgia.
Speaker 3 (45:07):
I don't think he owns anything now, like he's he
had apartments. Everything's tied up in lawsuits, so it's sort
of like getting a whole lot of nothing. Like the
the woman who was sexually abused by Trump, and she
got a bazillion dollar she was going to put back
into abused women, She's never going to see a penny of.
Speaker 4 (45:27):
Any of that. Well, especially if he WANs he'll probably
have a lot.
Speaker 3 (45:33):
Right, Yeah, absolutely, And did you see that? You know
how you keep talking about the big October surprise. And
I don't know if this is because people are kind
of knowing before it. But there's a whole caravan of
migrants that are heading to the border. God guides us,
and they're from Venezuela or Colombia and Haiti and they're
Afghanian and Napolize and they're saying that they're trying to
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they're hoping they get there before they will disrupt everything.
You know, Trump is like, I guess really hoping. I
wasn't even aware that they were coming, but he kind
of squealed first. So I hope they have their eyes
feeled down there on the border.
Speaker 4 (46:10):
Did we they worked for him there?
Speaker 3 (46:12):
That?
Speaker 4 (46:12):
I mean, did we discuss the homage for Trump? No?
So I saw that today that one hundred and eighty
thousand Amish I think it was in Pennsylvania came out
with their Trump sands and their horses and carriages and
everything and voted for Trump. They had their Trump stands
and everything. I thought that the Amish religion didn't allow
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them to get into politics.
Speaker 3 (46:35):
What are not supposed to do? There was a big
separation of church and state. I think they can vote
and everything, but you know, they usually don't get into
all that. And if they if they can't have any
electronic devices, they must have to actually go to the
the registrars because you're not doing it on vote dot org.
Speaker 4 (46:55):
I wondered, did they order those Trump and those Trump
stands from Amazon m since they can't have any electronic devices? Yeah,
I wonder if.
Speaker 3 (47:04):
They're actually real kind of like the people that were
working in that McDonald's. They were all actors.
Speaker 4 (47:10):
I wonder if McDonald's was closed down right, mm hmm.
Speaker 3 (47:16):
Happening. He's handing stuff out the window and I'm thinking
who too. Of course they're all at you know, because
would it be safe for a former president to be
hanging outside of a drive through window.
Speaker 4 (47:26):
No, I believe. I believe he would move the White
House to Florida.
Speaker 3 (47:30):
Oh if she could, and we'd have to pay for it,
and you get to call it his own.
Speaker 4 (47:37):
M m hmmm mm hmmm.
Speaker 3 (47:39):
I don't like that.
Speaker 4 (47:41):
Well, I don't know, Bobby. I'll I'll tell you what.
The We have twelve days until we have not just
an election. This is so much more than just who
we're picking to be the president to sit in the
seat of the White House. This is this is really
about who we are as a nation. And unfortunately it
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don't look good. It does not look and that's either way.
It just has showed how much hatred and division we
have towards each other as a country. And we all
supposed to be Americans. Because I'm telling you something right now,
it can't go either way, and anything can happen at
any given time, any kind of war. But you guys
don't understand that we are in such a crisis that
(48:23):
y'all want to give a man who y'all have seen
publicly and with yall own ass falling apart at the scenes,
go off topic. Don't know where yet, don't understand Babbel
goggles words where he's talking about the other old one.
Y'all want to give him the coast and some of
the greatest weapons in the world because if they find
theirs and we find Hours, everybody going because if we
fire hours, they damnage. You're gonna fire this.
Speaker 3 (48:45):
This is absolutely, absolutely and you want someone behind that
is like in the kindergarten background, calling her, not calling her.
I mean, she only repeats what he says. It doesn't
sound awful. It does, but it's what he said. He's
actually being awful.
Speaker 4 (49:04):
I want you, guys, everybody who is in the side
of my voice, to go and listen to John Kelly,
General John Kelly, close your eyes and put that on replay.
Don't look at him, but close your eyes and hear
the fear, the warning, the I'm trying to express to
you all. How he says what he says, it's not
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what he says, it's the way he delivers it. I
want you to close your ass and listen to that
over and over. Note I promise you it's gonna hit
you in your ass to be like he's trying to
give you all the warning of what he knows is coming.
Speaker 3 (49:39):
And if you're in one of our seven battleground stage,
please vote. Bring every friend you have. If I knew
where you were, I drive.
Speaker 4 (49:45):
And I bring your imaginary friend. Y'all all got one
of them? Bring them to shit. Bring Trumps genery friend
his imaginary friend. I think the name is Arma Palmer. Okay.
And on that note, we want to thank you guys
for doing us here Laughing Alart and making us successful.
Please tell all of your friends to download us on
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we hope that we discuss something that teaches you and
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hope you teach us. Because Bobby's smarty to me, I'm
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just on the other side of the fence. Bobby on
the good side of the fence. She's just not on
the quiet side. Could you guys have ever been in
the movie with Bobby the quiet place? We would have
been dead. Good God, Bobby, want shut up? We would
have been dead, y'allly, but we thank you guys for
doing it. Us think youture, I produce the error. Bobby,
what is our model here at Laugh and Learn? Because
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here at Laugh and Learn, we are never trying to
get you to change your man. We only want you
to use your mind. Because why Bobby.
Speaker 3 (50:56):
Because of mind and a vote are a terrible thing
to waste. And if I want to remind everybody, it's
October's breast cancer awareness and menopause awareness. Please get your mammogrants, ladies.
Speaker 4 (51:07):
Oh it's painful. Man, still hurt. Look, make sure that
you guys are registered to vote. We have twelve days, y'all,
twelve days. Please don't forget this. Please don't disregard this,
don't put this on the backburn to this right here, y'all,
there are no do overs. This is it, and everything
will be questionable, and everything will be if the temper
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tantrum will start an avalanche. Let's just say it like that.
The temper tantrum could and probably might start an avalanche.
So be prepared on your end for whatever may come.
But get y'all asked to the post. Don't be intimidated.
Don't let nobody right on your ballot. Don't you vote
the way you want to vote. Don't let anybody touch it.
You can't even touch man. And if I was you,
but I ain't. But if I was you, I would
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mail minee in because the post message general is still
the joy who was appointed by Trump while Trump was
in office. I'm just saying, okay, and we can follow
you where Bobby Clifford.
Speaker 3 (52:03):
I am at Clifford Bobby on Instagram, Bobby Clifford on
on Facebook, and I take them Bobby Clifford on Twitter
as well. And where are you and can you tell
me where you are in two weeks?
Speaker 4 (52:17):
Oh I am right now. I am sitting in front
of your face. Oh no, I'm on Instagram. I'm a
Monroe Flame. I can go back and live again. Thank
you for a while. I'm Monroe Flame on Instagram, Flame
Monroe once two five on TikTok. Y'all do my follow
my Coffee Times in the morning YouTube Flame Monroe and
Marcus Flame Monroe Parker on Facebook and on November the
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fourth and on voting day the fifth. If you don't
want to watch the post, because I don't want to
watch it either. I just want to hear about it.
Come hang out with me and Tiffany Hattish at the
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my name may on it, but you bet dance show
better know that I'm on all the shows and yeah,
both dot org. Make sure that you are registered, ladies
and gentlemen. This is so imperative that we get this in.
I don't know. I can't call it. Usually I can
see things. This one I can't even see because I
just don't know. I don't know, but I want to know,
and I'm going to be in the know so you
will know. So make sure you're join us here all
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Speaker 4 (01:40):
Hey, hey, hey, this is comedian Slay Monroe and welcome
to this week's episode of Leaf and Learn. Oh it
is almost Halloween, but we'll be on the films week.
In fact, we will have an episode that will drop
on Halloween, which is my co host birthday, Bobby Clipping
her birthday. She was born on Halloween.
Speaker 3 (01:59):
You're bananas.
Speaker 4 (02:03):
I'm very good. Hello Tory, our producer mister Aaron, Hey Aaron,
we are here, ladies jumping it has not been such
a hectic week, but we are getting very close to
something that has the entire country and world on the
edge of their seats. I'm telling you, I'm biting my
real nails, my fake nails, my toe nails, my hang nails,
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my every kind of nail, my steel nails. I am
petrified at the outcome of what this may be. But
I am as a registered voter, and I make sure
that I'm registered by going to vote dot org to
make sure that they have not illegally removed my name
off the ballot. That I am going to do my part,
and my part is voting for the candidate of my choice.
I hope that that you all are doing the same thing.
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I'm not telling you who to vote for, Kamala Harris,
but I'm hoping that you guys vote for whoever makes
whoever floats your boat. Now, make sure that the candidate
that you vote for might float your vote on voting
day and the next day he might sink your ship.
Remember that I did say he might stinkership and there's
only one man running. Well that's also suspect because here lately,
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I don't know, dj TV been doing some real strange
things lately. Now let me just let me just point
out a state of fact, right, y'all, very quick, y'all.
Because when he won in twenty sixteen, day one that
he got in office, he took down the LGBT website,
off the page for the White House page. But here
lately for him, they you know, they say he's against
the gays, he's against the trans when he says too
(03:29):
autlantic stuff. But here lately he's been showing me some
very suspectful things. Now I know he's straight, but a
he played the YMCA song which is Ray the Village People,
which was the gays group in the eighties, good eighties, nineties,
two thousands to this day. They wanted the gas groups.
Then he hired Mike Pence as his vice president when
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he did win. And you know there's rumors about Mike Pinch.
There's some old pictures of him in little booty shorts
and little cut me adrifts and very cozy setting up
to a next to another man. Then Ruy Giuliani was
his lawyer who got in full drag and kiss Donald
Trump while he was in drag. Then he hired JD.
Vance right now to be his perspective, vice president who
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did full drag in college maybe once or twice. And
now he was somewhere recently where he was discussing the
size of rest in peace Arnold Palmers you mentioned, and
the way he was discussing another man's penis with all
of his joy and infatuation and admiration, I'm like, well,
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I know he's not gay, but I'm damned sure not
feeling straight right now? Or is it just me Biden?
Was I the only person who noticed that?
Speaker 3 (04:45):
No, I think the world noticed it, and it was
completely tasteless, Like what does that have to do about politics?
People who make a decision. Everybody was worried about Joe Biden.
Joe Biden didn't make tasteless comments like that about somebody.
I mean his his family was like disgusted, like who
talks like that?
Speaker 4 (05:04):
Well, to be fair, he did talk about a woman's wuha,
So he did get there. I talk about a man.
Speaker 5 (05:09):
It's poopa yaka. The way he was, he was so
joyful with it. So and I'm gonna tell you as
the man and me, because you know, it's a couple
of people over here. This he she we he catched
the checks she made the money, we spend it. But
the man in me had when I was a teenager,
when I was in locker rooms. If another man and
this is just coming from a very authentic locker room
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male perspective, when another man is in the other in
the dressing room or in the locker room with another
man and he's not gay, but he sees the other
guy naked, and the other guy is well and down.
Please understand that the man who is not as well
and down as the man he looks at, sees that and.
Speaker 4 (05:48):
In his head he's like, damn, I need one of them.
But he's not going to express that to anybody. He's
not going to say it out loud. It is just
internally that. Of course, this penis envy. I'm like, damn,
I want to hammer like that. Now. I've never experienced
poenis nvy. I was always good. But that's just the truth.
But to publicly like you said about you were running
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for the president of the United States. You are on
a platform with millions and millions of people watch, and
this is what you decided to talk with so much infatuation.
Bobby I was like, damn, Trump, come back like I
do you Bobby come back. He just went off the
deep end on no talking about this man's pain of
says it was, yeah, it was.
Speaker 3 (06:30):
There was no decorum and there was no reason for it.
When we have issues like you know, a war over
in Ukraine that is just exploding in the Middle East
on all sides of Israel, all putting us in danger.
We have that, we have immigration, he's gaudis and shut
the hell up about the economy and you're talking about
somebody's peepee like that that How was that resolving it?
(06:53):
I want policies and I want I want how you're
going to push the country forward, not how you wish
it had more than eight inches.
Speaker 4 (07:02):
It kind of makes you think maybe he is making
up for some shortcomings. I'm made. I've never seen it.
I've never seen you know, he does have an obsession
with side, but that's usually crowd size. I don't know
about I think it's I think.
Speaker 3 (07:19):
It's all the same thing. But I do think, like
everybody worried about Joe and having dementia or whatever, these
are statements that it's like somebody that was saying, you
start talk.
Speaker 4 (07:28):
Like this, this this next uh point of view is
strictly flame Unrose. This is not part of iHeart or
laughing a learned or Bobby's or Hearing's. This is strictly
my conspiracy theory because Trump has the popularity, but Dvance
has the temperament that I believe now that Trump is
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being is a trojan horse to carry in Vance because
now I think that they see Advance's Ivy League educated
and he's not paid for IY Leach educated. He actually
earned that and some people paid for a form, but
he really got the degree. So he's he's pretty right
and and he is he all their policies, he's with uh.
(08:14):
He says, like he said, he'll even make up a conspiracy.
His goal is to win, to get those Republicans on
his side. I believe now that it's the but he
does not have the popularity to win the presidency. Trump does.
So if they get Trump in and then Trump because
we're watching Trump, we're watching the slow demise of this
man every day, every time he open his mouth and speak,
(08:36):
they see it as well. But they're so focused and
lays the focus on what they want that they will
get him in to win if possible, and then he'll
step down and then they'll have advanced out of menically
become the president, and I think since Vance already like
Indian women, it will be a no brainer for him
to pull in Little Feather aka Nikki Hayleen. I'm telling
you this is that that's my conspiracy because that's what
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I believe. They can control it. It's not that they
can't control Vans, but Bans will listen to them. He's
not a tyrant. He will and he showed us how
he masterly moves through the water on the debate with
Tim Wallas, because we expected him to be a nightmare,
but he moved through that water very strategically like a shark.
He was.
Speaker 3 (09:17):
He was respectful. I will say that. So if I
could give him anything over Trump, Trump wasn't. Look how
we treated both Harris and Biden. You know, he was
totally disrespectful. Vance knows that there is decorum, there is
a place for things that does things that go a
certain way and a certain way to have things. Now,
that's all I'm going to give him. You could be right,
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you could be right. On this day.
Speaker 1 (09:41):
I'm gonna mark he still has the radical and he
still has the radical ideas that they have, and he
will pass Project twenty twenty five and he gets in office,
he will be the president for the next eight years,
if not indefinitely, because they already they have already planted
that sea.
Speaker 3 (09:57):
No, I agree with the twenty twenty five for sure,
because we've been talking about this since the beginning when
we first started talking about it. It's not Trump's playbook.
It is the mega right GOP playbook. No matter what
Republican was going to get in, they were going to
try to push some of the agendas less government, more control,
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et cetera, et cetera. You know, And again we've spoken
about it. It's been around for quite a while. It's
just been built on and built on and built on.
It went from like a sixty page document to I
think a nine hundred and twenty two page document. So yeah,
I mean, and God bless him he is. They shut
down a whole McDonald's for Trump to go in and
shake his fries. And don't you think it's funny that
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at the same time, all of a sudden they have
hysteria and McDonald's at the Big Mac they got big
problems with it.
Speaker 4 (10:46):
Well, apparently he don't have the magic touch or the
goal is that maybe he had the orange touch.
Speaker 3 (10:53):
While he's doing that, she is standing on the picket
line with the McDonald's worker, trying to get them at
least minimal decent minimum wage of fifteen dollars in above.
Because these poor people working multiple hours, multiple jobs, just
trying to put food on the table.
Speaker 4 (11:07):
It's still the cost and the cost of living where
he was. I mean the minimum wage where he was
at that McDonald's was seven dollars and twenty five cent
an hour. If you honestly sit down and think about that,
if you go through a fast food restaurant right now
by yourself, and if you decide that you want to
get a super size or a meal, it is more
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than seven dollars and twenty five cent. You can't even
afford to feed yourself working an hour there I.
Speaker 3 (11:35):
Get when I go, I get the number seven, which
is too cheese burgers because I get one to the
dog and I have one myself, and I think that's
ten forty. They would make two hundred and ninety dollars gross,
that's before taxes to working those hours. Two hundred ninety dollars.
They couldn't even afford. They would have to work two
and a half hours to be able to take the
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taxes up to have the meal. I just told you about.
Speaker 4 (11:59):
This. This is what we're talking about. And so many people,
you know, keep hollering about the economy. Biden was afforded
this economy from Trump's uh turn, not from not the
other way around. He did he didn't, he didn't acquire
this he was I mean, he didn't create this. He
acquired this. This was he hadn't grant it was grandfather.
(12:20):
Then Trump's economy was grandfather into Biden's administration. You guys,
and I know y'all keep thinking this and that the third,
but you keep forgetting that we were stuck in the
middle of a pandemic for tween years. He was stuck
in your house. You were stuck in your house. And
the leader of the free world, our leader at the time,
because he was my president too. I didn't vote for him,
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but he was still my president, our leader at the time,
said that it wasn't real, it would go away. Then
turned right back around and said that inject bleach a
lifesyle on your arm would put it up under UV
like we were misguided, misconscrewed, disguarded. Just remember that millions
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of people die, or a million people died. Hundreds of
thousands of Americans were dying every day every day, and
you were stuck in your house for two years. You
could gas prices was low because it was supplying domain.
Why need gas that can't go No, damn where. No.
Speaker 3 (13:16):
It's true they complain about inflation and they have right.
People are feeling it in their pockets. But we're coming
off of a the overspending of Trump. So people have
like ten dollars more in their pocket because he did
those tax cuts that put us into the trillions of spending.
But the inflation was across the world. In fact, our
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inflation is down. The world inflation right now is five
point eight percent and they're hoping to have it three
point five by the end of the year. So it's
slowing because of the pandemic, because it's over. I know
that Vice President Vice President Harris is talking about price gouging.
She will get them, but it will come down. It's
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not just that, it's also what we're willing to spend
for some things. But we wouldn't have had half of this,
if you want to call it inflation, if it wasn't
for the pandemic and people have to just think, have
to think about them.
Speaker 4 (14:11):
And remember remember now, remember thuring his presidency right before,
he complained about President Obama taking too many golfing vacations,
which he only took the required ones that he was
able to took, which I think was two a year.
But Trump took and and Obama took golfing vacations on
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his dime. Not only government's died. Trump was so savvy
with all of his golfing ex traditions that he played
on his own court and made their memory. Tax Payers
myself included, paid for his time under his while he
was the sitting president. Y'all keep missing everything or forgetting,
but I am a constant reminder that he kept saying
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that the virus coronavirus came from China when they said
that the only thing they came from China was the
official that he made stay in his hotel for ten
million dollars, which is another complete dimensions because you can't
mix business with pleasure when you are the sitting president
of the United States. But he got over like a
fat brad and now he was given full community by
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the Supreme Court. So anything that he does once he
crossed the picket line. If we let him, I mean
the finish line. If we let him cross the finish line,
he can do anything he wants to at any given time.
And you see his theoretic behavior. I don't even think
that he's aware of some of the things that he
does until after he watches the tape once it's played.
Something is going on. Y'all see it. Y'all see it,
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just like I see I got four eyes. But y'all
see it.
Speaker 3 (15:42):
It's true. And you know, the other thing that that
really worries me that I've been listening to is all
of his people, and I just mean even Republicans. I
was listening to Sununa, the governor of New Hampshire, who
was sticking up arm He's talking about this enemy within
which he means anybody that goes against him, and he
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even came up with Pelosi. He starts coming out with names,
you know, and those are the people that he wants.
Are you honest your mind? And then Sununu's angry because
you know, our rhetoric is not it's not helping. We
shouldn't be doing that in the rallies. Everybody knows Trump
is going to say crazy things. So because he always
does it. That's okay, but it's not okay for for
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Karmelin to actually say exactly what's actually going on, what he's.
Speaker 4 (16:31):
Repeating, what's about that the enemy from within? I want
to I want to talk about that. Let's unpack that.
So with that whole, with the enemy from with the end,
when I tell you he has given out many a
dog whistle, but that was an explosion of a dog
whistle when he has already seen it publicly out of
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his mouth, his words, not mine. That he was used
our own military against us. Mind you, that will be
people who are in the military, fighting veterans, veterans, families,
people who have put their lives on the line in
both of this country. Not just regular Americans like me.
But I'm talking about people who were actually in the military.
(17:15):
Because if you don't have all your uniform or whatever,
and they come and storm in your house, they're not
gonna know that you ex military, or that you probably
present probably present military. You're gonna turn That is turning
your family against your family. You guys got a choice.
That to me, Bobby was some scary shit. Let me
just say it just like that was some scary shit, right.
Speaker 3 (17:35):
There, and that was coupled with I mean, I will
tell you I'm I'm almost not sleeping because of this stuff,
because of the nonsense. I can't stand the rhetoric on
either side. But I was watching gm A this morning,
and you know, that's kind of touchy feeling.
Speaker 4 (17:51):
I like it.
Speaker 3 (17:53):
But they had John Kelly. They said, who was the
longest chief chief of Staff or Donald Trump? He is
a Marine core general. I believe he was retired. He
said that that Trump was the general definition of a fascist.
He prefers a dictator approach, you know, if he could
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get away with it. And he said that Trump was
jealous or admired Hitler and how how dedicated his his
generals and his military leaders were to him. And I thought,
sweet Jesus, I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 4 (18:36):
When I saw John Kelly speak, it was it wasn't
the words that he said as much as it was
the delivery of I need you all to hear me exactly.
It was so concise and so pure that he, of course,
he can't just come right out and say the real
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words that he really wanted, lower the boom. But it
was the way he delivered the message, like God damn it,
and I was reading the underplay for the overplay, which
I always say, I was reading between the lines of
how he brought that mess. It was so hard feel
and so I need you all to hear me because
this is scary. This is scary. I'm like, wow, girl,
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these are.
Speaker 3 (19:17):
Lifelong Republicans, and I do believe that they will go
back after this, after this election, they'll go back to
the side that they should be on. I believe that
it is difficult. I think that we have heard Harris
say that she will have a Republican on her cabinet.
I believe that actually could be Liz Cheney, who spent
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stumping with her, and I believe Liz Chaney will go
right back after this election. But these are people who
believe in the Constitution, they believe in the country over
their party, and it is probably hurting their heart to
have to do this, but they have to do it
because you know, the more and more stuff that keeps surfacing,
it really does. It really does frighten me.
Speaker 4 (19:59):
And she also said that she would have a moderate
on the on the take on her cabinet, which I
think is fantastic because we have to speak to all
facets of Americans, because that's the liberty, that's the choice,
that's the thing that we have. But you guys are
not listening to what this man is saying his rhetoric.
(20:19):
You are hearing the he is you and you as him,
which is the truth. Y'all are the same people. But
I'm telling you right now, he's going to sink y'all ship.
Y'all going to put him on the ship, and then
he's going to get on that ship by himself and
leave y'all out in the cold, just like he did
last weekend with those people out there when he left
them with the buses. He does not care about you.
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He does want your vote. His own words was, even
if you're on your death be get up and go vote.
Just get your vote, baby. Okay. He is going to
abandon you all. That should be the name of this episode.
You guys will get abandoned. He's going to abandon you
all because he keeps showing y'all that and what'll everybody
wants to call Oprah's land when somebody should of maya
(21:00):
Andelou's lamb. When people show you who are they believe it.
He has shown you all a couple of times and
he mocks you all, but y'all keep jumping in like
y'all hypnotized. Please get on hypnotized because we're all at stake.
So what day would he get a ratic while holding
the Bible upside down and hiding in the bunker and
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push the codes and then say, oh, I changed my
mind because once they're on the way, they're on the way.
Speaker 3 (21:29):
Yeah, there's no and please be careful about the messages.
And there were a bunch of actors that had come
out today and about warnings about AI because their own
voices were being that were being taken and they were
comparing them to the AI voice and to their voice,
and they said, you know, I gotta be honest, I
wouldn't even know the difference between them. They weren't people
(21:50):
that I actually know. So I'm not going to mention names.
But don't if somebody is calling you and telling you
not to vote, or there's this or there's that, or
the research, don't just believe what you're seeing for phone calls,
et cetera, or stuff that's coming in the in the mail,
vet that because you don't know who it could be
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from outside sources, outside the country. It could be from
either camp. I'm not going to blame one over the other.
Speaker 4 (22:18):
I tell you what AI is taking over, y'all. This
wasn't even on our topic, but we got to talk
about it. AI. Let me tell you something. If you're
a good American, if you were raised as a good American,
no matter of religion, size, colored nationality, sexual out, I
don't do that. But if you were raised as a
good American and you were taught that when a guest
comes in your home, you offer them someplace to sit,
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and you ask them where they like something to drink.
If you got AI in your way, always offer them
a cup of water. It could be room temperature or ice.
If you really want to get rid of the ass,
put a little salt in it. Taking over and now
giving you off of them a couple of water every day.
It is taking people's jobs. It is cutting hours and salaries.
(23:01):
It is making people lose their insurance because they don't
make enough hours to actually qualify for insurance. And you
guys letting it happen, because listen, I'm against it, not
completely against AI, but I'm against all that bs because
even when I go to the grocery store and they
say you want to do self check out. My favorite,
my famous line is I don't fucking work here.
Speaker 3 (23:20):
No, I don't A part of that, a piece of that.
And you and I have spoken about this before, even
on here, is that some of the lower jobs, the
young kids don't want to do them. They don't want
to collect carts at the grocery store, they don't want
to do bag checking, they don't want to do any
of it. And the stores want to get you in
there spending money in their store, and they want you
(23:41):
to be able to get out with your food. So
I think part of it is that. But when all
of a sudden they realize that people are willing to
do stuff, you know, they can. You are right, they
can kind of take over. There are some good things
about AI. We just have to it has to be
used for good, not evil.
Speaker 4 (23:57):
Bobby, they're gonna be selling robots for twenty thousand value.
Speaker 3 (24:00):
One Can I get a boy?
Speaker 4 (24:03):
One? You can get a boy? Oh you talk about
a piece You talk about a piece of rod. Oh,
my god, that might take a piece of rod. So
maybe Trump should get one and come name it. Arnold Palmer.
Speaker 3 (24:13):
Oh, honest to god, that's hysterical. I was listening to
some of that, like a million shows. I'm sure you're
doing the same. Everything is politics right now, because everything
is so crazy in this particular in this particular election.
And it was Katie Couric and she was on with
with you know, like a real brilliant jocking head, and
(24:34):
she said, do you think that if Trump doesn't lose,
I mean, doesn't win, he loses, that he'll go to jail.
So the person said, well, I don't know if he'll
go to jail. Do I think that he'll be you know,
there's he's bet he's done so many crazy things and
this actually was a Republican crazy things. I think he's
going to be called to the carpet, but it might
be like an anklet admir lagal that he'll have to stay.
(24:57):
And I immediately thought, oh my god, it'll be him
and Milan, they'll both be She'll be in jail just
as much as he will. She'll be trapped in that
house with them, God bless her.
Speaker 4 (25:06):
I don't believe he'll ever do house arrests. I don't
believe he'll ever go to jail. I don't believe he'll
ever receive any severe punishment. Behind all the things that
he's been accused of and some things that he's been
found guilty of. Because the way this America is set up,
he's rich, he is very well connected, so he gets
(25:27):
a pass. And I'm sorry to say that that's just
how it is. I don't care what he does not
get as far as the criminal ship goes. I just
don't never want him to hold office, to have me
say so over my generation, my generations, the generations after me,
the generations after that, because he is he is not
for the American people. In my eyes, he is not
(25:49):
for them. He is for self. He only wants to
be the president so that he does not go to
jail or don't have to face all of these criminal cases.
Because if he wins, all that's going to go away.
And everybody who tried to prosecute him, he's already said,
he's counting after you with everything. He may not remember
to change his draws, but he's gonna remember who's been
mean to him. Oh I don't.
Speaker 3 (26:10):
When I think of John Cally, I think of Milly too.
Jeral and Milly. I'm like, you guys are going to
be careful. The one thing that I was sort of
I was like yay. At least people will be voting
is early voting. They said, people are coming out in
record numbers for the early voting, and strangely Republicans are
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coming out too, because typically it's been Democrats to do
the early voting, so some people get a false sense
of security. I think that happened with Hillary Clinton, that
you know, she was easily handily gonna win the race
because she was doing so well with the early voting.
Not necessarily so, but both are coming out, so people
are actually voting. I think I think it was North
(26:55):
Carolina already had two hundred early votes. They said they're
are exceeded already the twenty twenty early voting numbers, so
at least people are putting the money where their mouth is.
Speaker 4 (27:07):
I constant remember we have to remember that in as
much as US, as much of us, the half of
the country that don't want to vote for him, there's
a whole another half that does.
Speaker 3 (27:18):
Oh absolutely. And the overseas votes that the Republicans are
all up in arms because I guess one point six
million votes went overseas and they feel that, you know,
they could be fraudulent votes. I'm sure you have to
sign them and all that stuff. You know, there are
people who are students overseas that have jobs just for
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a season, you know, for so many months overseas. But
where the margins are going to be so tiny this year,
you're gonna need those votes. You're gonna need those ballots.
Speaker 4 (27:50):
Yeah, and again I'm not trusted in mail in ballots.
Were Early voting has started, and thank you to Georgia
because Georgia made history by having the most turned out,
And thank you to so many people who are coming
out early voting. And that's whichever side you represent. But
we haven't done it here. But me and my kids
sat down together as a family. We did our balance.
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Bobby and I cannot wait for us to I can't
wait for us to walk with me in our early
voting starts. I think on the twenty six, I believe.
But we're going to walk out was in on Monday.
I'm gonna make a live video play ain't no stopping
us now, because it ain't no stopping us now.
Speaker 3 (28:24):
I want to see you dance way yet you danced
the last time. I want to see a better dance.
Speaker 4 (28:28):
I want to see I can't bust no more moves.
But I might bust something else.
Speaker 3 (28:34):
I want to see a little shik shimmy all the
way in. Did you speaking at Georgia, did you see
that these Georgia Supreme Court maintained their block on the
the new election rules. The Republicans are pushing to have
the new roles put into place prior to this election,
and they said, no way, it's going to have to
wait for the next election.
Speaker 4 (28:56):
Jesus republic. What I do Admira about got them Republican Party. Though,
I must say if rated that was the face of people.
They know it, live it, drink it, and believe it
because they are rated that for their people. They are.
Speaker 3 (29:12):
They're smart, I mean, and we're not. I got to
say Democrats aren't. They're a hot mess.
Speaker 4 (29:17):
Well hold on now, Boby, I'm gonna say we ain't smart.
Now we could be a little skitchy.
Speaker 3 (29:21):
We're smart, We're not when I should let me clarify
we're not unified, you know, and we did. We can
we can fight within. And remember when you used to
have there being a knock at the door, there could
have been a big sight going on in the background,
and your mother would give you the look and all
that business was to stay inside the house. She was
to keep your mouth shut. Not us Democrats. We hang
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ourselves out and we call somebody does something that's slightly wrong.
Everybody's up in arms and they want the person hold
and to that's not right, discuss amongst yourself. Even with
President Biden, he's a perfect example. All of everything that
had happened should have been discussed inside the house and
let him come out and say this is what I've decided.
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But I mean, it's pretty amazing they're saying still even
with Kamala and with the energy that she had had,
Trump and Kamala are there. They are like the two
lowest polling people like I think he's His favorability rating
is at forty four percent. Hers is like forty six percent.
It's kind of amazing. Even with all these people crazy
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up in arms, there's still people aren't loving them.
Speaker 4 (30:30):
Yeah, we're gonna I want to discuss that because I
got an email from a fan who said they had
a problem with something. That's it. So recently, I got
an inbox from a fan who loves the show. By
the way, they love you Bobby on the show too.
I said that to be I play a post up.
It said, Well, to be very clear, I'm more so
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voting against Project twenty twenty five and him than I
am for her, But I'm still voting for her. I
thought I made that very clear, that it's not that
I'm unsure of who I'm voting for, but I'm giving
you the other side that so many people are worried about.
Oh I don't know her, Oh is she black enough?
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Oh what's she gonna do for our people? Or hear
me when I tell you this is nothing. Even the
time to put that on the scale of which I
weighs the other, because the other is probably the end.
Probably this one is giving you. This one is giving
your children and you hope and and another day, you know,
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another chance, another opportunity, another year. Because the other one
is promising chaos. He is an agent of chaos, and
he's promising it. It'd be different if we found out
on the tape that he said, but he says it
in plain sight to your face.
Speaker 3 (31:54):
I don't get it. I mean, I don't get it.
John Lemon had I was telling you, I was watching
he was going on doing the polling. He went into
I think it might have been a hair salon and
at least the women that you could see were all
black women. And it was one black gentleman and he
was asking them who they were going to vote for
and why, And they weren't going to vote for Kamala
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Harris because you just said she's not black enough, she's
not educated enough world leaders. They didn't want to worry
about world ladies, thinking she was serious enough. I saw
that and I thought these are women.
Speaker 4 (32:35):
I was.
Speaker 3 (32:37):
I was actually flabbergasted. I said, education. She's got more
education than him. She's been a senator, she's been an
attorney general, she's been I mean, she's sitting vice president.
What are you talking about? And you were worried? You
think Trump world leaders than Trump? They laugh at him,
they think that, Oh please, I.
Speaker 4 (32:57):
Was very disappointed, So please for my female artis. I
hope I say this the right way. But when I
hear stuff like that coming from a woman, I don't
care what color she is, it makes me think. When
y'all say you wanted women's rights, you wanted to be
treated equally as a man, you want to do you do?
You already feel substandard that you can't even hold up
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somebody who represents what you are because that's a woman.
And I'm not saying she should be the president because
she's a damn woman. But and y'all say she's not
smart compared to what compared to the other.
Speaker 3 (33:30):
One, she's most qualified.
Speaker 4 (33:33):
And I know what you're saying about it to the
women that are say that they're not voting becoming her.
Do you hear yourself? Do you understand if this man
wants to have control over what you do with your body?
But you screen rape, you know, sometimes it be false
rapes or sometimes you just want you you went too far,
you didn't mean to do it. I get all of that.
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None of that will matter. None of that will matter,
especially if you're a woman of color or not want
no privilege, because the police will have a free reign
to do anything and everything that they want to do
to you, which not don means just killing you. They
could kill you and get away with it. It's way
worse things they could do to you. There's way worse
things they could do to you. Killing is over, but
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you would have to live without some of the other
horrificy that they could get away with. Because he said
that he would give the police for antonomy, which means
that they could do anything they want. You now, And
I'm a convicted criminal, and in this country, I know
for a fact that a convicted criminal cannot apply to
be a police officer, but the Fraternal Order of Police
back to convicted criminal will be the president. I'm talking
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to you because somebody didn't hear me. I ain't talking you,
I'm talking to the audience, bother. I'm talking to you
because somebody didn't hear what I just said. Did you
hear what I just see? It? You setting yourself up.
I don't get that. I will never understand that kind
of logic. And I'm not the smartest person in the room,
but I'm in the room by myself, so technically I am.
But do you hear? Do you you know what I'm
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telling you? That if you were a veteran or if
you've got to see you who worked your whole life
and say they took taxes out of you every week
that you were dedicated to your job, so security will
go away, disability programs will go away. Baby? How rich?
How rich do you want to be or how rich
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do you need to be? This is spoking, spoking from
somebody who is not rich, but I mean, seriously, how
rich do you need to be? Body?
Speaker 3 (35:28):
You need to be very rich. Let me tell you something,
because I work in healthcare. If you got because that's
Medicare going away, that's potentially the Affordable Care Act going away.
If you get sick once, it's nothing for me to
see two three four million dollar medical bills. You wouldn't
have coverage, so you have nobody to negotiate a rate
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you'd pay, you'd pay the ry. And this is all.
I also want to just remind everybody that when you're
talking about full autonomy, you're not speaking about necessarily Project
twenty twenty five, although it is built into that. Back
in December, I believe it was the Washington Post had
had reported that Trump said he would give them blank
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he would give the police, you know, blanket protections. So
he's saying that personally. Now it's coupled with what's written
in twenty twenty five. If you want to believe, you
know that he can get that out there.
Speaker 4 (36:27):
It's scary stuff. And that's yes, and Bobby im and
I'm not even just saying that as a black person,
even though that's it's down time scarier for me and
as a trans person. But say it was you, Bobby,
and you having a bad day, or the officer had
a bad day, male or female, or you know, and
they pull you over, and you're a very inquisitive person.
(36:47):
Oh my god, y'all know that, y'all been here with
us for a year, and you said, oh my god,
what did I do? Why are you pulling me over?
And they just feel threatened by you just asking that
as innocently as you did, and put a weapon out
on you, whether it's a gun or a taser. First
of all, the trauma of you having something to stare,
staring me in my face that could potentially kill me.
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It is going to do one thing to me. And
then if you a slip of the hand or a
siren go off, or you hear a boom somewhere else
and you trigger and you shoot and kill me, nothing
happens to them. This will happen to or they miss
you and hit your baby in the in the passenger
seat now.
Speaker 3 (37:23):
And I'm a pretty big charge, so it wouldn't take
it wouldn't take much.
Speaker 4 (37:27):
Oh my. It is just it is. It is. It's
just crazy the way some people are listening to the
logic and I understand the racism is real in this country,
but is it has it overshadowed everything else? It has
it overshadowed logic because because you want to say you're
the greatest uh a race on? Okay, you can have
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that if you're not gonna put a food and charge
to make us just go against each other because oh,
you're the greatest race. So the greatest race gets to
do what you can say you're the greatest race. If
that makes you feel good, Jose, If we identify as
a trans woman, that makes me feel good about me said,
If you want to identif as the grades rate, I've
made it. If that's what you need to do to
make you feel good, because that's all it's looking like.
Speaker 3 (38:11):
No, it's crazy, I mean it really is. It's it's crazy.
And then Elon Musk giving away a million dollars.
Speaker 4 (38:18):
Well, I don't know why he called me. First of all,
let me just say that I changed my man Elon
for a million, But you gotta give me one point
four because somebody gotta pay the taxi. And if I'm
gonna get a billion millions.
Speaker 3 (38:30):
He's he's if they have to sign a petition, I'm
dying to see what's actually written in the small print
to see, you know, do they get the checking? Can
they run to the bank type of thing? But they
have to sign a petition about free speech and gun
rights and blah blah blah. The Justice Department this afternoon
came out and said that they don't believe it's legal.
They're going to be looking into it. But what did
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we say he wants to be He wants to be
the secretary of cost cutting? Righton, musk, I mean, who's
giving a million dollars I'm to sign a petition? You
think he's going to be cost.
Speaker 4 (38:59):
And he is paying for his He banned that job
because that's what this is all about. Absolutely, just like
the judge who let him off.
Speaker 3 (39:06):
What's her name, Bobby Aileen Aileen Cannon.
Speaker 4 (39:10):
Yeah, she's she's also he appointed why he was the
president appointed her and why he was the president. And
then she was the one who kept stopping everything with
those with the paperwork, they illegal paperwork, and he took
pascified puperwork, and then she threw it all out. And
now she is on the very short I said, the
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very short list to be the attorney general. Oh honey,
it's been set up since twenty fifteen.
Speaker 3 (39:39):
Yeah, no, absolutely crazy, but yeah no, I mean they
were and they're all out stumping. I mean yesterday, I think,
or Tuesday, I think President Obama and Tim Walls were
out stumping. Oh my god, do you know how much
you love President Obama? He loves his swag. So they
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were in Detroit and and Eminem came and announced him.
And he comes up and he's singing Eminem song will
He's singing talking it. Oh my god, I just love him.
And he says I was really nervous, and then he
wented to.
Speaker 4 (40:14):
So saw that. You know, Obama got more swag than
dwag aloud. But that Eminem, that white boy right there.
I don't know whether he like playing or peanuts, but
I'll be which ever got an Iminem he needs? Good god,
Oh my god, that white boy is so sexy to me.
You know what I love about him. I love his
steel cold as those ass are so intense. Yeah, and
those lips are kissed thea ble And I know you
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don't get down like that. I'm just talking out loud
from afar. Don't do nothing. Don't we start making rap
songs and sitting out the rest and shit, I love
the shore. But that white boy and he is such
a his presence is very calm. He is when he
in the room. He and he don't look tall, but
his he sings very cold.
Speaker 3 (40:56):
I think he's about I think he's about your height.
And he's gonna be a grandpa.
Speaker 4 (41:01):
Oh well, he can have that ship.
Speaker 3 (41:04):
He's going to be a grandpa. But but she's she's
had her Sarah Gates out. She was on when we
were taping last week. She was on Fox News. I
thought she held her own on Fox News. She's doing
a town yesterday. Harris.
Speaker 4 (41:22):
Oh, I'm still on Eminem. Don't we jumping subjects? And
I ain't ready to jump subject.
Speaker 3 (41:27):
It was it wasn't I got off Eminem, but I
was talking.
Speaker 4 (41:32):
About the stopping I'm trying to get on when you're
trying to get off your damn man. And I love
that Obama recited his lyrics. Obama's just too cool for words.
It's just like, oh, he's just too cool for words.
Now where we go. Now we're talking about vice president,
potential president, next president, Kamala Harris. And you know, you
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know what urked me about the Republican when they when
they missed for an i'm a name. They do it
on purpose. I know they did. Y'all know her name
is Kamala, Kamala. Y'all know what her name is.
Speaker 3 (42:06):
And you know what the worst is because they're saying
that so much. I have to think about what I'm
saying before I say it because I don't want to
say it the wrong way. And it was her birthday
on Sunday and she was the Big six. Oh God,
bless her. She looks pretty damn good. That's what the
new sixty looks like.
Speaker 4 (42:22):
I tell you what. She looked this good. Now. But
if winning, if she wins right that first four years,
she gonna look like baby, She's gonna come out and
looking like, oh my God, like like Betty White. Good Jesus,
that gona be looking old. It is that white House,
that White House age you. It ages to me, and
so I can only imagine what it's gonna do to
the woman.
Speaker 3 (42:42):
Well ages, I'm gonna I'm gonna clarify that it ages
the people who actually want to do the job, and
do the job. Well, do you notice that one person
came out not looking a whole lot different than when
he went in because he wasn't working the twenty something
nouradays and he wasn't he wasn't putting the time in.
We know who that was.
Speaker 4 (43:01):
He was playing golf off your text mind. Yeah, the
peep on his own golf course. I'm charging it to
the government. Oh my god. But you want to cut
those security you want? Maybe these people are han't. They've
been taking taxes out. These people checked their whole life
and that you me, you better not. Y'aba to hear
me and hear me well.
Speaker 3 (43:21):
I tried to sign into the Chris Cuomo was a
moderator for Townhall that JD. Vans was doing. It was
exclusively streamed on on X. So I tried to sign
in because I wanted to hear it. I couldn't get in.
But there was a little a little like you know
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when you have to poke a button, like a little
survey thing on the outside, and it was asking like
who you were going to vote for? So it was
I wrote it down. Twenty three percent were for Kamala
and seventy seven percent were for Trump. And I said, well,
we know who's on X now it's a Republican platform.
Speaker 4 (43:57):
It's not.
Speaker 3 (43:58):
It used to be kind of know fifty to fifty.
I never was able to get in, though.
Speaker 4 (44:04):
I'm let me be very honest and honest and transparent.
On this day, twelve days before the election, I only
watch X not for the headlines. I watched the X
for the lowlands. Good God, all the porns on X.
I never have to subscribe the porn again, Good Jesus.
Speaker 3 (44:21):
I wouldn't even know to look for it. I mean,
and who were to say that social media you could
find porn?
Speaker 4 (44:27):
God, bless and tons of it and oh in all cannior,
Oh my god, I see things that I don't think
I even track, Okay, and that's that's that's questionable.
Speaker 3 (44:37):
Well, you know, you know who we should be telling.
We should be telling Rudy Rooody Giuliani because he's going
to be poor sooner, not have any money to get porn.
Speaker 4 (44:45):
Maybe he saw the only Fans account. Would you would
you subscribe? Ooh yuck? Yeah, Boby, you know you want
to see Rudy Giuliani with a spread.
Speaker 3 (44:53):
I already saw her melting ones with orange stuff coming
down his face. That was that was all I could get,
never mind down his leg growth. He's going to turn
everything over to to those two ladies.
Speaker 4 (45:06):
Down in Georgia.
Speaker 3 (45:07):
I don't think he owns anything now, like he's he
had apartments. Everything's tied up in lawsuits, so it's sort
of like getting a whole lot of nothing. Like the
the woman who was sexually abused by Trump, and she
got a bazillion dollar she was going to put back
into abused women, She's never going to see a penny of.
Speaker 4 (45:27):
Any of that. Well, especially if he WANs he'll probably
have a lot.
Speaker 3 (45:33):
Right, Yeah, absolutely, And did you see that? You know
how you keep talking about the big October surprise. And
I don't know if this is because people are kind
of knowing before it. But there's a whole caravan of
migrants that are heading to the border. God guides us,
and they're from Venezuela or Colombia and Haiti and they're
Afghanian and Napolize and they're saying that they're trying to
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they're hoping they get there before they will disrupt everything.
You know, Trump is like, I guess really hoping. I
wasn't even aware that they were coming, but he kind
of squealed first. So I hope they have their eyes
feeled down there on the border.
Speaker 4 (46:10):
Did we they worked for him there?
Speaker 3 (46:12):
That?
Speaker 4 (46:12):
I mean, did we discuss the homage for Trump? No?
So I saw that today that one hundred and eighty
thousand Amish I think it was in Pennsylvania came out
with their Trump sands and their horses and carriages and
everything and voted for Trump. They had their Trump stands
and everything. I thought that the Amish religion didn't allow
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them to get into politics.
Speaker 3 (46:35):
What are not supposed to do? There was a big
separation of church and state. I think they can vote
and everything, but you know, they usually don't get into
all that. And if they if they can't have any
electronic devices, they must have to actually go to the
the registrars because you're not doing it on vote dot org.
Speaker 4 (46:55):
I wondered, did they order those Trump and those Trump
stands from Amazon m since they can't have any electronic devices? Yeah,
I wonder if.
Speaker 3 (47:04):
They're actually real kind of like the people that were
working in that McDonald's. They were all actors.
Speaker 4 (47:10):
I wonder if McDonald's was closed down right, mm hmm.
Speaker 3 (47:16):
Happening. He's handing stuff out the window and I'm thinking
who too. Of course they're all at you know, because
would it be safe for a former president to be
hanging outside of a drive through window.
Speaker 4 (47:26):
No, I believe. I believe he would move the White
House to Florida.
Speaker 3 (47:30):
Oh if she could, and we'd have to pay for it,
and you get to call it his own.
Speaker 4 (47:37):
M m hmmm mm hmmm.
Speaker 3 (47:39):
I don't like that.
Speaker 4 (47:41):
Well, I don't know, Bobby. I'll I'll tell you what.
The We have twelve days until we have not just
an election. This is so much more than just who
we're picking to be the president to sit in the
seat of the White House. This is this is really
about who we are as a nation. And unfortunately it
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don't look good. It does not look and that's either way.
It just has showed how much hatred and division we
have towards each other as a country. And we all
supposed to be Americans. Because I'm telling you something right now,
it can't go either way, and anything can happen at
any given time, any kind of war. But you guys
don't understand that we are in such a crisis that
(48:23):
y'all want to give a man who y'all have seen
publicly and with yall own ass falling apart at the scenes,
go off topic. Don't know where yet, don't understand Babbel
goggles words where he's talking about the other old one.
Y'all want to give him the coast and some of
the greatest weapons in the world because if they find
theirs and we find Hours, everybody going because if we
fire hours, they damnage. You're gonna fire this.
Speaker 3 (48:45):
This is absolutely, absolutely and you want someone behind that
is like in the kindergarten background, calling her, not calling her.
I mean, she only repeats what he says. It doesn't
sound awful. It does, but it's what he said. He's
actually being awful.
Speaker 4 (49:04):
I want you, guys, everybody who is in the side
of my voice, to go and listen to John Kelly,
General John Kelly, close your eyes and put that on replay.
Don't look at him, but close your eyes and hear
the fear, the warning, the I'm trying to express to
you all. How he says what he says, it's not
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what he says, it's the way he delivers it. I
want you to close your ass and listen to that
over and over. Note I promise you it's gonna hit
you in your ass to be like he's trying to
give you all the warning of what he knows is coming.
Speaker 3 (49:39):
And if you're in one of our seven battleground stage,
please vote. Bring every friend you have. If I knew
where you were, I drive.
Speaker 4 (49:45):
And I bring your imaginary friend. Y'all all got one
of them? Bring them to shit. Bring Trumps genery friend
his imaginary friend. I think the name is Arma Palmer. Okay.
And on that note, we want to thank you guys
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Please tell all of your friends to download us on
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just on the other side of the fence. Bobby on
the good side of the fence. She's just not on
the quiet side. Could you guys have ever been in
the movie with Bobby the quiet place? We would have
been dead. Good God, Bobby, want shut up? We would
have been dead, y'allly, but we thank you guys for
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what is our model here at Laugh and Learn? Because
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here at Laugh and Learn, we are never trying to
get you to change your man. We only want you
to use your mind. Because why Bobby.
Speaker 3 (50:56):
Because of mind and a vote are a terrible thing
to waste. And if I want to remind everybody, it's
October's breast cancer awareness and menopause awareness. Please get your mammogrants, ladies.
Speaker 4 (51:07):
Oh it's painful. Man, still hurt. Look, make sure that
you guys are registered to vote. We have twelve days, y'all,
twelve days. Please don't forget this. Please don't disregard this,
don't put this on the backburn to this right here, y'all,
there are no do overs. This is it, and everything
will be questionable, and everything will be if the temper
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tantrum will start an avalanche. Let's just say it like that.
The temper tantrum could and probably might start an avalanche.
So be prepared on your end for whatever may come.
But get y'all asked to the post. Don't be intimidated.
Don't let nobody right on your ballot. Don't you vote
the way you want to vote. Don't let anybody touch it.
You can't even touch man. And if I was you,
but I ain't. But if I was you, I would
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mail minee in because the post message general is still
the joy who was appointed by Trump while Trump was
in office. I'm just saying, okay, and we can follow
you where Bobby Clifford.
Speaker 3 (52:03):
I am at Clifford Bobby on Instagram, Bobby Clifford on
on Facebook, and I take them Bobby Clifford on Twitter
as well. And where are you and can you tell
me where you are in two weeks?
Speaker 4 (52:17):
Oh I am right now. I am sitting in front
of your face. Oh no, I'm on Instagram. I'm a
Monroe Flame. I can go back and live again. Thank
you for a while. I'm Monroe Flame on Instagram, Flame
Monroe once two five on TikTok. Y'all do my follow
my Coffee Times in the morning YouTube Flame Monroe and
Marcus Flame Monroe Parker on Facebook and on November the
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Come hang out with me and Tiffany Hattish at the
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my name may on it, but you bet dance show
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and gentlemen. This is so imperative that we get this in.
I don't know. I can't call it. Usually I can
see things. This one I can't even see because I
just don't know. I don't know, but I want to know,
and I'm going to be in the know so you
will know. So make sure you're join us here all
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