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Speaker 1: Morning Charlamagne, the god peace to the planet is Tuesday.
Speaker 3: Good mor It's Tuesday.
Speaker 4: What a glorious day. Another day to serve our people. Man,
Speaker 4: talk to these beautiful listeners, listeners of ours.
Speaker 1: What's happening?
Speaker 3: That's right? Well, good morning out there.
Speaker 1: Yes man, we got a lot of answers yesterday, you
Speaker 1: know yesterday when I gave a nargy today to one
Speaker 1: on five through the beat in Atlanta.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we got some answers. Okay, we'll get them this morning.
Speaker 4: I didn't realize we had that many people listening the land.
Speaker 4: I mean, they show us in the rangings and stuff
Speaker 4: like that, but I didn't realize it.
Speaker 1: I tell yesterday.
Speaker 3: They showed up yesterday. Yeah, yeah, how you feeling just.
Speaker 7: I'm feeling good.
Speaker 8: I'm feeling like I'm growing more than I even like,
Speaker 8: growing faster than I expected. Tell them I ordered these clothes, right,
Speaker 8: and all I got on this nice bed dress.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 7: It's not from Shane. Boy, shut up, you want somebody
Speaker 7: to be a clown, so bade anyway.
Speaker 8: So nothing's wrong with Shane. But that's not why I
Speaker 8: got this move from. So it was it's so nice.
Speaker 8: I ordered it, and it's a maternity dressed right, and
Speaker 8: I look good on one side and on the other side, yo,
Speaker 8: with the zip of one dipping and like, this little
Speaker 8: baby is just growing much more, much faster than I
Speaker 8: thought that she would.
Speaker 3: You didn't want to wear nothing else, so you like, I'm.
Speaker 8: Not taking this off, Yo. It was so hard getting
Speaker 8: it on. I kind of already figured it would be
Speaker 8: too small.
Speaker 7: West I be gotting it. I was like, Yo, this
Speaker 7: is crazy.
Speaker 4: I think it's supposed to breathe on that side because
Speaker 4: you'd be having pressure, right, yeah, I'll be having pressure.
Speaker 3: I think it'supposed to.
Speaker 4: Think it's supposed to breathe it's supposed to be a both,
Speaker 4: it's supposed to be open.
Speaker 3: I don't think it's posted it, but I don't know.
Speaker 7: Did you get your pants machine yesterday because they was snug?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 1: I did that was that was that was a size and.
Speaker 7: They sent you a smaller pants and a large and
Speaker 7: the hoodie.
Speaker 1: Because it's for the same reason that you won't take
Speaker 1: that dress and then there and.
Speaker 3: Change what she Oh my god told me.
Speaker 4: You told me that they are the same vend sheen
Speaker 4: fashion over. It's all the same things as different names.
Speaker 7: And legacy resilience.
Speaker 3: No, I wouldn't put it on that though Matthew would
Speaker 3: be on that yest of people's affordable, very very affordablely.
Speaker 8: So stop trying to like everything be from there were's
Speaker 8: still other places. It's a Nemon's and sexy.
Speaker 1: Talking about that.
Speaker 10: No, she.
Speaker 3: Just like a few years ago, fashion over, fashion over fast.
Speaker 3: Pretty pretty little.
Speaker 8: Thing, right, Yes, it's pretty little thing. They're actually coming up,
Speaker 8: so they're coming back.
Speaker 1: And shouted all the kids out on the spring break,
Speaker 1: my kids on spring breaks, I promise you, well, the
Speaker 1: two girls on spring break, my boy, my boy, it
Speaker 1: was those spring breaker We want to have different they
Speaker 1: have different spring breaks, so every day we have to
Speaker 1: do something different. So yesterday they wanted to see Kung
Speaker 1: Fu Panda four, So I took him to go see
Speaker 1: Kung Fu Panda four. It's on TV, is it?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 1: Kungoro the fourth and one. Well, they wanted to go
Speaker 1: to the movie, but it's on Prime video. I'm we
Speaker 1: want to movies to go see it. They wanted the experience,
Speaker 1: so we went to the movies to go see it
Speaker 1: in the three D version. Yes, so, which is pretty
Speaker 1: good because I got a great nap because I went
Speaker 1: to the movie thead with the lounge seat.
Speaker 3: Oh, I got a great nap? Or what did I
Speaker 3: that like? Movie? Loved it.
Speaker 1: I don't have no idea what happened the whole point,
Speaker 1: that's all taken. That for adults, that's all it is
Speaker 1: for that's all it is. All right, Let's get the
Speaker 1: show cracked and Gerard Carlmichael will be joining us this morning.
Speaker 1: Comedian on HBO called Gerard call Michael's reality show, you.
Speaker 3: Gave him Donkey the Day last week too. I did
Speaker 3: give him.
Speaker 1: Donkey the day last week because he uh was saying
Speaker 1: that he felt like David Dave Chappelle's jokes were, what.
Speaker 4: Trans I just feel like it's a comedian. You shouldn't
Speaker 4: do that because that the same thing can happened to you.
Speaker 3: And less than.
Speaker 4: Twelve hours later it did because it's something he did
Speaker 4: on his reacity.
Speaker 3: It was on his ass, that's right. And also doctor
Speaker 3: Cornell West and Malina Abdullah.
Speaker 4: Yes joined that is still running for president. Yeah, and
Speaker 4: doctor Malina is his vice president of candidate.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 1: Yes, So we'll be yes, yes, and then when we
Speaker 1: come back, we got front page news, will tell you
Speaker 1: about the w NBA. Last night was the draft and
Speaker 1: your president, well your ex president, he was in court
Speaker 1: all day yesterday.
Speaker 3: We'll tell you about that as well. So it's the
Speaker 3: breakfast club in the.
Speaker 1: Morning morning everybody, it's DJ Envy, Jesse Laarn, Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 1: We are the breakfast Club. Let's get in some front
Speaker 1: page news. The last night was the twenty twenty four
Speaker 1: w NBA draft, right, so of course I think we
Speaker 1: all knew Katelyn Clark was going.
Speaker 3: Number once she went to the Indiana Fever.
Speaker 4: Yeah, should be teamed up with a Leah Boston on
Speaker 4: the Star Calina game Cock of Leeah Boston yep.
Speaker 1: Cameron Brink went to the Sparks, Camilla Cardozo went to
Speaker 1: Chicago Sky South Carolina all day. Uh and also which
Speaker 1: I thought was pretty dope. Angel Reese went to Chicago
Speaker 1: Sky as well.
Speaker 4: That's right to her and Camilla Cardoso Beer forming that
Speaker 4: twin tower duo in Chicago, Camillo bs and and Angel power.
Speaker 1: For It's exciting. Rakia Jackson went to the Sparks and J. C.
Speaker 1: Sheldon went to the Dallas Wings.
Speaker 3: You know another cool story?
Speaker 10: Uh uh?
Speaker 3: And what's her name?
Speaker 1: Martin? Martin from Iowa? I can't remember her first name?
Speaker 1: The other girl I went to support, she said she
Speaker 1: went to support Kaitlyn and ended up getting drafted. Didn't
Speaker 1: expect to hear her drafted? A Yeah, I seen that
Speaker 1: story in the stands. You're supposed to be in the stands.
Speaker 4: They said that you're supposed to be in the mezzanine,
Speaker 4: just up there to support Caitlyn and ended up getting drafted.
Speaker 3: That's dope. Well, we have Kitlyn Club talking about it,
Speaker 3: right or they're announcing them.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 11: I think the biggest thing is it's an organization that
Speaker 11: really cares about women's basketball. They want to do a
Speaker 11: first class you know. Obviously getting to play with Allah
Speaker 11: that lights her eyes up as a point guard.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I think it's just exciting.
Speaker 11: They want to get back to their winning ways. Obviously,
Speaker 11: championship pedigree there and what Lin has done, it's been
Speaker 11: absolutely incredible. So I can't imagine a better place. Obviously,
Speaker 11: it's the Midwest. Everybody knows it's going to be a hard.
Speaker 1: Ticket to get.
Speaker 11: So you've had him, got haven't got your tickets?
Speaker 6: Tail?
Speaker 3: You better get him now.
Speaker 11: I'm excited.
Speaker 3: Also Camilla.
Speaker 1: When they asked Camilla about playing with Angel Reese, she
Speaker 1: pretty much.
Speaker 3: Said, who's gona get a rebound from us? Who's gonna
Speaker 3: get a rebound from?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 10: All?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 12: Now?
Speaker 1: Today is the Western Conference play in Tournament. The Lakers
Speaker 1: take on the New Orleans What's what's the new team?
Speaker 4: Pelicans? Crazy about this, don't think about it. Are playing
Speaker 4: the Pelicans Sacramento.
Speaker 1: That's Curry, two of the greatest players.
Speaker 4: We've ever seen her in the playing tournament, in the
Speaker 4: play in tournament, not even in the playoffs, not at
Speaker 4: all all.
Speaker 1: Right now, yesterday was day one for Donald Trump. Now
Speaker 1: they were picking the jury. They haven't picked the jury.
Speaker 1: They say, at times it seemed like Donald Trump was sleeping.
Speaker 1: And there's a recap of the trial. Was looking forward
Speaker 1: for years, all right, so they told me this was
Speaker 1: the recap. But this audio right here is pretty much.
Speaker 1: They want Donald Trump to be there every day. So
Speaker 1: Donald Trump cannot leave, he cannot go anywhere, he can't campaign.
Speaker 3: He has to be there four days a week.
Speaker 1: The only day they have off is Wednesday, so Donald
Speaker 1: Trump he has to campaign in the hallway after the proceedings.
Speaker 1: So this is him saying, damn, my son has graduation.
Speaker 1: They won't even let me go to my son's graduation.
Speaker 10: And I was looking forward for years graduation with his
Speaker 10: mother and father.
Speaker 3: There.
Speaker 12: It looks like judges are gonna allow Angel escape the scam.
Speaker 3: It's a scam trial.
Speaker 13: In addition, as you know, next Thursday.
Speaker 1: But before the United States Supreme courtment on Community and
Speaker 1: this is something that.
Speaker 5: We've been waiting for a long time.
Speaker 1: And the judge, of.
Speaker 14: Course, is not going to allow us.
Speaker 15: He's a great conflicting judge and he's not going to
Speaker 15: allow us to go to that because he thinks he's superior.
Speaker 10: I guess to but Supreme Court.
Speaker 3: So that was day one of the trial. No juror
Speaker 3: was picked as of yet.
Speaker 1: They saying that you know pretty much they can't find
Speaker 1: a juror that that doesn't know him. Yes, it doesn't
Speaker 1: follow him, that hasn't heard of him, that does nobody's
Speaker 1: talking of America truly very difficult.
Speaker 4: America truly does not have a system in place to
Speaker 4: have someone like Trump on trial, a former president of
Speaker 4: the United States of America, who's the front runner for
Speaker 4: the GOP right now. The truth is it's impossible for
Speaker 4: this trial to be fair on any level. Like what
Speaker 4: juror doesn't know him, what juror will not see his
Speaker 4: trial on the news, on social media. He's ran for
Speaker 4: president twice, or either way you have voted for him
Speaker 4: or you voted against him.
Speaker 3: How is that fair?
Speaker 4: If I don't like him, he's guilty. If I like him,
Speaker 4: he's not guilty. Nobody's gonna be objective in this case.
Speaker 4: Nobody's gonna be biased. We don't have a system to
Speaker 4: prosecute this man.
Speaker 1: Well, the thing is is his biggest thing is he's
Speaker 1: saying he can't campaign, he can't campaign.
Speaker 3: And be president. But what's bigger than him his campaign?
Speaker 1: What's bigger than him going in the hall every day,
Speaker 1: the case, issuing on the judge and issuing on every media.
Speaker 3: All day, all day.
Speaker 4: Every news outlet is covering it. You're not telling us
Speaker 4: anything that President Biden is doing. And if you do,
Speaker 4: it's like you know in the fine, fine, fine fine print.
Speaker 4: That's why I said, they spend all day talking to
Speaker 4: us about how how bad Trump is, and you know
Speaker 4: how terrible Trump is. He sucks up all the energy
Speaker 4: out of the news cycle. You don't even hear about
Speaker 4: what the other candidate's doing. This is a great campaign
Speaker 4: for Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: But I do wonder if if this would have been
Speaker 1: if somebody else under trial, would they have let him
Speaker 1: go to their kids graduation, if they would have let
Speaker 1: him leave and get an excuse for that day for
Speaker 1: his kids high school graduation. I have no idea.
Speaker 3: I don't know, but I'm looking at the front page
Speaker 3: of New York Times, who want to cover Trump?
Speaker 1: The New York Daily News, who want to cover Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying. What is the president doing?
Speaker 4: You spend so much time telling us about how you
Speaker 4: know terrible Trump is, and not enough time telling us
Speaker 4: the good things that Biden is doing and then you
Speaker 4: wonder what's going what's going to lead people to the
Speaker 4: polls in November.
Speaker 3: Simply the person they see every day.
Speaker 1: Right, and people are watching him at court because they're
Speaker 1: watching him to see if he's sleeping. They watching him
Speaker 1: to see if he's gonna bring out and say anything
Speaker 1: because they say, yesterday.
Speaker 4: Was sleeping and y'all still having factor in. Uh, you know,
Speaker 4: the voter suppression that's gonna happen in November. And Democrats
Speaker 4: only defense against voter suppression is we need the largest
Speaker 4: voter turnout in the history of America.
Speaker 3: You're not getting that this year, all right, not happening.
Speaker 1: That is front page news. Now, everybody, get it off
Speaker 1: your chest. Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one.
Speaker 1: If you need the vent phone lines to wide open again,
Speaker 1: eight hundred five eight five one oh five one, get
Speaker 1: it off your chest.
Speaker 16: It's the breakfast club in the morning, the breakfast club. Wait,
Speaker 16: this is your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 16: Eight hundred and five eight five one five one. We
Speaker 16: want to hear from you on the breakfast club.
Speaker 10: Hello. Who's this Hey, Good morning, mister Sean calling from Utah.
Speaker 3: Showing from Utah. Get it off your chest.
Speaker 2: Hey, I just.
Speaker 6: Relocated out of really from Brooklyn. Much loves to you,
Speaker 6: Charlomage the God Jeff Hilarius real quick.
Speaker 10: Donald Trump's an idiot, man.
Speaker 14: The judge never made any type of comment regarded this
Speaker 14: son's graduation.
Speaker 3: He's out there playing the fifth dude, Yeah and it works. No,
Speaker 3: he didn't say anything about the graduation. He said that
Speaker 3: Donald Trump is required to be there four days of
Speaker 3: the week and they only have Wednesday off and they
Speaker 3: won't let him leave five.
Speaker 10: But Trump's said, right, but Trump said that, Oh, the
Speaker 10: Judge's not gonna lie first graduation. The judge never made
Speaker 10: a moving on that.
Speaker 1: Also, Donald Trump is just assuming being that the judge
Speaker 1: told him, you gotta be there every day.
Speaker 6: Right again again, like I said, playing the victim.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm watching.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the judge, Judge Murkin, actually said it may be
Speaker 4: possible for Trump to attend the May seventeen celebration, but
Speaker 4: you got to see how the trial develops.
Speaker 3: That's actually what the judge said, Hello, who's this? What's
Speaker 3: up propagating for three? What's happening?
Speaker 6: What's going on? I gotta quit everybody worn bu Donald
Speaker 6: Trump in this trial. But how he going on trial
Speaker 6: and running for president at the same time, because.
Speaker 3: That's the way America's set up.
Speaker 4: I'm telling you, America never thought that it would have
Speaker 4: this kind of problem. So there's no system in place
Speaker 4: to even deal with somebody like a Donald Trump.
Speaker 14: Yeah, because we can't even get jobs.
Speaker 1: Well, run for president, if you run for president, If
Speaker 1: you run for president, you can do that. That's crazy. Man,
Speaker 1: Ahead and start the low country ticket, the shrimp and
Speaker 1: grits ticket. Yeah, you're right, all right?
Speaker 3: Hello, who's this yo?
Speaker 1: What's up?
Speaker 17: Lamb?
Speaker 10: Lamb?
Speaker 2: What up?
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Speaker 1: Amen?
Speaker 3: Man, get up your chest, bro.
Speaker 14: It's always hard to find the number, bro.
Speaker 6: The number to call in the morning is dark.
Speaker 1: One hundred five eight five, one oh five one eight
Speaker 1: hundred five eighty five, one oh five one.
Speaker 14: Look look see that's my problem. One eight hundred and there.
Speaker 14: What's an hundred eight hundred?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 1: Shut up, you can't be serious, you death bro.
Speaker 14: You've been saying an hundred instead of eight hundred.
Speaker 3: One hundred hundred.
Speaker 8: It's always one in something twenty five five hundred, eight
Speaker 8: hundred five.
Speaker 3: What No, Maybe we take that for granted.
Speaker 1: But because we're older, so we know that there's a
Speaker 1: one maybe people don't know it's supposed to be a one.
Speaker 7: What you're talking about. I ain't as old as y'all,
Speaker 7: and I know that I've been seeing it all my life.
Speaker 3: Wonder he might be twenty something. Okay, one to eight hundred.
Speaker 7: One oh five one up right now, start saying eighteen
Speaker 7: hundred forget.
Speaker 4: I'm telling you people forget that one. They don't know razy,
Speaker 4: I'm telling you.
Speaker 3: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: For is your time to get it off your chest way,
Speaker 1: whether you're.
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Speaker 1: Call up now eight hundred five eight five, one oh
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Speaker 5: Hello.
Speaker 3: Who's this Hey?
Speaker 10: Good morning piece and blessings, Thank good, this.
Speaker 3: Morning showing Stone.
Speaker 13: What up?
Speaker 3: Get it off your.
Speaker 10: Hey, Jes, good morning Es, good morning show man, Good
Speaker 10: morning energy.
Speaker 1: So depressed, man, I don't call people all depressed energy.
Speaker 10: Bro. I'm not whoa. I'm not depressed, bro. I'm super
Speaker 10: happy right now. I'm in the bathroom. My daughter was
Speaker 10: born yesterday.
Speaker 3: Congratulation.
Speaker 10: I'm a girl, dad, Parish Ivy Stone.
Speaker 14: It's in the world.
Speaker 10: Okay, So I'm excited about that. Right now, I'm in
Speaker 10: a hospital with my lady. She did a great job.
Speaker 10: I just wanted to say, she did a great job
Speaker 10: through the pregnancy and everything, you.
Speaker 1: Know what I mean.
Speaker 14: And I'm super happy.
Speaker 10: Bro. Ain't no depression over here.
Speaker 13: Her.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I'm always here for her. Just just I travel
Speaker 10: all the way from New Jersey on the train on Wednesday,
Speaker 10: put my car on the train. So I'm fully invested
Speaker 10: right now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, stay here.
Speaker 3: You staying in Florida now, yes, sir, I'm living in
Speaker 3: Florida now.
Speaker 10: Got a baby to rays, you know what I mean.
Speaker 10: I gotta be there for her.
Speaker 14: Man, congratulation, Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 10: But amv Also, what I'm noticing in Florida, there's a
Speaker 10: lot of talent down here in Tampa, Florida, and I
Speaker 10: just want to shout out one kid. His ego by
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Speaker 10: Man is J b r I s Ko on spotifyre
Speaker 10: He has fifteen million stream one so called slow mode
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Speaker 10: power Man. That's invest in our youth man.
Speaker 3: All right, brother, thank you again?
Speaker 1: Hello?
Speaker 14: Who's this miss Patrick, how are you?
Speaker 3: Hey Patrick, good morning to get off your chest.
Speaker 14: Good morning, Envy. What's up, Charlamagne?
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 14: How are you?
Speaker 7: I'm good?
Speaker 10: How are you?
Speaker 14: I want to say thank you so much. I appreciate
Speaker 14: what you did for Waymaker offensially problem for who was
Speaker 14: part of the donation n Vietnam. I met m V
Speaker 14: a couple of times. One thing I wanted to say, man,
Speaker 14: is that I really appreciate you guys doing that. And
Speaker 14: I would love Charlemagne. Charlamagne, I'm going to be in
Speaker 14: Atlanta now and I will be there for your little
Speaker 14: thing you.
Speaker 17: Have going on.
Speaker 3: Little thing okay.
Speaker 4: The second annual Black Effect Podcast Festival happened in April
Speaker 4: twenty seven.
Speaker 14: Yes, absolutely, I'll definitely be there. I got my ticket
Speaker 14: in advanced and I definitely want to see you guys there.
Speaker 3: That's why I said little ting you guys. He said what.
Speaker 14: I called in September, and I said, yo, I would
Speaker 14: definitely call the Cookie and Charlomaine and Jess if you
Speaker 14: guys would love to do it, check me out online
Speaker 14: and see exactly what we do. I have a catering
Speaker 14: business plus a restaurants and I'm getting ready to open
Speaker 14: a second one in Atlanta.
Speaker 1: Jess is very big enough to see.
Speaker 4: Jess is very picky, most pickiest eat I've ever met
Speaker 4: in my life, like a little like a little kid,
Speaker 4: like a little eight year.
Speaker 3: Old, give a chicken pick as the French fries.
Speaker 7: I will never no.
Speaker 14: Way better than that.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 14: It's more Gore main five course meals.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm good.
Speaker 7: That's what I like.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 3: What's your Instagram? You know, get his info. We're gonna
Speaker 3: be in Atlanta. He said, yeah, you said you're in Atlanta, right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, from in Atlanta right now.
Speaker 14: I'm going to Atlanta right now.
Speaker 3: Get his info, Eddie in Atlanta. We're gonna put you
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Speaker 3: Don't hang out. I'm gonna look at this food.
Speaker 4: You see what's happening because we definitely gonna be in
Speaker 4: Atlanta in April twenty seventh, and we definitely like to eat.
Speaker 3: Get it off your chest eight hundred and five eight
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Speaker 3: Oh my goodness. Yes we got just with the Best
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Speaker 7: Yes we do.
Speaker 3: But we're talking about guys.
Speaker 7: They said, Drake is not really who he say he
Speaker 7: is NV.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, we'll get to the next. It's just with
Speaker 1: the Best, the Breakfast Local boardy the Breakfast Club Morning Everybody,
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Speaker 7: Nobody World?
Speaker 1: Why jes world?
Speaker 3: Which on the Breakfast Club. She's the coaching ship.
Speaker 12: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 12: understand something that nobody.
Speaker 18: Could get you to see.
Speaker 3: That's time to set it off.
Speaker 8: So the Beyonce effect is an effect like crazy all right.
Speaker 8: The Levi's stock jumped twenty percent posted by her song
Speaker 8: will post Malone. And I didn't even listen. I'm gonna
Speaker 8: be honest with you, I haven't even heard. I didn't
Speaker 8: even hear the song until two days ago, and then
Speaker 8: I saw this story.
Speaker 3: This is the song he.
Speaker 1: Jean calls all day.
Speaker 3: Levi's Jeans.
Speaker 8: Yes, they even changed their Instagram name to Levi with
Speaker 8: two Eyes, like you know, like the song because it's
Speaker 8: called Levi's Jene That's yeah, I love that. Yeah, but
Speaker 8: a twenty percent rise in their stock and uh, the
Speaker 8: new Levi's products like denim skirts also improved company sales,
Speaker 8: you know, and he'll funneled fact by Levi it's actually
Speaker 8: the company that invented denhim jeans. Didn't even know that, really, Yeah, y'
Speaker 8: ain't know that, you know, what, did you? Yeah, he'll
Speaker 8: know my feelings done.
Speaker 3: The original. I'm sorry.
Speaker 7: You thought it was Wrangler.
Speaker 3: He definitely think you think, especially from what's some gz
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Speaker 7: I do on the way from down there I'm talking
Speaker 7: about all right whatever and other news.
Speaker 8: Loyati allegedly referenced track surfaces for Drake's song Already everyone
Speaker 8: already knew he co wrote, all right, So look, they
Speaker 8: was basically saying that trying to expose Drake for him
Speaker 8: being acting like he is somebody that he not. I mean,
Speaker 8: I really don't feel like it's anything wrong with ghost writers,
Speaker 8: even for the best artists out there. I guess it's
Speaker 8: the rapid thing, a god thing, whatever. It doesn't really matter.
Speaker 8: But it was leaked that Loyati actually is one of
Speaker 8: the writers on the song. It's called jumbo Tron that's popping,
Speaker 8: uh her last something like that. This is the original
Speaker 8: reference number four.
Speaker 1: I just pulled takes hands.
Speaker 3: The whole hands said so much, the whole teck and co.
Speaker 6: To push.
Speaker 7: Okay, he didn't understand that one. And this is Drake's.
Speaker 10: An.
Speaker 3: She's finna take sayings riding around with f and now
Speaker 3: like the whole hands, he both was too shift. No,
Speaker 3: he adn't need a bed. Then they did to find
Speaker 3: of takeing a co red. If I tell this bitchu pulush,
Speaker 3: she gonna mopet it my dog. You don't smoke bumtion.
Speaker 10: That's it's unleaded on back and floor.
Speaker 8: And everybody was saying that it was like supposedly a secret,
Speaker 8: like they leaked the writer, but it's it's in the credits.
Speaker 8: It's not really that much of a secret. Although it
Speaker 8: is Loyotti's real name m McCullum. His name is Miles McCullum.
Speaker 1: And people keep leaking, uh you know the Drake reference tracks,
Speaker 1: don't nobody care ya. Yeah, but you know, I get it,
Speaker 1: I get what y'all trying to do. But this generation
Speaker 1: simply does not care.
Speaker 4: And Drake has never beaten the ghost riding allegations because
Speaker 4: you know, that's just something that they're gonna always put
Speaker 4: on him. He's too successful. When you that successful, they're
Speaker 4: gonna have to have something over you. And that's one
Speaker 4: thing folks gonna always say about him.
Speaker 1: Well, you know he don't write, though, right.
Speaker 3: Why does it?
Speaker 7: You know what I'm saying. Like I said to me,
Speaker 7: you know, why does it matter? But you know, I guess,
Speaker 7: But what does it matter to you?
Speaker 6: More?
Speaker 8: You think ogs or like you said, you said, it
Speaker 8: don't matter to this generation g rappers?
Speaker 3: Yeah, ers and rappers, I think, not just O g rappers.
Speaker 3: I think rappers, don't. I think when they go into
Speaker 3: this battle, when you're talking Kendrick and you're talking j
Speaker 3: Cole and you're talking Ross and you're talking to them,
Speaker 3: I mean, it's it is what it is, push your
Speaker 3: t Yeah, they want to see. But those are g
Speaker 3: rappers big uh forty plus Cole, Kendrick, They're not.
Speaker 4: They're different though, But I don't even think they really
Speaker 4: care like that j I mean, Kendrick could probably use
Speaker 4: it in a record, but cold clearly don't care because
Speaker 4: he still do records with Drake.
Speaker 3: I think that's the only quote unquote staining when it
Speaker 3: comes to Drake. When when they talk about the reference
Speaker 3: vocals and people write for him, he's never said anything
Speaker 3: about it, never talked to I had never said I
Speaker 3: used this line or we collaborated together. That's the only
Speaker 3: thing when it comes to Drake other than that the
Speaker 3: boy flawless.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a big sting what you're talking about. How
Speaker 1: much does he write though, that's what's saying he writes.
Speaker 1: Of course he writes, So how much does he write?
Speaker 1: And it had me thinking yesterday, right, would you want
Speaker 1: more rappers to do that? Because think about how long
Speaker 1: Drake's run has been. Think about how long somebody your
Speaker 1: favorite rappers run could have been if they probably would
Speaker 1: have gotten that type of assistance in the studio.
Speaker 4: Think about it, But this guy's been at a certain
Speaker 4: peak for ten plus years. People's runs be very, very
Speaker 4: very short. Maybe they need to get in the studio
Speaker 4: like these R and B singers do and these pops
Speaker 4: things and collaborate with people.
Speaker 7: Yeah, maybe, but Wayne.
Speaker 8: Let's talk about Wayne Wayne a long run when he
Speaker 8: wrote has that ever been proven that he had writers
Speaker 8: or he's he's always written for himself?
Speaker 1: Right, Well, Gilly said that he wrote for Wayne, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean. So I say it like that,
Speaker 1: But Gilly said he wrote for Wayne, and he said that,
Speaker 1: you know, Wayne allegedly had ghostwriters. But I'm just always wondering, like,
Speaker 1: did somebody write it was? Oh, we were in the
Speaker 1: studio collaborating like this line of sound. So that's why
Speaker 1: I said that staying is what, you know, what we
Speaker 1: would want to know.
Speaker 4: But and it does keep them out of certain conversations,
Speaker 4: right because I need to know if these raps, Saint Gews,
Speaker 4: I can't put you in these these top MC categories.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I can put you up here with the holes
Speaker 3: and the Jada kisses in the scar face.
Speaker 1: But then you look at somebody like oh, which is
Speaker 1: my favorite rapper, And you know he uses Biggie lyrics
Speaker 1: sometimes in a lot of his songs out, but he's using.
Speaker 3: Somebody else's lyrics, just using it's using somebody else's lyrics.
Speaker 1: It's not the same somebody write you a whole verse
Speaker 1: as opposed do.
Speaker 8: We know if somebody's writings broken down like that, because
Speaker 8: also on on the jumbo tron that's popping whatever that
Speaker 8: Loyotti is a writer on is listed with like six
Speaker 8: or seven other writers, so we don't know who wrote
Speaker 8: what or whatever.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean, reduction and samples and all
Speaker 3: types of stuff too.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but that's underwriters.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Well, Ky Sinnett reacts to tricking allegations and gets incredibly
Speaker 8: petty in the process. So that's why I said, Coysinette
Speaker 8: poored to Michael Jackson, right, So over the weekend, he
Speaker 8: has some allegations. This girl posted a photo online right
Speaker 8: saying that she slept with Kyle a few years ago,
Speaker 8: and then she posted a screenshot of some messages where
Speaker 8: Kyle allegedly sent her five thousand dollars. So Kyle was like,
Speaker 8: I didn't I didn't send her that. He denied it,
Speaker 8: and he showed us app will pay history and it
Speaker 8: was shown that that he didn't send a girl with
Speaker 8: five k The proof was allegedly from somebody. No, the
Speaker 8: alleged proof was from somebody else, but she just said
Speaker 8: Kyle did it. Now, Kyle took things further about purchasing
Speaker 8: her domain. Well, her name she got the only fans
Speaker 8: her name is Layla Red and he was talking about it.
Speaker 3: So Leyla, I had bought your domain.
Speaker 17: It means every time somebody types in Piera Rush, anytime
Speaker 17: somebody types in Leylo Red, the first website that they
Speaker 17: will click on is all the lies you've told me,
Speaker 17: or the crimes you've done, or the she just put
Speaker 17: yourself in to sup your life.
Speaker 3: So no, you're flake won't pop up first. No, no,
Speaker 3: like that won't pop up first.
Speaker 10: Oh no, no, no, no, the top.
Speaker 3: Okay, showing everything that you've done.
Speaker 18: Okay, and you made a mistake with me.
Speaker 7: You stop playing with these influences.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 3: I know how much I like that type of petty.
Speaker 7: I love that. And for him to be so young
Speaker 7: and to think to do something like that, I just commendable.
Speaker 7: I love it.
Speaker 1: I would have told the young man don't ever mention
Speaker 1: the young lady's name, because he gave that woman more
Speaker 1: publicity and promotion than she ever would have gotten.
Speaker 8: But he making so much money every time somebody search
Speaker 8: who she is. He making so much money over a
Speaker 8: five kl that she lied about a clown?
Speaker 3: What how did they make money? When the heaven. I'm
Speaker 3: I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 7: We got a call. But he is definitely gonna make
Speaker 7: a lot of money.
Speaker 1: I don't know if he's making money, but he's stopping
Speaker 1: her from making money.
Speaker 3: His whole life is content.
Speaker 1: So the more he talks about it, the more he
Speaker 1: screams and yelled like that, the more people follow him,
Speaker 1: the more money he makes. He don't care.
Speaker 4: Always, when the dog balked at the moon is nothing.
Speaker 4: When the moon balks back of the dog is news.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't have not known this, young lady. I would
Speaker 4: have known this situation happened if KA and talking.
Speaker 3: But the dog is only balking for two days because
Speaker 3: tomorrow be something else to talk about. This is just
Speaker 3: content for the brother.
Speaker 8: And stop saying that because I stole that quote from you,
Speaker 8: and I said it one day and somebody was like, oh,
Speaker 8: you're a genius for that, and.
Speaker 3: You just keep saying it the old quote. It's older
Speaker 3: than jis why that person.
Speaker 19: Didn't do that.
Speaker 3: They thought that I made it up.
Speaker 7: All right, Sorry, all right, that.
Speaker 3: Is just with the mess. All right, when we come back,
Speaker 3: we got front page news. We'll give you the details.
Speaker 3: It's the breakfast lug Gole Morning.
Speaker 1: The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same morning.
Speaker 1: Everybody's tj Envy, Jesse, Larry Charlamagne, the guy.
Speaker 5: Let's get let's get some front page.
Speaker 3: Jesus Christ. Last night was the w n B A draft,
Speaker 3: so we got a Caitlin Clark.
Speaker 1: She was number one, Cameron Brink Brink was number two,
Speaker 1: Camilla card was number three.
Speaker 3: Uh, Rakia Jackson was four, j C. Sheldon was five,
Speaker 3: and Angel Reese was number seven.
Speaker 4: I am looking forward to that Angel Reese, Camilla Cardoso
Speaker 4: team up in Chicago, Twin Towers, Camilla Plans then Angel
Speaker 4: Reefs playing power for it. Uh, Caitlyn Clark LEO Boston
Speaker 4: in Indiana. That's gonna be exciting as well.
Speaker 1: That's right, Yeah, it's gonna be it's gonna it's gonna
Speaker 1: be some fun in the WNB. I think they're gonna
Speaker 1: change the WNBA a lot.
Speaker 4: And so to the young lady Kate Martin from Iowa, Man,
Speaker 4: that was a very cool moment. She went there, she
Speaker 4: was dead with her teammates just to support Kaitlyn Clark
Speaker 4: and ended up getting drafted by the last Veggas Aces.
Speaker 4: And that's the defending world champion Las Vegas aces Rudy Giuliani.
Speaker 4: Now he loses bid to disciss his one hundred and
Speaker 4: forty eight million defamation lawsuit. If you don't know, a
Speaker 4: mother and daughter were accused by Giuliani of committing election fraud.
Speaker 20: Complain The US Sister Judge has denied Rudy Giuliani's motion
Speaker 20: to appeal his defamation case and the one hundred and
Speaker 20: forty eight million dollars in damage that he must pay
Speaker 20: to two former Georgia election workers.
Speaker 19: Judge issue that order earlier today in the nation's capital.
Speaker 19: Back in December, you'll remember a jury awarded that settlement
Speaker 19: to Shay Moss and her mother, Ruby Freeman. The two
Speaker 19: women said they received a barrage of racist and graphic
Speaker 19: threats after they became the targets of a false conspiracy
Speaker 19: pushed by Juliani and other Trump allies. But Juliani has
Speaker 19: maintained he did nothing wrong. And then a video posted
Speaker 19: on social media, Giuliani said he would keep speaking out
Speaker 19: if it meant losing all his money or ending up
Speaker 19: in jail.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so he's going to have to figure out how
Speaker 1: to pay that one hundred and forty eight million dollar
Speaker 1: defamation judgment against those two women, and that is front
Speaker 1: page news. All right. Now, when we come back, DRAWD
Speaker 1: Carmichael will be joining us, coming in fresh off.
Speaker 3: With Donkey of Today.
Speaker 4: I love when somebody gets Donkey of to day and
Speaker 4: then they come in here to have a conversation about it.
Speaker 4: As draw Carmichael had the reality show called Carmichael's Reality
Speaker 4: Show on HBO.
Speaker 1: All right, and we'll get to that next thing that
Speaker 1: you probably see the trailer. You have some toes in
Speaker 1: his mouth. He's sucking sucking some toes on on the
Speaker 1: trailer in the first couple of episodes too, his random toes. Actually, yes,
Speaker 1: he was getting these guys off grind it. We'll talk
Speaker 1: about it when.
Speaker 3: We come back. It's the Breakfast Level.
Speaker 1: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Morning. Everybody is DJ en Vy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 3: We are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest
Speaker 3: in the building. Yes, indeed we have called Michael. Okay,
Speaker 3: I'll be doing your voice on the shower more than everybody.
Speaker 3: It's DJ thinks about you and these naked Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 10: You know what.
Speaker 2: Let's lean into all the games. Like sometimes when I'm naked,
Speaker 2: I think about DJA.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, yes, yes, happy to see you. Happy to
Speaker 3: see you, bro.
Speaker 1: So I'm always happy when people come right after donkey
Speaker 1: of today.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, let me tell you something. I was
Speaker 2: responding to you, like Monique, like I was in my
Speaker 2: house just pasting around, just be like Leon.
Speaker 3: Your mother said about giving me No.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about that. So it's a couple of things
Speaker 2: I want to make clear about that. So Charlamagne gave
Speaker 2: you donkey to day, you report it on you. You
Speaker 2: played a clip of my stand up, but it started
Speaker 2: at the punchline, and it like completely erased the setup
Speaker 2: of it.
Speaker 3: And I really don't like that.
Speaker 2: It made it seem like I was talking like I'm
Speaker 2: into some type of race sexual slavery role play with
Speaker 2: my boyfriend, which is untrue. It's so false. And I
Speaker 2: expect that type of thing from TMZ because they have
Speaker 2: no humanity. They don't care about the people that get
Speaker 2: hurt when they report these sort of things. But your friend,
Speaker 2: so I really didn't like that, Like, like I know,
Speaker 2: you repeated it in a Neil interview. I didn't like
Speaker 2: that that that was very very unfair. It was a
Speaker 2: joke but yeah, but I need you to watch the show.
Speaker 2: Anybody who watches the show, it's not what I said.
Speaker 2: It's so false, it's so untrue. And I don't like
Speaker 2: that because it's like, no, well, we'll get into that later.
Speaker 2: It has nothing to do with my boyfriend. It has
Speaker 2: nothing like the sex that we have, has nothing to
Speaker 2: do with sex. It's something like people have been reporting
Speaker 2: on and I really really don't like it. It's about
Speaker 2: my boyfriend reading so much he makes me feel insecure
Speaker 2: about my level of reading. And look, I get it,
Speaker 2: like it's something that people have been running with because
Speaker 2: one because I have a white boyfriend, so like people
Speaker 2: like try and create some type of crazy story out
Speaker 2: of that. And it's a small group of people really
Speaker 2: like I read all the tweets and it's like some
Speaker 2: gay black men and some klu Klux clan members who
Speaker 2: don't like that I have a white boyfriend. They agree
Speaker 2: on that, so congratulations, like the Klan and doctor Lumara
Speaker 2: and some people find some common ground on that.
Speaker 3: But he's a human being. He deserves respect. I deserve respect.
Speaker 2: I don't appreciate things being misreported or like said about
Speaker 2: them in that way.
Speaker 3: It's completely false. So I don't like that. I just
Speaker 3: want to make that clear that that it's not something.
Speaker 2: I know you were just reading the news, but like
Speaker 2: you're a friend, and I want you to like actually
Speaker 2: have nuance with these stories, Like people can get hurt.
Speaker 2: They're actually real lives at sake with the things that
Speaker 2: you say, and look, come after me, that's fine, but
Speaker 2: don't come after like my my boyfriend boyfriend. Well, I'm
Speaker 2: saying when that's in the headline and that's reported like
Speaker 2: and then misreported like oh he's into race slave play
Speaker 2: with his white boyfriend, I don't like the headline because
Speaker 2: it's false.
Speaker 3: It's not true at all. Now on to Dave Chappelle. No,
Speaker 3: I want to stay to the joke, though in context
Speaker 3: the joke still not a good joke.
Speaker 4: That's on you for me for a while, I got
Speaker 4: I got some because you're still saying you're a slave.
Speaker 2: Your slave master is teaching the slave to read. You know, listen,
Speaker 2: I'm talking about my own personal insecurity. I'm an educated person.
Speaker 2: I'm usually the smartest person in the room. He reads
Speaker 2: so much it makes me feel like, oh do I
Speaker 2: even know how to read? That joke works if I
Speaker 2: had a black boyfriend. My boyfriend was black.
Speaker 1: That joke actually works better if I had a white
Speaker 1: and you the slave, and the white person is the slave. Listen,
Speaker 1: if you and you're from North Carolina, well you know
Speaker 1: the first anti literacy laws were created in North and
Speaker 1: Stode Calne. You are sure, sure, but that's not my
Speaker 1: roles comedian and started getting into like like literacy laws
Speaker 1: and stuff like that. You've completely lost that I evoked
Speaker 1: provocative imagery sometimes in my jokes. Some people are very
Speaker 1: sensitive to that. That's your right. You don't have to
Speaker 1: laugh at that. You could like hear the word slavery
Speaker 1: and completely shut off. That's completely fine, But don't misconstrue
Speaker 1: what I said and don't like make it into something
Speaker 1: that is not, because that's where I start to get
Speaker 1: offended that the statement, like you said it like multiple
Speaker 1: times on the show, like, oh, he's into slave role
Speaker 1: play with his white boyfriend.
Speaker 3: That's untrue, I think, said Charlemagne. That is not the joke.
Speaker 2: The joke's about me reading the jokes about my insecurity,
Speaker 2: about like not being as well read when I be
Speaker 2: in bed next to him, and he's when I'm in
Speaker 2: bed next to him, and he's like on his third
Speaker 2: novel of the month. I'll be watching breakfast club interviews
Speaker 2: and I feel like, oh, I do I should read more.
Speaker 1: That's what the joke is.
Speaker 2: The joke has nothing to do with sex, has nothing
Speaker 2: to do with the type of sex that we have,
Speaker 2: and that's just absolutely false, but still not a good
Speaker 2: joke when you're black.
Speaker 3: And hey, listen, that's on you. It's on you.
Speaker 2: You do stand up and you figure it out for me,
Speaker 2: the crowds laugh whatever. I'll say this about if the
Speaker 2: crowd is the majority white, are they laughing with you?
Speaker 1: Are at you?
Speaker 3: You know, it's fine. I'm actually I'm actually shocked.
Speaker 2: It's like a pretty decent amount of black people coming
Speaker 2: out to see you. I really appreciate y'all for coming out.
Speaker 2: I want y'all to keep coming out too. I like
Speaker 2: the seeing it really, especially black women are like in
Speaker 2: the crowd, they've been like talking to me. They seem
Speaker 2: invested in my life and it makes me feel really
Speaker 2: really special. So I really like that and I appreciate that.
Speaker 2: Now I want to move on to the Dave Chappelle
Speaker 2: portion of it, because I've heard you comment on that too.
Speaker 2: I deeply regret ever saying anything about Dave Chappelle to
Speaker 2: the press. I want to say that I'm sorry for that,
Speaker 2: because one, I'm a huge Dave Chappelle, Dave Chappelle fan.
Speaker 2: I love Dave like I think he's brilliant. I think
Speaker 2: he's a bright light in a dying industry. I think
Speaker 2: he's more important now than ever before because like comedians
Speaker 2: are now just posting lips of him doing crowd work
Speaker 2: online and calling at art and it's not urt. Dave
Speaker 2: Chappelle is an artist. He's one of the few artists
Speaker 2: that we have, and I care deeply about the work
Speaker 2: that he makes. With that said, the criticism that I
Speaker 2: had had nothing to do with the morality of the joke,
Speaker 2: had nothing to do with the ethics of the joke.
Speaker 2: That's something that's also been misreported. The criticism I had
Speaker 2: was that of a fan, someone who respects him so
Speaker 2: much that I want him to focus his genius on
Speaker 2: a wide range of topics. I think that like it started,
Speaker 2: but it started being really really focused on one thing. Well,
Speaker 2: I'll say this, Look, that's like I'm saying that about
Speaker 2: the slave yer. I'll say I'll say this, I'm also
Speaker 2: a big fan of jay Z. If jay Z made
Speaker 2: three albums about trans people, I'd be like, Hey, what's
Speaker 2: going on with jay?
Speaker 4: But Jaz made three albums, more than three albums about
Speaker 4: selling drugs. You just don't put him in that. Uh
Speaker 4: you don't pigeonhole them with debt.
Speaker 1: No they jay Z.
Speaker 2: I mean, listen, I would love to get into a
Speaker 2: jay Z argument. Jay Z was very personal, very emotional.
Speaker 2: He always evolved. Four four four was in credible because
Speaker 2: it showed growth and evolution and something you've never seen before.
Speaker 2: And rapp and that's a thing. But comedy too, Comedy
Speaker 2: doesn't grow. Comedy doesn't evolve. It's it's kind of stunted
Speaker 2: like rap, and like we just started getting like real braggadocious,
Speaker 2: like antagonistic with the crowd, and it can evolve, like
Speaker 2: and we need smart people like Dave, like Chris Rop
Speaker 2: like myself to actually evolve the art form because it
Speaker 2: is dying. It's so so important for people to go
Speaker 2: up and do deep personal stories or have a deep
Speaker 2: perspective about things going on in the world because it's
Speaker 2: not happening you see it online.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 2: Well, listen, all I'm saying is, and because I've talked
Speaker 2: about Dave a lot, I don't want to talk about
Speaker 2: Dave anymore. I honestly I called him an eagle manac.
Speaker 2: I'm a ego maniac. I'm here to talk about me.
Speaker 2: I have a show that I want to talk about,
Speaker 2: talk about. Yeah, yeah, I know, Dave. You know, And
Speaker 2: I'll tell you honestly, from now on, any thoughts I
Speaker 2: have for Dave will be directed in a phone call
Speaker 2: to Dave. I'll never do it again. I'll never I
Speaker 2: do apologize for that man enough to say that that
Speaker 2: is wrong. I don't I don't need it. I don't
Speaker 2: want the attention. It's going on way too long. I
Speaker 2: don't want it at all. I'm here to talk about me,
Speaker 2: about myself, Charlaman.
Speaker 1: He said he was upset because he considered you guys friends,
Speaker 1: and then you went off the rail without having a conversation.
Speaker 3: Did you watch the show?
Speaker 6: Did you?
Speaker 2: I texted you last night. Did you watch the show?
Speaker 2: You've been watching it? Did you watch the next episode?
Speaker 17: No?
Speaker 1: I watched the first three. You're gonna love the next episode.
Speaker 3: So respond to what he said, because you know he
Speaker 3: considered you guys friends and my friend. I want you
Speaker 3: to apologize.
Speaker 1: But if you feel the way I think that Charlamage,
Speaker 1: you should apologize him as well.
Speaker 3: I don't feel like I want to apologize.
Speaker 10: Don't you.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: Person.
Speaker 4: Would you want me to give you one of these
Speaker 4: half assed both the industry. But I don't feel like
Speaker 4: I need to apologize. I think I made myself clear.
Speaker 4: I have no need for an apology if it and
Speaker 4: I'm like, you know what, that was wrong?
Speaker 2: But in the moment, well, I'll wait for that when
Speaker 2: I'm in the shower thinking about DJ and I'm okay,
Speaker 2: I know that's all right.
Speaker 3: We got more with comedian Gerrol called Michael when we
Speaker 3: come back, So don't move. It's to Breakfast Club. Good
Speaker 3: morning morning.
Speaker 1: Everybody is DJ, Envy, Jess Hilariyan, Charlamage, the guy we
Speaker 1: are the Breakfast Club is still kicking it with comedian
Speaker 1: Gerraw called Michael. Now, you also talk about black women
Speaker 1: being super supportive when you first came out, but also
Speaker 1: being mad at you at the same time.
Speaker 2: Oh, because I got a white boyfriend. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 2: it's it's funny. They they met my boyfriend, they love
Speaker 2: him like my boyfriend. My boyfriend is actually he's so real.
Speaker 2: That's part of the reason, like that any lie about
Speaker 2: him makes me upset because he's so He's so real.
Speaker 2: My homegirl ivery loves Mike. Mike doesn't engage in small talk.
Speaker 3: That's the thing that I.
Speaker 2: Actually am trying to learn because like my next book,
Speaker 2: why small talk Sucks? There we go, you got to
Speaker 2: meet my boyfriend, and like he doesn't do it at all.
Speaker 2: You talk to him about the weather, He'll just be quiet.
Speaker 2: And I'm trying to learn that, Like I'd be out
Speaker 2: in the world just lying to people just like, oh, no,
Speaker 2: good shirt, just like I have a lot of good
Speaker 2: shirt conversations all it's all.
Speaker 3: I got to stop doing that.
Speaker 1: I don't like that.
Speaker 3: How does he feel because you talk about your life
Speaker 3: on the reality show?
Speaker 1: How does you feel when you talk about your sexcapage
Speaker 1: or even your conversation with Tyler to createor how does
Speaker 1: it make him feel?
Speaker 3: Funny? Do you have conversation before? Yeah, he knows all
Speaker 3: of it.
Speaker 2: I mean it's funny because I started shooting the reality
Speaker 2: show and then our relationship began, so he like he
Speaker 2: came in at a time when I'm dealing with a
Speaker 2: lot of things and the show is just about me,
Speaker 2: like me trying to explore all these deep things about
Speaker 2: myself and being in therapy, trying to work through problems
Speaker 2: like I'm exposing. It's the most vulnerable show of all time.
Speaker 2: Like you've never seen a show more vulnerable than this.
Speaker 7: Did he make you more comfortable with that?
Speaker 2: He makes me more uncomfortable in life. I think I'm
Speaker 2: a better person because my boyfriend. I feel so much
Speaker 2: calmer now. Like I'm a person that had a lot
Speaker 2: of anxiety, and you could see it even in the
Speaker 2: first episode. You could see like it's me trying to
Speaker 2: get all my anxiety out. I think that's why the
Speaker 2: audience feels that way. They feel a little awkward, because
Speaker 2: that's that's how I felt. I think it transmutes into
Speaker 2: the art form. I was somebody that was just like
Speaker 2: constantly scared, constantly nervous, afraid of how I would be perceived,
Speaker 2: afraid of like you know, like coming in masculine environments
Speaker 2: as a gay man, Like just terrified all the time,
Speaker 2: afraid of the kind of sex I was having.
Speaker 17: I was.
Speaker 2: I was thinking about that because people have been talking
Speaker 2: about like I put like a foot in my mouth
Speaker 2: in the in the first episode. People people you know,
Speaker 2: and I want to I also want to set the
Speaker 2: record straight. He was Guatemalan. People say it's white toes.
Speaker 2: He was Guatemalan. Maybe that doesn't matter to some people,
Speaker 2: but it's like I to I've had some black feet
Speaker 2: in my mouth too. I was afraid of the type
Speaker 2: of sex I was having. I thought it was dirty
Speaker 2: and so wrong. And people gay, straight, whatever, have a
Speaker 2: lot of sexual shame. They're afraid of things. So I
Speaker 2: was doing things like on camera to liberate myself, Like
Speaker 2: it was important for me to like eradicate that shame, Like, oh,
Speaker 2: I put a foot, I put a foot.
Speaker 1: In my mouth for y'all.
Speaker 4: A lot of people don't think you're really gatto, and
Speaker 4: they think that you just put the foot in your
Speaker 4: mouth to kind of prove that you get in.
Speaker 3: Theyre like, is really gay camp?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 3: I mean, you know, only fans coming soon.
Speaker 1: I guess.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of silly things. There are people who
Speaker 3: get that news from Twitter.
Speaker 1: They're crazy.
Speaker 3: I mean, what did you meet your boyfriend? What did
Speaker 3: you mean? How did you we met through a mutual friend?
Speaker 2: We met years ago in la and then and we
Speaker 2: started dating it's been a year and a half now,
Speaker 2: so I.
Speaker 8: Wanted to ask you about you and Tyler because y'all
Speaker 8: are actually really friends.
Speaker 1: Yeah right, Yeah?
Speaker 7: Was that like for fun or did you really really
Speaker 7: have romantic feelings for Tyler?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I did.
Speaker 2: I was in turmoil over that for a year, and
Speaker 2: that's a hard thing to deal with of course. Is
Speaker 2: like I've seen people online talk about as awkward as cringe. Yet, yeah,
Speaker 2: having feelings for your best friend is very awkward, very
Speaker 2: very cringe. I'm thankful that he did it because I've
Speaker 2: never seen a conversation like that played out on television
Speaker 2: or in any space, and I thought it was really
Speaker 2: really important.
Speaker 3: I've never, like, I've never.
Speaker 2: Seen like a black man expressed feelings for another black
Speaker 2: man like that ever before. And I'm trying to make
Speaker 2: art that I wish I had seen as a kid.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to make things and put things out there
Speaker 2: that I needed, and so it was really important. I
Speaker 2: thought it was a really important conversation. I'm so thankful
Speaker 2: to Tyler for doing it.
Speaker 8: Because his hurts you because when he said he called
Speaker 8: you stupid, like he laughed about it, Did that really
Speaker 8: hurt your feelings?
Speaker 7: Or it's just like, oh, because I getting called stupid.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that's just stupid, I know.
Speaker 8: But I called my best friend, so it was just like, okay,
Speaker 8: the best friends. They cool, But it really did hurt.
Speaker 8: Did you see what he said, coach?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was watching it. I stayed up late for
Speaker 2: that too. I made a sandwich. I was up at
Speaker 2: three in the morning, so I thought it was funny.
Speaker 2: I doesn't feel about that he's stay up late to
Speaker 2: watch Tyler.
Speaker 3: I was on FaceTime of him.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, yeah, yeah, he's emotionally evolved. I'm the one
Speaker 2: that's trying to catch up. He's he's great.
Speaker 1: He's one of the he said, you're trying to I
Speaker 1: bet y'all saw my best friend camp. But I thought
Speaker 1: it was funny. That was funny. What's your relationship now,
Speaker 1: y'all cool? After the conversations he's making jokes about it
Speaker 1: were cool. Yeah, we moved on, like I have definitely
Speaker 1: moved on.
Speaker 2: It was a very, very tough moment in my life,
Speaker 2: and I have nothing but gratitude for him for doing
Speaker 2: that on camera as wild right, But.
Speaker 3: It was hard off camera. That was a difficult thing
Speaker 3: to deal with. Off camera, it was a whole year
Speaker 3: because that friend, Yeah, yeah, I was.
Speaker 2: I was on music Soul Child have crazy mode for
Speaker 2: ye why not reach out to him during that year?
Speaker 3: He called me a stupid Charlaine. Did you watch the show?
Speaker 3: Thank you?
Speaker 4: But that's your friend, somebody you love and careful. What
Speaker 4: I was thinking was like, well, why would he let
Speaker 4: a whole year go by? Why would either wanted him
Speaker 4: let a whole year?
Speaker 3: Well, it's very So that's the thing.
Speaker 2: It's very easy for things to like just fall back
Speaker 2: into the elephant in the room, like, Okay, we're not
Speaker 2: going to talk about it if we just go to breakfast.
Speaker 2: Like I have that same relationship with my parents where
Speaker 2: it's like, oh, there are things that we don't really
Speaker 2: want to talk about, so we don't and we gauge
Speaker 2: and small talk we talk about everything else and and
Speaker 2: and that's what the show was. The show was an
Speaker 2: excuse to have a difficult conversation that I'd otherwise be
Speaker 2: afraid to have.
Speaker 3: How did your mom?
Speaker 1: How do you think black women in general will feel
Speaker 1: about you referring to your mother as a.
Speaker 2: Oh man, that's been the family been, the family been having.
Speaker 2: They got a group chat without me you should talking
Speaker 2: about that. You know, it's funny that that I actually
Speaker 2: didn't consider that like when I said it, And maybe
Speaker 2: that's me being inconsiderate and maybe there is some like
Speaker 2: latent hurt that is uh coming out when I when
Speaker 2: I say that, I actually wasn't saying I love my mother.
Speaker 2: I have a deep respect from my mother. I say
Speaker 2: it kind of casually, kind of gay, like just on stage,
Speaker 2: your mom, I said, just nonchalantly, just but I called
Speaker 2: people all the time. You know, listen, you can call
Speaker 2: your daddy with your mom.
Speaker 7: But you didn't gonna get mad at all for a
Speaker 7: year because he said, sid.
Speaker 3: Well, it wasn't it was the emotion. Yeah, it wasn't.
Speaker 3: It wasn't just that.
Speaker 2: It was that that was all these ds. But no,
Speaker 2: with my mom, now that's something that we talked about.
Speaker 2: I would rather focus on the emotion behind it. It's
Speaker 2: like it's easy to get hung up on it. Actually
Speaker 2: get really really angry at my family when they start
Speaker 2: talking about like, you know, my dad calls He's like,
Speaker 2: I don't like that you call your mom a I'm like,
Speaker 2: that's the worst thing we've done to my mother.
Speaker 3: Like I think I think as a family. We've done worse.
Speaker 7: So more so, why did you call her?
Speaker 21: Well?
Speaker 1: Why am I hurt? Yeah? Why?
Speaker 10: Why?
Speaker 2: What's the cause of the hurt? Like you know, like
Speaker 2: I feel rejected by my creator. That's a difficult thing
Speaker 2: to live with. Like you know, I'm not the only
Speaker 2: person that's living with like some issues with their parents,
Speaker 2: with their mom or you just you don't see eye
Speaker 2: to eye and it makes you feel bad about yourself.
Speaker 2: That's how I feel. And that's a really really hard
Speaker 2: thing to live with. And I'm trying to make art
Speaker 2: and trying to make sense of all of it, but
Speaker 2: it's really tough.
Speaker 3: I will keep it.
Speaker 1: Like we have more with Comediansjira Carmichael when we come back.
Speaker 1: It's the breakfast Club. Good Morning, holding Everybody's DJ and
Speaker 1: just hilarious. Charlamage the god we are to breakfast club
Speaker 1: called Michael Sue here.
Speaker 3: Charlamagne, what would you.
Speaker 1: Say to people who would say your mom is homophobic?
Speaker 1: But when I look at it, I say, no, she's
Speaker 1: very religious, so I think she's looking at it through
Speaker 1: the religious of religion.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, And I think that at some point you
Speaker 2: have to think about how you got to the place
Speaker 2: that you are I had a really good conversation with
Speaker 2: my mom about even her finding religion and needing religion,
Speaker 2: about the hurt, the disappointment in her life from her
Speaker 2: dad and from other people in her life that led
Speaker 2: her to needing God as much as she does and
Speaker 2: depending on God as much she does. And we were
Speaker 2: having a really really good conversation that my dad woke
Speaker 2: up and interrupted. It was so yeah, yeah, but you know,
Speaker 2: you have to explore your life. You got to explore
Speaker 2: the reasons why, because you can hurt people, like I know,
Speaker 2: like people call it faith whatever, but they are human beings,
Speaker 2: and like your opinion, my mother's opinion of me matters
Speaker 2: so much.
Speaker 7: What made you want to do it now?
Speaker 2: Well, because after I came out, I realized that there
Speaker 2: are other things I needed to come out about. I
Speaker 2: think everybody's in a closet about something, and I was
Speaker 2: in a closet. It was more than just being gay.
Speaker 2: It was about of the feelings that I have. I
Speaker 2: was in a closet about sex, addiction, or how I
Speaker 2: am as a friend or all these things. Like just
Speaker 2: like I was a closeted person. I was holding everything
Speaker 2: inside and the show was an outlet for me, I'm
Speaker 2: an artist and I use art as a means of
Speaker 2: expression and as a means to heal, and so the
Speaker 2: show just felt like a natural. I was doing all
Speaker 2: these shows, I was doing stand up, and stand up
Speaker 2: started being kind of a form of therapy. It was
Speaker 2: like a reassociated therapy that I would just go up
Speaker 2: and I would talk about a problem that I have,
Speaker 2: a deep personal problem that I have. The response from
Speaker 2: the audience started being better. That's what I mean, Like
Speaker 2: people coming to the shows, like, like the heckles that
Speaker 2: I get as a comedian are so thoughtful, Like no
Speaker 2: comedian gets like the thought like people turn into therapist
Speaker 2: in in.
Speaker 7: The crowd audience.
Speaker 3: I'm not. I watched that and I was like, those
Speaker 3: heckles aren't real the audiences. No, No, Like people are smart.
Speaker 3: I believe that. I believe that, Like Twitter isn't just
Speaker 3: the that's not what the world is.
Speaker 12: Like.
Speaker 1: I hate it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, listen, sometimes I search your name to make me
Speaker 2: feel better about myself. What they said about Charlemagne.
Speaker 1: I hate.
Speaker 2: No, But the heckles that I get are thoughtful responses
Speaker 2: because you open yourself up and people open themselves up,
Speaker 2: like like they they respond in kind, and so I'm
Speaker 2: glad you're a good friend to your friends who are
Speaker 2: expressing themselves to you. How did you deal with the
Speaker 2: sex edition?
Speaker 3: Sex edition? I'm still he's dealing with it.
Speaker 7: Still, he's trying to figure it out.
Speaker 1: I'm getting my candle showed you you just be on
Speaker 1: grind before your boyfriend was on grind.
Speaker 7: That was that was that had to be before your boyfriend.
Speaker 3: Before my boyfriend. And you know, but yeah, sex sex,
Speaker 3: it's just something else.
Speaker 13: Man.
Speaker 3: You gotta keep watching the show.
Speaker 4: You had a good explanation, though, you said, because you
Speaker 4: waited so long to come out. Yeah, so now you
Speaker 4: feel like a seventeen year old. Yeah, yeah, having making up, making.
Speaker 2: Up for lost time, like just like yeah, they're they're
Speaker 2: like my emotional maturity level was a bit delayed. That's
Speaker 2: it's a little embarrassing to admit, but true. But even that,
Speaker 2: I do think there are certain aspects of my personality
Speaker 2: that I inherit from my father. I've been reading about
Speaker 2: that a lot, just like being you know, you you
Speaker 2: learn how to be a man from your dad, and
Speaker 2: I learned he he's gonna.
Speaker 3: Get mad because hes gonna watch this always throwing me
Speaker 3: under the bus.
Speaker 2: But it's just true, like it's something you learn therapy
Speaker 2: that like, I hope this is how you model yourself
Speaker 2: as a man. And so yeah, I looked to sex
Speaker 2: as a form of validation for my manlihood, like to
Speaker 2: make me feel like a man.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what did this show doing for you?
Speaker 1: That therapy?
Speaker 2: Can't been using it as a form of therapy because
Speaker 2: therapy is exploring yourself and exploring on your past, but
Speaker 2: it's not necessarily confrontation. I still needed a tool to
Speaker 2: be confident enough to have a conversation with my dad
Speaker 2: that I'd be terrified having otherwise, Like you know, if
Speaker 2: I'm home in North Carolina, I'm just like, you know, smiling,
Speaker 2: being a good son, being the son that they want
Speaker 2: me to be. And I'm not saying the real things,
Speaker 2: asking the real questions when the camera's on. I've become
Speaker 2: like a journalist for my own life, like no, no, no,
Speaker 2: what's that you said?
Speaker 1: Ninety eight?
Speaker 3: You know, I get real real like but but but
Speaker 3: without the cameras, I'm afraid you do show how much
Speaker 3: of a friend you are too. Yeah, no, you did,
Speaker 3: pool was foul?
Speaker 10: I know, I know.
Speaker 1: Can I tell your show you can't be a best
Speaker 1: man in a wedding and show an hour late. Yeah
Speaker 1: to the wedding, it's not your wedding, and then compare
Speaker 1: it to jury duty? Why?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 3: Look when is it hard?
Speaker 2: Because I'm a performer, and so I look at weddings
Speaker 2: as a show, like, all right, what is the show
Speaker 2: that we're going to like? But but I I love
Speaker 2: Pool and you know, I actually got to ahead and
Speaker 2: we've been talking a lot. I hope that he liked
Speaker 2: the episode. Like he's a very sweet, thoughtful friend and
Speaker 2: inspired me so much, and so I know I was
Speaker 2: a bad friend. Again, it's hard exposed like the show,
Speaker 2: I'm like the villain of my own show. I'm Eric
Speaker 2: Kane of my own show. Like I'm like people are like,
Speaker 2: because I'm exposed, I'm exposing myself in a real way,
Speaker 2: like the Like some of the worst parts of myself
Speaker 2: I'm putting out there, unedited, just like letting it, let
Speaker 2: in the world see and judge and criticize. But I
Speaker 2: feel bad for that, Like I felt bad an episode
Speaker 2: of It's something I'm deeply apologetic for. I'm learning. I'm
Speaker 2: still growing. I'm learning to not be as selfish. Sure,
Speaker 2: that's a means of self protection. Like I'm selfish because
Speaker 2: I'm scared and I'm learning not be as afraid.
Speaker 4: And the other thing you say on the show is
Speaker 4: being honest is cool until you have a reason to lie. Yeah,
Speaker 4: let me say, it's hard to tell the truth the
Speaker 4: people you love.
Speaker 3: Yeah, do you not feel that way? Do you not
Speaker 3: feel that way? Sometimes?
Speaker 12: Like?
Speaker 2: Yeah, because the consequences of hurt him, the stakes are
Speaker 2: so high.
Speaker 3: I say that to my mom.
Speaker 2: I'm like, like, sometime I'm talking to my mom, I'm like, hey,
Speaker 2: be careful what you say to me, because I'll remember
Speaker 2: for the rest of my life every word that she says.
Speaker 1: It's so yeah, Yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 3: Is Michael an industry plant? Am I an industry plant?
Speaker 1: Plant?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 2: I mean, listen, I wish the Illuminati was real. I
Speaker 2: wish that I could be a plant. I'd signed up
Speaker 2: in a heartbeat. No, I actually, unfortunately, I had to
Speaker 2: work hard to get where I am. I had to
Speaker 2: like like think and expose. I'm exposing so much of
Speaker 2: my life. I've worked very, very hard to get where
Speaker 2: I am. But yeah, if I could get.
Speaker 3: To the top, want you because you want to do it?
Speaker 1: I'm saying that I'm saying as a joke.
Speaker 2: I'm saying as like like like like I because Lourell
Speaker 2: was defending you on Club, you know, you know the
Speaker 2: funny thing too, like if I may now sound like
Speaker 2: a rapper, but like like a lot of these comedians
Speaker 2: who like criticized me, is like no, no, Like before
Speaker 2: I came out, coming out was the hardest thing I
Speaker 2: ever did in my life. I was like afraid. I also,
Speaker 2: I had multiple specials. I had a sitcom on NBC
Speaker 2: that ran for three three seasons. I had and I
Speaker 2: was faking. I was getting other people shows like I was.
Speaker 2: I was more successful than them.
Speaker 3: Straight. So then to pretend that like, oh, like he
Speaker 3: came out, like that's silly, That's silly.
Speaker 1: I don't even entertain that. I want to ask because
Speaker 1: you just mentioned something. You said that you had all
Speaker 1: this great stuff going on before you came out.
Speaker 4: So do you feel like coming out as gay is
Speaker 4: taking away the focus on on everything you've done in
Speaker 4: your career?
Speaker 3: Show still exists streaming on Who I Google you? What's
Speaker 3: gonna come up to say what you said? If you
Speaker 3: google Dave? It's all transgender stuff.
Speaker 1: I talked about.
Speaker 3: Watch the show. I hope people watch the show, like
Speaker 3: if you if you see the show, you'll see the truth.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 2: I'm confident in that, Like you know, I think this,
Speaker 2: Like up top, I was just upset because something untrue
Speaker 2: was I say enough true things to talk about, Like
Speaker 2: I don't need any lies. I don't need any of that.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I'm I'm making art about my life and
Speaker 2: and I'm really proud of it. I hope people watch
Speaker 2: the show.
Speaker 3: I think the show is funny, kind of funny, funny
Speaker 3: like man, y'all so straight, so it's just Paul's funny.
Speaker 3: Like Jesus Christ, you are so strength.
Speaker 9: Congratulations Jesus, come on Michael, ladies and brought you a candle.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much, and you can check out the
Speaker 3: reality show Fridays on HBO Max. Thank you brother for
Speaker 3: Jordan's thanks for having me very much.
Speaker 4: Number one record in the country for three weeks in
Speaker 4: a row, driving the clude bombs of Future Metro and
Speaker 4: Kendrid Kendrick, You're still on the clock because Drake replied
Speaker 4: directly to that Bird would push up you on the.
Speaker 1: Clock, baby, not a pip squeaked. I don't like that.
Speaker 3: I don't like to show shame it either. Well little
Speaker 3: people over here, all right, well let's get to Jess
Speaker 3: with the.
Speaker 20: Mehens is reals, just Corrobbor Moore just don't do no lines,
Speaker 20: don't do that talk.
Speaker 3: Nobody talk. Roy j worldwide matters.
Speaker 1: On the breakfast clubs.
Speaker 3: He's the coaching shit.
Speaker 12: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 12: understand something that nobody could get you to see.
Speaker 6: This time to set it off.
Speaker 7: So Rudy Gobert reflects on that. I say, I write Gobert.
Speaker 3: Gobert, I'm really really killing us.
Speaker 8: So for those who don't know, he's a basketball player.
Speaker 8: He plays put in Minnesota Timberwolves. He wrote an essay
Speaker 8: for the players tributing about experience and racism from close
Speaker 8: family members. So for some bad story, his mother, who
Speaker 8: was white, met his father, who was black, while he
Speaker 8: was playing professional football, I mean professional basketball in France.
Speaker 7: His dad returned to the Caribbean when Ruby was only
Speaker 7: two years old.
Speaker 8: When Rudy was only two years old, he talked about
Speaker 8: a conversation between his mother and certain family members who
Speaker 8: didn't welcome Rudy because he was black. So he couldn't
Speaker 8: go to certain family gatherings around the holidays and stuff
Speaker 8: like that, like the big Christmas dinner at a certain
Speaker 8: family member's house. They told his mother, we don't want
Speaker 8: that baby in our house, like around our family or
Speaker 8: anything like that. Yeah, he said that his mom was devastated,
Speaker 8: and the two of them just ended up spending holidays together.
Speaker 8: Rudy says it was a painful memory, but one that
Speaker 8: he needed to share, and he also says that from
Speaker 8: that moment on, his mother became his protector and provider
Speaker 8: and motivation.
Speaker 3: I love that.
Speaker 7: That's such an interesting story.
Speaker 3: Absolutely.
Speaker 1: Now he's making two undred and five million dollars for
Speaker 1: five years and everybody loves Rudy.
Speaker 3: Is Rudy? Why is it Rudy coming for the holiday?
Speaker 2: Down?
Speaker 3: Let me fix your plate, Rudy. They let a little
Speaker 3: biracial man.
Speaker 7: Ain't that crazy?
Speaker 3: He was a biracial baby. They didn't life.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, just a little baby, a rich grow man.
Speaker 3: Why do people give biracial kids or biracial adults such
Speaker 3: a hard time?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 3: Whether it was tell us I'm not biracial.
Speaker 1: That's crazy, that's about him. Both my parents are black,
Speaker 1: so sir. But like, if you look at a Barack
Speaker 1: Obomb or j Cole or Dree or whatever. That's the
Speaker 1: first thing that they go to lunch. That's the first
Speaker 1: thing they go to because every now and in that
Speaker 1: whiteness come out of That's all he reminds us.
Speaker 8: Saying, but that's the problem what they are too like
Speaker 8: you can't say.
Speaker 3: That that is true, but you can't pick that you
Speaker 3: was going to be a camp. Oh my gosh, who
Speaker 3: is I'm just saying.
Speaker 8: Anyway, Anyway, Gonna announces his new album, One of One. Okay,
Speaker 8: I'm really really happy for this because Gonna makes some
Speaker 8: dope music. He does always always have, and you know
Speaker 8: hopefully he always will. A month before its upcoming Bitter
Speaker 8: Tour Suite, He's announced his fifth album Now. He released
Speaker 8: the cover art, but he didn't release the date. And
Speaker 8: in more Gunner News, he sat down with Double Xel
Speaker 8: to talk about his relationship with Young Thug and all
Speaker 8: the snitching allegations. This is his first interview since being
Speaker 8: released from jail. Since he've been in jail or whatever.
Speaker 8: As you may know, Gonna face legal troubles in twenty
Speaker 8: twenty two and Young thugs Ysel case. After spending only
Speaker 8: seven months in jail, Gunna was released in December twenty
Speaker 8: twenty two with the Plea deal, so he entered an
Speaker 8: alt Ford plea. Many of his peers considered the Outpha
Speaker 8: plea to be snitching. Ghanna was then asked about his
Speaker 8: relationship with Young Thug and he said, it's the same.
Speaker 7: It's love always. Our relationship is our relationship.
Speaker 8: And when asked about rappers including themselves in it, like
Speaker 8: Little Dirk twenty one Savage a little baby, alluding to
Speaker 8: him snitching, he said, none of them are part of
Speaker 8: the case and don't know legally what's going on.
Speaker 7: So basically, like mind everybody business basically.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 3: Folks were so quick to pick a side.
Speaker 1: Well, you haven't heard anything from Thug and didn't they
Speaker 1: just say Gunno will not be toughifying?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, They tell the situation he won't testifying, yeah yeah.
Speaker 8: So and then for another story, this is a little heavy,
Speaker 8: but North Carolina man is killed by carjacker after he
Speaker 8: tried to shoot him at point blank range four times.
Speaker 3: That's crazy.
Speaker 13: The video that's gone a lot of attention on social
Speaker 13: medium shows two NCDOT employees acting as Good Samaritans intervened
Speaker 13: to stop the carjacking where told the man in the
Speaker 13: yellow vest is thirty eight year old Jonathan Lecompte. Investigators
Speaker 13: say when Comped attempted to stop twenty eight year old
Speaker 13: Ricky Driggers from carjacking another vehicle, Driggers jumped into la
Speaker 13: Comp's Dot vehicle. You can hear la Comp fire several
Speaker 13: point blain gunshots at Driggers before he put the truck
Speaker 13: in reverse and backed away. That's when la Comp was
Speaker 13: hit and later died at the hospital. Driggers was arrested
Speaker 13: a short time later after he wrecked the stolen vehicle
Speaker 13: on Selma Road near Highway forty one.
Speaker 3: That vide was crazy.
Speaker 7: I seen the video I saw yesterday.
Speaker 3: You see the video.
Speaker 1: It's crazy.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it is crazy. He he shot him up so
Speaker 7: close though, like and still missed. But that's the thing.
Speaker 8: I wonder if his truck was bulletproof the window, because
Speaker 8: like it seemed like he still was shooting after the
Speaker 8: guy closed the door.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, if you didn't see the video. First
Speaker 1: of all, I didn't know Dot carries a gun on.
Speaker 6: Him like that.
Speaker 3: That was crazy.
Speaker 7: That wasn't no little pistol.
Speaker 3: But yeah, he was shooting at the guy as the
Speaker 3: guy was walking in the car.
Speaker 1: And that's why sometimes you have to understand the story
Speaker 1: because when I first seen it, I didn't know what
Speaker 1: the hell was going on. So he was shooting at
Speaker 1: the guy that got backed up, and that I guess.
Speaker 1: He put his gun back in his pocket and started
Speaker 1: walking away. Didn't even pay the guy any attention.
Speaker 8: But you hear in the video he said he's gonna
Speaker 8: drive up, He's gonna drive up, and then he runs
Speaker 8: in the path where the guy was driving and then
Speaker 8: he hit him.
Speaker 7: And you said how he went up in the air.
Speaker 8: No, he was definitely not gonna make it, so yeah,
Speaker 8: definitely said And this happened last month actually in Lumberton,
Speaker 8: North Carolina.
Speaker 3: I think it was. Was there a ply on on
Speaker 3: that vehicle. It was on in front of that vehicle, YEP,
Speaker 3: And he was.
Speaker 8: Trying to steal somebody else's truck at first, and then
Speaker 8: the guy who the dlt the guy he was trying
Speaker 8: to help, and then the guy jumped in his truck.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so.
Speaker 7: No, it is not man. So yeah, prayers up to
Speaker 7: his family that is dress with the mess for the
Speaker 7: second hour.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Jess Charlamaye, don't hear to day.
Speaker 13: We gave it.
Speaker 4: Lakeisha Woods Williams of Texas. We need to she needs
Speaker 4: to come to the front of the congregation. We'd like
Speaker 4: to have a world with her.
Speaker 1: Sometimes in life you really have to ask what you
Speaker 1: can afford to do, and what you can afford to
Speaker 1: do is not always financial.
Speaker 3: We'll discuss all right, we'll get to that next. It's
Speaker 3: the breakfast club. Good morning, wake, you're like to enter
Speaker 3: the breakfast club. Your execution from the Donkey of the
Speaker 3: Day is something.
Speaker 6: To go for you to read.
Speaker 7: They gave me donkey other day and I deserve that.
Speaker 3: You need to know.
Speaker 7: You need to tell them. I am you have the
Speaker 7: boys tell.
Speaker 3: Them it's time for Donkey of the Day. It's a read.
Speaker 1: But you're so good at Charlomagne.
Speaker 11: Alady wants charlomage.
Speaker 3: I don't know, damn slomame.
Speaker 7: Who do your giving dusky other day too?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 4: Yes, Donkey to Day for Tuesday, April sixteenth goes to
Speaker 4: twenty nine year old Lakeisha Woods Williams of Texas.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 4: Lakeisha was hit with two charges of child endangerment last
Speaker 4: Thursday after police officers found her eight year old and
Speaker 4: six year old child alone in their high rise apartment complex.
Speaker 3: Now, I know we've heard these stories before.
Speaker 1: Parents leave their kids home alone so they can go
Speaker 1: to work, sometimes the club, sometimes to the grocery.
Speaker 4: Store real quick. But Lakeisha, oh, she had bigger plans.
Speaker 4: See Lakeisha didn't leave for a couple of hours. No,
Speaker 4: Lakeisha decided she needed to be gone for nearly a week.
Speaker 4: What would cause the woman to leave her kids for
Speaker 4: nearly a week? Let's go to ABC thirteen.
Speaker 1: I was his news.
Speaker 18: Williams.
Speaker 15: Williams is accused of leaving her six year old daughter
Speaker 15: and eight year old son home alone at their luxury
Speaker 15: high rise in the Memorial City area while she flew
Speaker 15: to Florida and bordered a cruise to Puerto Rico. Both
Speaker 15: juveniles held officers that they had been left alone since
Speaker 15: April fourth. The young children were said to be left
Speaker 15: alone to fend for themselves for at least five days,
Speaker 15: and told deputies they didn't know when their mother was
Speaker 15: coming home. The Preestinct five Constable's office responded to William's
Speaker 15: apartment for a welfare check on Tuesday and noted that
Speaker 15: the apartment was in a state of disarray. They say
Speaker 15: it smelled like urine and said it was obvious the
Speaker 15: children had tried to make themselves meals. Court records say
Speaker 15: police found a phone and a camera that she was
Speaker 15: using to communicate with the children while she was gone.
Speaker 15: When deputies tried to contact Williams, they say she was
Speaker 15: not cooperative and changed her story about where she was.
Speaker 15: She was rested Thursday evening.
Speaker 4: Don't matter where you were, like you was going away
Speaker 4: from the kids for a week. Okay, why did this
Speaker 4: remind me of Jay and styling?
Speaker 10: Bob?
Speaker 3: Remember that?
Speaker 20: What the hell?
Speaker 3: Excuse me? Who's watching these babies? Fat one's watching the
Speaker 3: little one?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 1: Nice parent, Lakeisha, after parent. We all want a vacation
Speaker 1: from our kids.
Speaker 4: Okay, you take My wife and I don't take vacations,
Speaker 4: but we just go and get away from the kids
Speaker 4: for a while. Yes, the difference is we have babysitters
Speaker 4: and nannies and grandparents adult supervision.
Speaker 3: Imagine planning a vacation.
Speaker 1: Okay, you packing, You're getting your head done some nice
Speaker 1: protective style like con roles or full locks or Cinegalese twist.
Speaker 7: That's what they call, right, Jess, I don't know Senegalese was.
Speaker 3: What protective style you'll be getting full locks.
Speaker 7: I don't know Senegalese.
Speaker 1: She said, you know, okay, okay, you get you some
Speaker 1: nice little outfits, some pretty little things. She fashion over right, Jess, Yeah, boy,
Speaker 1: rainbow maybe rainbow. You go get you a manicure, headicure,
Speaker 1: You get you a wax. You're doing all the things
Speaker 1: to go on vacation. Meanwhile, you're just planning to leave
Speaker 1: your eight and six year old at home.
Speaker 21: Now.
Speaker 1: I know people can't afford proper child care. I get it,
Speaker 1: But if you can't afford the vacation and for someone
Speaker 1: to watch your kids, then maybe you can't afford to
Speaker 1: go on vacation.
Speaker 3: Why don't people think like that?
Speaker 1: Forget, if you can afford the cruise, can you afford
Speaker 1: to leave this eight and six year old home alone
Speaker 1: for a week?
Speaker 4: Dan says, no, okay. This woman was communicating with the
Speaker 4: kids via a camera in the apartment and be a
Speaker 4: text message to the eight year old.
Speaker 1: This whole situation is a prime example of Grandma no
Speaker 1: longer being in our lives. Where is Big Mama? Okay,
Speaker 1: where is Grandma? Where is Grandma? Nowadays?
Speaker 4: Grandma might have been on the cruise with her because
Speaker 4: grandma forty nine and the daughter twenty nine, and.
Speaker 3: Both of them working on Facebook the sexy.
Speaker 4: Rad Now both kids would checked by paramedics as well
Speaker 4: as child protective Services, and they've both have been removed
Speaker 4: from the apartment.
Speaker 3: And guess what now they are in care of their aunt.
Speaker 1: If they have an aunt that they can be in
Speaker 1: care of now, then why the hell weren't theyn care
Speaker 1: of the aunt while you was on the cruise.
Speaker 3: Maybe the aunt was there too, Maybe then.
Speaker 1: They wouldn't give him to the hunting right, Well, yeah,
Speaker 1: you're right.
Speaker 4: The fact that we can't make sense of any of
Speaker 4: this is exactly why we must give Lakeisha the credit
Speaker 4: she deserves being stupid. So please let Remy mar give
Speaker 4: Lakeisha Wood Williams the biggest he haw.
Speaker 3: He haw he ha.
Speaker 7: You stupid mother fuck?
Speaker 3: Are you dumb?
Speaker 1: You had a little time? I want to play a game?
Speaker 1: Sure he ain't playing game in a while, sulright, would
Speaker 1: you like to play a game?
Speaker 10: Up?
Speaker 3: Guess what races?
Speaker 1: Lakisha Woods Williams of Texas.
Speaker 7: Williams.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Lakeisha Woods Williams of Texas. Let her eight and
Speaker 4: six year old go, Let her eight and six year
Speaker 4: old stay home alone while she went on a cruise.
Speaker 3: Just hilarious.
Speaker 1: Yes, what is.
Speaker 3: Why do y'all think that? Why do y'all say that's
Speaker 3: so confidently?
Speaker 7: Lakeisha Woods Williams.
Speaker 17: Like, what.
Speaker 4: What did you talk about? Or the lau Keisha are
Speaker 4: the two last names Woods Williams, It's both.
Speaker 7: It's Lakeisha Woods Williams.
Speaker 1: I've never heard of a white Lakeisha, or Asian Lakeisha
Speaker 1: or a Latina Lakeisha. Yeah, that's what you'rell about to
Speaker 1: be surprised.
Speaker 6: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: No, better, not y'all about to be better?
Speaker 1: Not we should say by Rachel Well. Lakeisha Woods Williams
Speaker 1: just hilarious. And dj Envy is absolutely pure one.
Speaker 3: Hundred and blacks. Any word behavior, Now there's a difference.
Speaker 7: Word damn man, damn you and young. Yeah, most do
Speaker 7: you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 8: She looks younger than that, though, he wrote she had
Speaker 8: a hard life, but she's definitely she looks younger than
Speaker 8: twenty nine.
Speaker 1: No, it's just the over bite. Old bites make you
Speaker 1: look young, especially when you ain't smiling. Over bit you
Speaker 1: can tell. You can tell she got her mouth bulls
Speaker 1: was tucked over. The over bites make her look a
Speaker 1: little younger. Over bites make you look four five years younger,
Speaker 1: that's the fact.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Well she looked like she would do it again
Speaker 7: and again, Yes she would.
Speaker 3: She tried to send it up, right, she tried to
Speaker 3: set up the camera.
Speaker 1: She played bad little ravioli and quick little macaroon cheese
Speaker 1: the microwave. Look like she still got to protective handstyle
Speaker 1: she had on the crew.
Speaker 7: That's what I'm saying. That's what it's given because she.
Speaker 3: Got rested right when she got back.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, definitely that Lee's frant that's the late sprint
Speaker 8: and it's definitely sitting in the middle.
Speaker 7: It melted down, so it's definitely all right.
Speaker 3: Well, thank you Charlamagne for that donkey of dad.
Speaker 1: Yes, indeed, she's been trying out head up in jail
Speaker 1: lesson Now when we come back, doctor Cornell West and
Speaker 1: Molina Abdullah will be joining us.
Speaker 3: Malina Abdullah is actually his vice president.
Speaker 1: That's right. Yes, So we're gonna talk them when we
Speaker 1: come back, and don't move. It's to breakfast Sluggle Morning,
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Morning.
Speaker 1: Everybody's DJ Envy just hilarious, Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 3: We are the Breakfast Club. We got some special guests
Speaker 3: joining us this morning.
Speaker 1: That's right. We got the good brother doctor Cornell West Yes, indeed,
Speaker 1: and also his running Molina a'bdula welcome.
Speaker 22: The least thing to be here. My brother said he'd
Speaker 22: bring me back. He's a man of his word. Good
Speaker 22: to see you, my brother, j Envy, and I'm so
Speaker 22: blessed to be with sister Malina. She is one of
Speaker 22: the great freedom fighters of her generation. And we are
Speaker 22: running together for truth, justice and love. And we want
Speaker 22: people to see what it's like to have two black
Speaker 22: folk who have no fear, no lies, tell the truth,
Speaker 22: seek justice, and love the people.
Speaker 1: What made you want to choose Molina, doctor Cornell, You.
Speaker 22: Know, brother, I wanted to choose the best. I believe
Speaker 22: that excellence in in the form of vision and courage,
Speaker 22: willingness to put your body.
Speaker 5: On the line.
Speaker 22: She's a scholar, she's an intellectual. She's been to jail many, many,
Speaker 22: many times. They have attacked her in vicious ways. She's
Speaker 22: still standing with a tremendous sense of determination. And in
Speaker 22: that sense, it's just a matter of always acknowledging what
Speaker 22: we always do. And that's true for everybody around here.
Speaker 22: It's come from a great Black people who have the
Speaker 22: highest standards of excellence within our tradition. And I wanted
Speaker 22: to put a smile on the face of Fanny Louhaima
Speaker 22: and Martin Luther King Junior, Curtis Mayfield and Nina Simon.
Speaker 22: That's high standards because those of folks who are free.
Speaker 22: As my brother Clifton always says, I want to see
Speaker 22: whether you're on a plantation or not. But it's since
Speaker 22: they've never been on nobody's plantation. That's hard to find
Speaker 22: these days for black folk. And so to be able
Speaker 22: to work with her, work alongside her, learn from her,
Speaker 22: be instructed and inspired.
Speaker 5: It's a beautiful thing.
Speaker 4: And let the mos been to jail for good trouble.
Speaker 4: Trump has been in jail many times too. So I
Speaker 4: just want to put that out there.
Speaker 3: I was gonna ask, you know, you guys are running independently,
Speaker 3: and and people when they questioned the Democrats, or they
Speaker 3: questioned Biden, or they questioned Kamala Harris, they say people
Speaker 3: are going against their race, and people are going against
Speaker 3: what they quote unquote should be doing.
Speaker 1: What's your thoughts on that, because in all actuality, people
Speaker 1: will say that you guys are questioning them as well.
Speaker 22: That's true, that's true. Fanny Lou Hammers said, I'm questioning America,
Speaker 22: I'm questioning capitalism, I'm questioning patriarch and I'm questioning white supremacy.
Speaker 22: The folks who want to defend Biden and can't say
Speaker 22: mumbling word about the General sign and ethnic cleansing and
Speaker 22: the partized state of Israel, it means they're turning that back. Well, no,
Speaker 22: we don't come out of a tradition like that. We
Speaker 22: committed to jamal Leticia in the hood. We committed to
Speaker 22: Wan and juan Nita in the barrio. We committed to
Speaker 22: poor white, We committed the Palestinians, we committed to any folks.
Speaker 22: We committed the Jews when they catching hell we are
Speaker 22: around an eighteen thirty. We insolidated with you Jews against Hitler.
Speaker 22: Now right now you got genocide taking place in Gaza.
Speaker 22: We take a stand not out of self righteousness, but
Speaker 22: because we want to be moral and spiritual. That's who
Speaker 22: we are as a people. Man at our best, I'm
Speaker 22: not talking about our worst, at our best. And therefore
Speaker 22: you you got Trump, dead up gangster leading the country
Speaker 22: towards Civil War two. Biden war, criminal, leading the world
Speaker 22: towards World War Three. Now you're gonna choose between Civil
Speaker 22: War two and World War three? What you're gonna do.
Speaker 22: That's the history of black folk. For us, Pharaoh has
Speaker 22: always been on the blues, both sides of the bloody
Speaker 22: red sieves.
Speaker 5: What you're gonna do?
Speaker 22: Sing a song, what you're gonna do, Crack a smile,
Speaker 22: crack a joke, hug organize it, mobilized, and then make
Speaker 22: a way out of no way. That's the history of
Speaker 22: black folk. How have we made a way out of
Speaker 22: no way? I sit here, look at you, young brothers.
Speaker 5: I know what's in you.
Speaker 22: I know your grandparents. I know what they've been through.
Speaker 22: They made a way out of no way. Look at
Speaker 22: you sitting there with all this dignity. Couldn't do it
Speaker 22: by yourself. That's that rich tree audition inside of you.
Speaker 22: That's all we're trying to do. And that's true for
Speaker 22: my dear sister. Going back through Louisiana, we both got
Speaker 22: Louisiana ruts deep Louisiana. Even though she come out of
Speaker 22: East Oakland, so I mean, you know, she got jumped
Speaker 22: started like East Oakland's like Detroit and Chicago and Mississippi's
Speaker 22: even deeping them, all of them. We won't get into
Speaker 22: that right now. South South Carolina was it month's corner?
Speaker 1: Oh Lord, haven't meted? How do we get people to
Speaker 1: get out of the mind frame where I only can
Speaker 1: vote for Democrat or Republican?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 3: I say it all the time.
Speaker 1: A lot of people are from years and years and
Speaker 1: years of grandparents voting Democrat, and great grandparents and then
Speaker 1: parents and then yourselves. How do we get him out
Speaker 1: to think outside of the box? Right? Because automatically, when
Speaker 1: somebody sees somebody running as an independent, they think, well,
Speaker 1: he is or she is, there's no way that they
Speaker 1: can possibly win. They're just somebody in there to start
Speaker 1: trouble and to mess up the Democrats.
Speaker 3: So how do we get people to change that view?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 22: I think part of it is curtzy me, Ma, if
Speaker 22: you got this song, no thing on me. I'm so
Speaker 22: glad I got my own, so glad that I can
Speaker 22: see my life is a natural high. The man can't
Speaker 22: put no thing on me. It depends on what you see.
Speaker 22: When we see, we have to see a system. You
Speaker 22: can't just look at two parties. You got to see
Speaker 22: how both of them are tied to Wall Street, a Pentagon,
Speaker 22: both of them tied to war, both of them tied
Speaker 22: to greed, And so you have to have an understanding
Speaker 22: of how the system operates and then say, ah, I
Speaker 22: want to be critical of the system. I'm not just
Speaker 22: critical of Trump's gangsterism. I can see how Trump's gangsterism
Speaker 22: is inseparable from Biden's genocidal policies, facilitating genocide and Gozza.
Speaker 22: So you begin to see how the system operates and
Speaker 22: connects what's happening with the Palestinians in Goza, but what's
Speaker 22: happening in Black folk and Harlem, what's happening with poor
Speaker 22: whites in Kentucky, what's happening with poor Latinos in East la.
Speaker 22: And that is a different way of seeing the world.
Speaker 22: That's why our artists at the height that none needed
Speaker 22: some more than others. They help us to see things
Speaker 22: we didn't see. Then the question becomes how do you implement?
Speaker 22: How do you execute? Usually when you see and you
Speaker 22: raise your voice, you get incarcerated or assassinated. That's what
Speaker 22: the system does to free black people. So you have
Speaker 22: to be willing to pay that cost. And that's exactly
Speaker 22: what the cost we're willing to pay, how come, because
Speaker 22: we love the people and the only thing that breaks
Speaker 22: the back of fear is love. And if you don't
Speaker 22: love the people, then get out of the way and
Speaker 22: going and sell out, going to sell your soul for
Speaker 22: mesapology and tell people lies, Tell them how great Biden is.
Speaker 22: Tell them Biden has always been concerned with portfolio. He's
Speaker 22: an architect of mass incarceration. That's a crime against humanity.
Speaker 22: I've taught in prisons for forty one years. I've seen
Speaker 22: it go from two hundred thousand and two point three
Speaker 22: million right before my very eyes. That's a crime against humanity.
Speaker 22: That's my brothers and sisters in there. Don't lie, don't
Speaker 22: wanna be lying on Biden in that sense. So it's
Speaker 22: that kind of truth telling that we need, and that's
Speaker 22: kind and it's rooted in love.
Speaker 3: You know, Malini, you found it.
Speaker 4: You were the co founder of the LA chapter of
Speaker 4: the Black Lives Matter movement, and in twenty twenty two
Speaker 4: you got police took you out of a Marrow debate. Well,
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna say took you out, that'd be kindie.
Speaker 4: They dragged you out. You know, what was the reasoning
Speaker 4: behind it.
Speaker 18: They carried me out by all fours, so that means
Speaker 18: on each limb I had a different cop pulling me
Speaker 18: from each limb on the last day Ramadan with my
Speaker 18: legs sprawled open. It was not only brutal, it was humiliating,
Speaker 18: it was dehumanizing. There is no justifiable reason for them
Speaker 18: doing that.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry you had to go through all of that.
Speaker 1: Is it true that you sued BLM?
Speaker 18: I sued, and I should be very clear. Black Lives
Speaker 18: Matter grass Roots, which is the side of Black Lives
Speaker 18: Matter that I represent. We're the boots on the ground.
Speaker 18: We're thirty three chapters around the country. Black Lives Matter
Speaker 18: grass Roots is the real BLM. When you think of
Speaker 18: Black Lives Matter being in the streets, organizing alongside families,
Speaker 18: that's who we are. In twenty twenty two, our resources
Speaker 18: and platforms were stolen by a group of highly paid consultants,
Speaker 18: and we know we have a right to those things back,
Speaker 18: and so we sue them. After trying to convince them
Speaker 18: to do the right thing, and that wasn't going to happen.
Speaker 18: They refused to listen to the voices of the people.
Speaker 18: We did file a lawsuit in September of twenty twenty two.
Speaker 1: All Right, we got more with doctor Cornell Wes and
Speaker 1: Malina Abdullah.
Speaker 3: When we come back, don't move. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 10: That's right.
Speaker 1: We are the Breakfast Club DJ and V Jesse, Larry
Speaker 1: Charlamagne to God, we're still kicking it with Malina Abdullah
Speaker 1: and doctor Cornell West. Now I got a question, what
Speaker 1: policies would you implement that you feel that biding is
Speaker 1: not doing for black people? Biden and Trump and Trump.
Speaker 22: Well, first thing's reparations. Second thing is abolition of poverty,
Speaker 22: abolition of unhousedness, supporting militant wing of the trade union
Speaker 22: movement that's fighting for wages for workers across the board.
Speaker 22: And what my dear sister was talking about, disinvestment from
Speaker 22: military eight hundred military units around the world, special operation
Speaker 22: in one hundred and thirty countries. That's an empire. We're
Speaker 22: anti impeerless America that need to be an empire. We
Speaker 22: got to be a nation among other nations. We don't
Speaker 22: need to dominate every nook and cranny of the world.
Speaker 22: So all of those resources, the tradings of dollars going
Speaker 22: into military sixty two cent for every one dollar in
Speaker 22: the discretion and every budget that's going to housing. We
Speaker 22: can stop this gentrification taking places, power grab and land grab,
Speaker 22: pushing out poor and working people, pushing up the prices,
Speaker 22: the greed of Wall Street, the greed of corporations and
Speaker 22: oligopolies and monopolies, and dealing with the ecological crisis with
Speaker 22: the fossil fuel companies. So that that is a way
Speaker 22: of going back to Kurz Mayfield.
Speaker 3: What we see the.
Speaker 22: Lens through which you view the world, and we view
Speaker 22: the world through the lens of those Frans for known
Speaker 22: call the wretched of the earth. I don't view the
Speaker 22: world through stock market. I don't view the world through
Speaker 22: how many black faces are in high places when their
Speaker 22: cousins getting crushed. It's a different way of engaging politics.
Speaker 22: It's what my brother calls the paradigm shift. We are
Speaker 22: not politicians. She been running for justice all of her
Speaker 22: adult life. I've been running for justice all of my
Speaker 22: adult life. We need people to get in politics who
Speaker 22: already been running for justice, running for truth and into politics.
Speaker 22: Don't into politics and think all of a sudden you're
Speaker 22: gonna be a truth teller. That ain't gonna happen. Biden Trump,
Speaker 22: you know the rematch is coming in November. What do
Speaker 22: you think the Democrats have done well? We know who
Speaker 22: the Republicans are, but what do you think the Democrats
Speaker 22: have done well?
Speaker 1: If anything, the one.
Speaker 22: Thing they did was cut child poverty in half, because
Speaker 22: we put a lot of pressure on and what happened.
Speaker 5: It expired and it's doubled again.
Speaker 22: So they did something well for a little bit and
Speaker 22: then fell back, and of course we got a long
Speaker 22: thing at what they're not doing well.
Speaker 1: But my dear sister, you're just ready right.
Speaker 18: I mean, I think that there are individual Democrats who
Speaker 18: are doing really beautiful things, who are stepping forward and
Speaker 18: courage So Corey Bush is an inspiration to me. Jamaal
Speaker 18: Bowman is doing phenomenal work. Ayana Presley is carrying a
Speaker 18: bill for us right now called the Ending Qualified Immunity Act.
Speaker 18: And so I think that there are some courageous Democrats.
Speaker 18: Unfortunately they are too few and far between. So overall
Speaker 18: as a political party, they are cowering to corporate interests.
Speaker 18: They are abiding by what corporations want, what the few want,
Speaker 18: as you put it, what the haves want, rather than
Speaker 18: representing what the working class people want. They're not supporting
Speaker 18: people like one of the people I'm most inspired by
Speaker 18: is down the street from you, Chris Malls and the
Speaker 18: Amazon label. Yeah, Chris is my folks, And you know
Speaker 18: that's the kind of labor union we want. And we're
Speaker 18: not seeing the of support for real labor, for radical
Speaker 18: labor unions like we need, like we should be expecting
Speaker 18: from the Democratic Party, although there are some individual courageous Democrats.
Speaker 3: What do you think about the student loan forgiveness?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 22: Shoot, that should have been in place a long time ago,
Speaker 22: my god, across the board. And not only that, but
Speaker 22: well to have free education, free healthcare, and we ought
Speaker 22: to have a right to housing. It was just a
Speaker 22: reclaimed movement there on the East Side Cafe in Los Angeles,
Speaker 22: and he got all these homes empty and got hundreds
Speaker 22: and hundreds of folk.
Speaker 5: Nowhere to go. And of course we know Pastor Q
Speaker 5: in skid Row right, the Church without a Wall.
Speaker 10: That's Q.
Speaker 18: We know Los Angeles Community Action Network again, our policies
Speaker 18: and if you look at our platform at Cornell West
Speaker 18: twenty twenty four, I was before I was invited onto
Speaker 18: this ticket, I was inspired by the platform. I was
Speaker 18: inspired by doctor West. I was inspired by a visionary
Speaker 18: plan to build what we can have when we make
Speaker 18: different choices, when we refuse to again fuel genocide at
Speaker 18: a cost of hundreds of billions of dollars. Right, we
Speaker 18: can't have housing for all. When you ask about student debt,
Speaker 18: you know there's a cancelation of a limited amount of
Speaker 18: student debt. But there shouldn't be student debt in the
Speaker 18: first place, because education should be free from birth through doctorate.
Speaker 18: Education should be free. And so these are the kinds
Speaker 18: of choices that we make. We know that budgets are
Speaker 18: some of the most serious moral and ethical documents, and
Speaker 18: they are zero sum games. So if you're spending on
Speaker 18: a military industrial complex, you're not housing your folks. And
Speaker 18: we want to make the choice to house our folks,
Speaker 18: to feed our folks, to provide quality health care for all.
Speaker 18: Those are the things that you'll get, and those are
Speaker 18: the things that we're proposing to the world to make
Speaker 18: different choices with this campaign.
Speaker 1: How would you handle the di situation if you're president
Speaker 1: doctor CORNEWA.
Speaker 22: Well, one, I would never use a language DEI is
Speaker 22: what is diversity? No, we're talking about truth and justice.
Speaker 22: We got a vicious legacy white supremacy exclude black folk
Speaker 22: for over one hundred some years, and then you're gonna say, well,
Speaker 22: we got a diversity program for y'all. Now, No, we
Speaker 22: want truth, we want justice. It's reparations. And therefore the
Speaker 22: language was wrong for me. The DEI issue is one
Speaker 22: of which it never it never should have been dee
Speaker 22: I should have been truth, justice, but it now DEI.
Speaker 22: You support it, and you know it's a vicious attack
Speaker 22: on black folk. You see it at Harvard. It's a
Speaker 22: sad thing. Sister Claudine becomes a poster child for anti symbitism.
Speaker 22: I mean, ain't got an anti Semitic bone in her
Speaker 22: Haitian body.
Speaker 5: That's sick. That's ridiculous.
Speaker 3: What do you think?
Speaker 18: And I'll just add you know it was already said brilliantly,
Speaker 18: but I've been thinking also about it overnight. The I,
Speaker 18: the inclusion part. I actually don't want to be included
Speaker 18: in a fundamentally oppressive system, right, So the inclusion the
Speaker 18: I is reminding us that they're not willing to transform
Speaker 18: an oppressive system into a liberatory one. They're only willing
Speaker 18: to say a few of y'all can come in the door.
Speaker 18: And what we want is the transformation of these systems
Speaker 18: so that we can all use them for our liberation
Speaker 18: and freedom.
Speaker 10: Right.
Speaker 18: We do want quality education, We do want accessible education.
Speaker 18: We do want liberatory models of education, where ethnic studies,
Speaker 18: where Pan African studies, which is what I teach, is part.
Speaker 18: It's foundational because it's as important for you to take
Speaker 18: a class for me as it is to take a
Speaker 18: math class. I don't know a bit of algebra, right,
Speaker 18: I don't know a bit of algebra anymore. But I
Speaker 18: do not need to know my history, my background, my power,
Speaker 18: how systems work. And so we want liberatory models of education,
Speaker 18: not just an inclusion into a system that's fundamentally oppressive.
Speaker 3: Now, how can people donate and make sure they support
Speaker 3: and follow the cause.
Speaker 22: Yes, my sister said, it's corner West two O two
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Speaker 22: We are turning the corner. And the fact that Malina
Speaker 22: Abdulah said yes takes us to a different level because
Speaker 22: we got new vision, new intellect, new energy, new courage
Speaker 22: coming together.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, we appreciate you guys for.
Speaker 1: Joining us, and that's all you tell you not to
Speaker 1: the corner. West, don't be a stranger, bro That's right.
Speaker 3: Were you so kind you said that?
Speaker 1: It's right, Doctor Cornell West, Malina Abdullah, thank you for
Speaker 1: joining us.
Speaker 3: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning everybody. We are to Breakfast Club on this Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, yes, sun is out as nice outside of
Speaker 1: beautiful be se not yet, yes it is. Yesterday was
Speaker 1: definitely monthy.
Speaker 4: Well yesterday some of you all left the house because
Speaker 4: it was chilly in the morning, right and didn't know
Speaker 4: it was gonna turn eighty. And then around noon the
Speaker 4: Monday down started humming and coming at you, Come.
Speaker 3: On you all right, let's get to jest with the message.
Speaker 14: US is real.
Speaker 3: Jessica robber Lord. Just don't do the lines.
Speaker 8: Don't do that time talking to she don't spell nobody
Speaker 8: talk the world why jes worldwide.
Speaker 1: On the Breakfast Club. She's a coach of ship.
Speaker 12: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 12: understand something that.
Speaker 3: Nobody could get you to see this time to set
Speaker 3: it off.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 7: So latest news in Alec Baldwin's case.
Speaker 8: A judge sentence Hannah Guthres read to eighteen months in
Speaker 8: prison after jury, the jury found her guilty of involuntary manslaughter.
Speaker 7: The jury convicted her on March sixth.
Speaker 8: So the rushed armorer is the person responsible for the
Speaker 8: firearms on on set where the sene for cinematographer Helena
Speaker 8: Hutchins was shot and killed back in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 7: Hutchins had been.
Speaker 8: Preparing for a close up shot when Alec Baldwin was
Speaker 8: holding a gun and discharged. Okay, and Hannah's statement, she said,
Speaker 8: first and foremost, my heart aches for the Hutchinson family
Speaker 8: and friends and colleagues as well. It has been a
Speaker 8: tragedy since it occurred, and Helena has been and always
Speaker 8: will be an inspiration to me.
Speaker 7: I understand that she was taken too soon, and I
Speaker 7: pray that you all find peace.
Speaker 8: She currently has been in jail for about a month,
Speaker 8: and Alec Baldwin is heading to trial for involuntary manslaughter
Speaker 8: as well in July. But this was interesting because his
Speaker 8: original charges were dropped last April and then they bought
Speaker 8: them back on January nineteen, so he's still gonna be
Speaker 8: tried for in voluntary manslat and.
Speaker 4: He beats all the charges because Balwin should not be
Speaker 4: held guilty for anything. Like you're on a set, there's
Speaker 4: so many checks and balances that happened before that prop
Speaker 4: gun gets to you.
Speaker 3: Why was it even a real gun? Why was there
Speaker 3: real bulletin to come?
Speaker 1: And not even that when I don't know how it
Speaker 1: is before, but now when you go on set, they
Speaker 1: make the actual actors check the gun to make sure
Speaker 1: there's no bullets in the gun like they actually you
Speaker 1: have to check it a precaution to make sure, and
Speaker 1: then they're not allowed to actually point the gun at
Speaker 1: the person. The person they pointed off it looks like it.
Speaker 1: So there's so many precautions. I wonder if that was
Speaker 1: the case during that, and they.
Speaker 8: Actually have like somebody to come before the scene. They
Speaker 8: prepped the scene with another person who comes and makes it.
Speaker 8: I never seen the actor do it, but I've seen
Speaker 8: like an actual person shoot the gun. I think that
Speaker 8: somebody that they have in training to train you on
Speaker 8: how to get ready for these.
Speaker 1: Least New York when I was acting on that show
Speaker 1: a couple of months ago, that actually had to check it.
Speaker 7: Well, that was wrong? Was that be filmed?
Speaker 3: That's not like somebody was cutting costs the fact that
Speaker 3: I check their own gun.
Speaker 1: He's crazy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it didn't be a real gun.
Speaker 7: I know, I know well and other news. Now listen,
Speaker 7: I need you all to get into this.
Speaker 3: This is for y'all.
Speaker 8: This is why I'm reporting this because y'all two are men,
Speaker 8: and I don't know how y'all be sleeping. But a
Speaker 8: man suffers penal fracture during sleep. Okay, So this guy
Speaker 8: was twenty seven years ol when he's from Tunis. Yeah,
Speaker 8: so this is worldwide news. I mean, he had to
Speaker 8: go through an emergency surgical surgery after fracturing it's penis
Speaker 8: while he was sleep, all right, he reportedly He reportedly
Speaker 8: rolled over on his erected penis while sleeping. I don't
Speaker 8: know what type of dream it was, behinwd, he was real,
Speaker 8: all right, which led to a snap sound and enters
Speaker 8: pain and swollen Yes. At first, he ignored the symptoms
Speaker 8: and waited thirty six hours before going to a hospital.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 8: According to the doctor's penal fractures, although they are rare,
Speaker 8: they demand urgent surgical attention due to their potentially severe consequences.
Speaker 8: All right, A penis is technically boneless, so it's no
Speaker 8: you know, it's like a little chicken, you know what
Speaker 8: I'm saying, like one of the more wings.
Speaker 7: So it's no bones.
Speaker 8: But the fracture is a tear in the tissue that
Speaker 8: allows the penis to become erect. So a sign of
Speaker 8: a broken penis is called eggplant deformity. Hence the emoji
Speaker 8: that they used. It's it's quite the perfect metaphor.
Speaker 3: And they don't make nothing like they used to. Penises
Speaker 3: used to be way more adorable.
Speaker 7: Listen, listen.
Speaker 8: This is when the penis becomes swollen and purple and
Speaker 8: plant eggplant? All right, the patient, yes, the patient didn't
Speaker 8: suffer any long term problems regarding urination or sexual function,
Speaker 8: but it can happen.
Speaker 7: So y'all watch how y'all rolling around?
Speaker 4: I think that's I don't believe that story. I don't
Speaker 4: believe that he just tore his penis or fractured his
Speaker 4: penis just by rolling over. But people turned over, and
Speaker 4: that's the story. He telling people something else happened. You
Speaker 4: don't just get no fractioned penis by possibly cheating.
Speaker 3: I don't know, I don't know. I don't know that story.
Speaker 7: It had to be I don't know.
Speaker 8: But they say he rolled over, and that's why I said,
Speaker 8: I don't know what the dream was given. You know,
Speaker 8: Freddy ud chasing him anything, We don't know.
Speaker 3: Freddy Cook could chased him, not gonna have him a
Speaker 3: wreck though.
Speaker 1: We don't know what. Right, Yeah, Claus, all right, one right, but.
Speaker 8: Anyway, the last story of the day. Cameron slams Caitlyn
Speaker 8: Jennifer comment about O. J. Simpson's death on an episode
Speaker 8: of the podcast It is what it is with with
Speaker 8: Cam Mason, Treasure Hillson, Treasure Wilson, my bid, I'm gonna
Speaker 8: get a raightchel. Cam criticized Kaitlyn's tweeting good rittance at
Speaker 8: the announcement of OJ's depth is what he.
Speaker 21: Had to say, Like, I seen Kaitlyn Jenner write some shit,
Speaker 21: good writtence, Kaitlyn Jenna, you killed in Calabasis and talking
Speaker 21: about Papa ROSSI was chasing you and you were and
Speaker 21: you was Bruce. No, there's no nothing to do with transgender,
Speaker 21: nothing like that. But I'm just trying to say the
Speaker 21: Papa ROSSI wasn't on Bruce. So when you had to
Speaker 21: be running to kill me, you ain't princess dying?
Speaker 1: The fuck you mean?
Speaker 3: You the Papa ROSSI was on you. Now you killed it.
Speaker 21: Ain't you paying me eight hundred thousand because you was wrong?
Speaker 21: If you wasn't wrong, you would afforded you killed it,
Speaker 21: admitted to killing me, and then pay me because you
Speaker 21: killing me?
Speaker 10: You know what?
Speaker 8: Yeah, you know for the Corporation twenty fifteen, and Caitlyn
Speaker 8: jumped on X to defend herself. She said, I know
Speaker 8: you all think it's cute to compare a fatal car
Speaker 8: accident with multiple vehicles involved to a brutal murder. But
Speaker 8: remember OJ said something to the effect of I could
Speaker 8: kill her referring to Nicole and get away with it
Speaker 8: because I'm Oj Simpson.
Speaker 3: Yeah, two things can be true.
Speaker 1: Though, you was in a field car crash that left
Speaker 1: one woman dead, and that person's family might feel like
Speaker 1: you didn't have to, you know, deal with the consequences
Speaker 1: of your actions because you are a celebrity. Maybe they
Speaker 1: feel like you got off light and only had to
Speaker 1: pay eight hundred thousand dollars to them because of who
Speaker 1: you are. So what about when you die and somebody
Speaker 1: tweets out, you know, good riddings. Yeah, but this is
Speaker 1: the thing I never understood about the OJ story. Whether
Speaker 1: you believe it or not, he was found in the city.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm sorry he was found not guilty. So
Speaker 1: when I see the newspaper saying now the killers, the
Speaker 1: murder is dead and the killers killed, and it's just
Speaker 1: really crazy to me because he was found whether whether
Speaker 1: you believe it or not, legally he was found innocent,
Speaker 1: not guilty.
Speaker 4: Only thing I don't understand about the old case is
Speaker 4: when people say him dying at seventy six years old
Speaker 4: of prostate cancer is karma.
Speaker 1: Do you understand that the averag lifespan of a man
Speaker 1: is seventy two seventy.
Speaker 4: Three years old. He he beat that by three years
Speaker 4: and he died of broad day cancer. That can happen
Speaker 4: to anybody. Health issues are not calming you idiots. I'm
Speaker 4: going to doctor today.
Speaker 3: We're good.
Speaker 8: And for those who don't know, Cameron felt so strongly
Speaker 8: about it because OJ Simpson was a recurring guest host.
Speaker 7: For it is what it is, so they were actually cool.
Speaker 3: All right, Well that is just with the mask. Let's
Speaker 3: get to the People's Choice mix.
Speaker 1: Let's call the Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be
Speaker 1: the same morning. Everybody is seja Envy, Jess Hilarrys, Charlamagne
Speaker 1: the God.
Speaker 3: We are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Now, Jess Hilarrys, you just called our program director in
Speaker 1: Atlanta clown. Yes, absolutely, he's on the air right now.
Speaker 3: He wants to talk to you.
Speaker 6: Hello, Louis, that's what we're doing.
Speaker 7: Yeah, hello.
Speaker 8: First of all, you ain't even silence. I mean it
Speaker 8: was clown behavior because you didn't even sell us what
Speaker 8: was going on. We had to find out on the
Speaker 8: internet Friday.
Speaker 3: Very true, lord, and we was.
Speaker 7: I was scared to death all weekend were I didn't care?
Speaker 7: But that was that was wrong.
Speaker 6: That's like that that lot don't even sound right. That
Speaker 6: a lot did either sound right?
Speaker 1: So, Louis is the program director on our station in Atlanta.
Speaker 1: I mean it said that we would drop from the station.
Speaker 1: We tried to reach out to you, reach out to
Speaker 1: the exacts. You ain't reply back to nobody applied back.
Speaker 7: So so and he's a black man or is black?
Speaker 22: Wow?
Speaker 6: Wow?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 6: First then you know y'all didn't have to give me
Speaker 6: dunk the other day yesterday. That was a bit extreme
Speaker 6: to all.
Speaker 1: I mean, well, start backing like a black cracker, act
Speaker 1: like you care about us for once.
Speaker 6: But nah, you know We are family, man, and it's
Speaker 6: wild everybody would even think, you know that I would
Speaker 6: be taking you guys off the air, and we know
Speaker 6: that that's that's never happened. Man, Charlamagne, you know me
Speaker 6: and you both coming from South Carolina, Envy. You know
Speaker 6: what I'm saying. Man, you've been you know, in this
Speaker 6: DJ thing for a minute, you know what I mean,
Speaker 6: just really just bouncing off each other and just doing
Speaker 6: what we do around the world. And and just last
Speaker 6: we just started reading together, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: So started reading together to.
Speaker 1: See that because you know, they said we're getting taken
Speaker 1: off the air in Atlanta because just Carrie, that's what
Speaker 1: say they said, because something they said because of my
Speaker 1: comments about d e I in the workplace, and just
Speaker 1: because and be not really black.
Speaker 3: Shut up, I'm.
Speaker 6: Black, yo, Nah, I definitely never that man. It's all love,
Speaker 6: man always. Actually, what's going on out here, man, I
Speaker 6: just want you guys to understand and know that the
Speaker 6: beat just got bigger actually right here in Atlanta, Man,
Speaker 6: we just got real big out here in Atlanta. I'm
Speaker 6: not what is it all?
Speaker 3: A don't talk to us in radio terms? What are
Speaker 3: you saying? The beat got bigger.
Speaker 6: That mean so basically what it is, man, you guys
Speaker 6: are not on one O five three anymore. That's the truth,
Speaker 6: all right. You guys are actually on ninety six one
Speaker 6: the beat out here in Atlanta. We're on one hundred
Speaker 6: thousand wats right now. You know what I'm saying starting today,
Speaker 6: So to the station here man.
Speaker 1: And the satellite got bigger so people could actually hear
Speaker 1: us all over Georgia now all over all over.
Speaker 6: It ain't gonna be no more complaining. Ain't gonna be
Speaker 6: no of that going on no more.
Speaker 1: Let me ask your question.
Speaker 4: So we moved, so we are we're not gonna be
Speaker 4: on one five three to beat the more, We're gonna
Speaker 4: be on what ninety six?
Speaker 3: What beat?
Speaker 4: Ninety six point one to beat in the land? Why
Speaker 4: ya couldn't you just tell us that that's yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 4: we had to go through.
Speaker 9: All of that.
Speaker 8: What they was trying to they were trying to play
Speaker 8: off of my rollout like some other people trying to.
Speaker 7: That is so crazy. I can never look. I'm always
Speaker 7: the originator. To stop playing with me. I am the blueprint.
Speaker 7: DJ Louis d.
Speaker 1: Yes, you could have just told us that we had
Speaker 1: to go through that now and call and people crackings
Speaker 1: for no damn reasons.
Speaker 3: They apologize.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, yeah, man, you owe everybody.
Speaker 3: Can apology damn yeah.
Speaker 7: And I haven't been here that long to be doing that.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 4: I want to apologize to all the white people at
Speaker 4: one on five three to beat blame the Louis Vay.
Speaker 1: Feel free to take out any you know, anger you
Speaker 1: may have on louisv.
Speaker 3: That's like, okay, are we doing anything for the people
Speaker 3: since we go into a new station. Geez yeah.
Speaker 6: So like I said, man, we just got bigger. It's
Speaker 6: gonna get crazier because actually, uh, if you know that
Speaker 6: hell cat, that's what you're gonna want to give away
Speaker 6: for a minute. We're gonna be giving away a hell
Speaker 6: cat with twenty five thousand dollars in the trunk.
Speaker 1: Man, I was just playing when I called you, man,
Speaker 1: you really you just double downs on it.
Speaker 3: Just now listen tune in the ninety six point one
Speaker 3: to beat. We are giving away a hell cat.
Speaker 1: That's right, a hell cat in twenty five grand in
Speaker 1: the trunk. So if you want that hell cat just
Speaker 1: in time for the summer to be cruising, maybe pop
Speaker 1: up in my car show. You're getting a hell Cat
Speaker 1: in twenty five thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: Now, let me ask you when do you have that?
Speaker 3: For a minute? When is this what happened?
Speaker 6: So at twelve o'clock we going crazy twelve o'clock.
Speaker 4: Knowing that twelve o'clock will no longer be on one
Speaker 4: O five three in Atlanta, We'll be on ninety six
Speaker 4: one ninety six one to beat.
Speaker 6: Like I said, we're giving away the Breakfast Club's hell
Speaker 6: Cat twenty five thousand dollars in the trunk. This is
Speaker 6: happening all day, and we got something even more crazy
Speaker 6: that's going to be happening real soon with you. And
Speaker 6: we'll talk about that later of course. But you know
Speaker 6: the Black Effect Podcast Festival, you know, like you said
Speaker 6: yesterday one on five three to beat, it's not gonna
Speaker 6: be at the Black Effect Podcast Festival. Ninety six to
Speaker 6: one the beat that's.
Speaker 1: Gonna be at, well, the hell Cat beat there. If
Speaker 1: people want to see and touch that hell cat.
Speaker 3: Will that beat there? I don't want that in mother function.
Speaker 3: There'd be enough hell casts outside.
Speaker 6: Just so everybody. Everybody's gonna have a chance to win
Speaker 6: this hell Cat all through Georgia and twenty five thousand
Speaker 6: dollars and we're gonna be giving away money just for
Speaker 6: people calling asking about the hell Cat and anything else.
Speaker 20: Thought.
Speaker 6: You got to just be tuned in at twelve o'clock,
Speaker 6: the news is gonna go crazy.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 6: Shout out to you guys, a breakfast club family all
Speaker 6: day of course, you know. Shout out to Angelague Uni,
Speaker 6: shout out to Ferrari, Jo Jo and Big Homie DJ scream.
Speaker 6: It's about to get crazy out here around.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Louie.
Speaker 4: We gotta keep the lines of communication open. I mean
Speaker 4: we always the lines of communication always open. We we
Speaker 4: got to communicate better because you could have told us this.
Speaker 3: We can keep secrets absolutely maybe not no, that can't
Speaker 3: keep no secrets.
Speaker 6: That's what happened to her.
Speaker 3: Yeah right.
Speaker 7: Whatever, you're right.
Speaker 3: Well, ninety six point one to Beat is the new station,
Speaker 3: one hundred thousand watchs.
Speaker 1: Make sure you listen. You'll be able to hear us
Speaker 1: all through Atlanta. Now we won't get a little cloudy.
Speaker 1: And we're giving away a hell Cat in twenty five
Speaker 1: grand in the trunk, So just listen for more details.
Speaker 3: Louis V. Thank you for checking in, brother, Thank you all.
Speaker 12: Man.
Speaker 1: I appreciate that. I don't.
Speaker 4: I don't know if I believe this signal is gonna
Speaker 4: be better. I got to hear from the people first.
Speaker 4: People got to tell me. If people got to tell
Speaker 4: me that this signal is gonna be better.
Speaker 8: Okay, hell cat with twenty five dollars, I know Trump
Speaker 8: will be like, damn, I should have thought of that.
Speaker 4: Donald Trump gave out free health Captain twenty five thousand.
Speaker 1: He got it on what he's winning, all right when
Speaker 1: we come back, we got the positive notice the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning morning. Everybody's DJ Envy Jess, Larry Chelamage the guy.
Speaker 3: We are the breakfast Club. It's time to get up
Speaker 3: out of here. First, we got a shout out to
Speaker 3: Gerard Carmichael for joining us this morning. That's right, man,
Speaker 3: s Luthor Gerard for pulling up.
Speaker 4: I like anybody who pulls up after getting donkey of
Speaker 4: today and isn't afraid to have the conversation about why
Speaker 4: they got donkey and draw my guide a slut draw.
Speaker 7: That's very box your little mouth boy.
Speaker 1: No, you wouldn't not pause. I don't know what that
Speaker 1: means coming from that freaky ass man named He kept.
Speaker 7: Looking at me.
Speaker 1: In the eye some about I'll be showering, showering thinking
Speaker 1: about godj okay and doctor Cornell West and Malina Abdullah
Speaker 1: for joining us as well.
Speaker 4: Yeah, doctor Cornell was running for president. Malina Abdullah is
Speaker 4: his vice president. So you know, salute to the good
Speaker 4: brother Cornell. I'm sure we'll hear a lot more from
Speaker 4: him as we get closer to the election. All right,
Speaker 4: and uh, Atlanta, starting at noon, you can listen to
Speaker 4: us on ninety six one now no longer point one,
Speaker 4: ninety six point one, okay, no longer one oh five
Speaker 4: point three. I don't know why they just couldn't tell
Speaker 4: us that, Okay, but ninety six point one. You can
Speaker 4: hear us starting at noon today, one hundred thousand watch
Speaker 4: all through Atlanta. And we'll be in Atlanta April twenty
Speaker 4: seven for the second annual Black OFFAE Podcast Festival, happening
Speaker 4: at Pullman Yards. While on Gilly on that stage, just
Speaker 4: hilarious on that stage, Horrible Decisions, Mandy and Weezy on
Speaker 4: that stage, Paul Minds, Dre and Lex on that stage.
Speaker 4: The ball Alert Podcast gonna be on that stage. Debbie
Speaker 4: Brown with Deeply Well and Will Lucas with black tech,
Speaker 4: green money. So come join us, man, we're gonna have
Speaker 4: the food trucks out. We're gonna have to pitch your
Speaker 4: podcast activation there all types of good stuff.
Speaker 3: Go to a Black Effect dot com slash podcast festival and.
Speaker 4: The positive notice simply this the day you take complete
Speaker 4: responsibility for yourself, the day you stop making any excuses.
Speaker 1: That is a day you start rising to the top.
Speaker 1: Would you like to know who that quote is from?
Speaker 3: Kenny Burke O. J. Simpson, y'all have a great day,
Speaker 3: breakfast club bit
Speaker 1: You're gonna finish or y'all done it.