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Speaker 4: It's Tuesday. Good morning. How y'all feel out there?
Speaker 8: I feel blessed, black and holly favor, but happy to
Speaker 8: be here another day to serve our beautiful listeners.
Speaker 4: What's happening in everybody? How y'all feeling good?
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 4: Okay? Who you tackling this morning?
Speaker 9: Don't play with me?
Speaker 10: My birthday weekend was nice, My Valentine's Day was good.
Speaker 11: The event was really really nice.
Speaker 8: Be could you get pregnant again? I didn't You don't
Speaker 8: know you could be to day and pregnant and don't
Speaker 8: even know it. Menstrue menstrul oh okay cool Valentin Valentine
Speaker 8: touch yeah, you know, decoration for it.
Speaker 5: Yes.
Speaker 11: Shout out to those who run Rate Lifestyle.
Speaker 8: So appeiod on stop nothing, but it's then its especially
Speaker 8: when it's your Valentine.
Speaker 3: No there you go. Well, so looks every all of
Speaker 3: the dance dads out there and dance parents out there.
Speaker 3: I was in Boston all weekend with my daughter's. Uh
Speaker 3: they had a three day tournament Friday, Saturday, and Sunday,
Speaker 3: so our Valentine's was in between their classes, so we
Speaker 3: put them in class for hour and a half. Mom
Speaker 3: and daddy go upstairs, get it in and bring them
Speaker 3: back down to another class and get it in. But
Speaker 3: we had a good time. Congratulations to Brooklyn. She won
Speaker 3: first prize overall and first in her category and London
Speaker 3: was second in overall and first in her category. So
Speaker 3: we had a great time in Boston. Salutes everybody in
Speaker 3: bossed the salute to four Star Dance Studio. They are
Speaker 3: a black dance studio out of Boston. And you know,
Speaker 3: traveling with my daughters to all these different conventions and competitions,
Speaker 3: you don't see too many black dance squads. So when
Speaker 3: you see a black squad, you know, like one of
Speaker 3: the ladies said, well, who team you're rooting for? Root
Speaker 3: for everybody black, and they all did. And they made
Speaker 3: my daughters feel so special because it was only four
Speaker 3: of us for her from her dance studio.
Speaker 4: So could they that squad?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, they dance.
Speaker 8: They better be able to dance, the only black studio
Speaker 8: in Boston. Lord have mercy.
Speaker 3: They definitely dance. But they cheered for my daughter like
Speaker 3: my daughter was part of their studio and made my
Speaker 3: daughter feel so special. And after you know, you know,
Speaker 3: she had so many aunties and grandma's and uncles and
Speaker 3: it just it was just such a family thing. So
Speaker 3: I just wanted to salute to four star studio, Like
Speaker 3: they really held me down out in Boston, So salute
Speaker 3: to them.
Speaker 8: I ain't do nothing in The crazy part is I'm
Speaker 8: in here tired because I couldn't sleep last night for
Speaker 8: some reason. I was just tossing and turning for no
Speaker 8: goddamn reason.
Speaker 10: Okay, person, Am I a good person that keeps you
Speaker 10: up a night?
Speaker 4: If you that, No, that's not true, think something.
Speaker 11: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Am I a good person? That's a good question. I
Speaker 4: don't know if that's a question.
Speaker 8: Sometimes No, I don't think that's a question that any
Speaker 8: of us can answer, because depending on who you ask,
Speaker 8: mean you're not a good person. So yes, to myself,
Speaker 8: I am, but you know, depending on who you ask,
Speaker 8: maybe not. Okay, Yeah, but I couldn't.
Speaker 4: Sleep last night.
Speaker 8: But you know what, it couldn't sleep last night because
Speaker 8: it was a three day weekend. But it's a three
Speaker 8: day weekend and you upstanding late, you staying up late
Speaker 8: all night, it's hard to go to sleep that first
Speaker 8: day back to work, our school, or whatever it is
Speaker 8: you gotta do.
Speaker 3: All right, all right, well let's get the show crack
Speaker 3: and we got front page news coming up. We'll break
Speaker 3: down everything on what happened over But it's our three
Speaker 3: day weekend. And more so, don't go anywhere. It's the
Speaker 3: breakfast club. Good morning morning.
Speaker 12: Everybody is the j n V.
Speaker 3: Jess hilarious, Chelamaine the guy. We are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Let's get in some front page news. First, start off
Speaker 3: with All Star recapped. Any of you guys watched the
Speaker 3: All Star stuff over the weekend.
Speaker 4: I watched all of it, Yeah, watched.
Speaker 3: What your thoughts?
Speaker 4: What was your thoughts on what scifically.
Speaker 3: Oh, okay, we could start with the celebrity game. I
Speaker 3: though it was trash. Celebrity game is always trash.
Speaker 11: It was funny. I enjoyed Drewsky. He was very inertating.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you don't watch the celebrity game because you're looking
Speaker 8: for actual good basketball.
Speaker 4: You look for the celebrity game for entertainment. So I
Speaker 4: don't count that.
Speaker 3: Kids three point contest. Tyler Hero won that.
Speaker 8: That was cool. I mean that's you know, but that's
Speaker 8: that's regular pretty much. So, I mean the whole league
Speaker 8: is a three point shooting contest at this point.
Speaker 3: Stand up, what about the dunk contest?
Speaker 8: I mean, other than the white dude Mac dunk contest
Speaker 8: is just but does he play on the team if
Speaker 8: ye had, but when it's time for NBA All Star Weekend,
Speaker 8: they put him to give them a ten day contract.
Speaker 3: That's crazy. And then, of course, what about the All
Speaker 3: Star Game, which was kind of confused and it was
Speaker 3: International Stars us All Stars verus the rick.
Speaker 4: I had no idea what I was confused.
Speaker 8: I had no idea what was going on because the
Speaker 8: whole I thought the whole point of being an All Stars,
Speaker 8: you know, to get recognized as an All Stars, So
Speaker 8: I didn't understand what the rising stars were there for, Like,
Speaker 8: they're not All Stars? How did they get to play?
Speaker 8: And I didn't know what that hell was. I didn't
Speaker 8: know what was going.
Speaker 4: On with that. That was just yeah, I was confused too.
Speaker 13: But good morning Morgan, Good morning dj MV Charlotte and
Speaker 13: the got in.
Speaker 11: Just hilarious. How y'all doing on this Tuesday.
Speaker 4: Let's black and good good?
Speaker 13: All right, I'll try to break down the game a
Speaker 13: little bit later at the seven o'clock hour, but first
Speaker 13: let's get into what's topping the headlines. There's been yet
Speaker 13: another aviation accident, this time in Toronto, Canada. Delta Airlines
Speaker 13: says that eighteen people are injured after a flight from
Speaker 13: Minneapolis crashed at a Toronto airport on Monday. But the
Speaker 13: great news is there were no fatalities. No fatalities reported.
Speaker 13: Toronto Pearson Airport President and CEO Deborah Flint held a
Speaker 13: presser last night, and here's what she had to say.
Speaker 14: First and foremost, there was no loss of life and
Speaker 14: this is in due part to our heroic and trained professionals,
Speaker 14: our first responders at the airport. So the facts of
Speaker 14: the matter around this event that happened at approximately two
Speaker 14: point thirty PM is Delta Airlines flight four eight one
Speaker 14: nine from Minneapolis to Toronto, operated by subsidiary Endeavor air
Speaker 14: was involved in a single aircraft accident upon landing at
Speaker 14: Toronto Pearson So.
Speaker 13: In a statement, the airline said that the flight was
Speaker 13: carrying eighty people total, seventy six passengers for crew members,
Speaker 13: and eighteen people have been taken to the hospital. Now
Speaker 13: pictures and videos are surfacing showing the plane upside down
Speaker 13: in snowy conditions. Flint categorized to Flint categorize the injuries
Speaker 13: again as relative relatively minor, and air traffic has resumed
Speaker 13: at that airport as of right now now the National
Speaker 13: Transportation Safety Board of Canada is leading the investigation. However,
Speaker 13: the US National Transportation Safety Board is also sending a
Speaker 13: team of US investigators to assist in that incident.
Speaker 8: So the story, so what is that investigating? Like nobody
Speaker 8: knows how to plane ended up upside down?
Speaker 4: Like that is no video investigation. Everything.
Speaker 13: Supposedly it was a wind gusts and they were already
Speaker 13: like pretty much close and on the ground, and then
Speaker 13: there was a wind gus that they were saying, once
Speaker 13: they hit the ground, they were like on their side
Speaker 13: and then before they knew what they were upside down,
Speaker 13: And to one of the people who are involved said, quote,
Speaker 13: they were hanging like that.
Speaker 8: So, yeah, I heard that about the wind, and I
Speaker 8: totally believe that because you can be driving driving nowadays
Speaker 8: sometime and that those wind gus be swerving.
Speaker 3: Your car that that heavy. Though to flip over a
Speaker 3: plane that has to weigh how many pounds is the
Speaker 3: plane to be the wind gust that much?
Speaker 13: Yeah, and then also take off the wing as well,
Speaker 13: because the plane also lost the wing in that. But again, guys,
Speaker 13: this story is developing. I don't want to get ahead
Speaker 13: of myself and keep you posted with.
Speaker 4: A scared to fly.
Speaker 11: And I'm nervous.
Speaker 13: I have flights coming up, and I know you guys
Speaker 13: fly often, So yeah, what's their thing that happened?
Speaker 11: Yeah, I was scared to fly since the DC plate
Speaker 11: is that crash?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I understand. I've been putting I've been trying to
Speaker 8: put it in perspective for myself. It's just like forty
Speaker 8: it's forty five thousand commercial flights daily, So just think
Speaker 8: about that, like it's forty five thousand commercial flights daily.
Speaker 4: How often do these things actually happen?
Speaker 3: But it seems like they're happening more, you know, are
Speaker 3: we hearing about it more and more?
Speaker 5: Men?
Speaker 8: Two, remember the commercial flights.
Speaker 10: Now, the flight that hit Philly is the plane that
Speaker 10: just landed in the middle.
Speaker 8: That was the commercial flight, Priva Jet, private jet, the
Speaker 8: black Hawk was definitely a commercial.
Speaker 10: Anything that's supposed to be an air to keep hitting the ground.
Speaker 10: Like I was saying, yeah, right right, just show whatever
Speaker 10: in the d NV. It's a lot of air traffic,
Speaker 10: so it really don't matter commercial.
Speaker 3: And not even just crashing, like the planes are hitting
Speaker 3: each other, like this wing hit this other planes wing
Speaker 3: and this that and the other and they're all commercial flights.
Speaker 4: When was that? Is that one?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 3: You hear about that all the time, where a plane's
Speaker 3: wing hit into another plane. Like you've been hearing that
Speaker 3: about a lot.
Speaker 5: I heard that a lot.
Speaker 3: Now it's a lot of them.
Speaker 13: Yeah, all right, guys, let's try to switch gears real quick.
Speaker 13: If we can remember over the week and the hostages
Speaker 13: were in fact released by Hamas after the ceasefire agreement.
Speaker 15: So here's what happened.
Speaker 13: Secretary of State Marco Rubio says he wants all the
Speaker 13: hostages held by Hamas to be released as soon as possible,
Speaker 13: but didn't confirm whether the ceasefire deal between Israel and
Speaker 13: Palestine the Palestinian militant group will be upheld now. Rubio
Speaker 13: told CBS Face the Nation he's working closely with the
Speaker 13: Israeli government to secure the immediate release of the hostages
Speaker 13: despite the agreement outlined in the ceasefire deal.
Speaker 11: Let's hear more from Rubio.
Speaker 1: Well, there are some there's supposed to be released coming
Speaker 1: up next weekend. We expect that to happen, but we'd
Speaker 1: like to see them all come out. We're going to
Speaker 1: We're not in favor of waiting weeks and weeks. Now
Speaker 1: that may be the process that's in place because of
Speaker 1: the deal, but we would like to see them all
Speaker 1: out as soon as possible. We share the goal that
Speaker 1: every hostage needs to come home, every single one, without delay. Obviously,
Speaker 1: there are details of how we're pursuing that and coordinating
Speaker 1: that we're not going to share publicly because we don't
Speaker 1: want to endanger the hostages. We don't want to endanger
Speaker 1: this process.
Speaker 13: So Rubio and the US and Israel are closely working
Speaker 13: to secure their release. And of course this comes as
Speaker 13: Rubio is also holding talks in Russia over ending the Ukraine,
Speaker 13: or he's holding talks in Saudi Arabia, excuse me today
Speaker 13: over ending the conflict in Russia and Ukraine. So we'll
Speaker 13: keep you posted with that. So that's your front page
Speaker 13: news for six am. At seven am, we will talk
Speaker 13: about New York City Mayor Eric Adams, the controversy continues,
Speaker 13: and yeah, and I'll break down the All Star Game
Speaker 13: as well.
Speaker 3: All right, everybody else, get it off your chest. Eight
Speaker 3: hundred five five one oh five one. Let us know
Speaker 3: how your three day weekend was, or how Valentine's was
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Speaker 4: Is the Breakfast Club?
Speaker 16: Good morning the Breakfast Club. Wait, this is your time
Speaker 16: to get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight
Speaker 16: five one five one. We want to hear from you
Speaker 16: on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 17: My name is Tony.
Speaker 3: What's up, Tony? Get it off your chest.
Speaker 17: I just want to say good morning to everybody at
Speaker 17: the Breakfast Club. Morning DJ and Charlomagne, good morning. I
Speaker 17: just want to wish my I had a great weekend, man,
Speaker 17: my Valentine's win great.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 17: I want to wish my lady Christina, uh till our
Speaker 17: love her. You know what I'm saying, because I know
Speaker 17: she's listening. I just wanted to.
Speaker 5: What was that?
Speaker 4: Is she three days pregnant and doesn't know it yet?
Speaker 8: Probably so, man, probably so okay, okay, nice, but but yeah, man,
Speaker 8: I just wanted to wish everybody, you know, a great Tuesday,
Speaker 8: a great week y'all have a great week.
Speaker 17: Man, and just many blessings to everybody, and just positive
Speaker 17: energy man to everybody.
Speaker 3: Thank you, brother, I have a good one.
Speaker 12: Hello.
Speaker 4: Who's this?
Speaker 7: Hey, Good morning? Is Danny from Savannah.
Speaker 3: What's up, Danny? Get it off your chest?
Speaker 7: Hey, man, I just want to talk about my Valentine's weekend.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 7: It was my daughter's birthday on Valentine's Day, and uh
Speaker 7: it was uh you know. I also took my family
Speaker 7: to Myrtle Beach. And I'm a truck driver and I'm
Speaker 7: always always work and never at home. I said, enough
Speaker 7: is enough, man, gotta make this money. Take my kids
Speaker 7: out this weekend ever, because I've got to spend it
Speaker 7: with my wife and kids and Honestly, we loved it
Speaker 7: so much we didn't want to come back home in
Speaker 7: the world. Yes, I just want to give a shout
Speaker 7: out to all the drivers out there, man, just to say,
Speaker 7: take your time man out here today and spend time
Speaker 7: with your family. Love your family. Money is always there
Speaker 7: with your family, is not.
Speaker 8: Hey question, brother, everybody who listens us on ninety four
Speaker 8: one to beat in Savannah? Why did you leave beautiful
Speaker 8: Savannah to go to Myrtle Beach? I love Myrtle Beach too,
Speaker 8: but you already in.
Speaker 7: Savannah man, type y'alland is cool. Don't get me wrong.
Speaker 7: But man, we moved from Cleveland, Ohio to uh Savannah
Speaker 7: to get closer to Myrtle Beach because of my job,
Speaker 7: you know, the court and everything like that. God, I
Speaker 7: really wanted.
Speaker 8: To be close, that's all, man, because Hilton Head is
Speaker 8: right there. Hilton Head is amazing.
Speaker 7: Hilton Head is beautiful. Oh it's beautiful, but it's just not.
Speaker 4: The weather's just out there quite yet. That's right, That's right, Okay,
Speaker 4: I got.
Speaker 7: Yes shirt man, love y'all.
Speaker 18: Man.
Speaker 7: I listened every day, y'all.
Speaker 4: Have you today please? Brother? Thank you brother?
Speaker 3: Get it off your chest. Eight hundred five five, one
Speaker 3: oh five one. If you need to vent, hit us
Speaker 3: up now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Ray right, Ray.
Speaker 5: Yo, Charlotmagne, Jasey, what up are we lost?
Speaker 3: This is your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 7: I got an indoor pool, outdoor pool.
Speaker 3: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 19: Get on the phone right now here, tell you what it.
Speaker 3: Is we live.
Speaker 4: Hello.
Speaker 5: Who's this?
Speaker 9: Hi, evening, Sanna, Good morning, Charlemagne and Jess.
Speaker 4: How you feeling good?
Speaker 20: Good?
Speaker 3: Just hope you guys have a bus day.
Speaker 19: I had a wonderful weekend, and I hope you guys
Speaker 19: did too. I hope you guys have a bless day.
Speaker 4: Oh, thank you, thank you. Kay, we appreciate that.
Speaker 3: Hello. Who's this?
Speaker 5: Hello?
Speaker 2: This is James phone from Lork, Carolanta.
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 20: James?
Speaker 3: Get it off your chest? Brother love?
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, good morning everybody.
Speaker 18: First of all, but over the.
Speaker 7: Weekend said down that fiftieth, that a versity on S
Speaker 7: and M.
Speaker 21: Yeah that the.
Speaker 7: Concert was pretty straight man. I didn't expect the older
Speaker 7: acts to be so good.
Speaker 2: They surprised me the most.
Speaker 18: Like the Bee fifty twos.
Speaker 7: They did that love shot Joynt.
Speaker 18: I was like, oh smap, look at these old folks.
Speaker 22: That.
Speaker 4: Every time I in, it was nobody I wanted to see.
Speaker 4: I tuned in. One time it was Miley Sires and somebody.
Speaker 18: We wasn't any of that.
Speaker 2: But Lauryn Hill killed it.
Speaker 18: Uh yeah, she was on there with why Cliff, Why
Speaker 18: Cliff did caught down nine one one? I was hoping that,
Speaker 18: uh Laura would have took Mary's parts, but she didn't
Speaker 18: sing nothing but yeah and uh post Malone he performed
Speaker 18: with Nirvana. They did that smells like teen Spirit all
Speaker 18: post kipt it. Man, he killed it.
Speaker 7: He'd just like Kurt.
Speaker 4: I missed all of that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it was straight man, it was straight.
Speaker 4: Okay, you put this on brother?
Speaker 3: Hello, who's this? What's up?
Speaker 2: Brother?
Speaker 4: For three?
Speaker 7: What's up? Charlie Man and Jim?
Speaker 6: All these offertas out of here man truck drivers, man pulling,
Speaker 6: these brokers, chick kicking these cheap freak man. Well do
Speaker 6: bet on tail we get these brokers out the week.
Speaker 4: That's all I want.
Speaker 3: These brokers, Yeah, because they gotta you call it brokerage
Speaker 3: first before and the brokers call the truck. So the
Speaker 3: brokers gets a percentage of what the truck driver should
Speaker 3: be making.
Speaker 4: What are you?
Speaker 3: What are you?
Speaker 9: How?
Speaker 6: I held general free drive man on our Breta.
Speaker 7: But yeah, you call it brookers. You know, if they
Speaker 7: called the lord boys, you called it brookers.
Speaker 4: You know, get the loud, got your little pan a
Speaker 4: certain mount.
Speaker 7: The brookers try to take half of the money, and
Speaker 7: they ain't doing nothing of the footwork.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I heard, now, brother, I heard a lot of
Speaker 3: truck drivers been stealing a lot of packages. I heard
Speaker 3: that's a lot for auto like. They've been taking people's
Speaker 3: cars and they're selling them on like the underground market.
Speaker 3: Is that true? Damn?
Speaker 5: I never heard of that.
Speaker 3: You know, do call hold of but.
Speaker 2: They can ask.
Speaker 3: Okay'll be safe out there in the road.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't even ask about it, mind you.
Speaker 3: I was just asking whatever, God one, be safe out there. Brother.
Speaker 3: All right, get it off your chest. Eight hundred five
Speaker 3: eight five one oh five one. If you need the event,
Speaker 3: you can hit us something. Now we got just with
Speaker 3: the mess coming up? What're were talking about?
Speaker 10: Wendy was outside she finally would go see her dad
Speaker 10: in Florida.
Speaker 3: Nice. All right, Well we'll get to that next and
Speaker 3: don't move it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast
Speaker 3: Club Morning. Everybody is ed and.
Speaker 4: We ain't got no other records.
Speaker 3: Well, it was either a sister or three one no
Speaker 3: Soak Bay or Soak City? Which one you want? Rather
Speaker 3: wanting everybody? We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to
Speaker 3: just with the mess you use.
Speaker 21: Real black is just car robbing Moore.
Speaker 3: Just don't do no lines, don't do talk nobody talk
Speaker 3: them world Why Jess worldwide.
Speaker 20: Mess on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: She's a coaching shit.
Speaker 22: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 22: understand something that nobody could get you to see.
Speaker 5: This's time to set it off.
Speaker 10: So Wendy did make it to see her dad and
Speaker 10: she spent some time with her son and said they
Speaker 10: was out eating and stuff.
Speaker 23: Yes, Wendy was outside this weekend a long time coming.
Speaker 23: She's been trying to figure this out. So over the
Speaker 23: weekend she went to Florida to celebrate her dad's ninety
Speaker 23: for his birthday. Not the ceremony and not the ceremony,
Speaker 23: but what they did was very intimate. I think they
Speaker 23: just spent time at home. From what the photos looked like.
Speaker 23: And this photo was supposed to buy her son, Kevin
Speaker 23: Hunter Jr. And he captured it. You see her holding
Speaker 23: a birthday car. He's like, happy, I could make this
Speaker 23: happen for you, Papa, I said, by any means, and
Speaker 23: I kept my word. Now, I think people were surprised
Speaker 23: to see her with her son, which I don't know why.
Speaker 23: I guess it's because because she had just said that, yeah.
Speaker 23: But I mean it's her son though, and it's her
Speaker 23: only child. So I think I think I wasn't surprised
Speaker 23: to see them together. I more so was surprised to
Speaker 23: see all the posting it and all of the when
Speaker 23: I say, the paparazzi would leave Winnie alone from the
Speaker 23: moment she landed in Florida to the minute she got
Speaker 23: to They went to like.
Speaker 11: This Cuban restaurant. There was videos her eating there.
Speaker 4: I think kept.
Speaker 8: Somebody clearly called Yeah, by the way, people, Papa Roxie,
Speaker 8: don't just show up, not.
Speaker 11: In like Florida where she was at.
Speaker 3: No, No, not at all.
Speaker 11: They were everywhere.
Speaker 4: Wendy, we got hight landed. Somebody was calling them every
Speaker 4: step of the way.
Speaker 23: It was bad, bad. She got highlights in the airport
Speaker 23: and there was a whole story about the highlights. She
Speaker 23: got an airport because you know, she was talking about
Speaker 23: she wanted to go out and travel with Shop. But yeah,
Speaker 23: so she was. She was out with her family. She
Speaker 23: got to celebrate their birthday. Now, there was a story
Speaker 23: that came out over the weekend two in relation to
Speaker 23: Wendy that I thought was interesting. It was about, you know,
Speaker 23: we've been trying to figure out why she's on that
Speaker 23: floor where like all these people have no maybe whatsoever.
Speaker 23: The she's been at this home for eight months. And
Speaker 23: TMZ did a story. They said that they talked to
Speaker 23: someone who is in the facility who has been interacting
Speaker 23: with Wendy and was there from the time that she
Speaker 23: got there, and they say that when she first arrived there,
Speaker 23: she was actually placed on the third floor, which doesn't
Speaker 23: have the restrictions that she has right now, like she
Speaker 23: would be able to come and go throughout the building.
Speaker 23: I guess there's a restaurant bar at the rooftop of
Speaker 23: the hotel, and Wendy went and visited this restaurant bar
Speaker 23: and she had a few drinks. She got drunk, and
Speaker 23: they were not happy about that because of course she
Speaker 23: came in with them knowing that she had a history
Speaker 23: where she live. Yeah, with them knowing that she had
Speaker 23: a history of alcoholism. So they say at that point
Speaker 23: is when they put her on the fifth floor memory unit. Now,
Speaker 23: this was supposed to just be until I'm assuming she
Speaker 23: got to a point where they felt like they could
Speaker 23: trust her to be able to roam around the building
Speaker 23: by herself.
Speaker 11: But she is still there at this point and all
Speaker 11: just sounds so crazy exactly.
Speaker 23: So yeah, and when I reached out to kind of see, like,
Speaker 23: you know, because to me, this plays a favorite for her,
Speaker 23: like trying to get off of this conservative ship.
Speaker 11: But even if she just moves floors in the building.
Speaker 23: And I was told the same thing that I was thinking, like, yeah,
Speaker 23: like this, they're basically saying it wasn't a dementia thing.
Speaker 23: It was because she broke the rule. She got drunk,
Speaker 23: and they wanted to make sure they can control her
Speaker 23: type of thing, so she could be on a different floor,
Speaker 23: which is more protocols placed around her obviously.
Speaker 11: But yeah, so Sharyat went, she made it to Florida.
Speaker 11: That's what's up? Okay, jay z yep jay Z.
Speaker 10: So y'all seen that over the weekend and I was like, okay,
Speaker 10: good everywhere over the weekend, real hard.
Speaker 11: Oh.
Speaker 23: I don't think Buzzy was trying to stop. I don't
Speaker 23: think he's going to stop. But jay Z and Diddy
Speaker 23: are officially off of the case with the thirteen year
Speaker 23: the girl who was thirteen back in two thousand that
Speaker 23: said that they had raped her after a VMMA party.
Speaker 23: So over the weekend, that case was voluntarily dismissed without
Speaker 23: uh with prejudice, so he can't come back and try
Speaker 23: this again right now. According to the docs, Buzzby has
Speaker 23: sent two demand letters back in twenty twenty four, which
Speaker 23: we had talked about and accused Diddy and j Z
Speaker 23: a raping his girl back in two thousand when she
Speaker 23: was thirteen. They had tried to get her identity revealed
Speaker 23: that did not happen. On February fourteenth, it was ruled
Speaker 23: by a judge that Buzzby had to submit these documents
Speaker 23: that would show that he's able to even operate or
Speaker 23: legislate in the district where this is filed. On that
Speaker 23: same day as when he voluntarily gave the like said
Speaker 23: okay to the disbissal, So people were like, yo, this
Speaker 23: is kind of funny. Like you didn't want to prove
Speaker 23: that you could even operate in this jurisdiction, and now
Speaker 23: you're just allowing for this case to be thrown out.
Speaker 23: Now jay Z is like going and he's saying that
Speaker 23: he believes that Buzzby purposely filed this around the time
Speaker 23: of Mufasa premiere, which ruined the premiere because you know,
Speaker 23: when he went to that premiere that weekend with his daughter,
Speaker 23: thirteen year daughter with Blue IV.
Speaker 11: Yeah, his wife.
Speaker 23: Everybody was talking about the fact that you were at
Speaker 23: this movie that centers around children, and there's this, there's
Speaker 23: these rape allegations. He also, you know, just he talks
Speaker 23: a lot about the shakedown. He says that they received
Speaker 23: death threats. Like he just talks about how much hell
Speaker 23: they went through exactly exactly that's what said about Yep,
Speaker 23: jay Z said that about Buzby, So I mean its
Speaker 23: been thrown out. Diddy Sem came out and basically said,
Speaker 23: like we've been telling y'all that all of these cases
Speaker 23: filed by this and blamed Chaser talking about Attorney Busby.
Speaker 23: They're just made up to get in the media and
Speaker 23: to get some attention because these are celebrities.
Speaker 11: But I mean I don't know.
Speaker 23: This is this is a a huge win and it's
Speaker 23: kind of crazy to me that like it's it's not
Speaker 23: as loud as it was when the case first dropped.
Speaker 8: Which that's the sad part about these situations all the time,
Speaker 8: the dismissal of the case is never as loud in
Speaker 8: the media as the original accusation. And also itdn't hold
Speaker 8: suing Tony Busby.
Speaker 23: Yeah, but he had already remember he dropped that already
Speaker 23: before prior to there was the extortion. I don't know
Speaker 23: he didn't drop it, no, but he had already filed
Speaker 23: it during the time when his first drop So that's
Speaker 23: already there.
Speaker 11: So that's she's gonna go through. He's going to go
Speaker 11: through it to go through with that, of.
Speaker 8: Course, as he should. I'm glad Hope is suing Tony
Speaker 8: Buzby because these lawyers don't care. They just believe they
Speaker 8: can hit you up and say, hey, if you don't
Speaker 8: meet all demands, and we're gonna have press conferences and
Speaker 8: go to the press with all these salacious accusations, and
Speaker 8: it's really a shape down and a lot of people
Speaker 8: you'd be surprised how many people settle because you know
Speaker 8: they don't care about the bad press, but I think
Speaker 8: those days are long gone. I think, God, well, not
Speaker 8: only the bad press, it's the amount that it cost
Speaker 8: to fight it, you know. I mean, if you just
Speaker 8: settle out, you ain't gotta pay for lawyers, You ain't
Speaker 8: gotta pay for none of that. Sometimes there's so many
Speaker 8: people that just say, you know what, I paid this
Speaker 8: ten thousand and fifty thousand, this hundred thousand, and then
Speaker 8: pay lawyer's millions.
Speaker 3: But yeah, those gotten.
Speaker 8: Those days are over though, because people that are that
Speaker 8: are innocent and know they're innocent, and they don't care,
Speaker 8: they like whatever, because they know that all's gonna do
Speaker 8: is go to the media like Twitter, gonna have fun
Speaker 8: for a couple of days, and then it's gonna be gone.
Speaker 23: I will say that this, even if Buzby continues, it
Speaker 23: just looks crazy because normally with a case like this,
Speaker 23: a civil case, the fact that they set they settled
Speaker 23: with prejudice, meaning that he can't bring me smith with
Speaker 23: prejudice I'm sorry, Yeah, dismissed with prejudice without a settlement.
Speaker 23: That normally doesn't happen in a case like this. Normally
Speaker 23: you have to get a settlement behind the scenes for
Speaker 23: an attorney who's accusing you of these things like a
Speaker 23: Buzzby asking you for money to back away, and none
Speaker 23: of that happens. So it makes attorney Buzzby look crazy.
Speaker 23: I mean there's been things leading up to this that
Speaker 23: made them look crazy, like that NBC interview. But I
Speaker 23: don't know how he goes forward with the other cases.
Speaker 23: If I'm a judge, I don't take them seriously.
Speaker 8: And you'd be surprised how many of these cases actually
Speaker 8: just get dismissed by by a quarter of law.
Speaker 4: But that's never news, you know, if.
Speaker 8: That was news, and people realize that most of these
Speaker 8: people that file these accusations the case gets dismissed. If
Speaker 8: they knew that there was no money to be had,
Speaker 8: people wouldnt even jump out the window and do these things.
Speaker 4: But think it's a check attached.
Speaker 3: Well, it's not only that they don't have to pay
Speaker 3: the lawyer, right, nothing comes out their pocket. A lawyer
Speaker 3: gets a third of what you're supposed to make, So
Speaker 3: it's easy to go to a lawyer when nothing comes
Speaker 3: out of your pocket. You don't have to pay anything
Speaker 3: and you don't lose anything, So it's a gamble that
Speaker 3: you everybody willing to take because you don't lose nothing.
Speaker 23: No, but Jay about to take it for everything that
Speaker 23: he has. Just when you mentioned that whole gun to
Speaker 23: my head. When I read that letter that he responded with,
Speaker 23: I said, oh the way he about to dance through
Speaker 23: this extortion and everything that's going to come after that.
Speaker 23: He ain't gonna play around with Busby. I'm said, look,
Speaker 23: you played with the right one, you.
Speaker 4: Know what side.
Speaker 10: But the Mexican president is still on Google over the
Speaker 10: the map chain, young guy, go and look at yeah,
Speaker 10: because the the Golf of America the Golf of Mexico.
Speaker 10: They already changed it, you know, because Trump signed to
Speaker 10: order for them to make it Golf of America instead
Speaker 10: of Golf of Mexico. The Mexican president was like, oh no,
Speaker 10: that's not what we're doing. So he's he's suing Google
Speaker 10: for the but them changing all right, that's crazy.
Speaker 11: I see that way.
Speaker 10: He stepping up like excuse me, what So that's what
Speaker 10: I say, Go ahead, I'm glad that said. I just
Speaker 10: seen fellow want to say thank you?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Right, well that is just with the mess.
Speaker 3: Now when we come back, we got Front page News
Speaker 3: and don't go anywhere, Morgan to be joining us. It's
Speaker 3: the Breakfast Club. Good morning, wake up, waol. If you're
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Speaker 3: Let's get in some front page news. Let's start over
Speaker 3: the sports Morgan, Let's jump right in. Let's break down
Speaker 3: this All Star because it was a little confusing at times.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 13: So, in case you missed the twenty twenty five NBA
Speaker 13: All Star Game, Team Shack took down Pause Team Chuck
Speaker 13: forty one to twenty five with when at the Caesar
Speaker 13: Up Scar Sorry Chase the Center in San Francisco, California. Now,
Speaker 13: Jason Tatum led all scores with fifteen points in the
Speaker 13: championship game.
Speaker 15: Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry.
Speaker 13: He was named the most Valuable Player after combining for
Speaker 13: twenty points on the night.
Speaker 15: Let's hear from.
Speaker 4: Him the journey.
Speaker 9: You know, we're not here without without that generation and
Speaker 9: every generation since that has paved the way for us
Speaker 9: to play this game and have fun at the highest level.
Speaker 12: And I'm very appreciative of it.
Speaker 8: Now, they were people saying that he didn't deserve the MVP.
Speaker 8: I watched the game. I didn't pay any attention. They
Speaker 8: said Jason Tatum should have got it.
Speaker 13: I mean that shot from half court was pretty impressive.
Speaker 13: You don't thanks so, Sean Man.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's always impressive when Steph does that.
Speaker 8: But I guess for me, it's like that forty point
Speaker 8: threshold that they try to get to. Is that really
Speaker 8: enough time for anybody to get into a rhythm the
Speaker 8: way they can be named the MVP?
Speaker 9: I look, I'm not a pro.
Speaker 4: I don't know no ul star.
Speaker 3: And the fact that he was home to it, that
Speaker 3: was his home court, so you know, if he was
Speaker 3: even closer, they were gonna give.
Speaker 9: It to l That's true that.
Speaker 15: Yeah, you're right about that.
Speaker 13: I mean, at this point, as anybody impressed anymore about anything?
Speaker 15: That stuff does?
Speaker 4: Oh, I am.
Speaker 8: I think Steph Curry revolutionized the game of basketball, not
Speaker 8: just men's basketball, women's basketball.
Speaker 4: I don't think you get a Kaitlyn Clark. There's those
Speaker 4: Steph Curry.
Speaker 8: So yes, to me, it is always still impressive when
Speaker 8: Steph is shooting lights out the way he does.
Speaker 11: All right, I like that.
Speaker 13: Okay, So Team Chuck was led by Victor Winbanyama, who
Speaker 13: scored eleven points off the bench. Shacks Squad advanced to
Speaker 13: the championship game after topping Team Candice forty two to thirty.
Speaker 15: Five in the semis.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 13: Team Chuck booked their spot in the Championship after ousting
Speaker 13: Team Kenny with a forty one to thirty two win
Speaker 13: in v. Mac McClung from the Orlando Magic. He won
Speaker 13: the dunk contest after jumping over our car, and Tyler
Speaker 13: Hero won the three point contest. He's from the Miami Heat.
Speaker 13: So all right, bringing things home to you guys. In
Speaker 13: New York, Eric Adams continues to face backlash, including the
Speaker 13: resignation of half of his deputy mayors over the dropping
Speaker 13: of federal corruption charges against him. There are some sticking
Speaker 13: by the mayor, though New York City Councilwoman Council Speaker
Speaker 13: Adrian Adams she's among those elected to step down in
Speaker 13: the latest now following the resignation of those four deputies. Now,
Speaker 13: she says that it's very clear that the mayor has
Speaker 13: lost all confidence in his staff, has lost trust and
Speaker 13: his staff, his colleagues and New Yorkers. She says she
Speaker 13: must prioritize New York City and resign, adding that the
Speaker 13: city no longer has the ability to effectively govern. Adrian
Speaker 13: Adams says the Mayor's actions and decisions have led to
Speaker 13: months of instability and now compromises the city's sovereignty and
Speaker 13: threatens to this threatens chaos and risk of harm to families. Now,
Speaker 13: Mayor Adams he started up more controversy on Monday when
Speaker 13: he invoked Adolf Hitler's book while.
Speaker 15: Defending himself against all of this drama.
Speaker 13: Let's take a listen to Mayor Adams as he invokes
Speaker 13: the Hitler's book Mindcom.
Speaker 24: Hey, you know, I remember listening to some of doctor
Speaker 24: King's teaching and he talked about the book mind com
Speaker 24: and he indicated, if you tail a line long enough,
Speaker 24: loud enough, people tend to believe it's true. And that's
Speaker 24: what you're seeing right there, right now mine day. Mind come.
Speaker 13: So he made those comments to a group of clergy
Speaker 13: of various faith at Rehobeth Cathedral in Brooklyn, and he
Speaker 13: also touted his record and insisted he's not going anywhere.
Speaker 15: Let's hear more from Mayor Adams.
Speaker 3: I ignore the noise. I know what we have accomplished.
Speaker 24: That is why I moved through these streets at the
Speaker 24: level of comfort that I have.
Speaker 4: We have done the job.
Speaker 24: There's a lack of consistency to.
Speaker 12: What people are saying.
Speaker 24: They are attempted to rewrite my entire history but their
Speaker 24: own agenda.
Speaker 13: So the mayor continues to deny any quid pro quo
Speaker 13: with the Trump administration. I can get into the Governor
Speaker 13: of Kathy Hoche's comments, but before I do, what do
Speaker 13: you guys think about those comments that you heard from
Speaker 13: New York City Mayor Adams? At this point, do you
Speaker 13: feel like we're beating a dead horse or the drama
Speaker 13: just continues.
Speaker 8: I wanted all those folks stepping down. Do they believe
Speaker 8: Mayor Adams was guilty? Are they just mad because of
Speaker 8: how he's uh, you know, standing next to Trump? Which
Speaker 8: one is? Is it the Trump thing? Or do they
Speaker 8: think he's guilty that's why he's stepping.
Speaker 15: Up it should be It could be a combination of both.
Speaker 13: But also not to forget that, you know, for example,
Speaker 13: New York City Council Speaker Adrian Adams.
Speaker 15: You know, these people have their own jobs.
Speaker 13: They might not want to, you know, associate themselves with
Speaker 13: something of this magnitude.
Speaker 15: So there's there's.
Speaker 8: That, and even the people that's saying is quick pro
Speaker 8: what is it quick wit, quick pro?
Speaker 4: What would the mayor be given the president.
Speaker 13: The city of New York and maybe access you know
Speaker 13: in terms of Ice, in terms of you know, things of.
Speaker 4: Like if Ice wants to run run through New York,
Speaker 4: they can run through New.
Speaker 15: York regardlessly, really with or without the right.
Speaker 13: So for the first time, New York Governor Kathy Hochel,
Speaker 13: she is talking about the possibility of removing New York
Speaker 13: City Mayor Eric Adams from office. So in a statement
Speaker 13: on Monday night, Hope says that she asks leaders to
Speaker 13: meet with her today for the conversation about a path
Speaker 13: forward with the goal of insurance stability for the City
Speaker 13: of New York.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 13: She noted that no governor has ever been removed in
Speaker 13: the state history, despite governor's having the power to do so.
Speaker 13: No governor has ever removed a mayor in state history,
Speaker 13: despite having the power to do so so. She also
Speaker 13: called reports of the past two weeks seemingly referring to
Speaker 13: the pending dismissal of Adam's federal charges and his charge
Speaker 13: and approach on immigration enforcement. I like sex, So yeah,
Speaker 13: that further speaks to the point I made earlier. Troubling
Speaker 13: and cannot be ignored. So immigration enforcement basically, yeah, it
Speaker 13: sounds like people just it's the dramas is too much.
Speaker 4: It's just too much the immigration.
Speaker 8: The immigration enforcement is interesting though, man, because you know,
Speaker 8: when you actually have conversations with people in New York City,
Speaker 8: it's mixed, right, Because I've always told you all about
Speaker 8: this guy, you know, who complained to me about MS thirteen,
Speaker 8: you know, running through his neighborhood. Saw him last week
Speaker 8: and I just asked him, you know, howard things now?
Speaker 8: He said, all but one person, he said. He asked
Speaker 8: what he said to me last week? He said, neighbor
Speaker 8: He was like, my neighborhood, they got everybody, said, it's
Speaker 8: all but one person and he said they all they're
Speaker 8: all the ones they haven't caught.
Speaker 4: They're running the Canada. But he told me last week.
Speaker 8: So you know, it's a it's a it's a mixed
Speaker 8: bag if you actually talk to people.
Speaker 15: All right, Well, I'm go ahead and wrap it up there.
Speaker 13: Then you guys, that's your front page news of Morgan
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Speaker 15: Have a great week.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: When we come back, we have TI Shawn Jones joining us.
Speaker 3: He's a black professional skateboy.
Speaker 4: I hate how you say black.
Speaker 3: I said a professional.
Speaker 4: You just said like you you maga.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 3: I say black because that's what I mean. I'm from
Speaker 3: New York City. We say black.
Speaker 12: That's what we say.
Speaker 4: No, you're Dominican from New York City.
Speaker 3: And I'm not Dominican, Soir, I'm black. Black?
Speaker 4: God, who said it like that? Like you mean black?
Speaker 4: Like that? Did you black?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 3: It's just I'm from New York That's what we say black.
Speaker 3: I will say you too.
Speaker 8: Screw.
Speaker 11: First of all, I'm not the one coming for you,
Speaker 11: so stay over there.
Speaker 8: I don't say I don't, But I also don't have
Speaker 8: to distress black because I am black.
Speaker 4: Mister Dominican.
Speaker 3: I stress everything, sir. I don't know if you know,
Speaker 3: but I'm not Dominican, have no Dominican blood in me.
Speaker 8: Sorry, I tell the time. You tell the time for
Speaker 8: you to collect that award. You don't never tell them people,
Speaker 8: you're not Dominican when they nominate you for Dominican awards.
Speaker 3: They did nominate me, but I didn't go get that
Speaker 3: award because I'm not Dominican. I didn't go get that
Speaker 3: award because I'm not Dominican. But anyway, like I said,
Speaker 3: we have Tie Shawn Jones. Werenna kick it with him?
Speaker 4: NeXT's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good Morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 17: Morning.
Speaker 3: Everybody is DJ Envy Jess hilarious, Charlamage the guy. We
Speaker 3: are the Breakfast Club law on the roster, filling in
Speaker 3: for Jess, and we got a special guest in the building. Yes, indeed,
Speaker 3: you have Tie Seawan Jones. You are a professional skateboarder?
Speaker 9: Correct? Correct?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 3: How do you get to a quote unquote professional skateboard
Speaker 3: the title?
Speaker 9: Uh, well, I always explain it to people like basketball,
Speaker 9: So there's phases. There's three phases. First you go flow,
Speaker 9: let's say that's like high school basketball. Then you go
Speaker 9: amateur a's college, and then you go pro that's NBA okay.
Speaker 3: And what makes you pro is it.
Speaker 9: It's just a company, a board company has to turn
Speaker 9: you pro.
Speaker 12: Got you?
Speaker 9: So like that's the way the culture is, like your
Speaker 9: skateboard company is who determines when you go pro?
Speaker 23: And is your company like an agency or is it
Speaker 23: just like a governing company that looks at like what
Speaker 23: you've been doing, like track record competitions or No.
Speaker 9: It's like a company that, like you would be sponsored
Speaker 9: by this individual one. So like I don't know, like
Speaker 9: I'm trying to explain it in a way that child
Speaker 9: maybe remember, like you remember like zue York yep, so
Speaker 9: zo York is a skateboard company or was previously. They don't.
Speaker 9: I don't think they make skateboards anymore, but Zu York
Speaker 9: would turn you pro if you response about them. So
Speaker 9: that'll be like basically like your team picking you up
Speaker 9: to go to the A.
Speaker 8: And it's a very luc the business. That's why I
Speaker 8: understand why more people don't, you know, get.
Speaker 4: Involved in it.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I think it's lucrative. And it's like certain people,
Speaker 9: it's wishy washy. Some people get paid, some people don't
Speaker 9: really get paid. It's kind of like it just depends
Speaker 9: who you are, and I guess your image.
Speaker 8: I first heard about you sadly through some drama when
Speaker 8: you got kicked. Oh yeah, yeah, here you're pro skateboarder
Speaker 8: Tasha Jones kicked off his bike by screen riding in Paris.
Speaker 4: When I started bad, I'm like, oh.
Speaker 9: He black, Yeah, that was very interesting occurrence.
Speaker 4: Why was that? What did did you ever find out
Speaker 4: what that was about?
Speaker 9: So I never told the full story. I just kind
Speaker 9: of put it on Instagram because it was funny to me.
Speaker 9: I was like, because people like you know that, like
Speaker 9: when stuff happens, it's like people can't it's not going
Speaker 9: to believe this if I tell him. Like, so we're
Speaker 9: riding the bikes and we get like two blocks from
Speaker 9: the hotel, and I'm wearing the Victor Victor hoodie. You know,
Speaker 9: Steve is my manager, so he deals with Steve, and
Speaker 9: so he's like, I'm going to film you because I'm
Speaker 9: gonna to send Steven a video you wearing the hoodie.
Speaker 9: But before he started filming me, I have my skateboard
Speaker 9: and I have I have a bag in my hand.
Speaker 9: So like in Paris, the bikes they're not like city bikes,
Speaker 9: like they don't have a strap. So I have the
Speaker 9: skateboard in the bucket and I'm holding the bike with
Speaker 9: my other hands, so like, my what's the word, I'm
Speaker 9: looking for my balance. So I'm like I'm biking kind
Speaker 9: of slow, and then there's this guy's like trailing me
Speaker 9: and I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, yo, go in
Speaker 9: front of me, bro, like you see. I'm like, you
Speaker 9: know what I'm saying, go around. I got like a
Speaker 9: lot of stuff in my hands. So he comes to
Speaker 9: the side of me and we're like face to face
Speaker 9: and he's like, he's like, you get American blah blah
Speaker 9: blah blah blah, like you get in my country. Da
Speaker 9: da da da. Okay, So my team manager form Adidas
Speaker 9: is behind me.
Speaker 3: He's filming.
Speaker 9: He's no, he's not filming at this point. He's just
Speaker 9: like behind me. And I look at him and I
Speaker 9: give him a look like I look back at him
Speaker 9: because he know like I'm not going for that. So
Speaker 9: we look at each other. He's like please tal Sean no,
Speaker 9: and I'm like and I look back at the guy.
Speaker 9: He's like screaming at me, and I'm like, get out
Speaker 9: of my face or it's going to be an issue.
Speaker 9: And then he's still going and I'm like so I
Speaker 9: kind of just like push him away from me, like
Speaker 9: I give him like I'm like move he bikes off. Whatever.
Speaker 9: We're like, we're just biking. Now. We bike like five
Speaker 9: blocks down, like the full videos like a minute long.
Speaker 9: We're biking and the guy must have biked off waited
Speaker 9: to the side, and I'm like, we get like six
Speaker 9: blocks down and I'm just like biking. I'm just going
Speaker 9: to get breakfast with my team manager from Adidas, who's
Speaker 9: like a German guy who's like the most peaceful guy
Speaker 9: in the world. This guy, I just get kicked off
Speaker 9: the bike out oft know, I'm just biking.
Speaker 12: I just fall on the floor.
Speaker 9: So I'm like, what the just happened? And then I
Speaker 9: get up and I see the guy like zooming on
Speaker 9: the bike. So then I look at my team manager
Speaker 9: and I'm like it's over, Like I don't want to
Speaker 9: hear nothing, like I'm going to get him. So I
Speaker 9: grabbed my bike and I started chasing him. But you know,
Speaker 9: we're from New York, so you no, no, not that
Speaker 9: he has like one of those bikes with like the
Speaker 9: like a throt or, way faster than my body.
Speaker 3: So I'm trying to get him.
Speaker 9: It was like a movie, like I see him, but
Speaker 9: he's like fading away and he makes it right and
Speaker 9: when I get to the corner, let's say ten seconds later,
Speaker 9: it's like three ways. It's like this way, this way,
Speaker 9: or this way. So I'm like which way he can go?
Speaker 9: So then I just go straight and I don't see him,
Speaker 9: and I'm like, oh my god. And then I was
Speaker 9: like people like like like I was biking, I'm trying
Speaker 9: to find this guy.
Speaker 4: Someone's like, yo, what's up?
Speaker 9: Tide showing. I'm like, oh my god, someone's gonna see
Speaker 9: me like fighting this guy in Paris. But I couldn't
Speaker 9: find him, so I had to give up.
Speaker 4: No, No, it was funny pushed him first.
Speaker 9: I mean I didn't push him he I mean, it
Speaker 9: wasn't like I was just like, get out of my face.
Speaker 9: I wasn't like I didn't start him. I was like,
Speaker 9: you know, you and my you know, somebody coming up
Speaker 9: to you and they screaming at you, gonna be like yo,
Speaker 9: just like back up what you doing. It wasn't like
Speaker 9: I was like, you know cause I didn't want to
Speaker 9: be on that type of time and with you know, so.
Speaker 4: He laid and waited for you. Yeah, you miss a
Speaker 4: skateboard to kick pushing?
Speaker 9: You know how many car you know you know how
Speaker 9: many calls I got like yo, you allowed that to happen.
Speaker 9: I'm like, are you like, come on, bro? Like that
Speaker 9: that didn't go down the way it looked. But then
Speaker 9: when I got to breakfast and he showed me the video,
Speaker 9: I was like air dropped me that, Like I have
Speaker 9: to post that, like it was just too funny, Like
Speaker 9: sometimes you have to laugh at yourself, like I don't
Speaker 9: take myself that serious, and I'll be like, like, it's nothing.
Speaker 3: I gonna do what.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna go around Paris and look for this guy.
Speaker 8: So when you said why would you do that? You
Speaker 8: didn't realize it was the guy you had just got
Speaker 8: into it at first.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, I was playing.
Speaker 9: I was strolling. Oh no, I was just messing around.
Speaker 9: I knew why he did it. I mean, even though
Speaker 9: I didn't think, you know, I really did anything to him.
Speaker 9: He started with me. He was cursing at me and
Speaker 9: like screaming at me in French, calling me an f
Speaker 9: an American. But yeah, that's the full story for the world.
Speaker 3: How did you get into skateboarding? When did you think
Speaker 3: it was gonna be a business, because you know, most
Speaker 3: people know they skateboard, they ride bikes for fun as
Speaker 3: a kid. But when did you say, oh, this is
Speaker 3: a business, is gonna be my life.
Speaker 9: So I'll tell you the story how I got into
Speaker 9: skateboardings really funny. Actually so my brother at the time.
Speaker 9: He's still my brother, but we're not cool. That's another
Speaker 9: funny story. But we were at his cousin at his
Speaker 9: grandmother's house and her nieces and nephew lived there. And
Speaker 9: remember those TVs that like was kind of built it
Speaker 9: not TVs, but it'll be a TV and it's.
Speaker 11: Like the speakers and stuff under speakers.
Speaker 9: And then it had like cabinets put stuff exactly, and
Speaker 9: then it had remember like the CD things the books
Speaker 9: you could open.
Speaker 4: Up, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 9: So it was one of those they had that, and
Speaker 9: they just had a bunch of video games in it,
Speaker 9: and we wanted it, and we knew they wouldn't like
Speaker 9: ask us, I mean, they wouldn't give it to us,
Speaker 9: so we were like, let's take it. So we took
Speaker 9: like a couple of video games and put it in
Speaker 9: my private parts, so like if they started looking for it,
Speaker 9: they wouldn't know where.
Speaker 8: We don't know what you make stealing sound like? Yeah,
Speaker 8: it was just cool.
Speaker 4: I just took it like we were kids. We were kids.
Speaker 9: We were like no, I was like, nah, he probably thirteen.
Speaker 9: So we took. I took the We took the video games,
Speaker 9: and one of them happened to be a skateboarding game,
Speaker 9: Tony not Tony Hawk.
Speaker 3: It's called Skate.
Speaker 9: It was just called Skate. They have Skate one, Skate two,
Speaker 9: Skate three, and they they're finally making a new one
Speaker 9: after like a decade. So I started playing the video games.
Speaker 9: And when I played the game, we were like, I
Speaker 9: was like, really, in the video games, we didn't really
Speaker 9: go outside. I lived in Jersey at this time, and
Speaker 9: I learned about skateboarding kind of like the tricks and
Speaker 9: stuff from playing the video game. And one day it
Speaker 9: was like summer, my mom came home and she was like, all,
Speaker 9: y'all do is play the video game? Like y'all need
Speaker 9: to go outside, and we were like, we don't have
Speaker 9: no money. So she gave us like sixty dollars each,
Speaker 9: and then we walked the target and bought skateboards and
Speaker 9: then from there I just kept skating and skating. And
Speaker 9: I was probably like nine ten at the time. I
Speaker 9: didn't really know I could maybe make money off of
Speaker 9: it till I was like fourteen, I started getting paid yeap,
Speaker 9: what Upreme? That potentially moved on into me skating in
Speaker 9: it and then getting noticed and then.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right when we come back, we have more
Speaker 3: with Tide, Shawn Jones, professional Skateboarders, the Breakfast Club, Good
Speaker 3: Morning Morning. Everybody is DJ Envy Jess Hilarious, Charlamage and
Speaker 3: the guy we are the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking
Speaker 3: it with professional skateboarder Shawn Jones Charlamagne.
Speaker 8: How do you convince you your mom that you know
Speaker 8: this could actually be a profession.
Speaker 9: I had to beg her, honestly. I remember when the
Speaker 9: first Deals was coming around, even Sony was supreme, Like
Speaker 9: the money was so small. Like she was like, they're
Speaker 9: trying to play you that you look up on Google
Speaker 9: they worth I think at the time it was forty
Speaker 9: million definitely for me.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 9: She was like, they're not about to play my son.
Speaker 9: Da da da da. And I used to like cry.
Speaker 9: I had to beg her like just please trust me,
Speaker 9: Like I'm not doing this for money. I would do
Speaker 9: it for free, Like this is like it's gonna come.
Speaker 9: I just have to like build my name. I knew
Speaker 9: that if I like grind it one day, I could
Speaker 9: potentially make money and like make some some real money.
Speaker 9: But it wasn't really about the money to me at
Speaker 9: that time. You know, I was just young and I
Speaker 9: was like, I would do this for free, so you know,
Speaker 9: I just needed the opportunity.
Speaker 8: I love stories like this because you know, I always say,
Speaker 8: you just got to listen to your kids, and your
Speaker 8: kids will tell you exactly what it is that they
Speaker 8: want to do. So you was playing this skate game
Speaker 8: and then when you got this money, you went out
Speaker 8: and you bought this skateboard.
Speaker 4: Like what was in your mind.
Speaker 8: Like what was on your spirit that said, I know,
Speaker 8: this is what I want to do for the rest
Speaker 8: of all, Like this is what's going to change the
Speaker 8: trajectory in my life.
Speaker 9: Well, I remember it was like a definitive moment where
Speaker 9: I like made a decision and I was young. I
Speaker 9: wanted to be a wrestler, and I wanted to be
Speaker 9: Spider Man too, Like that's what I was into, Like
Speaker 9: I used to have, like I used to like really
Speaker 9: like Spider Man. I thought that that was a profession
Speaker 9: and Peter Parker nah Toby Maguire that was that was that. Yeah,
Speaker 9: Peter Parker, I wanted to be a wrestler as well,
Speaker 9: and then but I was skating, so I would like.
Speaker 9: I was like, my mom was like, which one are
Speaker 9: you good to be? And I was just like we
Speaker 9: moved back to the Bronx and I was like, yeah,
Speaker 9: I'm gonna just gap like that was the most fun
Speaker 9: to me. I just stuck with that. So yeah, and.
Speaker 8: There was a period where it's like hip hop really,
Speaker 8: I guess kind of made skateboarding.
Speaker 4: I guess, I mean cool, or maybe we would.
Speaker 8: I'm not gonna say cool because it was already cool,
Speaker 8: but when the hip hop artist started doing it, it
Speaker 8: kind of made it easier for you as a black kid.
Speaker 9: Yeah right, Yeah, for sure. I feel like growing up
Speaker 9: in the Bronx and stuff, people be like make references
Speaker 9: Tony Hawk obviously, Lil Wayne. Yeah, I feel like but
Speaker 9: even though like Loop A, he's known, but I feel
Speaker 9: like certain people where I'm from, at least I'm not
Speaker 9: gonna say they don't know Loupe, but that ain't that's
Speaker 9: not like first to mine. Like they would probably be like, yeah,
Speaker 9: like Wayne and they would say push, but I don't.
Speaker 9: I don't think they put two and two together, like
Speaker 9: you know what I'm saying, Like, I don't know if
Speaker 9: they even know who sing that song. It was just
Speaker 9: more like a famous song.
Speaker 4: What did that do for skateboarding culture from your perspective.
Speaker 9: I mean that was already like out, so I didn't
Speaker 9: see it firsthand. I don't think skateboarding was accepted where
Speaker 9: I grew up, Like it was like we used to
Speaker 9: just like kind of laugh and thought it was like
Speaker 9: funny that I skated, but I was into it. But
Speaker 9: I remember I kind of lived like two lives, like
Speaker 9: because you know, I grew up in New York and
Speaker 9: like having like family in the streets and stuff, so
Speaker 9: they always kept me fly. So when I would go
Speaker 9: to school, I would wear like Jordans and like stuff
Speaker 9: like that. But then I would go home and like
Speaker 9: put on my skate clothes. It was kind of like
Speaker 9: I had a double life. Like I would go to
Speaker 9: school in the Bronx and like this crazy environment and
Speaker 9: then I would like go home, change my clothes, take
Speaker 9: the train all the way downtown, and it was like
Speaker 9: a different world from me. Like it was white people,
Speaker 9: Asian people, all different type of races, just brought together
Speaker 9: by skateboard and it's not really like color and skateboarding,
Speaker 9: Like it's just like everybody kind of having fun so.
Speaker 3: That it was into it a lot too. Like I
Speaker 3: would always see I feel like that people always thought
Speaker 3: skateboarders was soft. Yeah, and I would always see skateboarders
Speaker 3: somebody up all the time. There's skateboards beat somebody's ass
Speaker 3: and beat somebody's cars. Did y'all always get in the
Speaker 3: problems of trouble when people thought you I was soft
Speaker 3: or cut y'all off or.
Speaker 9: I for sure definitely. I think like people don't associate
Speaker 9: skateboarder with like being tough, but you know that's anything,
Speaker 9: you know, I'm not saying that people walk around like
Speaker 9: I'm a tough guy, but not soft. It's just like,
Speaker 9: but like a skateboard is a weapon. If you hit
Speaker 9: somebody with a weapon, Like I've known people who hit
Speaker 9: people with skateboards and like put them in a coma,
Speaker 9: Like you don't even play with that, Like it's like
Speaker 9: a metal object that really hurts somebody. So that's like
Speaker 9: if you have to do that. But obviously, like you
Speaker 9: see in kids, they hit the guy with the skateboard
Speaker 9: and stuff. It's happened, but it's really dangerous.
Speaker 8: It's funny too. You said you used to get fly,
Speaker 8: but then you go home and dress like a skater.
Speaker 8: But there was a time where that was getting fly
Speaker 8: for some people. Yeah, I mean I remember the transition.
Speaker 9: Like at first, like I used to wear skate stuff
Speaker 9: and they would be like, that's like you look like
Speaker 9: a white boy or whatever. But then it kind of
Speaker 9: like got popular, you know, with like streetwear and all
Speaker 9: that stuff, and then it was more accepted. So it
Speaker 9: was funny to see the transition. But it's dope when
Speaker 9: you know. To me, some skaters don't like it when
Speaker 9: they feel like people will come into the culture. But
Speaker 9: I think it's cool. It brings more odds to the
Speaker 9: sport and all of that stuff.
Speaker 23: So it was Virgil. I read that Virgil. You and
Speaker 23: Virgil Ablo had a really good relationship.
Speaker 9: Yeah, we were cool taking a streetwear Yeah, yeah, we
Speaker 9: were actually working on something before he passed away. It
Speaker 9: never came to light, but yeah, virtual was cool. We
Speaker 9: would talk. We were going to do a collaboration with
Speaker 9: my brand and off White that we were working on.
Speaker 9: But yeah, his untimely demise, Yeah, it never came out.
Speaker 4: When stuff like that happened, do you just let the
Speaker 4: whole idea die?
Speaker 12: A do you?
Speaker 9: I mean I really didn't have a I didn't know
Speaker 9: what to do. You know at that time was it
Speaker 9: twenty twenty one. I remember my modeling age and called
Speaker 9: me and told me. But I wasn't going to be like,
Speaker 9: you know, people are grieving and stuff like that. I'm
Speaker 9: not going to reach out to his family or like,
Speaker 9: you know, sorry for your loss. But by the way
Speaker 9: we were working on it, you know what I'm saying, Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 9: At that point, to me, it's like, you know, they
Speaker 9: if somebody from his team knew about it and they
Speaker 9: reached out and was like I knew you guys working
Speaker 9: on this, like we want to continue it. But that
Speaker 9: never happened, and it's okay.
Speaker 4: You know much do you have to hurt yourself to
Speaker 4: get as good as you've gotten? How many injuries? Broken bones,
Speaker 4: knock on wood?
Speaker 9: I never really I never broke a bone, okay, but
Speaker 9: you obviously you fall and stuff like. I just think
Speaker 9: skateboarding teaches like it's like a life lesson, like you
Speaker 9: have to keep going to get over the hurdle. You
Speaker 9: know what I'm saying, like, yeah, if I had a
Speaker 9: dollar for every time I've heard like, yeah, I tried
Speaker 9: skateboarding once, but I fell and I quit. You know
Speaker 9: what I'm saying, Because people don't like to fall once
Speaker 9: or twice and then they're just like, oh, that hurd,
Speaker 9: But like, you get used to it. It's like working out.
Speaker 9: When you first start working out, your body's really soreing
Speaker 9: and you keep doing it, and you keep doing it
Speaker 9: and you get used to it and you learn you
Speaker 9: just have to like want to strive to get better.
Speaker 3: We got more with Todd Seawan Jones. When we come back,
Speaker 3: it's the Breakfast Club. Good Morning Morning. Everybody is the
Speaker 3: ej Envy Jess, hilarious, Charlamagne the guy. We are the
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club. We're still kicking them with professional skateboarder Tide
Speaker 3: Sean Jones. Correct, correct, I was asking, you know, what
Speaker 3: do you do to push the limit? Right, because I've
Speaker 3: seen a lot of things you did. You work with
Speaker 3: Louis Bataan, right, you with Steven Victims, a friend of
Speaker 3: the house. In front of the house, I see you
Speaker 3: jump over a million dollar Ferraris in the middle of Manhattan. So,
Speaker 3: so what do you do to push the limit for
Speaker 3: the next generation that you know, things that we haven't
Speaker 3: seen or things that you want to do.
Speaker 9: I just think it's limitless, you know, like even like
Speaker 9: to the Ferrari. Let's just use that as an example.
Speaker 9: Like I try to when I skate I want to
Speaker 9: like make it relatable because skateboarding, to me is so
Speaker 9: what's the word. It's just like you don't understand it.
Speaker 9: You just see like somebody flying in the air. And
Speaker 9: I think that skateboarding gets like culturally, it's like accepted
Speaker 9: because people understand it's cool, and it's like they like
Speaker 9: some people won't call it a sport, but it's the
Speaker 9: sport that like the outsiders because you do it alone.
Speaker 9: It's individual, where like basketball or something like that, as
Speaker 9: a team and you go to a stadium and stuff
Speaker 9: like that, and it's more you can dissect it easier.
Speaker 9: Like you know, somebody's running down the court, they pass,
Speaker 9: they shoot, it's two, it's three. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 9: Skateboarding you can't learn everything. It's impossible because there's like combos.
Speaker 9: You could jump onto this table and manual and this that,
Speaker 9: you know what I'm saying. So it's literally impossible to
Speaker 9: be able to do every trick. So and I think
Speaker 9: that's why I gravitated to it as well, because you know,
Speaker 9: to me, I like to keep setting the bar, but.
Speaker 3: You still learn new tricks, you still do new things.
Speaker 9: Or oh man, it's kind of hard because I mean
Speaker 9: I try to learn new tricks. Sometimes I get new tricks,
Speaker 9: but now I'm at a point like you know, it's
Speaker 9: a gift in the curves, but I go to the
Speaker 9: skatepark and people watch me, so it's kind of like,
Speaker 9: you know what I'm saying. So it's kind of like
Speaker 9: a little like weird sometimes trying to learn a trick
Speaker 9: because people look at you at this point like you're
Speaker 9: a professional, Like they think in their mind like you
Speaker 9: probably could just land everything. So when you're trying to
Speaker 9: like go into the like I'm trying to train, kind
Speaker 9: of vibe at like a public place and somebody might
Speaker 9: be filming you, or this is just kind of hard,
Speaker 9: you know what I'm saying. You don't see, you know,
Speaker 9: Luca in the park practicing, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 9: He has a private facility where he's training and he
Speaker 9: could try to learn new things. So I'm working on
Speaker 9: that right now, to try to get a private indoor
Speaker 9: skate park so I could practice.
Speaker 4: Are there new tricks though?
Speaker 3: I mean yeah, not.
Speaker 9: New tricks, but tricks you probably haven't done, you know
Speaker 9: what I'm saying. Like, sorry to keep referring back to basketball,
Speaker 9: but like you know, somebody might not be able to
Speaker 9: go left as easy or as you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 9: so they could practice that, or they can't dunk through
Speaker 9: their let you know what I'm saying. So it's impossible
Speaker 9: to know everything. You know, as good as you are,
Speaker 9: you could always progress, so you know.
Speaker 23: I know Charlotte aks about what was the LV the
Speaker 23: friend of the house thing. I told him he would
Speaker 23: explain it and for real brought you into that. Was
Speaker 23: it because of the Virgil relationship or just because he's
Speaker 23: been like watching what you've been doing.
Speaker 9: I don't know if it's because of the virgial relationship.
Speaker 9: I think he's just a fan of skateboard and he
Speaker 9: obviously skateboards. He likes the sport and the culture and
Speaker 9: probably thought I was a good representative for the brand
Speaker 9: and bad I guess I'm sponsored by Louis Vautan events
Speaker 9: with them Yeah, build events, close, go to the shows, campaigns,
Speaker 9: stuff like that.
Speaker 8: So yeah, money, black people accepted into skating, Like is
Speaker 8: it one of those things where it's Yeah, I think
Speaker 8: black people skate is accepted as skating for sure.
Speaker 9: I mean I don't think there's like a lot of
Speaker 9: professional black skaters maybe like twenty twenty five, but yeah,
Speaker 9: we're accepted for sure.
Speaker 8: And what's the evolution of skateboarding? And really an evolution
Speaker 8: of you you know what? I hear things like skateboards
Speaker 8: coming out of like what damn are you in that
Speaker 8: they're gonna be?
Speaker 9: I don't know. I'm in Tony Hawk coming out. So
Speaker 9: they got a new one, a remastering, so that's about
Speaker 9: to come out. I was in the last one. The
Speaker 9: evolution of skateboarding, that's a great question.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 9: It's in the Olympics now, you know. I just think
Speaker 9: it's getting bigger and better, Like Louis Gaiton is sponsoring it.
Speaker 9: So I'm excited to see where it goes, and maybe
Speaker 9: it does get to a place where it's like a
Speaker 9: basketball or football and people really dive into it more
Speaker 9: and look at it and you know, try to understand
Speaker 9: it a little bit more. Besides, just like skateboarders are
Speaker 9: cool or like have like a fashion aspect to them,
Speaker 9: so it's unknown where it could go. I think this
Speaker 9: guy's the limit.
Speaker 8: And Tony Hawk's still the guy guy right like he
Speaker 8: is he the godfather of it.
Speaker 9: All, for sure. It's interesting. I was having a conversation
Speaker 9: with somebody. It's interesting that he made it like really mainstream.
Speaker 9: Like when people think of skateboarding, they referred to yeah,
Speaker 9: but it's only been one Like you don't, like imagine music,
Speaker 9: when people thought of rap, they just like Biggie Biggie.
Speaker 9: You want to be like Biggie, But there's a thousand rappers,
Speaker 9: you know what I'm saying. So that just goes to
Speaker 9: show like how like skateboarding is just weird in that
Speaker 9: way that it hasn't been Like everybody who's like super
Speaker 9: famous off skateboarding, they got famous doing other things. Like
Speaker 9: Tony Hawk, he's so famous because of the video games.
Speaker 9: Rob Deerdeck is Rob Deardeck because he had the TV show.
Speaker 9: So I think there's always another element to like getting
Speaker 9: over to that real mainstream level, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 9: I don't think anybody ever successfully did it. Just being
Speaker 9: a skateboarder.
Speaker 4: How'd you connect with Stephen Victor through a friend?
Speaker 9: I called a friend and I was like, I'm looking
Speaker 9: for a Ferrari or like a sports car that I
Speaker 9: want to jump over. I was like, I know your
Speaker 9: friend has some. Do you think he would like let
Speaker 9: me rent one from him and do it. He's like,
Speaker 9: let me call you back, and I was like all right.
Speaker 9: He called me back like immediately, and he was We
Speaker 9: were on three way and he was like, so tell
Speaker 9: him what you want to do and I was like, uh,
Speaker 9: I want to like jump over your car with a skateboard.
Speaker 9: Would you let me rent it? I'll like put some insurance,
Speaker 9: like I'll put some money down in case something happens.
Speaker 9: And he was like, nah, that's what insurance is for.
Speaker 9: And I was like all right, it's crazy. And he's
Speaker 9: like he's like that sounds fire. Like let's do it.
Speaker 9: Let's meet. My friend had been coming to New York
Speaker 9: because he was living in LA and he was like,
Speaker 9: we're going to go to his office. And then we
Speaker 9: came to his office and he was he was like, so,
Speaker 9: what do you want to do again? And I was
Speaker 9: like just telling him, like he's like you think you
Speaker 9: could do it. I was like, yeah, I think so,
Speaker 9: like for sure, and then he's like, all, we're gonna
Speaker 9: set it up this week, and then like three days
Speaker 9: later we made it happen. It was just something I
Speaker 9: wanted to do, like I just have, you know, random ideas.
Speaker 3: Make it sound like yeah, like that wasn't a typical
Speaker 3: Ferrari because one of very few be.
Speaker 11: Able to call a friend who gets Stephen Victor on
Speaker 11: the phone.
Speaker 3: Probably four million right now. It has no top. It's
Speaker 3: it's one of those ones that there is no fixing
Speaker 3: it up. It's a rat.
Speaker 4: But it was.
Speaker 9: But that's why you say, you make it sound like that.
Speaker 9: But it was innocent. It wasn't like so premeditated, like
Speaker 9: I wanted to do it, but I didn't know that
Speaker 9: it was gonna be like that, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 9: Like I didn't know, not even just the car. I
Speaker 9: didn't know that, like people would gravitate to it so crazy.
Speaker 9: I thought, you know what I'm saying, but it resonates,
Speaker 9: you know exactly how said like you don't know tricks,
Speaker 9: but you know that car. You get what I'm saying.
Speaker 9: So in your mind you like, oh, he just jumped
Speaker 9: over a four million dollar car. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: The way I first saw it, I just thought it
Speaker 3: was the car was parking. You just did it roll.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Then when I found out that, Wat said Steven is crazy. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but I don't know what he got too much money.
Speaker 5: For all that.
Speaker 8: Basically, Stephen Victor charged you ten to fifteen percent for
Speaker 8: the rest.
Speaker 12: Of your life.
Speaker 4: We made up.
Speaker 9: We made a moment, you know, trying to make more.
Speaker 3: We appreciate you for joining us. Thank you so much, man,
Speaker 3: appreciate it.
Speaker 9: Thank you for having me.
Speaker 3: Keep encouraging kids.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 4: And I'm gonna be honest with you.
Speaker 8: You the only skateboard I know right now, So I'm
Speaker 8: gonna be watching you and in my mind you Tony Hawk.
Speaker 8: So when I bring up skateboard now, yeah, Tashawan Jones
Speaker 8: chilling it out.
Speaker 4: Here, that's right.
Speaker 9: Thank you, thank you, Thank you for having me. And
Speaker 9: it's a real full circle moment. I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 9: I watched Breakfast Club on YouTube, like I'll be on
Speaker 9: YouTube when I go home and I watch you gout stuff.
Speaker 9: So I really appreciate you having me.
Speaker 3: I was gonna bring a skateboard to see if you
Speaker 3: could teach us all a trick. But we're too old
Speaker 3: for that.
Speaker 5: Hurt.
Speaker 9: When I get them, get back, when I get this,
Speaker 9: when I get the skate park, y'all come through.
Speaker 3: Say no more. It's Shawn Jones. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning thing, everybody. It's the j n v Ess,
Speaker 3: Hilary Charlamage, the guy. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: I just can't do it while we playing this record,
Speaker 4: I just don't understand. You Just gotta laugh, man, I
Speaker 4: just don't get it.
Speaker 3: It's laughing. Just laugh. Let's get to Jest with the mess,
Speaker 3: real lions, just a robbing Moore. Just don't do no lines,
Speaker 3: don't do that talk.
Speaker 11: She don't stand upbody talk the world Why Jess worldwide mats.
Speaker 3: On the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: She's the coaching ship.
Speaker 22: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 22: understand something that nobody could get you to see.
Speaker 5: It's time to set it off.
Speaker 11: So I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 10: I've never really been like a big fan of SNL,
Speaker 10: but the sn L fifty was big, and I've seen
Speaker 10: a couple of big moments that you know, we talked
Speaker 10: about a lot. Yeah, the Jeopardy. I saw a shout
Speaker 10: out to least Leslie Jones.
Speaker 4: That's my girl.
Speaker 23: Oh yeah, she was hosted and I think it was
Speaker 23: the e carpet. She got to me that as people
Speaker 23: were going into the SNL party after. Yeah, she was
Speaker 23: everywhere this weekend, but everybody popped out, Like I mean,
Speaker 23: some of the biggest celebrities in the world have been
Speaker 23: a part of the SNL umbrella. So of course the
Speaker 23: moments were big this weekend as they celebrated SNL turning fifty.
Speaker 23: Now one of the highlights for me anytime you get
Speaker 23: to see Eddie Murphy back on stage, your.
Speaker 11: Back on screen.
Speaker 23: So they did this skit with Eddie Murphy and they
Speaker 23: kind of leaned into the nunny professor him and Keenan.
Speaker 23: They did a scared scared straight skit.
Speaker 11: Let's listen to that.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, look at them pretty brown eye.
Speaker 8: They're gonna love you in prison, Arihanno Paquino, the why'd
Speaker 8: you shot little Huh?
Speaker 3: I was just trying to impress my girlfriend.
Speaker 12: She think as hell.
Speaker 4: You think I never tried to impress a woman, you
Speaker 4: know once I was a four hundred pound professor. Huh,
Speaker 4: And I'm fell in love with j Pinking, but.
Speaker 20: He was ashamed of his weight, so he drank a cereum,
Speaker 20: turned them in the button up.
Speaker 4: Then you go to it then at the comes house
Speaker 4: and you realize that everybody at the table.
Speaker 25: Yo, okay, that's almost certainly the nutty Professor.
Speaker 3: You better shut your jam you'll be prof.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 8: Professor Clubb was ahead of his time because that ceremony
Speaker 8: nothing but Olympics now and when Jarro and all that
Speaker 8: other stuff.
Speaker 11: Uh, that's in. Those kids they make me miss the Waynes.
Speaker 11: Oh yeah, the color.
Speaker 10: They had them doing the writing and had them doing
Speaker 10: you know, shout out to everybody. Came in and uh,
Speaker 10: Eddie and Will Ferrell and they my people. But the
Speaker 10: Wayne is like they're supposed to be doing stuff like this.
Speaker 4: You're saying the Waynes is just better than that. That's
Speaker 4: you said.
Speaker 10: Absolutely sold to different different with them, Jim Curry, I
Speaker 10: needed all of them.
Speaker 4: Nowadel back in the day though, when it was like
Speaker 4: the Will.
Speaker 8: Ferrells and the Tina Fays and Eddie all of them
Speaker 8: were there.
Speaker 23: By the way, Yeah, they're back back in the day
Speaker 23: a little crazy. So they they had this one skit
Speaker 23: where they kind of threw back to that. It was
Speaker 23: like an in memory in mirandom. However, you say that word,
Speaker 23: and it basically was like them throwing back to the
Speaker 23: times where like they had like very uh sketchy moments or.
Speaker 11: Guests that now it just doesn't age.
Speaker 23: Well controversy, but it wasn't controversial controversial.
Speaker 10: So let's say these skits couldn't have been dropped today.
Speaker 23: Or just the guests wouldn't have been allowed to come
Speaker 23: on today. SNL problematic skits, I said, a listen to that.
Speaker 26: I'm speaking, of course about SNL characters and sketches that
Speaker 26: have aged horribly.
Speaker 3: We now present to you this in memorial.
Speaker 8: Why don't you drop out of that green jump suit
Speaker 8: and show me that fat ass.
Speaker 4: It looks like this just might Lucky Dame, I'll check
Speaker 4: the rapuists for two hundred. Now that's therapists.
Speaker 23: They got guys dancing with guys, girls dancing with girls,
Speaker 23: guys who look like girls dancing with girls.
Speaker 26: These are your hessing at that joke.
Speaker 12: It should be I know that that that joke was
Speaker 12: written by a woman. Now I just kid, and we
Speaker 12: don't hire women.
Speaker 9: Don't judge a book by his colly, my man is
Speaker 9: like R Kelly, Thank you to R Kelly.
Speaker 4: I'm Jared Boller from.
Speaker 8: M They didn't put Chevy Chase when he said the
Speaker 8: N word. Though they ain't put that for when he
Speaker 8: was ann L cast member.
Speaker 10: Problematic problem, they still had to keep it a little cute.
Speaker 23: R Kelly's attorney did come out and speak on this,
Speaker 23: SNL like the fact that they mentioned him, and she
Speaker 23: said that it was rather arrogant that SNL sees it
Speaker 23: as their job to decide who should and should not
Speaker 23: be canceled.
Speaker 11: But at this point, I mean, we didn't. I haven't
Speaker 11: heard R Kelly's anymore.
Speaker 10: One thing, you gonna know, somebody attorney says, you know, I'm.
Speaker 11: Key attorney. Nor is t MC dot com, n b
Speaker 11: C M s n b C the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: I never even seen Kelly on s n L. I
Speaker 4: don't remember that.
Speaker 23: I think it's them leaning into just saying like Diddy
Speaker 23: was talking about R Kelly, so it's.
Speaker 4: R Kelly was on the show. He was on that
Speaker 4: with Lady Gaga. I saw that. Sorry, I saw it there,
Speaker 4: but I never.
Speaker 11: Saw him on Yeah me neither.
Speaker 23: I'm just saying that the attorney upset, but Honestly, I
Speaker 23: haven't heard his name in a while, so I wouldn't
Speaker 23: be upset if I was heard at least somebody's mentioned
Speaker 23: him somewhere name.
Speaker 10: It's always some stuff. I mean, it's not really like
Speaker 10: report worthy, but he'd be the stuff coming out.
Speaker 23: Well, this was the one thing that got people pissed off,
Speaker 23: and I thought that this was the lightest thing that
Speaker 23: happened all night. Tom Hanks played a character during the
Speaker 23: Black Jeopardy skit, a character named Doug who's a MACI supporter.
Speaker 11: Let's say listen to that.
Speaker 9: This religious character has made people laugh for years.
Speaker 5: This dog.
Speaker 4: Now I heard a fellow.
Speaker 26: Could we're in some money here? And I know exactly
Speaker 26: who that is? The church later day. Yes, yes, that
Speaker 26: is correct Doug. And I speaking of church, can I
Speaker 26: say something if more folks went to church, we wouldn't
Speaker 26: be in this mess wherein?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 4: You know what?
Speaker 3: I agree with you, Doug.
Speaker 4: I'd like to shake your hand, sir, here we go.
Speaker 4: Oh no, no, it's just it's just a handshake.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thank you, my mind by brother.
Speaker 12: Maybe I'll started to show for you to.
Speaker 3: Come on and we'll call it Lot jeopard. We don't
Speaker 3: need it. We don't need it.
Speaker 23: So they're mocking White Lives Matter. They are making MAGA
Speaker 23: supporters out to be racist. That's how the MAGA supporters
Speaker 23: feel anyway, because he wouldn't.
Speaker 4: Shake Keen his hands, and.
Speaker 23: And he had a MAGA hat on, and they he's like,
Speaker 23: everybody needs to go to church. The MAGA supporters was
Speaker 23: so upset at this, They're like, Yo, Trump is a
Speaker 23: president at this point, y'all need to let it go.
Speaker 11: Like whatever, however y'all feel you need to let it go.
Speaker 23: I didn't think that was an issue, though, you should
Speaker 23: be upset if it wasn't funny, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 11: It was so light why she did forgot it even happened.
Speaker 23: And this is what everybody's taking from this, Like Addie
Speaker 23: Murphy did all these kits and this is what y'all
Speaker 23: got to say. But yeah, So that was s n
Speaker 23: L fifty and the after party was crazy to everybody
Speaker 23: popped out for the after party as well.
Speaker 10: To Kim Kardashian. Leslie Jones was there as well. What
Speaker 10: about the performances, any performances.
Speaker 23: Yeah, Lil Wayne performed. You had Lauren Hill there as well,
Speaker 23: and honestly.
Speaker 11: People she was on top of this water and oh
Speaker 11: this morning she was on time.
Speaker 23: But people were actually like, I guess not confused, but
Speaker 23: they were excited to see little Wayne performing and having
Speaker 23: a good time and doing well. And Regin they had
Speaker 23: to pop out and be like, get off.
Speaker 11: His you know, well, how did he sound. Let's take
Speaker 11: a listen.
Speaker 3: We got it?
Speaker 5: What the we?
Speaker 4: And love go five folk three two?
Speaker 12: I let one go, get up ut.
Speaker 4: I don't love throat.
Speaker 23: I head like a buffalo and you're a rough neck
Speaker 23: while I'm a cutthroat.
Speaker 4: If you're a tough guy to that's a tough joke.
Speaker 26: And then the sun died, the night is jump though
Speaker 26: the Nama steal shine and her rough was like, what
Speaker 26: the what a love got five.
Speaker 15: Fo three two?
Speaker 3: He sounded like Little Wayne sound good to me? Yeah,
Speaker 3: he sounds good to me.
Speaker 23: But people were like, oh my god, he's moving around
Speaker 23: the stage. Oh my god, he's having a good time,
Speaker 23: like he's alert. And she's like, yo, stop playing with him,
Speaker 23: like my dad have a good time. He performed all
Speaker 23: the time. Go play with somebody else.
Speaker 8: Like they trying to say a little wing with incapacitating
Speaker 8: and conservative.
Speaker 23: They try to make it see you after he didn't
Speaker 23: get the super Bowl. It's like he's not capable of
Speaker 23: doing anything. Day Chappelle introduced him into the performance as
Speaker 23: well too, so Dave.
Speaker 11: Chap actually had some good skids too. He did the
Speaker 11: immigrant dad skit.
Speaker 10: I thought it was funny and it was like it
Speaker 10: was like a Mexican and he was the black neighbor
Speaker 10: of Black Richard.
Speaker 11: That was funny here, but I.
Speaker 4: Missed all of that. How long was this show?
Speaker 5: How long?
Speaker 23: This show was like two and a half hours long.
Speaker 23: Watch it on Peacock straight through. It's like two and
Speaker 23: a half two and a half hours long. I didn't
Speaker 23: if it was two days. I didn't watch both days.
Speaker 23: I know that they did everything at the party. It
Speaker 23: was a whole week and day. Yeah, yeah, that's enough.
Speaker 4: I think.
Speaker 11: Yeah's to go ahead. Thank you.
Speaker 3: That is yes with the mess. Thank you, Jess, Thank you.
Speaker 22: En.
Speaker 3: Now when we come back, charloa mane donkey today? Who
Speaker 3: you give me a donkey too?
Speaker 13: Man?
Speaker 8: We need the US Department of Education to come to
Speaker 8: the front of the congregation. We would like to have
Speaker 8: a word with him this morning place.
Speaker 3: All right, we'll get into that next and don't move.
Speaker 3: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, you're checking out the
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 11: This is a miracle, there is no question.
Speaker 27: And there are problems in this country between police and community.
Speaker 2: Yes, you are a donkey to the latest on that
Speaker 2: police killing of a black man.
Speaker 3: Now the new developments in the definitely spawshooting rampage.
Speaker 4: Yes, it was a really bad day for him and.
Speaker 23: This is what he did, and so we are in
Speaker 23: a state of emergency.
Speaker 8: Okay, White supremacist violence, it is always have been the
Speaker 8: number one threat to our society.
Speaker 4: But I'm also very proud that my wife is white.
Speaker 4: The practice club bitches.
Speaker 9: All right, Brendy, please tell me why was I your donkey.
Speaker 4: Of the day.
Speaker 8: The way things are going, They're gonna sign an executive
Speaker 8: order to make me change that intro soon. But Donkey
Speaker 8: of today for Tuesday, February eighteenth goes to the US
Speaker 8: Department of Education. Will well, should I say Donald Trump's
Speaker 8: US Department of Education. Now, if you haven't been paying
Speaker 8: attention to what's going on in the world, because it
Speaker 8: hasn't popped up on shade rooms just yet, let me
Speaker 8: be the first to tell you that Donald Trump and
Speaker 8: the Department of Education have decided to eliminate all race
Speaker 8: based programs in schools.
Speaker 4: Okay, and they got fourteen days to get rid of it.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 8: The Department of Education plans to cut funding for initiatives
Speaker 8: that address racial disparities in education. They will penalize schools
Speaker 8: that consider race in scholarships, hiring.
Speaker 4: And a bunch of other activities. Okay.
Speaker 8: They warned schools that they risk losing federal funding if
Speaker 8: they continue to take race into account when making scholarship
Speaker 8: or hiring decisions. Are so much as nodded to race
Speaker 8: in all other aspects of student academic and campus life. Oh,
Speaker 8: I can't make this kind of stuff up. Let's go
Speaker 8: to the national desk for the report.
Speaker 27: Police doz's newest target diversity, equity and Inclusion at the
Speaker 27: Department of Education, identifying seventy DEI training grants amounting to
Speaker 27: three hundred and seventy three million dollars. According to DOZE,
Speaker 27: one such grant trained teachers to engage in self reflection
Speaker 27: to confront their own biases and racism. This comes as
Speaker 27: the Department of Education continues its crackdown on DEI programs
Speaker 27: and policies in schools. On Friday, the acting Assistant Secretary
Speaker 27: sent out a lot that are reminding institutions any discrimination
Speaker 27: based on race, color, or national origin is illegal, adding
Speaker 27: institutions failing to comply with federal civil rights law based
Speaker 27: potential loss of federal funding. Critics quick to respond, what
Speaker 27: does this mean?
Speaker 28: Are they going to take away funding from historically black colleges?
Speaker 28: Are they going to take away funding from public schools
Speaker 28: that have a Latino student union? To me, it indicates
Speaker 28: just the fanatical obsession that this administration has in terms
Speaker 28: of going against DEI.
Speaker 4: This is America twenty twenty five.
Speaker 8: You know, America's core values allegedly have always been liberty.
Speaker 4: Equality, and justice. These values are supposed to be the.
Speaker 8: Foundation of American democracy, but they aren't, okay, never have been.
Speaker 8: It's liberty, equality, injustice for white men, and then is
Speaker 8: the rest of us all right? In fact, the only
Speaker 8: reason things like affirmative action exist is because government needed
Speaker 8: a remedy for the effects of long standing discrimination in
Speaker 8: this country. Now, somebody needs to explain to me what's changed, okay?
Speaker 4: In a country with.
Speaker 8: Systemic racism is literally rooted in every institution, the solution
Speaker 8: is now to pretend that racism and other forms of
Speaker 8: discrimination just simply don't exist.
Speaker 4: Let's go back to.
Speaker 8: Doing things the way they were being done before these
Speaker 8: race based programs existed. So let's go back to doing
Speaker 8: what caused us to have to come up with the
Speaker 8: race based programs to begin with. This is all part
Speaker 8: of a broader agenda to remove what they call wokeness
Speaker 8: from American education.
Speaker 4: And look, I don't care.
Speaker 8: For wokeness either, Okay, I believe most woke people just
Speaker 8: simply need some sleep. But the reality is wokeness and
Speaker 8: programs designed to level the playing field for marginalized students
Speaker 8: are not the same.
Speaker 4: Okay, you can't just scrip away those programs.
Speaker 8: That's like having a leaky roof and you decide to
Speaker 8: fix that leaky roof by.
Speaker 4: Removing the roof entirely. That would make no sense.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 8: This is also the latest step in the Trump administration's
Speaker 8: move to reshape programs intended to make things equal for
Speaker 8: historic underserved populations as a form of racial discrimination.
Speaker 4: Craig Trainer, who's.
Speaker 8: The Education Department's Acting Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, said
Speaker 8: related programs and scholarships, many of which have historically helped
Speaker 8: black and Latino students attain college degrees. Our fine community
Speaker 8: had come at the expense of white and Asian students,
Speaker 8: many of whom come from disadvantage backgrounds Now, let me
Speaker 8: read to you a quote from Craig Trainer, because this
Speaker 8: is interesting.
Speaker 4: He said, And I quote. At its core, the test
Speaker 4: is simple.
Speaker 8: If an educational institution treats a person of one race
Speaker 8: differently than it treats another person because of that person's race,
Speaker 8: the educational institution.
Speaker 4: Violates the law.
Speaker 8: Well, god damn, how many institutions of treated white people
Speaker 8: differently and given them preferenceal treatment over every other other? Okay,
Speaker 8: Trainer says put simply, educational institutions may neither separate or
Speaker 8: segregate students based on race, nor distribute benefits are burdens
Speaker 8: based on race. I could be wrong because I am
Speaker 8: not the highest grade weed in the dispensary. But we
Speaker 8: got to these race based programs. We implemented things like
Speaker 8: affirmative action to make sure that policies and programs gave
Speaker 8: limited preferences to minorities in women, not just the institutions
Speaker 8: of higher education, but job hiring, awarding a government contract,
Speaker 8: to other social benefits. They had to implement these things
Speaker 8: because if they didn't, white privilege would rule everything around me.
Speaker 8: Education is supposed to be the great equalizer, but how
Speaker 8: can it be when the very programs aimed at uplifting.
Speaker 4: The underserved are being dismantled.
Speaker 8: Donald Trump in the Department of Education are sending a
Speaker 8: very clear message, and that message is that few niggas right.
Speaker 4: They aren't interested.
Speaker 8: In addressing the real issues of any quality in our schools. Instead,
Speaker 8: they would rather gaslight us, tell us we trip in
Speaker 8: sweep to inequality under the rug, and then tell us
Speaker 8: to act like we don't see the lull.
Speaker 4: So all these colleges that offer.
Speaker 8: Scholarships and grants specifically for students of certain ethnic backgrounds,
Speaker 8: all that's just gone. Schools are just barred from using
Speaker 8: race and decisions pretending to admissions and hiring and promotion, compensation,
Speaker 8: financial aid, scholarships, prizes, administrative support, discipline, housing, graduation, ceremonies,
Speaker 8: and all the other aspects of student academic and campus life.
Speaker 4: Who is going to be policing this?
Speaker 8: Okay, what about America in twenty twenty five should make
Speaker 8: any of us believe we can trust people to do
Speaker 8: the right thing in regards to prejudice and discrimination, because
Speaker 8: if you ask me, what the Department of Education is
Speaker 8: currently doing is indeed prejudice and discrimination. And you know
Speaker 8: the main reason we should teach the true history of
Speaker 8: America so we don't repeat all mistakes. Winston Churchill once said,
Speaker 8: those who failed to learn from history are doomed to
Speaker 8: repeat it. We have learned nothing, and so here we are.
Speaker 8: Please let Kathy Griffin give the Department of Education the
Speaker 8: biggest he hull.
Speaker 4: Please give this giant yar mail the biggest he hal
Speaker 4: It's co worldy coworld crazy.
Speaker 3: All right, well, thank you for that, donkey of theday.
Speaker 3: Now let's open up the phone lines. Eight hundred five
Speaker 3: eight five one oh five to one. Now we were
Speaker 3: talking about this earlier. With all the recent plane crashes
Speaker 3: and close calls on the runway, all you scared to fly?
Speaker 3: Does it make you nervous? Eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 3: one oh five one. We've seen what happened with Delton Toronto,
Speaker 3: the plane flipped over. We've seen what happened in even
Speaker 3: the private jet and Philly, where you know the plane
Speaker 3: went right into a residential neighborhood.
Speaker 8: It is forty five thousand commercial flights a day, y'all,
Speaker 8: forty five thousand commercial flights a day, and it's been
Speaker 8: two incidents with commercial flights.
Speaker 10: I just feel like maybe because it's so close, like
Speaker 10: you know what I mean, And then whether it's commercially
Speaker 10: in DC, you know what I mean, DC, Philly, and
Speaker 10: then the plane was coming from Kansas City and then
Speaker 10: another plane, Like it's just a lot, Like I feel
Speaker 10: like it's a lot. You know, in any time you
Speaker 10: fly for a living, you look at stuff like that
Speaker 10: because that's what I do.
Speaker 11: I fly a lot, so right I look.
Speaker 10: To that like, damn, you know, is that anything be
Speaker 10: any playing anybody?
Speaker 8: I mean, well, we're saying it's a lot, but the
Speaker 8: reality is there's been two commercial flights.
Speaker 3: And it is the safest way to travel. It's saying
Speaker 3: flying is still one of the safest ways to travel.
Speaker 3: Is safer than drive, any safer than anywhere.
Speaker 11: I still don't doubt that.
Speaker 10: But it's just a lot going on, Like when you
Speaker 10: hear these stories, you know what.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's a lot. Well, let's open up the
Speaker 3: phone lines with ticket calls when we come back. Eight
Speaker 3: hundred and five eight five one oh five one call
Speaker 3: us up. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, pull out,
Speaker 3: pull out your.
Speaker 4: Phone, call in right now. You call me, add your
Speaker 4: opinion to the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Top break it down.
Speaker 29: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one the
Speaker 29: Breakfast Club. It's topic time called eight hundred five eight
Speaker 29: five one five one to join into the discussion with
Speaker 29: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Warning, everybody's dej envy, Jess, hilarious, Charlamagne to God. We
Speaker 3: are the Breakfast Club. If you're just joining us, we
Speaker 3: open up the phone lines eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 3: one oh five to one. We're asking with the recent
Speaker 3: plane crashes and the close calls on the runway, are
Speaker 3: you scared to fly? Now, let's talk with you, Jess.
Speaker 3: Are you scared to fly?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 11: I'm scared to fly.
Speaker 10: You know, it's not that to the point that I
Speaker 10: won't do it, but I'm definitely frightened, you know what
Speaker 10: I mean. Like since the old DC collision that has
Speaker 10: definitely had me a little frazzle, you know what I mean.
Speaker 10: But I was debating and not even going to Super
Speaker 10: Bowl weekend, you know.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm not scared to fly, but I'm definitely more
Speaker 3: aware of what's been going on, like like even me
Speaker 3: checking my surrounding is gonna do something, but it just
Speaker 3: makes me feel better. But with all the recent crashes
Speaker 3: and the close course, I still know that flying is
Speaker 3: the safest way to travel. I mean, when you're on
Speaker 3: that road, there's so many people that's slick, slick highways,
Speaker 3: there's people falling asleep, there's so many other obstacles. So
Speaker 3: I wouldn't say that I'm scared, but I'm definitely more aware.
Speaker 8: What about you, Charlaman, Well, you know it's interesting, right
Speaker 8: because all I need to see is one thing happened
Speaker 8: one time in order for me to think it's gonna
Speaker 8: happen to me. Good are bad? I don't know if
Speaker 8: I don't know if I'm scared though, And the reason
Speaker 8: I don't think I'm scared is because I just do math.
Speaker 8: You know, forty five thousand flights happened in America a day,
Speaker 8: like just commercial flights. When we look at you know,
Speaker 8: people use words like we say, all of these are
Speaker 8: a lot of It's only been two commercial flights that
Speaker 8: if this has happened to and the flight that happened
Speaker 8: in DC that was the first time in what sixteen
Speaker 8: years or something like.
Speaker 3: That A long time. Yeah, but still it's still scary though,
Speaker 3: I mean it is.
Speaker 8: But when you put about, when you think about it
Speaker 8: in context, forty five thousand commercial flights a day and
Speaker 8: two commercial flights have had some mishaps.
Speaker 4: I get it.
Speaker 3: But that lady. Think about the lady on that flight
Speaker 3: that texted her husband when she was on the way down.
Speaker 3: She was seven minutes from landing. That's the DC the plane,
Speaker 3: the plane that landed that it actually I've just seen
Speaker 3: the video. It actually landed. It then't flipped over you.
Speaker 3: I've never heard of a plane for it. Because Wow,
Speaker 3: they said it was the wind. I don't know what
Speaker 3: it was.
Speaker 8: You know what I'm saying. They landed in Toronto. Maybe
Speaker 8: they was listening in the Drake and P and D's album.
Speaker 8: Didn't really like it in the plane was over. Nobody dies,
Speaker 8: what's wrong with you? I'm just saying. I'm just said,
Speaker 8: I just want people. Let's just put things in context.
Speaker 4: People.
Speaker 9: But even what you.
Speaker 10: Said, and when you said, like, how have that a
Speaker 10: plane is heavy as hell? How would a gust of.
Speaker 11: Wind flip a I mean flip a plane over like's.
Speaker 8: We're talking about an acre nature now, when God ready
Speaker 8: to flip some stuff over, he can flip something over.
Speaker 10: What I'm saying, if it could flip a plane over, like,
Speaker 10: was there anything else damaged in that area?
Speaker 11: That's a that's a plane, yo, Like, I mean.
Speaker 4: That wouldn't be commercial. That wind is taking trees out
Speaker 4: the ground.
Speaker 8: Nowadays, the wind is the wind that this one ain't
Speaker 8: the win we grew up on not We talk about
Speaker 8: climate change and everything, but this wind is way stronger
Speaker 8: nowadays than it was back in the day. But I
Speaker 8: just want us to put things in perspective when we're
Speaker 8: going around saying things like a lot in all of
Speaker 8: it's been two two commercial flights have had mishaps in
Speaker 8: twenty twenty five. Let's go to the phone, the flight
Speaker 8: attendant or the people that's people just yeah.
Speaker 10: But I'm just saying, just because you ain't scared, don't
Speaker 10: mean you gotta keep repeating it's forty five thousand flights.
Speaker 4: The context.
Speaker 11: We get that. But at the same time.
Speaker 4: D we need to put I understand what you're saying.
Speaker 11: Everybody died on a DC flight.
Speaker 4: Everybody died, and that's horrible, That is terrible.
Speaker 8: But I'm just saying, we got to put things in
Speaker 8: context because you still gotta fly.
Speaker 4: I still gotta fly. Everybody still gotta fly.
Speaker 8: Forty five thousand flight d fly and day.
Speaker 3: But I will say this before we go to the
Speaker 3: phone calls. It makes me really think about when those
Speaker 3: flight attendants be doing a whole security spill and the
Speaker 3: whole safety spell. I don't be paying them no mine,
Speaker 3: but now I'm gonna be. I'm like, well, let me
Speaker 3: just double check because even with the seatbelt, I see
Speaker 3: a lot of people that don't even put their seatbelt on.
Speaker 3: But could you imagine those people upside down with no
Speaker 3: seatbelt on.
Speaker 8: I want to say, I want to say one thing,
Speaker 8: because you said this earlier Enving is true. Not only
Speaker 8: is flying still the safest way to fly, there's way
Speaker 8: more accidents on the rope wing scared to drive every day.
Speaker 11: No, I'm not.
Speaker 4: Actually that's my.
Speaker 3: Point, because I think you have more You feel like
Speaker 3: you have more control driving, like you're driving yourself, and
Speaker 3: you feel like you have more.
Speaker 4: Control what happens what everybody else doing plane.
Speaker 8: You know, you know, you know, you know that the
Speaker 8: things that scared me on the road is when you
Speaker 8: hear these accidents about like you're going through a light
Speaker 8: like a green light when somebody decided to run around
Speaker 8: like that. Remember the incident that happened in California back
Speaker 8: in the day. That's the stuff I think about.
Speaker 3: Well, let's go to the phone line.
Speaker 5: Hello.
Speaker 12: Who's this?
Speaker 6: Hello, Hey, good morning.
Speaker 3: We're talking about with the recent plane crashes. Are you
Speaker 3: scared to fly?
Speaker 5: Mama?
Speaker 19: Oh so I'm not. I'm not scared to fly. And
Speaker 19: the reason being is because I actually work in the
Speaker 19: aviation industry. Planes going off, the I S plane going
Speaker 19: off every day. Planes are still going off. I will say, though,
Speaker 19: I've noticed like people aren't mindful of when to travel,
Speaker 19: Like people are just worried about getting to where they
Speaker 19: want to get to. They're not really being mindful of
Speaker 19: if you're flying to an area that has really bad weather,
Speaker 19: you know, sometimes it's okay to hold off a day
Speaker 19: or two before you want to get there, or you know,
Speaker 19: catch a flight there.
Speaker 7: A lot of people just come up to us, like.
Speaker 19: We need to get home now, we need to get
Speaker 19: there now? Is there another flight? Like they're not worried
Speaker 19: about their safety at all.
Speaker 8: Can ask your questions that you work in aviation, you know,
Speaker 8: they announced that hundreds of FAA employees were fired by
Speaker 8: the Trump administration.
Speaker 4: What does that mean exactly?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 19: They talked about air traffic controllers. Air traffic controllers acc
Speaker 19: are the people that are in charge of they're like
Speaker 19: basically police in the air that are in charge of
Speaker 19: the plane to let them know, Okay, you can go off,
Speaker 19: you can land, or all right, you got to go
Speaker 19: this way. They give them their route, They give them everything,
Speaker 19: like before you go off into the area, you have
Speaker 19: to contact air traffic control so they can give you
Speaker 19: a route to go to your destination. And they fired
Speaker 19: a bunch of those people, so they're kind of short
Speaker 19: staff in that area, and it is making it difficult
Speaker 19: for them because we need them, like all happens and
Speaker 19: planes and airlines need a lot of air traffic controls
Speaker 19: because they're the ones who control especially when there's weather
Speaker 19: like let's just say, if there's snow and like it's
Speaker 19: been snowing in Boston up north a lot, and they're
Speaker 19: canceling all flights like yesterday, and between yesterday and the
Speaker 19: day before yesterday, at least a thousand Jeffanue flights were
Speaker 19: canceled going into Boston and coming out of Boston because
Speaker 19: it's like two three four feet of snow in Boston.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was.
Speaker 20: It was.
Speaker 3: They canceled a lot of flights in Boston. When I
Speaker 3: was coming back from my daughter's dance competition. People couldn't
Speaker 3: make it back. I drove back, but people couldn't make
Speaker 3: it back yep.
Speaker 19: So they're in charge of helping us, making sure that
Speaker 19: we don't go into the air into bad weather.
Speaker 21: You know.
Speaker 4: And so why would they fire That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: Why would you fire hundreds of these people and not
Speaker 8: have a replacement for him?
Speaker 19: But yeah, I'm not afraid to fly. I just say,
Speaker 19: be mindful of when you're flying. If you know there's
Speaker 19: gonna be babe, brother, just take a day or two
Speaker 19: and just wait.
Speaker 3: Thank you mama. But I will say this, I think
Speaker 3: we trust in them airlines to make those decisions for us,
Speaker 3: right because we don't know how bad it is. So
Speaker 3: you know, we see snow, we see rain, we see winding.
Speaker 3: We trust that those airlines will make the decision because
Speaker 3: they would know better than us, right, So we get
Speaker 3: on that plane, we're thinking that they're making a decision
Speaker 3: that say, hey, we can fly you guys they're safety,
Speaker 3: so it's hard for a person to do it, you know.
Speaker 10: And then what the crazy thing about it? That is
Speaker 10: when the airline canceled the flight, everybody mad. And then
Speaker 10: that's when you go trying to find other flights. That's
Speaker 10: what that lady was just saying, like maybe it's the
Speaker 10: reason that they canceled, and.
Speaker 11: Like, chill out. Take that as a sign.
Speaker 10: But y'all go book other flights and find other ways
Speaker 10: to get there, you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: So well, eight hundred five eight five one five one,
Speaker 3: we're asking all you scared to fly? Call us up
Speaker 3: right now? Is the Breakfast Club? Good morning owning everybody.
Speaker 3: It's DJ Envy, just hilarious, charlamage the God. We are
Speaker 3: the Breakfast Club if you're just joining us with opening
Speaker 3: up the lines. Eight hundred and five eight five one
Speaker 3: oh five one. Of course, there was a plane crash
Speaker 3: over the weekend in Toronto. Nobody died, thank god. The
Speaker 3: plane actually flipped upside down. So we're asking, with the
Speaker 3: recent plane crashes and close calls on a runway, are
Speaker 3: you scared to fly? Hello? Who's this?
Speaker 5: Hey?
Speaker 3: You doing man?
Speaker 5: Jersey?
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 5: Bro?
Speaker 3: We're asking all you scared to fly.
Speaker 30: It's a man called scared to fly. But every time
Speaker 30: I do get on the plane, it is very nerve wrecking.
Speaker 30: I'm not saying, you know, I always just put that
Speaker 30: inside of God's hands. Most of it, I just prayed
Speaker 30: and you know, hopefully we get this safe and come on,
Speaker 30: because when I get for loved ones that we get
Speaker 30: on these type of things, you know, when you get on,
Speaker 30: you've got to really just preconsequently and put that in
Speaker 30: God's hands.
Speaker 8: Mostly that is true, because I can't sit here and
Speaker 8: act like I'm any more concerned to fly than I
Speaker 8: was before all of this, because you're literally in a
Speaker 8: seat in the sky, and I'm the guy that will
Speaker 8: get on the plane, especially on long flights, and get
Speaker 8: pilots dunkin donut cards and you know what I mean. Early,
Speaker 8: I do stuff like that through the pilots because your.
Speaker 4: Life is in these people's hands.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 8: So we're acting so concerned now, But when the last
Speaker 8: time you got off a plane and said, thank you
Speaker 8: pilot for getting safely all the time?
Speaker 6: Hello, who's this the word?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 4: What's up?
Speaker 5: Bro?
Speaker 3: You're scared to fly?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 6: Look, I ain't gonna lie my first time flying was
Speaker 6: back in May last year for my daughter's birthday. I
Speaker 6: was terrified.
Speaker 25: I was terrified.
Speaker 4: Where'd you go?
Speaker 6: I'm sitting by the back of the wing. We went
Speaker 6: to take this they got that big color heard the
Speaker 6: biggest color hurry.
Speaker 12: In the world.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 6: It was actually nice though, even but I sat by
Speaker 6: the window.
Speaker 7: That was my problem.
Speaker 6: And I was sitting like right behind the wings. I'm
Speaker 6: looking out the window. All I see is the wings flat,
Speaker 6: and I'm thinking, finally station. Yeah, that mother was moving,
Speaker 6: bro like a bird.
Speaker 19: That mother was.
Speaker 4: What was taking you got on there high?
Speaker 6: No look I was I was too stopn That was
Speaker 6: my problem.
Speaker 4: That was fabling.
Speaker 6: But I'm trying make it a like a yearly thing
Speaker 6: for my daughter's birthday every year. Try to take the
Speaker 6: plane somewhere different just to show or something she just
Speaker 6: parent fo last year, bodies or something. Trying to make
Speaker 6: new memories with her.
Speaker 4: I like that.
Speaker 3: Thank you brother. I will say this too. You know,
Speaker 3: my dad was in the military and he when he
Speaker 3: was in the military, he fixed planes in the helicopters
Speaker 3: and he will not fly. My dad will not fly
Speaker 3: for he just he don't like flying. He's scared. But
Speaker 3: he just does not fly. I don't know if it's
Speaker 3: something that he's seen in military or you know whatever,
Speaker 3: but he will not fly. And he was Vietnam War.
Speaker 3: He will not fly. Eighty two years old. He will
Speaker 3: drive to Florida. He will drive the Vegas, he will
Speaker 3: drive the California.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 3: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 4: Good morning?
Speaker 3: This is Ernest, Ernest, good morning.
Speaker 2: How are you guys doing this morn? Soared to fly
Speaker 2: this morning?
Speaker 5: Not at all, not at all.
Speaker 2: We got to understand these planes are man made, and
Speaker 2: you just got to have faith in God. When it's
Speaker 2: our time, it's our time. You know, flying is your
Speaker 2: main mode of transportation, depending on your job, then that's
Speaker 2: what you gotta do. It shouldn't have to worry anybody.
Speaker 2: I think Charlottagne's had forty five thousand flights a day
Speaker 2: and two incidents. I don't think there's too much to
Speaker 2: worry about. More than anything, I think these accidents should
Speaker 2: prove to the little orange dude that DEI is necessary.
Speaker 3: Why is that?
Speaker 2: Well, I'm assuming based off of the stuff I read,
Speaker 2: these these pilots were not in fact black or white
Speaker 2: or accuse me, black or women, but that they were
Speaker 2: white male pilots.
Speaker 8: Oh, I think in DC DC it was a woman.
Speaker 8: One of the pilots were women.
Speaker 4: Was a woman.
Speaker 2: Whether I was missing for.
Speaker 4: I don't think. I don't think none of that matters, though,
Speaker 4: Like that don't matter.
Speaker 3: It's your qualifications when it comes to flying. A lot
Speaker 3: of classes, you take the amount of airtime you have flying.
Speaker 3: I don't think that matters in this one.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, everything happens for a reason.
Speaker 4: That is true, all right.
Speaker 3: What's the moral of the story, if there is a moral, Guys, I.
Speaker 4: Don't know if there is a moral.
Speaker 8: I mean I just think, like, you know what, like
Speaker 8: the woman said, Like the woman said, who was the
Speaker 8: woman that called up and just said, like, you know,
Speaker 8: just be cautious of the circumstances, like because of the
Speaker 8: weather and things like that, like that the only thing
Speaker 8: I can think of.
Speaker 4: I don't. I don't don't.
Speaker 3: She's right, She's right. How many times have a flight
Speaker 3: been delayed and you upset and you're like, I gotta
Speaker 3: get another flight instead of saying, you know what, this
Speaker 3: is a sign let me just fall back and sometimes
Speaker 3: we just like you said, just take it, sit your
Speaker 3: ass down and just see what happens. You know all right,
Speaker 3: well we got just with the mess coming up. What
Speaker 3: were we talking about?
Speaker 10: He said, Rocky try to play the family called in
Speaker 10: court Rihanna Kane with the kids. But the prose secutors
Speaker 10: wasn't having it. They started fighting and all that. So
Speaker 10: we're not fighting, but you know, arguing. So we're gonna
Speaker 10: get into that.
Speaker 3: We'll get to that next. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 3: the Breakfast Club falling. Everybody is dj n V. Just
Speaker 3: Hlarryus Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's
Speaker 3: get to Jess with the mess.
Speaker 12: You use is real?
Speaker 11: Just Ca Robin Moore just don't do no line, don't
Speaker 11: do that.
Speaker 20: Talk talk world, why Jess World? While on the Breakfast Club,
Speaker 20: she's a coach of ship.
Speaker 22: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 22: understand something that nobody could get you to see.
Speaker 5: That's time to set it off.
Speaker 10: Saw the prosecutors in the courtroom for a sap and
Speaker 10: uh really was They was about to squabble up.
Speaker 23: They got into it. It was a problem, okay, So
Speaker 23: first of all they were arguing. It was it was
Speaker 23: doing a break a SAPs attorney Joe Tecapina had just
Speaker 23: started his closing arguments. They took a break in between,
Speaker 23: and the prosecutors are basically saying, y'all are getting special
Speaker 23: to the judge, He's like, yo, you're giving them special treatment,
Speaker 23: Like he says things that you should that when I
Speaker 23: object to you should be like, nah, he can't.
Speaker 11: You can't say that that. That can't be set in
Speaker 11: front of a jury.
Speaker 23: They were arguing about perjury and uh offsets attorney saying
Speaker 23: that the prosecutor's office is with perjury basically with their attorney.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, ACEPS attorney for no reason cause we're going.
Speaker 23: We're going there next. Sorry y'all, but a SAPs attorney
Speaker 23: they were. The prosecutors are basically saying that acep's attorney
Speaker 23: gets special treatment and that ASAPS attorney accused the prosecutors
Speaker 23: of being down with perjury and letting their witnesses low
Speaker 23: and the stand.
Speaker 11: Let's take a listens.
Speaker 4: From that thought.
Speaker 3: And this is a guy who the ninth sort of
Speaker 3: just said life of jewelry in the.
Speaker 25: Rap about one thing and the air everything that's happening.
Speaker 9: In this day.
Speaker 25: What's the court to world?
Speaker 9: Stop?
Speaker 4: He might have won saw.
Speaker 5: Breath.
Speaker 8: You know you should be yell, let's shut up, let's
Speaker 8: take a break.
Speaker 11: Yes, wow, that was them getting into it, and it was.
Speaker 23: It was to the point where like uh, Joe Tecapina,
Speaker 23: he took his jacket off like it was in The
Speaker 23: judge had to be like, yo, I don't want to
Speaker 23: hear nothing from either one of y'all.
Speaker 11: Be quiet.
Speaker 23: The judge did admit though, once they went back in
Speaker 23: and went through what Joe Takapino ACEPS attorney said about perjury,
Speaker 23: that he should have stricken it from the record in
Speaker 23: front of jury. So he said that when the jury
Speaker 23: came back in he would go back and fix that
Speaker 23: because he should have done it.
Speaker 11: So that was the first part of it.
Speaker 23: But then in the closing argument for the prosecutor, they
Speaker 23: brought up Rihanna and the fact that the babies wasn't
Speaker 23: court last week as well.
Speaker 11: Let's take it was the first time she bought celebrity.
Speaker 25: His wife should even bigger celebrity.
Speaker 4: Many you know who they are.
Speaker 25: They brought in too, and the horrible children yesterday for
Speaker 25: closing arguments. Now, they have been here at any other time,
Speaker 25: and you have to ask yourselves, those kids have a
Speaker 25: right to be here. Why have children now ay would
Speaker 25: be your situation like this? Don't know, right, you have
Speaker 25: to ask yourselves. Am I gonna let my feelings of
Speaker 25: not wanting to convict the defender? If if you convict him,
Speaker 25: it's going to be very difficult on the band. That
Speaker 25: is not something you are allowed to consider.
Speaker 3: Huh hmmm.
Speaker 11: Wow, you're not allowed to consider this man family, his kids.
Speaker 23: Well, I mean I think you should be allowed to
Speaker 23: consider it. And I know ASAP's attorney, he did some
Speaker 23: interviews following this, saying he's a family man regardless of
Speaker 23: who his wife is and who his kids is.
Speaker 11: But I was basically saying, like, basically, it's the celebrity
Speaker 11: of it all. Yeah, you feel like they're favoring him.
Speaker 23: They fed up with it, and they basically are saying
Speaker 23: that Rihanna brought the kids into court for that one
Speaker 23: time and at one time, they own picture that picture
Speaker 23: because they know she knows, she knew closing arguments were happening.
Speaker 11: Not to paint a picture like this is not his
Speaker 11: real family.
Speaker 23: That's what his attorney is saying, like, bro, it's his family.
Speaker 23: I can't help who he is. These people like these
Speaker 23: are paid actors or something I do.
Speaker 8: Want to drop on the clues boss for Asap Loyder,
Speaker 8: because I like how he get busy in court, act
Speaker 8: like we're going to.
Speaker 4: Jail, all right.
Speaker 8: I like the passion, you know what I mean. Don't
Speaker 8: act like you're just representing me and I'm just paying you.
Speaker 8: Act like we both might be going to jail.
Speaker 11: Yo, he get busy.
Speaker 23: I mean he he's known for his clothes, his closing
Speaker 23: arguments and just being worked up like that. But when
Speaker 23: I say, you watch the video, they he taking off
Speaker 23: his suit jacket. They said, takes off his soup jacket.
Speaker 23: I was watching like what they about to.
Speaker 10: Do, and I know other prices to keep it saying
Speaker 10: like they're not like us. I'll never do that. So
Speaker 10: you threw offset in there. But apparently you had something.
Speaker 11: Else to say. Yeah, because this gardy has been real
Speaker 11: hot and steamy. Bro Sis was outside this weekend for
Speaker 11: Valentine and yeah, it was cute. Though I'm happy for her.
Speaker 23: This is the first time that we've seen Cardi B
Speaker 23: actually publicly date someone. She was outside over the weekend
Speaker 23: for Valentine's Day with Stephan Digs in Miami.
Speaker 11: There was video of them.
Speaker 23: Arriving back to the hotel around like two am, so
Speaker 23: they you know, had a good time that day and
Speaker 23: the yeah, like she posted like the photo of her
Speaker 23: her shoe stepping on rose pedals earlier that day, so
Speaker 23: we were already trying to figure out, like, so, what's happening,
Speaker 23: like who she's spending Valentine's Day with? And in this
Speaker 23: video surface and you know they were all together New
Speaker 23: York prior to say, this ain't the first time that
Speaker 23: she's been out with Digg.
Speaker 10: Who let me stop before somebody say Diggy, Okay.
Speaker 23: Yeah, no, it's not the first time, but this is
Speaker 23: the first time they were in a section full of people.
Speaker 23: So it's like you can play that off even though
Speaker 23: they were interacting. This time it's just them too. It's
Speaker 23: two am. They're pulling up to the hotel Miami Thanks,
Speaker 23: I mean Thanksgiving Valentine's Day week, and you know what
Speaker 23: that's giving. Like now we'll say Stephane Diggs has been
Speaker 23: a hot commodity this last year. He's been a talk
Speaker 23: of the town. He's been out with some girls, but
Speaker 23: seems like Cardi locked him down. There's this video that
Speaker 23: I like this for her though I like the athlete
Speaker 23: for her. I just like him for her. I feel
Speaker 23: like she he gives the fashion vibe that she gives.
Speaker 23: People know him, so his celebrity is there as well too,
Speaker 23: which is what she's used to. And he seems like
Speaker 23: he just sit back and let her do her like
Speaker 23: he seems very chilly.
Speaker 10: You know what I mean, is like, you know, like
Speaker 10: his rapper, rapper her her ex husband is what is
Speaker 10: it X husband?
Speaker 11: Or oh the one coming on you?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Well okay, yeah, but I'm saying, so she was with
Speaker 10: a rapper, but I like I like Cardi, Yeah, okay,
Speaker 10: he has a different thing with that.
Speaker 11: Well, I will say back.
Speaker 4: I said, don't want to hear none of this conversation
Speaker 4: y'all have.
Speaker 11: So the song Offset dropped on Friday.
Speaker 23: We didn't get to a Friday, but that song ten
Speaker 23: that he dropped, you know, people were saying, like this
Speaker 23: is all about Cardy and him being upset.
Speaker 11: Let's take a listen to a part of that song.
Speaker 12: You're gonna have to five ten more get over me
Speaker 12: to get over me. You're gonna have to five ten
Speaker 12: more to get over me, to.
Speaker 4: Get over me.
Speaker 23: Child off Set that posted this video on TikTok. You're
Speaker 23: gonna have to f ten more.
Speaker 11: To get over her, the ten more dudes to get
Speaker 11: over me.
Speaker 23: Now he don't say her name in the song at all,
Speaker 23: but you know that people is like, here he goes
Speaker 23: upset again outside looking for Cardi.
Speaker 11: She in Miami and.
Speaker 4: The thing about life, man, I said, don't want that.
Speaker 11: I don't want what.
Speaker 8: Don't want your woman, your mother, your child to sleep
Speaker 8: with ten different dudes.
Speaker 10: That's not your children yet, your wife.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you don't want that. Off that you know you
Speaker 4: don't want that.
Speaker 11: People just be hurt.
Speaker 23: He posted this thing on TikTok that then was later deleted.
Speaker 23: It was this gift of this dog catching hot dogs
Speaker 23: in her mouth, and he said girls after breakup to
Speaker 23: be like And he deleted it because people started being like,
Speaker 23: so what you're trying to say?
Speaker 11: But do you know what he's doing?
Speaker 4: You know what I mean.
Speaker 11: He's trying to get under her skin.
Speaker 10: He know that she gets online and and goes back,
Speaker 10: claps back at anything somebody says, so you.
Speaker 4: Know what I mean?
Speaker 11: But she ain't say nothing back to that. That she girl,
Speaker 11: she is so busy.
Speaker 4: So he called a new talk about didn't take ten
Speaker 4: took one?
Speaker 11: My god, that's what's up to be happy?
Speaker 3: It is Cardy is happy.
Speaker 11: Keep stuff, that's what's up.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 8: That is just your head offset okay, two hens because
Speaker 8: they they real nice and all that freaking and all
Speaker 8: that freeze that Cardy be talking about.
Speaker 10: Stop that's right now. Doing that, she'd be doing the
Speaker 10: mad on they.
Speaker 3: All right, all right, well thank you, that's just what
Speaker 3: the mess. Let's get to the People's choice makes. It's
Speaker 3: the breakfast Club. Good morning, wake up. If you're like
Speaker 3: into the breakfast club morning. Everybody is the j n V.
Speaker 3: Just Hilarius Charlamagne, the gud We are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: It's Black History Month for we doing charlamne.
Speaker 4: Man every day during Black History Month.
Speaker 8: My gud beatp puts out an episode of I didn't
Speaker 8: know Maybe you didn't either on the Black Fact iHeart
Speaker 8: podcast Networking Today, he's gonna tell us to tell of
Speaker 8: the Children's March in nineteen sixty three, when a bunch.
Speaker 4: Of kids showed up with more courage.
Speaker 8: Than most adults, proving that sometimes the youngest voices are
Speaker 8: the loudest and the most powerful.
Speaker 4: Let's discuss No, I didn't know, I didn't know.
Speaker 15: I didn't know.
Speaker 21: I didn't know, but not these kids in Birmingham, Alabama.
Speaker 21: They weren't playing around Jack. There were nineteen sixty three
Speaker 21: and Birmingham was the most racist city in the country.
Speaker 21: Segregation was everywhere, schools, buses, bathrooms, water fountains, And I'm thinking,
Speaker 21: how racist do you have to be to hate somebody
Speaker 21: at a water fountain you upset that they getting hydrated.
Speaker 21: It's silly. And the adults have been protesting for months,
Speaker 21: but the city wasn't budget.
Speaker 12: Doctor Martin Luther King Jr.
Speaker 21: And his crew that started quoting Jay Z, they said,
Speaker 21: we need more people. That's when James Bevil said, I've
Speaker 21: got a plan. Let's get the kids involved.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 21: I don't know what parents sat down with their ten
Speaker 21: year old and said, listen, pack of lunch, baby, because
Speaker 21: you're going to fight him crow today.
Speaker 12: But they did it, and the kids they showed up.
Speaker 21: Thousands of them left school and gathered at the sixteenth
Speaker 21: Street Baptist Church like it were recess. And instead of dodgeballs,
Speaker 21: they were like, Hey, we're gonna dodge dogs, fire hoses,
Speaker 21: and billy clubs today. Seriously, that's some next level courage
Speaker 21: right there. We're talking about kids now. Imagine being a
Speaker 21: racist police officer that day. You out here ready to fight,
Speaker 21: and then you see a group of twelve year olds
Speaker 21: chatting for freedom. What do you even do? Well, Apparently,
Speaker 21: if you're racist Birmingham police in nineteen sixty three, you
Speaker 21: turned into cartoon villains.
Speaker 12: They brought out fire hoses, fire hoses.
Speaker 21: To blast these kids off their feet, unleash the dogs
Speaker 21: on them kids, like it was a twisted Lastie episode.
Speaker 12: Some of y'all don't remember Lassie, But here's the thing.
Speaker 12: Them kids didn't stop.
Speaker 21: They got arrested by one hundreds, thrown in jail like
Speaker 21: it was a field trip to Alcatraz, and more. Kids
Speaker 21: just kept showing up day after day. They started putting
Speaker 21: on their swimsuits to prepare for the fire hoses. They marched,
Speaker 21: they sang, and they did not back down kids. And
Speaker 21: it worked because the news saw them pictures, kids getting
Speaker 21: holes down and attacked.
Speaker 12: By dogs, and the whole world saw them pictures.
Speaker 21: You google Children's March of nineteen sixty three right now
Speaker 21: and you can see them pictures. Suddenly, people just couldn't
Speaker 21: ignore the civil rights movement any longer. That Children's March
Speaker 21: of nineteen sixty three pushed momentum forward and led to
Speaker 21: the Civil Rights Act of nineteen sixty four.
Speaker 4: That's right, a.
Speaker 21: Bunch of kids in pigtails, corn rows, and penny loafers
Speaker 21: helped change the laws. Now, why we don't hear more
Speaker 21: about this? I think it's because the dults don't like
Speaker 21: being shown up by the kids. Don't nobody want to
Speaker 21: admit that a ten year old with a homemade sign
Speaker 21: had more guts than most of us do right now.
Speaker 21: But the lesson here is real. You ain't gotta wait
Speaker 21: till you're older, or richer or more established to make
Speaker 21: an impact. These kids took risk because they believed in
Speaker 21: something bigger than themselves.
Speaker 12: So next time you think what can.
Speaker 21: I really do to change things, just remember if a
Speaker 21: bunch of kids with no phones, no hashtags, no TikTok
Speaker 21: followers can bring down segregation, what's stopping us? Let's all
Speaker 21: channel a little bit of nineteen sixty three energy?
Speaker 5: Shall we?
Speaker 21: Black folks? Black folks we channel. We don't need no
Speaker 21: white folks channel in nineteen sixty three energy. Because history
Speaker 21: don't just happen. It gets made, and sometimes it's made
Speaker 21: by people who ain't even old enough to drive and
Speaker 21: I didn't know. Maybe you didn't either.
Speaker 3: I no, all right, well, happy Black History mom man,
Speaker 3: and listen.
Speaker 4: Make sure you subscribe to that. I didn't know.
Speaker 8: Maybe you didn't need the podcast on the Black Effect.
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Speaker 3: All right, when we come back, we got the positive
Speaker 3: notice to Breakfast Club. Good Morning Morning, Everybody's DJ n V,
Speaker 3: Jess Hilarius, Charlamagne, Na gud we are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: I want to salute everybody out in Boston. I was
Speaker 3: in Boston this weekend for my daughter's dance competition, so
Speaker 3: I just want to salute to a four star dance
Speaker 3: studiout in Boston that held us down. I want to
Speaker 3: salute to the Hue, which is a restaurant in Bosson
Speaker 3: and have such an amazing time. Like I said earlier,
Speaker 3: salut to Brooklyn. She won first overall in first in
Speaker 3: her category. London won second overall in first in her category.
Speaker 3: So it was a great dad. So salute to oli
Speaker 3: dance dads and dance girl dads out there. Had an
Speaker 3: amazing time this weekend.
Speaker 11: That's what's up.
Speaker 10: That's what's up and this Sunday. If you're in Tampa, Florida,
Speaker 10: make sure you get your tickets to come to the show.
Speaker 10: I will be there at hart Rock Hotel and Casino,
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Speaker 10: will be one show. Make sure you get your tickets.
Speaker 10: Like I said, at jess Hilarious official dot com. See
Speaker 10: you Sunday, Tampa.
Speaker 3: All right, well, chelam Man, you got a positive note.
Speaker 4: I do.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 8: I want to say, you know, I don't know if
Speaker 8: people noticed, but yesterday tens of thousands of people all
Speaker 8: over the country were protesting against Trump and you know
Speaker 8: Elon Musk and all of the policies that are impacting them.
Speaker 8: You know, all of these people that are losing their
Speaker 8: jobs in the federal government.
Speaker 4: They was in the street yesterday.
Speaker 8: I mean all over the country, like literally all over
Speaker 8: the country. So I just wanted to all of those
Speaker 8: folks that were protesting, never be afraid to raise your
Speaker 8: voice for honesty and truth and compassion against injustice, lying
Speaker 8: and creed.
Speaker 4: Y'all have a great day.
Speaker 12: Breakfast club bitches do y'all finished or y'all done.