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Speaker 1: Good morning, Good morning. How's everybody feeling out now? I'm good.
Speaker 1: I feel I'm blessed, black and highly favored man, beautiful
Speaker 1: toothday Morning in the neighborhood. What's happened? It's gonna be
Speaker 1: a cold winter. I hope y'all know that did fall
Speaker 1: even come? If you're in Florida, don't worry about this
Speaker 1: conversation the Texas, don't worry about this. Just places where
Speaker 1: it's it's it's cold weather. Yeah. Well, I mean, I
Speaker 1: guess this is considered a little bit of fall. But
Speaker 1: I mean, it hasn't been bad. It hasn't been bad freezing.
Speaker 1: It's about to be give it a minute, Okay, you
Speaker 1: can feel it in the air. Whatd y'all do last night?
Speaker 1: Anything good? Anything? Fun? Um? What did I do? Oh?
Speaker 1: It was my friend Dahlia's birthday, and so we went
Speaker 1: out to dinner with her, just me, her and Sarah,
Speaker 1: my realtor. That's all I did yesterday. It was nice, though. Okay,
Speaker 1: you know, I got a baby on the way. The
Speaker 1: baby should be here in the next I would say
Speaker 1: two three weeks that I haven't gotten a thing. Nothing. Well,
Speaker 1: I mean not that I not that you don't have
Speaker 1: a ton of but I I didn't have anything. This
Speaker 1: is nothing. We didn't have anything. No pampas, no milk,
Speaker 1: no formula, no basting that nothing. We don't have nothing
Speaker 1: but exactly, but just just in case, just like to
Speaker 1: have something because we only have pampas. Bro Yeah, nothing
Speaker 1: for I don't I'm seeing my four I thought of
Speaker 1: the muff has some change. We didn't have nothing. Are
Speaker 1: you allowed to have another baby shower if you should? No,
Speaker 1: we don't have no baby shower. I've only had one
Speaker 1: of those. My wife's only had one of those elbow
Speaker 1: one baby shower. Yeah. I think they said if you
Speaker 1: have because you have girls. But I think they said
Speaker 1: you're allowed to have a baby shower for a girl,
Speaker 1: and then if you have a boy you can have
Speaker 1: one too. That's that's what I think the rule is
Speaker 1: supposed to be. For the last for Brooklyn, we had
Speaker 1: like a celebration. It wasn't necessarily a baby show. We
Speaker 1: didn't ask anybody to bring gifts. It's more just a celebration.
Speaker 1: I'm at the point I'm like, man, she and Muff
Speaker 1: has some change. It ain't walking yet crawling. Let you forget.
Speaker 1: You gotta catch up. Now you go to the bathroom.
Speaker 1: Everybody else walking and talking. You got to catch up now.
Speaker 1: I ain't got time for listen baby girl. All right,
Speaker 1: well let's get the show crack. And we have some
Speaker 1: special guests joining us this morning. We do. We have
Speaker 1: Michael Eric Dyson. He'll be here this morning. Yeah, Michael
Speaker 1: Eric Dyson has a new book out. Um, oh my god,
Speaker 1: you don't have as well playing show here. Hey, listen,
Speaker 1: Michael Eric Dyson. That's twenty seven books. Man. Okay, we'll
Speaker 1: talk about it when he when he gets here. That's
Speaker 1: definitely about entertaining race, race, entertaining something, and it's about
Speaker 1: performative blackness America. All right. And also Ts Maddison will
Speaker 1: be joining us. He has Maddison will be here as well.
Speaker 1: You know she has a show on the Wee TV.
Speaker 1: But she's also gotten some starring movie roles. Okay, Michael
Speaker 1: just celebrated the boy to him and his wife. But yeah,
Speaker 1: he'll be here to talk about entertaining race, performing blackness
Speaker 1: in America. This is is it? Twenty four twenty seven.
Speaker 1: Michael puts out books like mixtape. Bro. Remember we used
Speaker 1: to have a run down in front of us, so
Speaker 1: we can see those days are long gone. Okay, we're
Speaker 1: in the Radio Hall of Fame, but do you know
Speaker 1: the powerhouse is coming up. We're coasting from here on
Speaker 1: the coasting. We're coasting from here. I think you know,
Speaker 1: we never had much help. It's like I made it
Speaker 1: to the Radio Hall of Fame without the dollars, without help.
Speaker 1: So we keep going. Anyone can do this, right, I
Speaker 1: got the NFL scores, But all right, Front page News. Next,
Speaker 1: it's to Breakfast Club, Go Morning. Everybody is DJ Envy
Speaker 1: Angela Yee Charlomagne and God, we are to breakfast club.
Speaker 1: Let's getting some front page news. That World Series Game
Speaker 1: six is tonight at eight pm. Again the Brave lead
Speaker 1: that series three to two, so we'll see what happens
Speaker 1: in the last night. Monday. In football, Giants lost to
Speaker 1: the Chiefs. Giants got their ass busted seventeen. It's not
Speaker 1: ass bust. They lost twenty seventeen. They got their ass busted.
Speaker 1: When you're two in five, two and six or two
Speaker 1: and six, that's even worse. When you're two and six.
Speaker 1: Every time you lose, you get your ass busted. All right,
Speaker 1: you're two and sixteen. It is what it is. You're
Speaker 1: two and sixteen. Drop on Clua one Sunday with our
Speaker 1: backup quarterback, our backup quarterback three and three. Pretty decent,
Speaker 1: but dropped the bomb for you. Okay, yeah, what else
Speaker 1: we got? All right? Well, if you're traveling on American airlines,
Speaker 1: just be aware. You know, from Friday to Monday, they
Speaker 1: canceled about two thousand flights and they were a lot
Speaker 1: of lais as well, so a lot of people were
Speaker 1: having issues over the weekend getting to where they're getting to.
Speaker 1: The airline has said it's because the staffing shortages and
Speaker 1: also bad weather that has caused disruptions to their schedule,
Speaker 1: so just beware. However, they did say that they had
Speaker 1: some flight attendants that would be returning from leaves starting
Speaker 1: Monday and the rest will be backed by December according
Speaker 1: to reports, but just be careful. Southwest was having a
Speaker 1: similar issue too, so I know a lot of holiday
Speaker 1: traveler is coming up. Just giving you guys a heads
Speaker 1: up warning. All right, And Peloton classes are coming to
Speaker 1: Delta Airlines. I don't know how you're supposed to do that,
Speaker 1: but they have stretching and meditation custom classes that is
Speaker 1: exclusively for Delta that's available on planes that have the
Speaker 1: seatback screens. Amazing, m that'd be nice. Although if somebody
Speaker 1: sitting next to you stretching, aren't they gonna like hit you.
Speaker 1: But the classes are from five to twenty minutes and
Speaker 1: ll help passengers relax, stretch, or fall asleep. Meditation classes
Speaker 1: are great on a plane because I know I'm the
Speaker 1: type person that I get a lot of rest on
Speaker 1: the plane, you know, and there's a lot of silence
Speaker 1: on the planes, not like people talking and chatting, you know.
Speaker 1: In the Delta sky Club, and I think it's in JFK.
Speaker 1: They do yoga classes on the rooftop before you get
Speaker 1: on the plane. So I went out there by accident
Speaker 1: one day, like just going to sit down a guy.
Speaker 1: I was like, Oh, you're here for the yoga class.
Speaker 1: I was like, damn, this is nice. But it actually
Speaker 1: was really nice to do a little yoga before you
Speaker 1: get on your flight and just kind of stretch it out.
Speaker 1: All right. Elon Musk is offering six billion dollars if
Speaker 1: the UN can show how they will solve world hunger.
Speaker 1: This statement came after UN World Food Program Executive Director
Speaker 1: David Beasley said that if Amazon founded, Jeff Bezos and
Speaker 1: other billionaires would step up on a one time basis
Speaker 1: that could help end starvation. He said billionaires would give
Speaker 1: six billion dollars to help forty two million people that
Speaker 1: are literally going to die if we don't reach them.
Speaker 1: It's not complicated. So now Elon Musk has responded. He said,
Speaker 1: if World Food Program can describe on this with a
Speaker 1: thread exactly how six billion dollars will solve world hunger,
Speaker 1: I will sell Tesla stock right now and do it. So,
Speaker 1: and he definitely has the means to be able to
Speaker 1: give six billion dollars. All right, that's about two percent
Speaker 1: of his fortune. But then I saw somebody posted, what's
Speaker 1: the name of the organization you do it? Which one world?
Speaker 1: You in World Food? You're on World Food proger. I
Speaker 1: talk mighty pool. He raised over eight billion dollars and
Speaker 1: they didn't stop world hunger. So how would he launch
Speaker 1: six billion? Do it? Right? They said? Um, two percent
Speaker 1: of Eli Must? Well, at the six billion dollars in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty, the UN World Food Program raise eight point
Speaker 1: four billion. How come it didn't solve world hunger? That's
Speaker 1: what doctor Eli David said. That's a great valid question.
Speaker 1: I'd like to know. And Eli Must said, if you
Speaker 1: do provide this information, it must be open source accounting,
Speaker 1: so the public sees precisely how the money is spent.
Speaker 1: And so then he responded, the chief said, headline not accurate.
Speaker 1: Six billion dollars will not solve world hunger, but it
Speaker 1: will prevent to your political instability, mass migration, and say,
Speaker 1: forty two million people on the brink of starvation, an
Speaker 1: unprecedented crisis and perfect storm to the COVID conflict, climate crisis.
Speaker 1: So why do people just say things like that, just because,
Speaker 1: like you know, folks hate millionaires, so they want to
Speaker 1: you know, point out the wealth. Calf I guess. And
Speaker 1: then Elima said, please publish your current and proposed spending
Speaker 1: in detail so people can see exactly where money goes.
Speaker 1: Sunlight is a wonderful thing. And he responded, instead of tweets,
Speaker 1: allow me to show you. We can meet anywhere Earth
Speaker 1: or space. But I suggested the field where you can
Speaker 1: see the people processes and yes, technology at work. I
Speaker 1: will bring the plan and open but yeah, that's when
Speaker 1: you're just stunting on people for no reason. You can
Speaker 1: meet anywhere Earth for space, Jesus Christ. All right, well
Speaker 1: that is your front page news, all right, get it
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Speaker 1: well and my daughter went together for her birthday, you know,
Speaker 1: pretty much the day. I said, after she got home
Speaker 1: to school and you know, I had her birthday gift,
Speaker 1: kind of talk to her dad and I'm kind of
Speaker 1: going back and forth with my children's dad regarding our
Speaker 1: co parents situation. But he does absolutely nothing for our
Speaker 1: five children, like always have to come up with an excuse.
Speaker 1: And I met up when I'm not working, so you know,
Speaker 1: I kn'd of do what I can do to provide
Speaker 1: for the children, but he does an absolute zero nothing.
Speaker 1: Our daughter's birthday was yesterday. Um, we went you know,
Speaker 1: a couple of places, and we broke down in my car.
Speaker 1: I'm currently feel broke down with my daughters. You know,
Speaker 1: she feel sleeps while I'm trying to fix the situation
Speaker 1: or at least get a ride. He was supposed to
Speaker 1: come help me. Did he help? No? No, Yeah, I'll
Speaker 1: typical excuse M. How could you not want to come
Speaker 1: get his sick daughter? Yeah. I think he was upset
Speaker 1: because he didn't hear anything. But I got her something
Speaker 1: for her birthday. And it's like very pity to me
Speaker 1: because it's like it's in the you know, where's the parents,
Speaker 1: you know, like it makes some sis for me. I'm
Speaker 1: so sorry to hear that you're dealing with that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I appreciate it, but you know where I listened to
Speaker 1: you guys every single day, and me being a struggling mom,
Speaker 1: I always had wanted to call, just trying to throw
Speaker 1: my cash up out there to be about to get
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Speaker 1: it out, give it out. It is dollars side que
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Speaker 1: we were together thirteen years m I broke up with
Speaker 1: him about ten years ago. I feel like it's an
Speaker 1: issue with him still want to be with me, but
Speaker 1: I do not want to put me in my children
Speaker 1: back in that situation. Yeah, but either way, he's still
Speaker 1: talk about it, but no, he still should be taking
Speaker 1: care of his responsibilities though either way. And why would
Speaker 1: I want to be with somebody that's not handling their responsibilities.
Speaker 1: That's so unattractive. Yeah, I mean I asked for twenty dollars,
Speaker 1: still waiting on that dollars, still waiting on it. Fifteen
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Speaker 1: he giving his side chick forty dollars whenever she wanted. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: All right, Thank you guys so much, Thank you guys
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Speaker 1: is us versus presidents, US versus people that are presiding us.
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Speaker 1: Oh gosh, the rumor report got Breakfast Club. Well, are
Speaker 1: you ready for season two of Tiger King. It's gonna
Speaker 1: debut this month. But the problem is this Now Carol
Speaker 1: Baskin is sewing Netflix and that's over footage from season two.
Speaker 1: Here is the trailer. What happened to Don Lewis? Carroll
Speaker 1: knows something. He was dealing with some shady characters down
Speaker 1: in Costa Rica. Don light and play with dangerous. I'll
Speaker 1: killing you for that. The ba to kill Carol is
Speaker 1: built on Mars. These people are going down. I didn't
Speaker 1: think this way. Come get me, mother, So she wins
Speaker 1: the footage of her in the second season to be
Speaker 1: taken out. According to the suit, it says the scenes
Speaker 1: that were shown in the latest trailer of Carol Baskin
Speaker 1: are misrepresenting what really happened during filming. She wants them
Speaker 1: to erase any footage of her and the promo materials,
Speaker 1: teasers and trailers. She says the show's reels are actually
Speaker 1: just unused film that didn't make it into the final
Speaker 1: cut of the original series, and she's alleging that produces
Speaker 1: are recutting old footage to make it seem like she's
Speaker 1: giving new interviews. I thought the start of the shows
Speaker 1: in jail Joe Exotic Joe Exotic, but she's a large
Speaker 1: part of that show too, because you know, they've accused her.
Speaker 1: People feel like she killed her husband. So if he's
Speaker 1: in prison and she's not on the show, what we're
Speaker 1: watching for. I mean, I never watched the first one
Speaker 1: because the first one did so well they didn't need
Speaker 1: to put out of two to see if they can
Speaker 1: get some more money off of it. So people are
Speaker 1: saying that she killed her husband and fed him to
Speaker 1: the tigers, but she's not on the show. Well, she
Speaker 1: is on the show right now. She's still asking them
Speaker 1: to take out the footage of her. Yeah, so I
Speaker 1: don't know legally, because I don't know if that footage
Speaker 1: was already licensed and they sold it or whatever. I'm
Speaker 1: not sure what the real deal is behind the scenes.
Speaker 1: But she's just trying to get out of there. Oh Gods,
Speaker 1: healing energy. All right, So Tiger King does return to
Speaker 1: Netflix on November seventeen, all right. Jennifer Lopez recently did
Speaker 1: an interview with the sag After Foundation and she was
Speaker 1: talking about feeling violated during her first on screen romance.
Speaker 1: So what happened was the experience was uncomfortable and her
Speaker 1: character on the show started develop in the movie. And
Speaker 1: the people are speculating that this is from the movie
Speaker 1: money Train, because she has said before that was her
Speaker 1: first love scene, and so she was talking about how
Speaker 1: horrible the experience was for her the first time she
Speaker 1: had to do a scene. She said it was never
Speaker 1: in the script, It was added halfway through filming. She
Speaker 1: didn't believe the scene had anything to do with the movie.
Speaker 1: She said she felt producers added it in just because
Speaker 1: they wanted a sex scene. Now. She never named the actor,
Speaker 1: but like I said, people think she's talking about Money Train.
Speaker 1: She said her leading man pressured her into it. She
Speaker 1: said he was a big star at that time with
Speaker 1: a lot of cloud and I was just starting out.
Speaker 1: It was my big break and he really pressured me.
Speaker 1: He told me if the scene wasn't hot enough, my
Speaker 1: part would end up on the cutting room floor and
Speaker 1: that would be bad for my career. I get a
Speaker 1: reputation as difficult to work where she said, we did it.
Speaker 1: It was horrible. We were both completely naked with nothing
Speaker 1: between us except the sock on his boner. I was
Speaker 1: so naive then. Now I would have had pillows and
Speaker 1: covers and whatever to prevent contact, but I didn't know
Speaker 1: any better. So here's his famous actor basically humping my
Speaker 1: leg and pawing away at my breast and kissing them.
Speaker 1: It was awful. I felt violated. I swore I'd never
Speaker 1: work with him again. And then she said he's not
Speaker 1: done too well lately. So maybe that's karma, all the
Speaker 1: lessons you learned as life goes on, right, Like I
Speaker 1: never never compromise yourself for a position. Yeah. So, but
Speaker 1: like she said, she was new. As her first love scene,
Speaker 1: she thought she wouldn't get any more roles and Janet
Speaker 1: Jackson and Justin Timberlake. They are actually getting a documentary
Speaker 1: that's gonna be on FX and Hulu, and that's all
Speaker 1: about that Super Bowl controversy. So according to Deadline, it'll
Speaker 1: be part of the New York Times Presents series. It's
Speaker 1: called Malfunction, The Dressing Down of Janet Jackson. It's going
Speaker 1: to come later this month, November nineteen. Now we know
Speaker 1: that's not traumatic to Janet. I'm sure it is. Yeah,
Speaker 1: So why are you doing that. So this is gonna
Speaker 1: be previously unseen footage and interviews to people involved with
Speaker 1: the production of that halftime show. Well, Justin timber Lake
Speaker 1: better get ready to get canceled on that day. It's
Speaker 1: gonna be a lot of social media outrage, he said.
Speaker 1: Malfunction will also explore the racial and gender politics at
Speaker 1: play in the response to the moment. Justin timber Lake
Speaker 1: wasn't really impacted negatively and Janet's career took a hit.
Speaker 1: Justin you might well start apologizing. Now when did it
Speaker 1: come out? I think November nineteen, Man, start apologizing now,
Speaker 1: don't wait, Justin, do you gonna get ahead of it?
Speaker 1: All right? Right around the corner? Yeah, oh yeah, just
Speaker 1: crimeer River now, all right now. Andy Cohen has announced
Speaker 1: a new Real Housewives city. Here's what you have to say.
Speaker 1: Get your passports are eleven city. We are going to
Speaker 1: the billionaire's playground, the city of Gold, the desert, always
Speaker 1: says the Real Housewives of Dubai, first international city produced
Speaker 1: by Bravo. So that's gonna be next year in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty two. That was on the Today Show. Okay, I
Speaker 1: want to see that. I'm excited to that that's gonna
Speaker 1: be rich Dubai. I think that's gonna be dope. That's
Speaker 1: gonna be insane. They're gonna make everybody here look pope. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's gonna be like crazy rich Asians. If you saw
Speaker 1: that movie, how extravagant that was. All right, Well that
Speaker 1: is your rumor report, isn't that That's the whole point
Speaker 1: of the Housewives franchise? All right, Like I don't want
Speaker 1: you to look, is it? Balling is possible? Right, Dubaia
Speaker 1: is gonna be like next level balling. Yeah, tigers a
Speaker 1: little bit of ball just about their lives and how
Speaker 1: they interact with the type of those things. But Dubai's
Speaker 1: gonna gonna be on another another level. Okay, all right,
Speaker 1: now we got a front page news. Next one we
Speaker 1: talked about Easy. Yes, let's talk about Facebook. You know
Speaker 1: they change their name and so now the people who
Speaker 1: have a company called Meta are willing to sell their
Speaker 1: trademark to Facebook. Will tell you the price. What about
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Speaker 1: Morning everybody, Charlomagne the guy we are to breakfast club.
Speaker 1: Good morning. Hey, let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 1: Funday football. The Giants lost to the Chiefs seventeen twenty.
Speaker 1: Giants lost to the Kansas City Chiefs seventeen to twenty.
Speaker 1: There at the bottom of the NFC East. Okay, they
Speaker 1: are a power I need in power bottoms. They're the weak,
Speaker 1: messy bottoms of the NFC East. The power tops of
Speaker 1: the Dallas Cowboys. Drop on a Coops bomb for us
Speaker 1: at six. Thank you very much. Ye'll been in the
Speaker 1: bottom before. You'll be back now. A World Series Atlanta
Speaker 1: please the ashal SNETA eight to old nine. Of course
Speaker 1: Atlanta leaves the series three two? Now, how many games
Speaker 1: they playing in the World Series seven? It's the best
Speaker 1: of seven there, Yeah, it seems like they've been playing forever.
Speaker 1: It's been going for like two weeks or what happened well,
Speaker 1: if you like baseball, then you should be excited, all
Speaker 1: right that it's been going on all right now, Mark
Speaker 1: Zuckerberg guess he's already announced that Facebook is changing their identity.
Speaker 1: They're trying to get the trademark for Meta now. The
Speaker 1: people that own it. It's a company called Meta PC.
Speaker 1: They've already filed the trademark for Meta for their computers, laptops, tablets.
Speaker 1: But they said they will sell it to Mark Zuckerberg
Speaker 1: for twenty million dollars more y'all, y'all, yall under they
Speaker 1: can't get more and get more. They can't get march Mike,
Speaker 1: Mark Zuckerberg. Mark Uckerberg got billions and billions of dollars.
Speaker 1: If they want to change, think about how much money
Speaker 1: Meta Facebook is about to make, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: Meta Facebook Facebook to Meta Facebook. I'm just saying, I'm
Speaker 1: I'm t talk about the companies. Think about how much
Speaker 1: money are about them. But they can't ask for too
Speaker 1: much because then they can change Meta one. I would
Speaker 1: do a licensing deal. Let me tell treat you like land.
Speaker 1: But what they are saying is A source close to
Speaker 1: the discussion says Facebook believes they have the rights necessary
Speaker 1: to adopt the Meta trademark for their goods and service.
Speaker 1: They go, they go, It's gonna be big, big versus
Speaker 1: a little bit. You know the deal, you know the dale.
Speaker 1: I see where this is going. Let's go to court.
Speaker 1: Meta gonna have enough to fight Facebook either way. I
Speaker 1: would still I would take the twenty million. But nobody
Speaker 1: said Facebook is offering twenty million. That's what they're asking.
Speaker 1: They said they would be willing to sell it for
Speaker 1: twenty million. I would attempt to Lisa to them every year.
Speaker 1: Sounds like Facebook gonna take it. Sounds like they're gonna
Speaker 1: be like, well, we're not making computers and laptops and tablets,
Speaker 1: so we can figure a way around it, all right.
Speaker 1: The Oklahoma Parted and Parole Board voted three to one
Speaker 1: yesterday to commend commuting the death sentence of Julius Jones
Speaker 1: to life in prison with the possibility of parole. He
Speaker 1: was nineteen years old when he was convicted of the
Speaker 1: nineteen ninety nine murder of Paul Howell, who was a businessman.
Speaker 1: He's always said he was innocent. His family said he
Speaker 1: was with him at home when the murder took place.
Speaker 1: He was supposed to be executed November eighteenth, and in
Speaker 1: the petition they said he was found guilty because of
Speaker 1: fundamental breakdowns in the system, he had an ineffective and
Speaker 1: inexperienced public defender. They also said there was prosecutorial misconduct.
Speaker 1: A Jara came Forage and said that he heard another
Speaker 1: juror refer to Jones as the N word, and several
Speaker 1: individuals have said that his co defendant, Christopher Jordan, admitted
Speaker 1: that he killed Howell, so they believed that this evidence
Speaker 1: does prove all of this that he's innocent. The families
Speaker 1: maintained his innocence, but Howell's daughter Rachel said that she
Speaker 1: believes the evidence proves that he's guilty. In her family
Speaker 1: is being revictimized. So, I mean, if somebody else could
Speaker 1: admitted to the murder, then I mean, it's not a
Speaker 1: big piece of evidence somebody else admitting to a murder.
Speaker 1: You can't. Yeah, you know, I've always been against the
Speaker 1: death penalty. So so now they have to decide whether
Speaker 1: or not they're going to commute his sentence. So that
Speaker 1: still has to be decided, but they are going to
Speaker 1: commute him right now to life in prison, with the
Speaker 1: possibility of her role. All right, well that is your
Speaker 1: front page news. All right, thank you, miss yet Now
Speaker 1: when we come back, T. S. Madison whill be joining us,
Speaker 1: so we'll kick it with T. S. Madison when we
Speaker 1: come back. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club,
Speaker 1: The Breakfast Club. Your morning's will never be the same morning.
Speaker 1: Everybody is cj Envy Angela Yee, Charlomagne the guy. We
Speaker 1: are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in
Speaker 1: the building. T. S. Madison? Why didn't do everybody out
Speaker 1: there that's watching, honey and listening, this is the a T. S. Madison.
Speaker 1: I got to do it for the people that love me.
Speaker 1: Is it on? Is it on? Honey? Is this bitch recording?
Speaker 1: What's the YouTube? Land? Twitter, Land, Instagram, Land, Snapchat, ground us,
Speaker 1: scruff beat, GC jack, Facebook, Periscope and less but not
Speaker 1: least different single one of my bitches Chrischun Mingle and
Speaker 1: the lands all across the land. This is your girl,
Speaker 1: Tis Madison. I'm coming to you loud, live and always
Speaker 1: a fail of an in color from the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: How are you this morning? Well? I feel good, you know,
Speaker 1: I'm finally here and and I actually got a chance
Speaker 1: to wrap my arms around your hood, your neck. You know,
Speaker 1: you short, just like me, and first you know, and
Speaker 1: I already done work with my girl Angela yee over there.
Speaker 1: Conversation was talking about love things that I don't really,
Speaker 1: you know, know too much about because too much about love. No,
Speaker 1: I don't really know a lot about love because I
Speaker 1: used to be an ho. But that's that conversation. But
Speaker 1: they always say, your first, last, and best love is self.
Speaker 1: Loves you know something about self? Yeah, I love me,
Speaker 1: I love me, I love all of me. And that's why,
Speaker 1: you know, my personality is so big, because I've gotten
Speaker 1: to really become in love with myself. And you know,
Speaker 1: I try to tell people that there's nothing out either
Speaker 1: they can say to me or about me, you know
Speaker 1: that would make me not love myself or not make
Speaker 1: me really understand exactly who who I am. You know. Well,
Speaker 1: I've been able to watch your show on we TV,
Speaker 1: which was a t S massive experience, yes, yes, and
Speaker 1: to see even your conversation with your family, see you
Speaker 1: talking to your father, So talk to me about how
Speaker 1: that was to just reveal so much about your personal life. Well,
Speaker 1: you know, to be honest with you, I really in
Speaker 1: taping that show, I really found out that I have
Speaker 1: a lot of trauma that's associated around my father. You know. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, at one point I didn't I didn't really
Speaker 1: want to think that I suffered from any type of
Speaker 1: trauma because you think growing up as a young queen like, oh,
Speaker 1: well my dad ain't here, I don't really need that.
Speaker 1: And then you grow older because I just turned forty
Speaker 1: four last week, you know. Oh yeah, for those that's
Speaker 1: listening and watching baby, they gave me the good. They
Speaker 1: gave me the good to keep. They say, Matt Sleep,
Speaker 1: we want you to song whatever I know him because
Speaker 1: oh that's did he did it. I got a little
Speaker 1: didy in my mouth. So you know, it really made me,
Speaker 1: you know, understand that I didn't need my dad, you know.
Speaker 1: And then looking at it back on television and watching him,
Speaker 1: you know, say stuff to me. And there was one
Speaker 1: part where he said, I don't don't don't jump on me.
Speaker 1: I said, yeah, I ain't gonna jump on you, but
Speaker 1: you better watch your mouth because you know, I don't
Speaker 1: play with you. You know, I really think that by
Speaker 1: me not having my dad in the house, it really
Speaker 1: toughened me. And then watching it back, I was like,
Speaker 1: maybe I do want to have her at forty something
Speaker 1: years old, I might really want to have a relationship
Speaker 1: with him, and didn't asked me for money. You're gonna
Speaker 1: buy me thisuse, no gonna buy you what he's gonna
Speaker 1: buy me this trump No, No, I'm not buying you this.
Speaker 1: Even when he got we don't think about like your
Speaker 1: father referring to you as hey, yes, y'all, don't let
Speaker 1: me let me say this. I want the community that's
Speaker 1: out there listening to me, like my sister community and
Speaker 1: stuff like that, understand that I'm here, this is my story,
Speaker 1: this is this is my journey, this is my path.
Speaker 1: We're not a monolith, and so please do not take
Speaker 1: my words as the words of the entire community. I'm
Speaker 1: a little bit more lenient with my parents. You know,
Speaker 1: I'm their child. They knew you from the beginning. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they know me from the beginning. So you know, it's
Speaker 1: it's gonna be a difficult little time no matter how
Speaker 1: old I get, it's gonna be a difficult a process
Speaker 1: for them trying to process that. I've come to grips
Speaker 1: of who I am and what I am, and so
Speaker 1: I don't always you know, necessarily like put a lot
Speaker 1: of stress on them for the she thing. But when
Speaker 1: I look back at it, and I'm like, oh my god,
Speaker 1: tis master. You are a public figure, and you know
Speaker 1: you can't just have them around here just saying he
Speaker 1: him that all this type of stuff, some effort is good,
Speaker 1: you know, and you gotta lay that long down, like, look,
Speaker 1: you ain't seeing him since I was a teenager, so
Speaker 1: cut it. I got him to call me by my
Speaker 1: girl name, which is which is Madison, and he and
Speaker 1: he says she and stuff now, which you know my
Speaker 1: mother it was a it was a tough transition for
Speaker 1: her too, but she's in it now because she understands.
Speaker 1: I may not accept it totally, but I respect it.
Speaker 1: And that's the only thing that I would like to
Speaker 1: convey to people in the world, like I don't want you.
Speaker 1: You don't have to accept it, but just respect it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: And I think it just takes a little bit of education, right,
Speaker 1: like like give everybody some time to learn instead of
Speaker 1: just being so quick to say, all, he's transphobia because
Speaker 1: she's transphobia. Well, you know, as long as you're making
Speaker 1: the effort to move forward, because there is there is
Speaker 1: transphobia and homophobia that's really rampant out there, rampant, and
Speaker 1: it's rampant out there because people's spaces are felt like
Speaker 1: it's threatened, Like bo see, God, why did you bother
Speaker 1: with little knives X for what's the problem. My thing
Speaker 1: is when he said that he's a detriment like to
Speaker 1: kids and we need to worry about the kids and
Speaker 1: all this stuff. But I'm like, but you the same
Speaker 1: man had an overgrown ass woman perform a fallacia on
Speaker 1: your young son and you didn't see anything wrong with that,
Speaker 1: but you It's make it make sense to me. I
Speaker 1: was so confused about the situation, Like who kids really
Speaker 1: need to be the protective Yeah. I love hip hop
Speaker 1: and I love all the screet rappers, but you know,
Speaker 1: none of them have the right to say little Nix
Speaker 1: the detriment. He's not. If you've ever wrapped about violence
Speaker 1: towards people, celebration the drugs, using a selling you don't
Speaker 1: you Nah, you can't disrespecting women, not go for all,
Speaker 1: not just for Everybody's no issue with boosting. You know
Speaker 1: he said. I was a real big fan of him,
Speaker 1: but I just it's just like I was watching him
Speaker 1: really raged down a little nos X and I'm like, sir,
Speaker 1: are you dealing with some kind of trauma? And then
Speaker 1: I saw all the other dudes TI chiming in on it,
Speaker 1: especially when it came now to that thing with the baby,
Speaker 1: because I know y'all saw what I was saying about that,
Speaker 1: and then they just came with the blues like, well,
Speaker 1: if if the baby could say what he was, a
Speaker 1: little nos X should be. I was like, what it's
Speaker 1: going on? One right when I really evaluated the situation
Speaker 1: and I sat and looked, I was like, oh, it's
Speaker 1: these career that day they're looking at like, you know,
Speaker 1: as long as you well here it is. As long
Speaker 1: as we're gay and we're doing their hair, we're doing
Speaker 1: their makeup, we're writing their lyrics on the sideline, we're
Speaker 1: not an issue. We're not a threat. But once we
Speaker 1: become eye level and then above, then it becomes an issue, like, oh,
Speaker 1: now we're worried about occupying space. Occupy spaces. That's the
Speaker 1: interesting take on it. I mean, but you know there's
Speaker 1: so many different spaces, like little nos X and Boosey
Speaker 1: wouldn't even take up the same space. Little there in
Speaker 1: the music industry. Yeah, but it's enough for everybody, right, Well,
Speaker 1: they should see it that way. People don't see it
Speaker 1: that way. They should see it that way. How many times?
Speaker 1: How how long has it been since they've they've charted
Speaker 1: like little nas eggs. When the Baby said those things
Speaker 1: that the Rolling Loud place, I got a lot of
Speaker 1: bounce back for it because I wrote what was the reason?
Speaker 1: I wasn't necessarily I love the baby. You know why?
Speaker 1: I respect that because you're you're, you're you want to
Speaker 1: know the reason? Yeah, because you want to have a conversation.
Speaker 1: Let me let's talk what I wanted him to do
Speaker 1: as a real aspect, like I feel like that the
Speaker 1: baby is. I wanted him to say, I'm beefing with Party,
Speaker 1: I'm beefing with Meg, them folks, I'm beefing with all
Speaker 1: these folks over here, them some focus over there. And
Speaker 1: so I was talking to them. I was like, what
Speaker 1: was the reason? And so people took what I was
Speaker 1: saying like, oh, he got the right to say what
Speaker 1: he want to say by this, say y'all, I'm like, nah,
Speaker 1: I'm his fan. I don't want him cancel. He black
Speaker 1: like me, I got it because I'm a hood bitch,
Speaker 1: so I understood exactly what it was. It was. It
Speaker 1: was a beef thing with a group of people. But
Speaker 1: instead of him being real and sad y'all over there,
Speaker 1: I was talking to one and him and I said,
Speaker 1: what was the reason? Man? The shade will put that
Speaker 1: out there? And the people was dogging me. They was
Speaker 1: dragging me for like weeks, and I just feel like
Speaker 1: that they came with with vitriol in their heart because
Speaker 1: I am TS Madison. All right, we have more with T. S.
Speaker 1: Madison when we come back. It's the Breakfast Club. Good
Speaker 1: morning morning everybody in cj Envy, Angela Yee. Charlemagne, the
Speaker 1: guy we are the Breakfast Club was still kicking it
Speaker 1: with TS Madison. Yeah, well, let's talk about that, because
Speaker 1: we also played a clip of you discussing Dave Chappelle
Speaker 1: and so you had an issue with that. So let's
Speaker 1: here's my issue with the Dave Chappelle situation. Right, I
Speaker 1: didn't watch the special. How many times am I going
Speaker 1: to watch a comedian make make transsexual jokes or whatever?
Speaker 1: I didn't watch it, So I did watch everybody in
Speaker 1: the community, like really have this issue with what he
Speaker 1: was saying. So I saw little clips of him talking
Speaker 1: about his trans girlfriend Daphne, who who was a white
Speaker 1: trans sectual. And then I would listen to my sisters,
Speaker 1: my black trains sisters say what they were saying. I said, Okay,
Speaker 1: I get it. In a nutshell, we really want black
Speaker 1: men who occupied positions of power to understand that they
Speaker 1: have extreme influence over the over our community and who
Speaker 1: gets the short end of the stick when it comes
Speaker 1: to trans issues and things that are the black girls.
Speaker 1: And so you as a black man, need to understand
Speaker 1: that if your if your black trans sisters out here
Speaker 1: screaming saying, you got a good a good audience of people,
Speaker 1: but your black dudes, you know, are taking a lot
Speaker 1: of the things that you're saying, and we are already
Speaker 1: met with so much victory. All like, that's it. I
Speaker 1: didn't want I didn't want them counsel. You know what.
Speaker 1: It's interesting to me because like somebody like Sydney Style
Speaker 1: for example, right, I've known Sydney Star for a really
Speaker 1: long time, and some people would say she's a bad
Speaker 1: representation of the trans community. A lot of people have
Speaker 1: said that about and people have said that about Yes,
Speaker 1: that because people feel like you have to represent everyone
Speaker 1: like you're not well, here's the same Sydney group of
Speaker 1: real people. I personally wish and I love Sydney to
Speaker 1: death because she's been on my show, to the Queen
Speaker 1: Supreme Courts. I really wish I could have gotten Sydney
Speaker 1: when she was young. She needed a gay mama, to
Speaker 1: get a real gay mama to put her arms around
Speaker 1: her and be like, Noah needs a no daughter, that's
Speaker 1: not what you do. People are still mad at her
Speaker 1: for her conversations about chingy. Then she comes with this
Speaker 1: Darious mccuary situation, and then people are still looking at
Speaker 1: her from the chiny stuff, and I'm like, niece, now
Speaker 1: you know you got to do better. Fill they were
Speaker 1: they posted a video of them together kissing and it
Speaker 1: looks like a photo shoot happening. Yeah, And then you know,
Speaker 1: people they were saying that they not together. He he
Speaker 1: was saying that they're not together. Not this is my thing.
Speaker 1: This if you like the girls, and you you like
Speaker 1: the girls, it's okay. It's a new day. And if
Speaker 1: you get caught on multiple occasions Bobby Valentino, multiple multiple allegation,
Speaker 1: multiple things, the next time you get caught or whatever,
Speaker 1: Why don't you just throw your hands and people like,
Speaker 1: that's what I'm really waiting to happen. So what about
Speaker 1: people saying that you can't out somebody, right, Because I
Speaker 1: want to get your take on that, because i've heard
Speaker 1: that before. I've heard chance women say well, I'll never
Speaker 1: reveal the people who I've been with because I don't
Speaker 1: want to out people because then they get ostracized. And
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that that's right or wrong, but I
Speaker 1: want to get to your take. Well, here's my take.
Speaker 1: If you have been living in your authentic self for
Speaker 1: however long you knew how long it took for you
Speaker 1: to come forth to say, all right, this is what
Speaker 1: it is, and this is how I'm going to live
Speaker 1: my life. I personally don't feel like that it is
Speaker 1: my duty to put a man's business on front street.
Speaker 1: This is not me, okay in the DL man, but
Speaker 1: it is not my duty to put his business on
Speaker 1: front street like that, because I already knew what it
Speaker 1: was like for me when I was battling in my
Speaker 1: brain like oh, I'm gonna tell my mom and haw,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell my vote how I'm gonna do this.
Speaker 1: But I also feel like that if you've gotten quote
Speaker 1: unquote called throw your hands are shout and be like, yeah,
Speaker 1: I do like them, and I really think that that
Speaker 1: is what's going to break the stigma around it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: because the truth is nobody really cares like they probably
Speaker 1: think ful and the girls got to stop outing to
Speaker 1: me and the way they do because it becomes sensationalized.
Speaker 1: People felt like you weren't like we were saying earlier
Speaker 1: a good quote representation what they didn't think because I'm
Speaker 1: in tune that I still have a penis and I
Speaker 1: don't want to have an s RS surgery and I've
Speaker 1: a you know, been very vulgar about sexuality and and
Speaker 1: and and sex and stuff like that. People are scared
Speaker 1: of those type of tuff, even if you're not trans.
Speaker 1: People do not like when you're just like open about
Speaker 1: everything about you. Yeah, I'm open about that because it's
Speaker 1: just I feel like that I don't want you to
Speaker 1: be able to have any hold over me or skeletons
Speaker 1: to pull out the closet over me totally, like completely,
Speaker 1: And so it's the same way with Flame, Like I
Speaker 1: love Flame, that's my that's my sister. Now, everything that
Speaker 1: my sister say, I don't agree with everything my sister
Speaker 1: to say. But Flame was one of the first girls
Speaker 1: on television that I saw on comic view who I
Speaker 1: had some type of relation to because Flame told jokes
Speaker 1: about her is at the top of her get the bottles.
Speaker 1: Finally there some form of me that I see. I
Speaker 1: saw a conversation It was you Flame, Yeah, And I
Speaker 1: was a little disappointed because I'm like, I with Flame
Speaker 1: because I like Flame. Why would you disappointed? But I
Speaker 1: think that I forgot. One of them was saying, I
Speaker 1: think it was actually what's basically saying, like THO was hope,
Speaker 1: but I was hoping, you know what it is, but
Speaker 1: she was. She was basically saying that we only with
Speaker 1: flame because Flame reinforces negative stereotypic t I'm like, further
Speaker 1: of all, I don't even know no stereotypes of transgenders
Speaker 1: and Flame because I'd like Flame. I genuinely just like
Speaker 1: Flame as a person. I appreciate flames existence because she
Speaker 1: and I share some of the same views, not all
Speaker 1: because she don't that pronoun stuff is not big for her.
Speaker 1: It's big for me, you know. See, Somebody like Flame
Speaker 1: would get me in trouble because Flame would say he
Speaker 1: she we and I'm like, no, my pronouns an't be
Speaker 1: saying flame. But the way you stay out of trouble,
Speaker 1: Charlot man, when you run into two people who are
Speaker 1: in the in that binary spectrum, you say, hey, how
Speaker 1: would you like me to address you? Just give me
Speaker 1: your name? Yeah, your name, but like, what are your programs?
Speaker 1: Because if you have a conversations like what she did
Speaker 1: or it was her, so how would you like? I'm
Speaker 1: I'm still learning this stuff. Like I'm on the set
Speaker 1: right now. I'm in a movie called Bros. It's Universal Pictures,
Speaker 1: Billy Achner. I'm just Apple. Congratulations, thank you, congratulation. I left.
Speaker 1: I left that basement ro and I'm on the Netflix
Speaker 1: rum come that's coming out with Gabrielle Union called The
Speaker 1: Perfect Flats is working. You know, I left that basement
Speaker 1: and everything therefore in there and left it there. But
Speaker 1: that's another story that I ain't gonna be messy this morning.
Speaker 1: Where but for all y'all holes that were sitting out
Speaker 1: there time about some honey, what was she gonna do
Speaker 1: after the incidents? Hi, y'all shot tie God, don't play
Speaker 1: by me. But I'm on the set and this, and
Speaker 1: there's there's a PA there and and oh see also
Speaker 1: the mess up and they identify as non binary, and
Speaker 1: so I have to use they and them. That's something
Speaker 1: that's some difficult for me. But I'm like, m I'm
Speaker 1: learning to do this because I'm old school queen, like
Speaker 1: Flame is an old school queen. But I'm more open
Speaker 1: to absorbing a flame like is you got a cup?
Speaker 1: And I get it. With her, I get that flame,
Speaker 1: I get it. But I'm like, Okay, I'm a generation
Speaker 1: after her. So I'm still like, I'm open to learning
Speaker 1: these things because I want to respect everybody all the
Speaker 1: way around. I really want to occupy a respectful place
Speaker 1: because I don't have to accept everything, but I would
Speaker 1: like to respect. That's my intention is important. You might
Speaker 1: mess up, but if your intention is always based in
Speaker 1: kindness and goodness, I think that's important. Yes. And so
Speaker 1: there are times that I have slipped on sid and
Speaker 1: I said she and I've grabbed her arm. I've grabbed
Speaker 1: their arm. See, I've grabbed their their arm and I've
Speaker 1: said I'm sorry. Even me reporting on Demi Levado sometimes
Speaker 1: that's hard for me. Now Demi Levado is different from me.
Speaker 1: They get on my nerves. Bitch, I ain't gonna say
Speaker 1: all that, but David, you might. Yeah, bitch, are you
Speaker 1: trans today? Are you not? I'm binary tomorrow? Like now
Speaker 1: they are confusing this. The aliens thing got on my nerve.
Speaker 1: That's and I was like, wait, they say they're ali No,
Speaker 1: DEMI said that. Don't refer to extraterrestrials as aliens. It's offensive.
Speaker 1: I'm like, how you know what you? Yeah? See, it's
Speaker 1: that complicated stuff what I mean. And this is why
Speaker 1: they would say I'm a detriment to communic because I
Speaker 1: wears their ass out. And as much as I don't
Speaker 1: feel Caitlin Jenna athlete's foot have an ass, I respect her.
Speaker 1: Tell me why she and her because I want it back.
Speaker 1: All right? We got more with T. S. Madison when
Speaker 1: we come back. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning morning.
Speaker 1: Everybody is DJ Envy Angela Yee. Charlomagne, the guy we
Speaker 1: are the Breakfast Club was still kicking it with TS Madison. Yeah,
Speaker 1: So why did you and kaya split? Uh? You know,
Speaker 1: I don't know. I seen one thing was one thing
Speaker 1: and then I've seen another was another point of view.
Speaker 1: What would you say was your experience. The bitch don't
Speaker 1: want to grow, and she's so she's so talented at
Speaker 1: all things, and she just does not want to grow.
Speaker 1: But we're gonna see that bitch in front of that
Speaker 1: bookcase until she leave here. And she blamed it on
Speaker 1: NICKI Minaje this, and I'm like, damn, you know, it
Speaker 1: was just so much stuff. Nikki came in their genuine
Speaker 1: wanting to be a part of something that was growing
Speaker 1: so fast and so big, a part of that. Wanted
Speaker 1: to put that. She wanted to roll it out. You know,
Speaker 1: I can see why. I listen, you know, say what
Speaker 1: you wanted. She highly entertained and then us together, we
Speaker 1: were highly entertained it together, and we reshaped culture. I
Speaker 1: just wanted to step up what I mean, everybody that's
Speaker 1: anybody comes through the breakfast Club. I wanted everybody that's
Speaker 1: anybody to be able to come through our spot too,
Speaker 1: you know, and and make it do what they do.
Speaker 1: But now if I don't know if that would have happened,
Speaker 1: it was hard on. That's that's why that's why it
Speaker 1: had to be lighted. Dog. I don't want to just
Speaker 1: sit over there and say keshak or hand, well go
Speaker 1: what Nika say. That a mess that you could tell
Speaker 1: how old she is because her mother and I was like,
Speaker 1: oh god, and those reactions I said were really reacting.
Speaker 1: I would have loved and she said, where are your children?
Speaker 1: Bitch came up here, She's like she don't have no kids,
Speaker 1: and this and the other whatever blah blah blah. But
Speaker 1: I would have loved for her to come to and
Speaker 1: it would have been fun and it would have been funny.
Speaker 1: But you know, baby girl ain't seen. She didn't have
Speaker 1: the same vision that I had. But then, did you
Speaker 1: ever feel bad about saying things about people? Because then
Speaker 1: I also feel like sometimes we don't look at others
Speaker 1: as human beings. That's true when we're talking about them,
Speaker 1: until you're in that position and people are talking about you.
Speaker 1: And let me tell you something. You see what's going
Speaker 1: on with Wendy right now? Them spirits is in her
Speaker 1: ass up and they found her up because that perfect
Speaker 1: chair calls with a cost sending me and me and
Speaker 1: that girl sitting they see each other. It was a
Speaker 1: cost because as soon as we fell out, all our
Speaker 1: teas and all my teas and all the stuff started
Speaker 1: coming out, and people were reading me and all this type.
Speaker 1: So I was on the other end of it, and
Speaker 1: it just really made me be like, you know what,
Speaker 1: mass I really don't want to occupied that spece because
Speaker 1: I don't like that feeling. That's real, right, I don't
Speaker 1: really like that. It don't the head. It'll eat you
Speaker 1: up eventually. There who you are, it's in Wendy ass up.
Speaker 1: We're sending her healing energy. But we know, listen, whatever
Speaker 1: you put in the universe, you will receive it back,
Speaker 1: you know. And so that would have never I thought
Speaker 1: it was Charlomagne. I did. I thought it would have
Speaker 1: been as big as this, And it was as big
Speaker 1: as these things because it reached all the way up
Speaker 1: to y'all ears. We reached all the way to Nikki's ears.
Speaker 1: It reached the ears of the folks around the world.
Speaker 1: I used to be in here playing it during the show,
Speaker 1: was laughing as on us. We would get y'all, but
Speaker 1: we would get y'all because it was used to call
Speaker 1: me Charlomagne, and I got it. I gave you that
Speaker 1: name living, you know, I did that, but you know,
Speaker 1: and I gave Wendy her name when diy Windale by
Speaker 1: following you or but I don't do it my what
Speaker 1: what when did win Dale? By following you are in thought?
Speaker 1: Rufus Claude fiotis who get helped over James and the
Speaker 1: giant peach hezze Kaya Walker Williams third. I gave you
Speaker 1: that bitch that name because you know, every time she
Speaker 1: came up on our docket, I will always add a
Speaker 1: name to her, you know, but it wasn't. But people
Speaker 1: start to tear me up. Mask and how you want
Speaker 1: people to treat you like a woman and you miss
Speaker 1: gender and Wendy. I'm like, I never call her he
Speaker 1: I know, well she got the masculine name, you know,
Speaker 1: that's the big woman. But that's the thing. When my
Speaker 1: fans reprimanded me for that, I toned it down. I'm
Speaker 1: trying to eradicate it from my vocabulary. I'm trying, but
Speaker 1: I've turned it down because it was like Madison. You
Speaker 1: can't laver got him, she said, She said, Laverne Cox said, Madison.
Speaker 1: Out of seeing you over there calling giving Wendy those
Speaker 1: masculine names, you know what that means, I said, oh,
Speaker 1: bit you right. I can be checked. Earlier in this conversation,
Speaker 1: when we first out of you've been talking about your
Speaker 1: love life here we go or lack of So where
Speaker 1: are we at right now with it? Personally? Right now,
Speaker 1: I'm in a space of whatever dude I fool with
Speaker 1: right now, I want him to live at his house
Speaker 1: and I live in my eye. See, I'm a high
Speaker 1: maintenance bitch. When I get up in the morning, I
Speaker 1: gotta have my wig on. I want to look the
Speaker 1: same way I called him is the same way I
Speaker 1: want him to see me. And it's times that I
Speaker 1: might want to put my wig off. You don't think
Speaker 1: you'll be with somebody that you're comfortable enough, because that's
Speaker 1: why it's wondering. It's out here, Lady's listen, so wondering
Speaker 1: because it's wondering because they wonder which how that to
Speaker 1: feel over there? And they wonder how them looks feel
Speaker 1: over there because they know what's going on in home.
Speaker 1: Because the woman that he got with ain't the same
Speaker 1: woman he was with. He don't wonder about that, asks
Speaker 1: no more. Well, black men don't cheat, So get you
Speaker 1: a black gold, that lie. I got a plenty of
Speaker 1: black men right now, and they cheat. Black men, don't.
Speaker 1: You got plenty of black men right now, and they cheat.
Speaker 1: And they cheat. Yeah, you like that better? Now he
Speaker 1: got she got the worry about that? Let her never
Speaker 1: had a girl call you and be like you you
Speaker 1: don't have a girl call you two age, not in decades.
Speaker 1: I felt like, yeah, absolutely, Let how worry about that?
Speaker 1: You let me tell the truth or do you deny
Speaker 1: it and cover for him? No, I'm not gonna cover
Speaker 1: for him because he should have had it together and
Speaker 1: not have my phone. He should have name me KF
Speaker 1: see it now, grease a chicken bit. So what do
Speaker 1: you do when a woman called you about her man?
Speaker 1: What you want? Talk to him? Because if if you
Speaker 1: talk to me, it's gonna hurt your feelings. What if
Speaker 1: he was like, I want to leave my wife for you.
Speaker 1: Oh no, I don't believe that. Don't Ladies. If a
Speaker 1: man tell you he want to leave his wife for you,
Speaker 1: run the line. And if he leave his wife for you,
Speaker 1: he gonna leave you for another bitch just to show
Speaker 1: us your ass turned towards the ground. If he if
Speaker 1: he what, just to show us your ass turn stay
Speaker 1: straight up towards the ground. If he get with you
Speaker 1: from another bitch, you best believe it's another bitch gonna
Speaker 1: taken from you. Why are you trying to figure out
Speaker 1: my ass to her to the ground straight to what
Speaker 1: you did last night? I guess when you sit down,
Speaker 1: charle man, you ain't never got until you know the
Speaker 1: procte is there in the ass. He knows I saw American,
Speaker 1: I heard about it. If there God is a woman.
Speaker 1: That's how you know. I believe that because she practical joke. Yes,
Speaker 1: she played a practical, practical joke on the man. See me,
Speaker 1: I enjoyed, bak that NA played a practical joke. YEA,
Speaker 1: explain why would you put the best gland that the
Speaker 1: owner man's you know? To put it in there? You
Speaker 1: know what I mean? Don't be putting up. That's because
Speaker 1: they do. Now I'll say that I don't even tell
Speaker 1: you he like a little ain't no play. I never
Speaker 1: told you that ever? When it was when Charlemagne ever
Speaker 1: said that you mark your ass? Oh? Yes, no I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't like it, but it's happens. No, no, no, yeah,
Speaker 1: the comic p I told me that he had two
Speaker 1: women throw his legs behind his eard eighties. Yeah. I
Speaker 1: don't necessarily like it, but it's happened. But did you
Speaker 1: stop them. No, why would you stop them if you
Speaker 1: liked it? That's right. No, it's because that's now said
Speaker 1: what I want to do? Now, I got something always
Speaker 1: to say, and you said getting mad at me, I'd
Speaker 1: be like with jam, ain't that wrong with that? You see,
Speaker 1: I don't want to talk because you're married, man, so
Speaker 1: I shouldn't be saying this stuff to you. The Bible
Speaker 1: says the bed is under foul when you with your husband,
Speaker 1: so you can do all the things, so you can
Speaker 1: eat it. If your hood, if you eating your hoosband,
Speaker 1: the Bible says, it's okay, your husband's latest. Eat these men.
Speaker 1: So I don't have to nobody has to do it.
Speaker 1: You don anybody ever told you? No, I'm good. I
Speaker 1: don't like that. I mean, I don't really go for that.
Speaker 1: I'm a I'm a verse bottom. That means even though
Speaker 1: I still have my my piece, I don't really like to,
Speaker 1: you know, penetrate men. That's not my that's not my
Speaker 1: goal to like, I'm not looking at the man and
Speaker 1: a's like, I'm a bird watcher. I want to steal
Speaker 1: what you're print heing on Okay, what look like in
Speaker 1: the sweat pants? No, I want to see what it's
Speaker 1: looking like. So what I'm saying is I'm a verse bottom.
Speaker 1: I will only get on top of my dude if
Speaker 1: that's something that he requests for me. I just I
Speaker 1: don't want to have a sex change. I just don't
Speaker 1: because I feel like that I'm totally I'm at peace
Speaker 1: with my transition. This as far as it's gonna go.
Speaker 1: Is it because it's scary to you or well? Once again,
Speaker 1: I want to say this out loud. I do not
Speaker 1: speak for the entirety of the trans community when I
Speaker 1: say this. This is my experience. I feel for me
Speaker 1: that I still have my phone called a god hot
Speaker 1: explain that's still my connection? Yeah, he gave it to me.
Speaker 1: I ain't don ad isn't everything else? But what about
Speaker 1: your soul and your heart? No? Oh, he gave me that.
Speaker 1: Though I'm connected to my female and my my males.
Speaker 1: I mean no, no, we all should be. You should
Speaker 1: be divine, masculine and sacred, feminine, sacred shoul. See you
Speaker 1: get it, and I'm glad. I see Charlemagne growing who
Speaker 1: y'all unhird up here teaching Charlemagne Well, tes Madison, we
Speaker 1: learned a lot about you today we have we have
Speaker 1: another guest that we got to bring in the waiting
Speaker 1: on me to get up. Yeah, they're waiting, but I don't.
Speaker 1: Don't be a stranger. I love y'all for having me. Charlomagne.
Speaker 1: You real good folks. Flame told me you was good people.
Speaker 1: That's my people. It's good folks. You feel I mean,
Speaker 1: you know I'm good people. You see now you know
Speaker 1: feel I feel the energy good. I'm good folks. But
Speaker 1: I don't judge nobody until I was shaking their hand,
Speaker 1: gave a hug, had a conversation with them, felt their energy.
Speaker 1: See they've got good energy. I think so I got
Speaker 1: good in Yeah, it's authentic that much. I know, real
Speaker 1: last energy. Give me an Instagram and Twitter and all
Speaker 1: that Instagram is that the real ts Madison. My Twitter
Speaker 1: is Tis Madison at l One. My Facebook is Tis Madison.
Speaker 1: Look out for Bros. Coming in August, the perfect Fine
Speaker 1: whenever Gabby puts that out. Zola is on on Showtime
Speaker 1: right now, tis Massive Experiences on we TV or it's
Speaker 1: also on All Black. I got some stuff coming with
Speaker 1: All Black. I got a lot of things going on
Speaker 1: at the doll. Yes, Tis Madison at the dog, I
Speaker 1: love you love if Ts Madison, It's the breakfast club.
Speaker 1: This is the rule of sport with a well. Cardi
Speaker 1: B was on her IG live and it was early
Speaker 1: in the morning. She was just talking about she misses
Speaker 1: being in the club. People need her in the club,
Speaker 1: and she's tired of all this slow ish in hip
Speaker 1: hop right now. Here's what she had to say. So,
Speaker 1: I went to the club today. I know what this
Speaker 1: is missing in the club. One made they're missing They'
Speaker 1: missing my music. I came from the street club and
Speaker 1: now that I'm in the game and everything, and I'll
Speaker 1: be seeing all these mothers on Twitter. It's like, you
Speaker 1: need to have fat, you didn't have bars needed at this.
Speaker 1: I want to make music to turn the fuck up
Speaker 1: they're hearing. No, Well, go make the music that you
Speaker 1: want to hear in the club. Then body be the
Speaker 1: chain you want to see in the club. She got
Speaker 1: turned there. Here's what else she had to say on
Speaker 1: these rappers who are doing lean and smoking weed. It's
Speaker 1: so I feel like we keep on the same song
Speaker 1: over and over and over again, and I feel like
Speaker 1: nine days they're making music with like this type of
Speaker 1: bee that it's mad depressing, all these rappers now they
Speaker 1: all of them want to die. All these start doing
Speaker 1: mean and smoking weed. You know, there's the thing about
Speaker 1: the rappers, right, they get money and they just start
Speaker 1: they start buying too much. Mother, we had too much
Speaker 1: leave and they make that slow. I want to turn
Speaker 1: up the club, nade me what she said wrong? Though,
Speaker 1: I feel like I feel like there's an artist that
Speaker 1: says something like that at least every couple of months.
Speaker 1: He pay said it a couple of months ago in
Speaker 1: regards to the music, and everything sounds the same, Doctor
Speaker 1: Dreko sign like, what did she say wrong? Well, I
Speaker 1: guess after she woke up, she was getting dragged on
Speaker 1: social media and there was some back last years what
Speaker 1: she said about that, Guys, I just woke up. Oh
Speaker 1: I'm getting kind of drag to see this. But I
Speaker 1: don't get on live because you switch about words. I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna go live no more mad about because you
Speaker 1: saying club and not blow up. No. And then she
Speaker 1: also posted on social media, I just want to balance.
Speaker 1: Sorry if I've worded things wrong. I just love music
Speaker 1: that job hard and turn the club up, and she
Speaker 1: mentioned dreams and Nightmares by Mike mel and Ti Grizzlies
Speaker 1: first day out as a perfect balance of rap and
Speaker 1: turn up. Like I always tell y'all, man, if everything
Speaker 1: causes outrage nowadays, then nothing matters because I don't even
Speaker 1: know what they would be mad about in that situation.
Speaker 1: Makes no sense, But it's just it is funny when
Speaker 1: she was turned up at the club and then you
Speaker 1: do all that and then you wake up like, oops,
Speaker 1: she didn't say nothing wrong, and our producer that she's
Speaker 1: getting dragged for saying rappers want to die. I mean
Speaker 1: they're promoting the deaf lifestyle. If you're promoting the celebration
Speaker 1: of you know, drug use so much, that is what
Speaker 1: that Ultimately, some of the music is talks about how
Speaker 1: many artists have we seen, you know, pass away because
Speaker 1: of drug over So yeah, if they're making that kind
Speaker 1: of music, that's celebrating that lifestyle that will lead to
Speaker 1: death right now. Little Nazex tried psychedelic mushrooms to create
Speaker 1: his latest album, Montero So, he revealed in um Wall
Speaker 1: Street Journals magazines New Innovator's issue. Part of the process
Speaker 1: was talking to producers affecting on life rather than working
Speaker 1: on any music, and these psychedelics allowed him to push
Speaker 1: past lots of lingering feelings of self consciousness. He said,
Speaker 1: I was able to open up a lot. I was
Speaker 1: able to write actual stories about my life and put
Speaker 1: it into my music. I actually did that for the
Speaker 1: first time. And you know, there has been a lot
Speaker 1: of talk about these magic mushrooms. Bob Marley's family is
Speaker 1: launching a line of mushroom products this year in partnership
Speaker 1: with Silo Wellness. Mike Tyson also recently talked about taking some,
Speaker 1: and he said his whole life changed after So isn't
Speaker 1: this what cart of merse, no wrapping out with drums
Speaker 1: and stuff? Plant based? No? No, no, that's no no. No,
Speaker 1: shrooms is plant plant based medicine. I actually punked out
Speaker 1: last New Year's because we had a whole ceremony with
Speaker 1: Shaman in the Hills and everything, and I was like,
Speaker 1: I'm not ready, but just shrooms yet sounded like the
Speaker 1: same to me. No drugs as between plant based medicine
Speaker 1: and prescription medication. These kids are overdosing on. No. Man,
Speaker 1: she talked about weed, but I never heard nobody to
Speaker 1: talk about od on we I thought she was talking
Speaker 1: about prescription kills. Say we are, I don't I don't
Speaker 1: smoking weed. I don't agree with drugs. Drugs weed is
Speaker 1: plant based. I don't agree with Listen. I've done shrooms
Speaker 1: plenty of times. I enjoy it. It's stuff that a
Speaker 1: plant based. I disagree with now when it's the prescription drugs,
Speaker 1: the pharmaceuticals. Different ball game, but plant base. No, all right,
Speaker 1: well that is your rum report. Trooms we ayahuasca? I
Speaker 1: can't wait. That's what cart you was talking about, all
Speaker 1: the drugs. Now, No, it's not no. She said, we
Speaker 1: can't pronounce. She said, we don't. Can't. If you can pronounce,
Speaker 1: try to be definite. Spell Nope? Why a y U
Speaker 1: s C I A Nope? How you spelling? All right,
Speaker 1: well that is your We gotta go, tee you do.
Speaker 1: You can't spell it either. We gotta go. She's trying
Speaker 1: to google it. Fact, we're don't give her a minute.
Speaker 1: He tried it. I never tried ayahuasca. I've only ever
Speaker 1: done m shrums. Nor can she spell it's words? Spell? Okay? Well,
Speaker 1: who are you giving a donkey to four? After the
Speaker 1: hour of Florida? You need to come to the front
Speaker 1: of the congregation. We like to have a world with you. Man.
Speaker 1: This English teaching name. What was her name? You can
Speaker 1: pull her name of. Her name is like Carolyn Melanie Lee. Oh,
Speaker 1: come to the front of the correngation. We like to
Speaker 1: have a world with you, all right, we'll get to that.
Speaker 1: Next is to breakfast Club. Good morning, So breakfast Club,
Speaker 1: your mornings will never be the same, Charlomagne. You know
Speaker 1: what me and millions of other people I've been watching
Speaker 1: TikTok lately, entrepreneurship videos, people talking about starting their own businesses,
Speaker 1: giving tips. I love seeing people promote generational wealth and
Speaker 1: pouring into that community. That's right, from hilarious to the serious.
Speaker 1: You have to see it, TikTok. Make sure you're telling
Speaker 1: them to watch out for Florida. The craziest people in
Speaker 1: America come from the Bronx and all of Florida. Yes,
Speaker 1: you are a donkey. It's a Florida man. A tapped
Speaker 1: in at n for a very strange reason. It gave
Speaker 1: him too much money. Florida man is arrested after definitely
Speaker 1: say the door to his home and an attempt to
Speaker 1: electricate his present life. Police arrested in Orlando man. We're
Speaker 1: talking a Flaminia to Breakfast Club bitch, you don't be
Speaker 1: here to day with Charlom Haye to guard. I don't
Speaker 1: know why y'all keeping him. Get 'all like, well, they'll
Speaker 1: always going to your hometown today, okay, donkey today? For Tuesday,
Speaker 1: November two goes to a Florida's English teacher. A Florida
Speaker 1: English teacher named Carolyn Melanie Lee. She is a sixty
Speaker 1: year old English language art teacher at Darnell Cookman Middle
Speaker 1: High School in Jacksonville, Florida. Salute to everyone who listens
Speaker 1: to us on ninety three point three to be Jacksonville,
Speaker 1: me too, dropping the clues box for Jacksonville, Florida. Shout
Speaker 1: to Jacksonville. Okay, uh the nineteen point three, Hey listen,
Speaker 1: I like Jacksonville. To Florida, Florida, the Florida All right,
Speaker 1: what did you Uncle Shaula always say about the great
Speaker 1: state of Florida. The craziest people in America come from
Speaker 1: the Bronx and all of Florida. Florida just different. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's what I was laughing about. Florida just different. People
Speaker 1: from Florida are different, the energy is different. It's not
Speaker 1: your beautiful place, but also a dangerous place. Because if
Speaker 1: you're trying to avoid crazy, it's virtually impossible to do
Speaker 1: in Florida. That's why I think another season of Squid
Speaker 1: Game has to happen in Florida. Let them go down
Speaker 1: there and let everyone who owes money and ppe loans
Speaker 1: compete to win a bunch of money so they can
Speaker 1: pay off their debt. And one of the challenges would
Speaker 1: have to be to avoid crazy in Florida. That's impossible, Okay.
Speaker 1: See I tell y'all on this radio all the time.
Speaker 1: In life, all we are trying to do every day
Speaker 1: is avoid the crazy of others in Florida. If avoiding
Speaker 1: crazy was a challenge on Squid Game, everybody would die,
Speaker 1: all right, because in Florida, you just don't know who's who. See,
Speaker 1: when it comes to being a city girl, there's clearly
Speaker 1: no statue limitation in sixty year old Carolyne Melanie Lee
Speaker 1: proves that. Would you like to know what the hell
Speaker 1: I'm talking about? Well, let's go to WJXT FOE for
Speaker 1: the report. Please. This local Teacher of the Year has
Speaker 1: been arrested charged with child abuse. The teacher is Caroline
Speaker 1: Lee from Darnielle Cookman School of the Medical Arts, so
Speaker 1: she was named the school's teacher of the Year just
Speaker 1: two days ago. The victim stated in the report that
Speaker 1: when she arrived to her first period class on Friday,
Speaker 1: her teacher said Lee wanted to talk with her. The
Speaker 1: report says Lee brought the student back to her classroom
Speaker 1: and asked the student why she threatened her. According to
Speaker 1: the report, the student said she never threatened Lee, but
Speaker 1: Lee then reached across the table and struck the student
Speaker 1: with the palm of her hand. The report goes on
Speaker 1: to say Lee called the victim expletives and then kept
Speaker 1: hitting her on the top of her head as her
Speaker 1: nose kept bleeding. The victim stated she began trying to
Speaker 1: hold both of Lee's arms to keep from being struck,
Speaker 1: and Lee kicked her lower leg. According to the report,
Speaker 1: the violent incident was preceded by an Instagram argument between
Speaker 1: Lee and the victim on the Duval County School's page.
Speaker 1: This was where Lee was being congratulated for winning Teacher
Speaker 1: of the Year two days prior. There was a comment
Speaker 1: that questioned if Lee was the teacher that used the
Speaker 1: N word last year in class. Response from Lee said
Speaker 1: that she used it in the context of the Book
Speaker 1: of Mice and Men. The student said on the post
Speaker 1: that that was not the right thing to do, and
Speaker 1: Lee agreed. In the report, Lee said she interpreted one
Speaker 1: of the comments as a threat to kill her. First
Speaker 1: of all, dropping a clues bomsful of Mice and Men. Okay,
Speaker 1: Lenny and George, I mean one of the saddest tales
Speaker 1: you ever read in your life. Man oh, and emotional
Speaker 1: thinking about it. Sixty year old Florida English teacher, who
Speaker 1: was named Teacher of the Year two days prior to
Speaker 1: this incident, decided to set it on a student because
Speaker 1: the student was popping off about her on Instagram. Can
Speaker 1: you imagine being sixty years old not liking a comment
Speaker 1: you saw about yourself on Instagram and then storming into
Speaker 1: a classroom and demanding that the student leave with you
Speaker 1: because you got beef sidebar whatever. When someone has beef
Speaker 1: with you, never leave with them, Never go with them
Speaker 1: where they want you to go, because they're just trying
Speaker 1: to get you a loan somewhere so they can feel
Speaker 1: comfortable committing whatever crime it is they're about to commit
Speaker 1: on you. Nope, if you're about that life handling on
Speaker 1: site wherever we at Okay, I'm not about to follow
Speaker 1: you somewhere and make you more comfortable so you can
Speaker 1: violate me. And that's exactly what happened here, because when
Speaker 1: Caroline got that student in the class alan, she absolutely asked,
Speaker 1: what's up now, Hope talk that you was talking on
Speaker 1: ig Now. In I'm reading the New York posting, it
Speaker 1: says Caroline struck the student in the face with the
Speaker 1: heel of her palm and called her an F and
Speaker 1: B word repeatedly as she landed several more scrakes on
Speaker 1: the top of her head and kicked her in the
Speaker 1: lord leg. Keep in mind, keep in mind, this is
Speaker 1: who the Duval County Public Schools called teacher of the
Speaker 1: Year two days prior to this incident. Now, Caroline got
Speaker 1: mad at the student because the student got on ig
Speaker 1: and criticized her for getting the award. I you know,
Speaker 1: would simply like to say that student was right, A million, billion,
Speaker 1: trillion percent correct drop on a clues bomb for that student.
Speaker 1: All right, there's no way this old as city girl
Speaker 1: should have one teacher of the year. And those students
Speaker 1: who are in that classroom with her on the regular
Speaker 1: understand that better than anyone. And if she felt so
Speaker 1: comfortable doing that to that young girl, I mean, she's
Speaker 1: probably been doing that as students. Okay, I had a
Speaker 1: teacher like that in fourth grade Whitefield Elementary School and
Speaker 1: most going to South Carolina. I'm not gonna say her
Speaker 1: name because I don't know if she's alive or dead.
Speaker 1: And people be liking the suit, but boy, she used
Speaker 1: to be putting her hands on students like her name
Speaker 1: was Clarissa Shields. So I am glad that this young
Speaker 1: student called this teacher out on social media and then
Speaker 1: immediately after the incident went to the guidance counselor to
Speaker 1: report the alleged attack. Now where is this young lady's parents?
Speaker 1: Whereas her family Grandma, mama, aunt, sister, play cousins. Caroline,
Speaker 1: you owe that family some blood. Okay, you old woman,
Speaker 1: and that young lady's family of fade, come outside. They're
Speaker 1: not gonna jump you. All right. It's time for Floridians
Speaker 1: to have a crazy contest to see who can out
Speaker 1: crazy who she put her hands on your child. Now
Speaker 1: you must put you know, your hands on her all
Speaker 1: in the name of Trina. Those are the rules of Florida,
Speaker 1: all right, now, Caroline, has been removed from the classroom
Speaker 1: and will not return pending the judicial and internal procedures.
Speaker 1: This is just another reminder that there is full and
Speaker 1: then there is Florida fool. And ain't no fool like
Speaker 1: Florida fool because Florida fool. Don't stop. Please let remy
Speaker 1: may give Caroline Melanie Lee the biggest he ha he
Speaker 1: ha he ha, you stupid mother, Are you dumb? And
Speaker 1: saluted district Superintendent doctor Diana Green. She said, we will
Speaker 1: cooperate with all investigations and pending those results, we will
Speaker 1: take the actions necessary to stand up for and protect
Speaker 1: our students. So yes, all right, all right, well, thank
Speaker 1: you for that, donkey to day. Now up next, Michael
Speaker 1: Eric Dyson will be joining us. He has book. He
Speaker 1: definitely has a new book. What's it call. It's called
Speaker 1: Entertaining Entertaining Black in America. That's what I said. Follow
Speaker 1: copy in me. All right, Yes, we'll get to that.
Speaker 1: Next is to Breakfast Club, Go Morning, the Breakfast Club Morning.
Speaker 1: Everybody is DJ Envy Angela Yee, Charlemagne the guy. We
Speaker 1: are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in
Speaker 1: the building. This brother drops books like Gucci Man. And
Speaker 1: Wayne used to drop mixtapes like it's unbelievable. He's got
Speaker 1: another book out Entertaining Race Performing Blackness in America. Michael
Speaker 1: Eric Dison is head. How are you, my brother? Doctor Michael,
Speaker 1: Thank you so much. I appreciate it now. It's always
Speaker 1: great to be here with y'all. And I was listening
Speaker 1: to one of your recent conversations with Ts Madison, Man,
Speaker 1: it was mind blowing in expanding only on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Can you get some of that real information when you
Speaker 1: tell me that you learned something, I need to know.
Speaker 1: What did you learn from that conversation? What did you
Speaker 1: take from Well, you know, it's the other humanity of people,
Speaker 1: no matter what their sexual orientation, what their understanding of
Speaker 1: sex is, what they're understanding a gender or race. And
Speaker 1: to have an open conversation about it. For her to
Speaker 1: be as open and straightforward and irreverent and you know,
Speaker 1: telling the truth about what her experiences have been, what
Speaker 1: she likes and doesn't like, and how it informs her
Speaker 1: is something we need to hear because, you know, obviously
Speaker 1: trans identity in the news recently because of my dear
Speaker 1: brother Dave Chappelle's engagement with the issue you know has
Speaker 1: come to the four And I think, look, black people,
Speaker 1: at least me as a black intellectual, I've been used
Speaker 1: to white folks and all kind of crazy stuff or
Speaker 1: thinking all kind of crazy things. And you could either
Speaker 1: cancel them, cut them off, tell them to go to hell,
Speaker 1: or he could try to explain it. You schooling me
Speaker 1: on that. I mean right, you could try to explain
Speaker 1: it and talk to him. Now, a lot of I
Speaker 1: know a lot of younger black people. I was engaging
Speaker 1: in conversation with Michael Denzel Smith. Yeah, Michael Denzel Smith,
Speaker 1: and he said, I was first mad at your book Tears.
Speaker 1: We cannot stop a serving white America because you were
Speaker 1: kind of explaining stuff to white folk as opposed to
Speaker 1: writing to us. And I was used to writing to us.
Speaker 1: And I said, look, and I love that brother, man.
Speaker 1: He's one of the greatest young writers in America. And
Speaker 1: I said, look, man, I said, I didn't wrote twenty
Speaker 1: four well by that time, I think it was twenty
Speaker 1: two books. I got twenty four and twenty eight, So
Speaker 1: I'm trying to write books like Negroes right hooks. So
Speaker 1: I do what I do. But I said, I've written
Speaker 1: enough in a lot. I've written a whole bunch for
Speaker 1: black people, and I will continue to do so. But
Speaker 1: I said, it's my obligation to also talk to white
Speaker 1: people and those others as well. And I think that
Speaker 1: at some point the argument about Dave Chappelle has to
Speaker 1: go through. If you got an argument against what he's saying,
Speaker 1: that's perfect and beautiful, but make the argument. Don't kill
Speaker 1: what he's saying, because if he thinks that way, maybe
Speaker 1: a bunch of people think that way. In my class,
Speaker 1: I used to go, if you think that way and
Speaker 1: you got a question, you think it is ignorant, you
Speaker 1: won't tell nobody, Then maybe a lot of people have
Speaker 1: these kinds of questions. Plus, how do we dismiss him
Speaker 1: out of hand, because a lot of people are thinking
Speaker 1: right now, I'm sitting here, you know, I was sitting
Speaker 1: here listening to your conversation with ts about you know,
Speaker 1: her having breasts and also fully equipped with what God
Speaker 1: gave her at birth. She's seeing that as the kind
Speaker 1: of lifeline to the divine. So that's a complicated, nuanced
Speaker 1: perspective about what sexual orientation is, about what gender is.
Speaker 1: How do we talk about feminism with trans women who
Speaker 1: come into the game. It doesn't mean you want to
Speaker 1: rule them out, right. I look, I've been on record.
Speaker 1: I preached sermons in black churches against homophobia when it
Speaker 1: wasn't a thing. I wrote a book about black women
Speaker 1: and loving them when it wasn't a thing. Right, Why
Speaker 1: I love black women. It wasn't no black girl magic
Speaker 1: and no black boy joy. That was something long ago
Speaker 1: because I thought it was extremely necessary for us to
Speaker 1: address issues of gender, issues of oppression, issues of sexuality,
Speaker 1: and the trans issue is extremely valuable because it makes
Speaker 1: all of us nervous. And then what am I dealing with? Damn?
Speaker 1: I mean, what you is? It was deep enough when
Speaker 1: people like said bisexual that gay people and straight people
Speaker 1: were both mad at and make up your damn mind
Speaker 1: what team you're planning for? Or trans raises it to
Speaker 1: another level. Let me tell you that your very binary
Speaker 1: notions of either or are a deficit thinking and a
Speaker 1: problematic way of thinking about it. But if that's true,
Speaker 1: if binaries are the problem that trans identities underscore, then
Speaker 1: let's not have an either or either you enter, you
Speaker 1: out your point about accountability or cancel. Damn? Can we
Speaker 1: do something more? Can we say I'm ignorant because we
Speaker 1: ain't talking about no right wing fundamentalists assault upon the
Speaker 1: integrity of identity. We're talking about raising serious questions. And
Speaker 1: this is again where the cancel culture and the harsh
Speaker 1: repudiation of anybody who thinks differently or tries to raise
Speaker 1: questions that are full of integrity. I mean to cancel
Speaker 1: Dave Chappelle, one of the greatest geniuses we've seen in comedy,
Speaker 1: because you disagree with him. Boy, if I had the
Speaker 1: right to do that for people I disagree, what it
Speaker 1: would be deep. But what I have to do read,
Speaker 1: I had to study, I had to make arguments. Oh
Speaker 1: you're coming with that, cool, let me tell you what
Speaker 1: I got to say about this. So I don't know,
Speaker 1: I was informed by all of that, and that's trying.
Speaker 1: What I'm trying to do in this book, too, is
Speaker 1: to have a more complicated and nuanced perspective about what
Speaker 1: it means to be black, about what it means to
Speaker 1: entertain the idea of race. I opened the book with
Speaker 1: a story of a young black girl who was being enslaved.
Speaker 1: Right She was being you know, brought from Africa onto
Speaker 1: the ship and then from the ship into the New
Speaker 1: World and fifteen year old girl. She had been infected,
Speaker 1: ironically enough, by the physician on the ship with a
Speaker 1: veneero disease. She's fifteen. They used to do what they
Speaker 1: call on the slave ships, dance the slaves entertainment for them,
Speaker 1: you know, for the white men mostly or non black
Speaker 1: men who are on the ship. And it's a way
Speaker 1: of bringing, you know, a relief to the tedium of
Speaker 1: the journey. So this girl one day, she's feeling horrible
Speaker 1: and she doesn't want to get up, and so the
Speaker 1: slave master, at that point, the captain of the ship
Speaker 1: grabbed her, captain Kember, and then hung her upside down
Speaker 1: by one ankle and then whipped her and beat her
Speaker 1: to death. And why what was the reason? Because she
Speaker 1: refused to perform. So I see that as a metaphor
Speaker 1: for what we have had to do in this country
Speaker 1: that black people, from the very beginning, Black people have
Speaker 1: been asked, demanded, mandated that we perform, and not just
Speaker 1: in terms of sports or entertainment, but everyday lives. We
Speaker 1: got to perform for white brothers and sisters in corporate America,
Speaker 1: on street corners, on people who are asking us questions
Speaker 1: about who we are, So I wanted to look at
Speaker 1: that across the board and then bring all that stuff
Speaker 1: together about entertainment when it comes to sports, right, and
Speaker 1: then how they really pitted Colin Kaepernick versus Jay Z
Speaker 1: with everything that's going on with the NFL. Can you
Speaker 1: talk about that? Yeah, I think that's unfortunate, because look,
Speaker 1: Calin Kaepernick is a heroic figure by any measure. You
Speaker 1: know what he's done to really raise the issue in
Speaker 1: a way as an ideal symbol to articulate black resistance
Speaker 1: to social distress. And the guy in the NFL who said, look,
Speaker 1: instead of sitting down on the bench, because that's what
Speaker 1: Colin was doing at first, he said, why don't you
Speaker 1: take a knee? That would show reverence, as y'all know,
Speaker 1: for the flag and for American culture even as you
Speaker 1: were protesting. He did that, and it still wasn't good enough,
Speaker 1: because you know, white folks can't tell you how to
Speaker 1: protest them. You're not gonna do things that make white
Speaker 1: people comfortable. You're trying to make them uncomfortable. And the
Speaker 1: discomfort itself is a measure and an index of the
Speaker 1: distance between white practice and black belief. So yeah, Colin
Speaker 1: Kaepernick was extraordinary, but jay Z a genius right, just
Speaker 1: got inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame,
Speaker 1: the first hip hop artist to be inducted into the
Speaker 1: Songwriters Hall of Fame. That's another way. Jay Z's way is. Look,
Speaker 1: I've been a hustler. I've been a person who's stood
Speaker 1: on street corners and engaged in the various activity that
Speaker 1: undercutt my country, you know, my culture. You know he
Speaker 1: talked about you have to learn to live with regrets
Speaker 1: on his first album, Marcy's Son. That's where I'm from.
Speaker 1: I'm from the place where the church's other flakies has
Speaker 1: been playing to God, praying to God so long. Wow,
Speaker 1: what does that mean? That means your prayers ain't getting
Speaker 1: answered with God you're praying to. That means your divinity
Speaker 1: may be distorted by the negative inferences that you've accumulated
Speaker 1: unconsciously in your mind and perpetuated as a legacy of
Speaker 1: your fundamentalist belief. Damn he said all that. Yeah, it's
Speaker 1: Mike Dyson making that up. No respect the God's intelligence
Speaker 1: and what he does. How have we got more with
Speaker 1: Michael Eric Dyson when we come back, don't move. It's
Speaker 1: to Breakfast Club, Go Morning Morning. Everybody is tj Envy
Speaker 1: Angela yee. Charlemagne the guy we are the Breakfast Club
Speaker 1: was still kicking with Michael Eric Dyson. Ye, there's the
Speaker 1: people who should be canceled. Well of course, okay, I
Speaker 1: mean I mean like who like let's see, you know
Speaker 1: the dude they had to try out recently. You know
Speaker 1: that was exploiting women through his music and do it
Speaker 1: now he was. See here's the thing. We know R.
Speaker 1: Kelly is a deeply troubled black man, and we know
Speaker 1: he has to be held to account. But God forbid
Speaker 1: if we said, you know, he also was subject to
Speaker 1: some vicious practices that our community covered too, not just
Speaker 1: covering R. Kelly because of the genius of his music.
Speaker 1: Where there's no doubt about his genius. I saw people saying, well,
Speaker 1: he ain't no genius stopped. See, that's why you you illegitimate.
Speaker 1: That's why you're even your argument against him can't be
Speaker 1: taken seriously because you can't even acknowledge the degree to
Speaker 1: which the ingenuity of his music was part of his
Speaker 1: charm and also part of his deceptive, irreverent exploitation and seduction.
Speaker 1: As the pied piper. But there's also the argument that
Speaker 1: our community covered up the kind of sexual abuse to
Speaker 1: which he was subject, And can we imagine a scenario
Speaker 1: where after serving whatever time he does, that we can
Speaker 1: figure out a way to redeem and bring him back
Speaker 1: into the community rights. If we didn't, there would be
Speaker 1: no Malcolm X. Malcolm X was a petty thieve by
Speaker 1: his own account in his own book, the stuff he did,
Speaker 1: the biographies that came out afterwards, suggesting that when he
Speaker 1: was talking about a you know, one of his colleagues
Speaker 1: servicing a white man in the same sexual relationship, arguments
Speaker 1: have been made that that was a projection and a
Speaker 1: collection of stories of many people, including Malcolm. So my
Speaker 1: point is why he was so He called himself Satan standard,
Speaker 1: He thought he was, no question. So the point is
Speaker 1: is that here's a guy who, by those standards, was
Speaker 1: dysfunctional and incapable of being integrated into the larger circle
Speaker 1: of Black America, and yet he became one of our
Speaker 1: greatest spokespeople ever. Now, look when they unleased those tapes
Speaker 1: on Doctor King twenty twenty seven, Trust and believe, son,
Speaker 1: it ain't nothing nice. It ain't nothing nice, Son, And
Speaker 1: My point is there are a lot of people then
Speaker 1: therefore when they see that, gonna try to counsel doctor King.
Speaker 1: Are you kidding? Yeah, I don't like to compare morals.
Speaker 1: I don't like I don't like to do that. I
Speaker 1: don't like to play moral olympics. But Malcolm Mack was
Speaker 1: way more more at least on than doctor Martin Luther
Speaker 1: King Junior. There's no question. But doctor King was far
Speaker 1: more effective as a socialist Black people because he was
Speaker 1: in touch with his own frailty and lack of you know, uh,
Speaker 1: moral interptuo, so to speak, than a Malcolm. Look, they're
Speaker 1: both great, but if we're gonna compare that kind of
Speaker 1: rigid judgmentalism that his cancel culture is Malcolm for the
Speaker 1: most of his life, let's just be real. On the
Speaker 1: other hand, you got a doctor King. Now, it's not
Speaker 1: that they weren't being judgmental. They were not that they
Speaker 1: were like, you know, they used to say, why can't Baptists, um,
Speaker 1: you know, have sex standing up because somebody will think
Speaker 1: they're dancing. So the point is, so y'all forgive me
Speaker 1: for that, but it is what it is. So the judgmentalism,
Speaker 1: the judgmentalism on both communities as real. So, but Malcolm
Speaker 1: also chafed at the kind of narrow religious constraint. One
Speaker 1: he saw the difference between himself and elijahmanm and what
Speaker 1: was going on, and the argument that in common they
Speaker 1: have made have had affection for a particular young lady.
Speaker 1: So the point is, even when it looks on the
Speaker 1: surface like it's cleaned up and gussied up, there are
Speaker 1: moral contradictions internally. So Malcolm X was a remarkable, major,
Speaker 1: fundamentally powerful leader. In fact, what you said, the FBI said,
Speaker 1: he ain't know Martin Ruther King. Now even the FBI
Speaker 1: came to that conclusion, but having said that if somebody
Speaker 1: put a tape recorder under your bed, what we're gonna discover.
Speaker 1: So so Martin Uther King Jr. Has his wife sent
Speaker 1: by the FBI to his wife tapes of his indiscretions
Speaker 1: and her having to stand up and say that wasn't
Speaker 1: my husband outside but on the inside knowing what it was.
Speaker 1: But here's the thing. And then even got to the
Speaker 1: point where she said, go ahea, y'all do what y'all wanting?
Speaker 1: This movement bigging in my manner. I mean she understood that. Now,
Speaker 1: we're not trying to say every woman should do that.
Speaker 1: We're not trying to suggest that duplicitous relations and the
Speaker 1: kind of moral disrespect or disloyalty that certain black men
Speaker 1: have shown to black women or men have shown to women,
Speaker 1: should be tolerated. That's not what I'm saying. What I
Speaker 1: am saying, however, is that to cancel Martin Luther King
Speaker 1: Junior based upon narrow litmus tests of authentic morality in
Speaker 1: a narrow framework misses the broader wing which he shattered,
Speaker 1: the manacles and the shackles that we all have. Now
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty seven, when it comes out that Martin
Speaker 1: Luther King Junior and a famous gospel singer had a
Speaker 1: white woman prostitute come to the room and then both
Speaker 1: engaged in relationships, now that's already on the record. But
Speaker 1: I'm not trying to expose doctor King. I'm trying to
Speaker 1: say less, deal honestly and straightforwardly with what the flaws
Speaker 1: are that he possessed, and still not cancel him, because
Speaker 1: without him, we wouldn't have the right to talk about cancel.
Speaker 1: Without Martin Luther King Junior, none of us would do
Speaker 1: what we do or could do what we do. Humans
Speaker 1: will always fail. If you're any tests, ain't no doubt
Speaker 1: about it. And the pure tests you have for somebody
Speaker 1: else you will fall into. The Bible says be careful
Speaker 1: about to grave, you, dick, because somebody you could fall
Speaker 1: in it yourself. So the pureit tests you got for
Speaker 1: somebody else, you gonna fail. That's right. You have essays
Speaker 1: in the book about Dodds's One Love, a song that
Speaker 1: we don't talk about it enough. Why why was that
Speaker 1: song so important? Well, it was you talking about personal
Speaker 1: and existential. It was important to me because my brother,
Speaker 1: God rest his soul ever. Dyson Bay died nearly two
Speaker 1: years ago. I miss him every day. Spent more than
Speaker 1: half his life in prison for a crime. We believe
Speaker 1: he did not commit a murder, but he was convicted
Speaker 1: by an all black jury. When they say black people
Speaker 1: don't send black people to jail, Bull feathers and that
Speaker 1: meant something to me because I would write him letters,
Speaker 1: he would write me letters, We would exchange sentiments. Highly
Speaker 1: intelligent young man. In fact, when sold that O'Brien did
Speaker 1: the first black in America, ours was one of the
Speaker 1: stories that what bonded us as brothers. So when I
Speaker 1: heard that one Love of by nas with the great
Speaker 1: jazz score provided by the Heath Brothers and in their
Speaker 1: genius and produced by Q Tip, it was an extraordinary song.
Speaker 1: And I wrote about it because it touched me on
Speaker 1: a personal level and speaking of another genius, uh in
Speaker 1: Nasier Jones and what I love about Nazier Jones and
Speaker 1: jay z and and l cooj, you know, dropping the knowledge,
Speaker 1: making it possible and making relevant rap records, not some
Speaker 1: oldie but goodye stuff, but making relevant rap records now
Speaker 1: that make a difference. So that song touched me in
Speaker 1: the fundamentally determinative way. But before we get out of here,
Speaker 1: I got to talk about the debate with Jordan Peterson. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: you know he's a Canadian psychologist and you know he's
Speaker 1: got a lot of different ideas and ideologies about gender
Speaker 1: and politics and culture war. Right. He likes to say,
Speaker 1: I guess certain people are politically corrected. They go along
Speaker 1: with right right, everything right. Yeah, No, I had to
Speaker 1: debate with him. Uh, Me and Michelle Goldberg went to
Speaker 1: uh to Toronto. We went on his term and they
Speaker 1: never scared. So Me and Michelle Goldberg, who is a
Speaker 1: columnist for the New York Times. Were invited in a
Speaker 1: set of lectures over there to debate, and we debated
Speaker 1: political correctness, and so me and me and Jordan Peterson
Speaker 1: got into it because I've seen him get a pass
Speaker 1: on so many levels talking about stuff you don't really like, Like,
Speaker 1: I don't understand what you mean by well, he talks
Speaker 1: about this is the postmodern. By what he meant, there
Speaker 1: are no standards, there are no ethical uh precepts that
Speaker 1: bind us together as a community. But he said that
Speaker 1: is Max Horkheimer. That the word critical and critical theory
Speaker 1: meant that anything that leads to the liberation of from
Speaker 1: the circumstances that enslave human beings. That's all he meant
Speaker 1: by the word critical. So you're misusing the term. So
Speaker 1: we went at it, and I end up calling him
Speaker 1: a mean man, white man. That's what I said. I said,
Speaker 1: bron you know, I mean And I know, look, I
Speaker 1: knew that that was going to go over like a
Speaker 1: brick cloud, especially in Toronto. But again, I will go wherever,
Speaker 1: whenever to debate whoever about anything that I believe in,
Speaker 1: which is why I'm so sick and t out of
Speaker 1: the canceling culture. Let me let me hold the book
Speaker 1: real quick, Yes, Sir Michael Eric Dyson entertaining Race performing
Speaker 1: Blackness in America, available everywhere you buy books. It's the
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club. Thank y'all. The Breakfast Club. Yeah, dropping a
Speaker 1: food box of Shopton video with that song dancing too,
Speaker 1: the one you made up. I didn't make that. It
Speaker 1: was that song. He was that guy. What is that?
Speaker 1: I don't know what you're singing? What is the Colli
Speaker 1: greens gray Man, I'll Shopton was wilding at the thirtieth
Speaker 1: anniversary of the National Action Next last night the Cappella
Speaker 1: Gray That brother was having a good time. That that
Speaker 1: kid look kicked that canceling me goes kicked in doing
Speaker 1: the rerun Jerry at one time the running Man the
Speaker 1: same time to that thing up, Mommy make it roll. Yeah,
Speaker 1: all right, well let's get to the rules. Let's talk
Speaker 1: a Chance to Rapper. It's about Angela Yee on the
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club. Well, Chance the Rapper was on the Facebook
Speaker 1: watch series Peace of Mind with to Rogie with to
Speaker 1: Ragie Henson and her friend Tracy j The two of
Speaker 1: them co host that together. And one thing that he
Speaker 1: was talking about is the dark days of his mental
Speaker 1: health and why that inspired him to fight for better
Speaker 1: mental health services and black communities. And you know, you
Speaker 1: tell people man up, but that's not necessarily a good thing.
Speaker 1: According to Chance, black men in particular don't feel that
Speaker 1: they can show their emotions right then and there, so
Speaker 1: they got a man up. Black men are naturally guarded.
Speaker 1: You kind of have to be. Your weakness is preyed upon.
Speaker 1: So I think it's a defense mechanism. Like you know,
Speaker 1: like you don't want to necessarily grieve when you go
Speaker 1: to a funeral, like you you're not like you kind
Speaker 1: of don't want to pry, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: Like you don't want to subject yourself to the feeling
Speaker 1: of like that weakness of like you know, it just
Speaker 1: takes a lot to be cathartic, to like to cry,
Speaker 1: to like empty yourself. Chance to wrap it is absolutely right.
Speaker 1: It's all a defense mechanism. But those days are over.
Speaker 1: I'm crying in therapy out of therapy. Nothing I love
Speaker 1: more than hearing brothers and sisters expressing how they actually feel,
Speaker 1: all right. Atlanta Falcon's wide receiver Calvin Ridley has stepped
Speaker 1: away from football for his mental health. He posted, these
Speaker 1: past few weeks have been very challenging, and as much
Speaker 1: as I'd like to be on the field competing with
Speaker 1: my teammates, I need to step away from football at
Speaker 1: this time and focus on my mental well being. This
Speaker 1: will help me be the best version of myself now
Speaker 1: and in the future. He's absolutely right, and also to
Speaker 1: the chance of saying, when you're telling somebody the man up,
Speaker 1: all you're doing is telling them to suppress their emotions,
Speaker 1: and eventually all that trauma you tucking away gets the
Speaker 1: best of you. You gotta deal with your trauma. All
Speaker 1: your trauma will eventually deal with you. You cannot run
Speaker 1: from yourself. You just cannot. Now. Yesterday we were talking
Speaker 1: about how Jay Z did think Damon Dash during his
Speaker 1: Hall of Fame speech. Well, Jay Damon Dash is saying
Speaker 1: that he is ready to end his feud that's been
Speaker 1: going on for twenty years with jay Z. He offered him,
Speaker 1: yes olive branch to him and thanked him in his speech.
Speaker 1: So Damon Dash told page six, it was beautiful. I
Speaker 1: have no beef with him. If he has no beef
Speaker 1: with me, let's get the lawyers out of it. Then
Speaker 1: let's talk like men. But I definitely appreciate it, he said.
Speaker 1: I'm glad he said it for the culture. We need
Speaker 1: to squash everything. So hopefully if there was that was
Speaker 1: an extended olive branch, I'll spend one back. But is
Speaker 1: there real beef. I mean, we've seen pictures over the
Speaker 1: years of Jay and Dame together. I remember one at
Speaker 1: Chaka's I think it was Shaka's born Day party at
Speaker 1: one point about you know, it's not like Jay hasn't
Speaker 1: spoken on Dame before regard. I know they had attorneys
Speaker 1: against each other. I don't know if it was for
Speaker 1: something else that they just recently had an issue with
Speaker 1: this um NFT situation. Situation, Yeah, with Rockefeller's first really
Speaker 1: reasonable doubt, I think Jay was trying to buy the
Speaker 1: rights to reasonable doubt. It was. It's a lot of back,
Speaker 1: but hopefully they can speak and get it together. Get
Speaker 1: it together. And another thing that happened after jay Z
Speaker 1: gave that Hall of Fame speech is that he also
Speaker 1: had to go on Twitter, and you know he barely
Speaker 1: ever does that. And he said, in my excitement, I
Speaker 1: failed surprized and acknowledge Jazzo. He was the hometown hero
Speaker 1: that made the dream tangible. Thank you good man. Okay,
Speaker 1: let me lose this password for another year or so.
Speaker 1: Thank you all again, incredibly humbled by your love. I'm
Speaker 1: glad he did that, but it don't count on Twitter.
Speaker 1: Jay on stage, you know, z Jazz didn't want to
Speaker 1: repost his video jay Z and that nice tucks from
Speaker 1: that Hall of Fame stage. Stop it. You don't hit
Speaker 1: the same. It just don't stop it, y'all back? All right,
Speaker 1: Well that is your rumor report. All right, I'll know it.
Speaker 1: Don't hit the same. Shout the revolte. We'll see them
Speaker 1: all everybody else. Let's get to the mix. Let's go
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Speaker 1: a special guest on the line right now. I know
Speaker 1: he's out and about because of his election day in
Speaker 1: New Jersey. We have Governor Murphy on the line. Hey DJMVY, Hello,
Speaker 1: Hello everybody. Co Governor Murphy. I hope we can still
Speaker 1: call you this after tomorrow. Oh God bless you. I
Speaker 1: hope so too. How are you feeling Listen, I feel good.
Speaker 1: We're taking nothing for granted. We're running up and down
Speaker 1: the state. I just pulled into Cherry Hill, New Jersey,
Speaker 1: outside of Campton in Philadelphia, and we're gonna work our
Speaker 1: way north over the course of the day. I'm proud
Speaker 1: of what we've done in our first four years. I'm
Speaker 1: proud to run on that record. But we take nothing
Speaker 1: for granted. He's a crazy times in politics, and so
Speaker 1: we got to make sure we turned over every song.
Speaker 1: You know, it's crazy. I didn't realize that you would
Speaker 1: be the first Democratic governor to win re election New
Speaker 1: Jersey forty four years. Wow. Is that crazy? Everyone thinks
Speaker 1: that the New Jersey is a really blue state, and
Speaker 1: that's the fact what you've just said. So we're trying
Speaker 1: to break that curse. Now. I see your opponent attack
Speaker 1: and I see this been in millions of commercials about
Speaker 1: I guess you did an interview and you were talking
Speaker 1: about the state tax and said, hey, if your family
Speaker 1: or business doesn't want to be here, then don't come
Speaker 1: to New Jersey. I'm sure you see those commercials. Oh
Speaker 1: I believe me, and he completely taken out of context. Listen,
Speaker 1: this guy is unbelievable. He was part He rubber stamped
Speaker 1: Chris Christey's agenda. This state was a mess when I
Speaker 1: came in here was partly due to him. And we've
Speaker 1: turned this thing around and we've made it a lot
Speaker 1: more of what We still have more work to do,
Speaker 1: but we're the number one state in America to raise
Speaker 1: a family. We're the most diverse state in America. We'll
Speaker 1: put through incredible criminal justice reform. This guy voted against
Speaker 1: all of them when he was in office before I
Speaker 1: got here. This is the different guys between moving forward
Speaker 1: and going back to the battle days. You know, one
Speaker 1: question my parents would have because they live in New
Speaker 1: Jersey is about property taxes, right, And I know that's
Speaker 1: an issue as well, because the property taxes are so
Speaker 1: high end Jersey. Is there anything that can ever be
Speaker 1: done about that? Sure, we've done a lot. Actually, we've
Speaker 1: had the lowest increases on record. I want to make
Speaker 1: up go down. Funding Public education is a big part
Speaker 1: of that, because that's fifty three percent of your property
Speaker 1: tax bill on average, and we're funded public education at
Speaker 1: all time record levels. By the way, we have the
Speaker 1: number one public education system as a result in America.
Speaker 1: We just got ranked the number one state in America
Speaker 1: to raise a family, the states of state in America.
Speaker 1: So we're making progress. I'm not saying that we're out
Speaker 1: of the woodsestem, but tell your folks, we're staying on it,
Speaker 1: and if we get reelected, we'll be on it every
Speaker 1: step of the way. Now, Governor, you know we're talking
Speaker 1: to Governor Murphy from New Jersey. Now, a big thing
Speaker 1: in Jersey is the floods, and I know a lot
Speaker 1: of people didn't have flood insurance and they weren't prepared
Speaker 1: for a lot of the floods that we had. I
Speaker 1: don't think anybody ever was how what are we doing
Speaker 1: to help those those people because a lot of probably
Speaker 1: the most effective people are probably in the hoods. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so a couple of things, great question. First of all,
Speaker 1: FEMA has been great. President Bike has been helping us
Speaker 1: out innate big way. I asked him personally to come
Speaker 1: into New Jersey and look at the damage with me,
Speaker 1: which he did. FEMA is helping us out. So that's
Speaker 1: that's the first point. Second point, people should should get
Speaker 1: flood insurance going forward, no matter where they live, no
Speaker 1: matter whether they're in a flood zone or not. The
Speaker 1: storms are coming more regularly, they're coming with more intensity,
Speaker 1: and we got to be prepared for it. And then thirdly,
Speaker 1: all this debate in Congress enough already, let's get some
Speaker 1: of this over the goal line. And that includes a
Speaker 1: lot of climate resiliency infrastructure, and the other part of
Speaker 1: that debate in Washington, which is striking. They talk about
Speaker 1: stuff like it's theoretical or abstract, and my answer is,
Speaker 1: we're doing all that in New Jersey. We're doing it.
Speaker 1: We know the stuff works, We know that we could
Speaker 1: push back against climate change. We just need more help,
Speaker 1: We need more resources so we could do it fast.
Speaker 1: Certain figure, you know, since since the race, it's not
Speaker 1: necessarily close, but they're saying it's kind of close. Are
Speaker 1: you afraid of voter suppression? You always are, because that's
Speaker 1: part of the Republican playbook. That's right. Use these guys,
Speaker 1: particularly in communities of color um so we've put an
Speaker 1: enormous amount of energy into particularly urban turnout. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: be with Mayor ros Baraco, who's a great mayor, in
Speaker 1: a couple of hours at Newark, thinking a couple of stops.
Speaker 1: These guys, listen, they'll do anything to try to close
Speaker 1: democracy down. My opponents spoken to stop the Steel rally.
Speaker 1: So give me an idea what I'm running against with
Speaker 1: Confederate flags and white supremacists. So these guys will will
Speaker 1: do whatever they think it takes to close people, to
Speaker 1: close democracy to people. I would not put it past them. Well, listen,
Speaker 1: when you win, Governor Murphy, you gotta pull up to
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club, come sit with us. May you know
Speaker 1: me and Envy. Me and Envy are residence of New Jersey,
Speaker 1: so we Captain. I'll vote for you today. I love you, listen.
Speaker 1: I love being on the phone with you. I love
Speaker 1: being virtually with you. I can't wait to get back
Speaker 1: in the same room. But I can't thank you up
Speaker 1: for your support. Alright, alright, good luck today, everybody. Alright,
Speaker 1: make sure you get out there and vote today in
Speaker 1: New Jersey and New York. And we got the positive
Speaker 1: note up next to the Breakfast Club co morning day
Speaker 1: is election day. We have mayoral candidate Curtis Sleewo. Welcome, Thanks,
Speaker 1: thanks for rolling out the opportunity to talk to all
Speaker 1: of you in your audience. How do you like your chances? Curtis, Well,
Speaker 1: the over under point spread. I mean I shot craps
Speaker 1: before she Loo. I'd say the four or five six.
Speaker 1: I take a few shots at that, and you're you're
Speaker 1: you're talking to the next mayor. I'm gonna be honest.
Speaker 1: You don't look like you're in good shape to be
Speaker 1: mayn man. You look a little, a little down trodden
Speaker 1: right now, arm in a sling, leaning to the side
Speaker 1: like something hurting. Well. I gotta tell you I learned
Speaker 1: one thing from this campaign. I got to avoid yellow cabs.
Speaker 1: In ninety two, I got shot five times with Howard
Speaker 1: point bullets in the back of the yellow cab on
Speaker 1: the orders of Gotti senior to Gotti junior to the Gambinos.
Speaker 1: I survived that. And on Friday I got smashed by
Speaker 1: a yellow cab right in front of Radio City Music
Speaker 1: called as I was jetting across the street. I gotta
Speaker 1: tell you could have swore I saw Bill de Blasio
Speaker 1: looking through that windshield behind the driver's seat. Are you sure?
Speaker 1: Are you sure? He didn't have an Eric Adams from
Speaker 1: Air bumper sticker and it probably did. Let me tell
Speaker 1: you ye cab job by Eric text for sure. So
Speaker 1: why are you running from? Why are you running for man?
Speaker 1: What are the reasons? Why are you running for man?
Speaker 1: And how can you change the city? Talk to us? Well, look,
Speaker 1: I'm associated with the streets, been out there for forty
Speaker 1: two years as leader of the Guardian Angels, not just
Speaker 1: here but now in thirteen countries, one hundred and thirty cities,
Speaker 1: and so I'm out there in the public housing complexes,
Speaker 1: the streets, all the places where let's face it, the
Speaker 1: only Republican they've ever seen in a lot of these
Speaker 1: neighborhoods is Abraham Lincoln on a five dollar bill and
Speaker 1: yet they see Curtis Sleeland not just because of the campaign,
Speaker 1: because I've been there before. And I think, I think
Speaker 1: my philosophy and trying to make for a safe fers city,
Speaker 1: safer street subways parts and most importantly schools is right
Speaker 1: on time. Whereas Eric Adams and I we different, we
Speaker 1: have different philosophies. We've known each other for forty years.
Speaker 1: But obviously as me and all that lovey w of
Speaker 1: lady Curtis. You know where the um you know, crime,
Speaker 1: crime is, You've gotten bad in New York again where
Speaker 1: the Guardian Angels. Curtis out in the streets, out in
Speaker 1: the subways, out in the neighborhoods out there in East
Speaker 1: New York, Brownsville, That's where I spent a whole bunch
Speaker 1: of years while I was growing up in Kanassi, up
Speaker 1: in Fordham and Webster where we started at the Mickey
Speaker 1: D's where I was a night manager. Oh yes, one
Speaker 1: of my seventeen cats won't let me alone. And obviously
Speaker 1: out there where people are in need. We've got about
Speaker 1: three hundred Guardian Angels here in the city, about five
Speaker 1: thousand internationally, all volunteers, all doing this because they loved
Speaker 1: this city. But when the last time the Guardian Angels
Speaker 1: stopped some Because I need a mayor that's going to
Speaker 1: get the crime reduced in New York City, and I
Speaker 1: don't know if the Guardian Angels are actually out there
Speaker 1: protecting people. So why would I elect the Guardian angel
Speaker 1: from mayor? Because we're taking care of the emotionally disturbed
Speaker 1: persons and the homeless who are everywhere. You have to
Speaker 1: be compassionate, you have to be caring. We've escorted them
Speaker 1: to Bellevue, Elmhurst, King's County to get their medicines, to
Speaker 1: try to get them back on track. The city hasn't
Speaker 1: done that. Look de Blasio on his wife had tried
Speaker 1: one in a quarter billion dollars they spent. Have you
Speaker 1: seen any results. No one is showing compassion towards these
Speaker 1: lost souls. That's what we end up spending most of
Speaker 1: our time doing outreach to the homeless and especially the
Speaker 1: emotionally disturbed persons. There's nobody from the city is doing that.
Speaker 1: And then they shove them into shelters where they got
Speaker 1: to get in by ten o'clock at night. Purfew kid
Speaker 1: come out the door at seven thirty. These are men
Speaker 1: and women who may have underlying conditions alcohol problems, strug problems,
Speaker 1: emotional issues, and they're not getting any services. Look one
Speaker 1: thing I can guarantee you I become mayor on January second.
Speaker 1: We start caring for the emotionally disturbed, the homeless, and
Speaker 1: the most important group, which is the animals. I'm the
Speaker 1: only candidate ever to campaign on the issue of no
Speaker 1: killed shelters. We're not killing any more. Dwelts Or cats
Speaker 1: or animals in our shelter system, which we do every day.
Speaker 1: We're gonna find them a home of their own, because
Speaker 1: a society that doesn't take care of its animals does
Speaker 1: not take care of its people. Just look out in
Speaker 1: the streets and the subways in the parts. Why are
Speaker 1: these people being forced to live and exist in these
Speaker 1: circumstances when we are the economic capitalists, epicenter of the world.
Speaker 1: Good money. What are your thoughts on the vaccine mandates
Speaker 1: and making police officers, fire department medical workers make them
Speaker 1: take these vaccines with a year ago there were no
Speaker 1: vaccines and they were They were dying for us exactly.
Speaker 1: And I'm the only candidate out there standing with all
Speaker 1: these men and women who have now been fired. They
Speaker 1: haven't been laid off fire then getting paid. They can't
Speaker 1: go out and get any other work. They can't apply
Speaker 1: for unemployment. They were heroes. We all applauded them, especially
Speaker 1: the healthcare workers. Remember they crawled into the belly of
Speaker 1: the bcicus, the ers. They ended up getting sick themselves, dying,
Speaker 1: bringing the coronavirus sometimes back to their families. And now
Speaker 1: like Michael Corleone and the Godfather on his way out
Speaker 1: through Dablasio was settling all scores. Where is the humanity
Speaker 1: and compassion? He has started these heroes into heroes. I
Speaker 1: get elected man January second. We rehire all these civil servants,
Speaker 1: we give them their back pay, and we have a
Speaker 1: second march through the Canyon of Heroes for these men
Speaker 1: and women alone, because they've had insults added to injury.
Speaker 1: This is what we call in the streets with Descratziata.
Speaker 1: Well do you how do you resolve the issues? Then?
Speaker 1: If somebody is a healthcare worker and there's an outbreak
Speaker 1: of coronavirus in the hospital because of that, because of
Speaker 1: novaccine mandate, well, I gotta tell you. Think of this.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna vote today in just a few hours. I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna have to show a vaccine passport. I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna have to show I D I'm gonna be in
Speaker 1: a gymnasium with other people. Afterwards. I may go across
Speaker 1: the street just to get a sandwich in something to drink,
Speaker 1: and guess what, I have to show a vaccine passport
Speaker 1: and I have to show ID whereas I go through
Speaker 1: the Lincoln Tunnel. I don't have to show God's Buffki
Speaker 1: is nothing. This is mad crazy. Why are the politicians
Speaker 1: doing this to us? And Eric Adams is supporting Buil
Speaker 1: de Blasio on this row back demandates let these many
Speaker 1: women work, feed their families, care for themselves, and get
Speaker 1: back to being the heroes that they've always been instead
Speaker 1: of the zeros that Deblisio has made them made a
Speaker 1: force be with you. You got it, I got it,
Speaker 1: I got it. You're gonna be talking to me as
Speaker 1: the next mayor of the City of New York. Thank you.
Speaker 1: I will make sure you'll get out there and vote
Speaker 1: and we'll see how. Tomorrow is the Breakfast Club of
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