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Speaker 5: I'm loving that.
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Speaker 1: Sometimes you gotta pop out the show.
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Speaker 1: Just hilarious.
Speaker 3: Charlamagnea god.
Speaker 1: Peace to the planet is Monday.
Speaker 3: What's hot?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 3: Where your headphones at?
Speaker 7: Yo?
Speaker 1: I took them all?
Speaker 3: Why are you taking your headphones?
Speaker 1: Because they didn't give me any them when I when
Speaker 1: I did virtual.
Speaker 8: Friday Friday when she wasn't here Friday, so she took
Speaker 8: her headphones to reason on Friday.
Speaker 3: And now you got them at home.
Speaker 1: But the good thing is that they had the big
Speaker 1: ones today because my hair is to the big so
Speaker 1: I don't really care. Somebody bring the headphones then might
Speaker 1: get me time.
Speaker 3: Can we get some headphones?
Speaker 9: Please?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I enjoyed my weekend though. Yeah, you was in the city, right, yes,
Speaker 1: city Winery and that that venue is very beautiful.
Speaker 3: I loved it.
Speaker 1: I love it. They had to make a few adjustments
Speaker 1: for me, but I love it. Adjustments, yeah, because you
Speaker 1: know it's that Peer fifty seven, right, And so I
Speaker 1: didn't know it was two in the city, but it
Speaker 1: was the one on eleventh Avenue think and and they
Speaker 1: had like it was like a bunch of tourists, like
Speaker 1: outside is like on a pier. So they had the
Speaker 1: curtains open, and you know, in a comedy show it
Speaker 1: has to be like very intimate, intimate, right, dark curtains
Speaker 1: are open. It was light. I was like, okay, you
Speaker 1: close those.
Speaker 3: Also, it's not a comedy club.
Speaker 1: No, it's set up like one. But no, I'm guessing
Speaker 1: that it's not people looking at you. So when you
Speaker 1: have a comic you have to make those accommodations to
Speaker 1: make it seem like a comic venue, comedy venue.
Speaker 4: But that can be distracting people taking pictures, you know
Speaker 4: what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: All of that, All of that, and then also for
Speaker 1: the audience because they looking at it was going because
Speaker 1: it was a lot of walk ups, like people just
Speaker 1: seeing what was going on. They walked up, they wanted
Speaker 1: to get tickets, like oh, this is always just you know,
Speaker 1: people who didn't even know that I was there. But
Speaker 1: it was a great turn out. The crowd was amazing
Speaker 1: and just to be right there on the water. And
Speaker 1: then I officially have my son upay with me. Yes
Speaker 1: he is yep. School is over. So he's excited. I'm excited.
Speaker 1: So I got to kiss him goodbye this morning, like
Speaker 1: a going to work. I haven't done that in years, man, seriously,
Speaker 1: because I haven't, you know, like I haven't had like
Speaker 1: an actual job job like this and so and he
Speaker 1: was like, I'm not getting up going to brokers club
Speaker 1: like this. I'm not getting up.
Speaker 3: He said.
Speaker 8: I did that that one, but I'm not doing How
Speaker 8: was y'all weeken?
Speaker 3: I was good.
Speaker 8: It was you know what the activities, Like you said,
Speaker 8: the school is ending, so all the activities are starting
Speaker 8: to end. So this week was my son last soccer game,
Speaker 8: which was sad because I like watching the play soccer,
Speaker 8: but I ain't go from being on that field when
Speaker 8: it's hot outside and that's something beating on your ass.
Speaker 8: I was like, thank god, So all that activities ended
Speaker 8: this week, and so I was I was happy about this, la.
Speaker 3: I kept the light.
Speaker 4: I went to a carnival with the family, and then
Speaker 4: I was down in Maryland at a four book sign
Speaker 4: and was a Rondell Mills.
Speaker 3: I ain't pronounce it right.
Speaker 1: Yet now, well it's sorry drumming the flues them.
Speaker 4: They were mad people out there too, trying to give
Speaker 4: me the pronounce it right and I could not.
Speaker 3: I still couldn't be getting pronounced it right.
Speaker 4: But oh yes, but yeah, they showed big love at
Speaker 4: Books a Million and Rondell.
Speaker 1: Mills Arrondo London was so happy.
Speaker 3: That's my girl love London.
Speaker 1: She I was like, I told me. She was like,
Speaker 1: why would you do that? Like I wanted to pop
Speaker 1: up a surprise and I'm like, yo, you can't pop
Speaker 1: up at a book sign of the surprise, and like
Speaker 1: especially if you got a book.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and why would you want to wait in line?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 1: Because she she was like, I'm a fan. I'm not. No,
Speaker 1: I bought my second Like I'm not.
Speaker 3: My girl said, yo, she's not appropriate.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 1: She was so hyped. She was so happy, yo, so
Speaker 1: she was made. You didn't write like a letter to her.
Speaker 1: I said, Now, it's just the book sign. She said,
Speaker 1: he's gonna write the Instagram name.
Speaker 3: Said, that's what for.
Speaker 1: She was excited. She already started the book.
Speaker 3: Thank you London.
Speaker 8: All right, well, let's get the show cracking. Congress Woman
Speaker 8: Jasmine Cracker will be joining us this morning.
Speaker 4: It says, our second time here on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Damn that. Oh man, we y'all paid attention last time
Speaker 4: she came. But something tells me, y'all gonna really pay
Speaker 4: attention this morning.
Speaker 8: And she's the one that also went at the other
Speaker 8: representative called the bad builty page whatever. But Jasmine had
Speaker 8: more to talk about than that. Absolutely, and we'll and
Speaker 8: we'll get in front page news next.
Speaker 3: You good now, red.
Speaker 8: Boys mess all here we go again. All right, front
Speaker 8: page news next. Maybe it's the breakfast slo Good morning morning.
Speaker 3: Everybody's tej n V and ch Hilariy Charlamage the guy.
Speaker 3: We are to breakfast club. Let's get in some front
Speaker 3: page news.
Speaker 8: Now, some quick sports. The Celtics meet the maverage one
Speaker 8: oh five ninety eight. The Celtics lead the series to nothing.
Speaker 8: Good morning Morgan.
Speaker 12: Good morning, Happy Monday, y'all.
Speaker 13: Are y'all votes are y'all registered to vote? Are y'all
Speaker 13: registered to vote? We've only got one hundred and forty
Speaker 13: eight days until election day. November fifth, and over the weekend,
Speaker 13: former President Trump was on the campaign trail in Nevada,
Speaker 13: which is a swing state. On Sunday, Trump told supporters
Speaker 13: that border security and energy policy would be one of
Speaker 13: his biggest priorities if elected in November. He said in
Speaker 13: his first week as president, he would crack down on
Speaker 13: the border and domestic drilling.
Speaker 12: Let's hear from Trump.
Speaker 10: The first thing we're gonna do is we're gonna close
Speaker 10: that border. Tight is the drum, and we're gonna let
Speaker 10: people come in, but only lger. The second thing we're
Speaker 10: gonna do about five minutes later, doesn't take long. We're
Speaker 10: gonna drill, baby drill. We're gonna get your energy costs.
Speaker 12: In ham Yeah. So yeah, dree baby drill.
Speaker 13: Trump also slamed President Biden, calling him a low IQ individual,
Speaker 13: saying if he was president, the attacks on Israel and
Speaker 13: Ukraine would not have happened. Trump also became visually upset
Speaker 13: when his teleprompters weren't working.
Speaker 12: He experienced technical issues.
Speaker 13: The temperatures were well over one hundred degrees in Vegas.
Speaker 13: And yeah, Fox poll Reese, a Fox newspole recently conducted
Speaker 13: showed that Trump is ahead of Biden in Nevada by
Speaker 13: five percentage points.
Speaker 4: So and it's interesting too, right, because you know when
Speaker 4: you're when you're running for president, you got to talk
Speaker 4: about what you will do. But if you were President Biden,
Speaker 4: you can talk about what you're actually doing. Because Biden
Speaker 4: has approved more oil and gas drilling permits on public
Speaker 4: land than Trump did. Why trumble was enough? So I
Speaker 4: don't though why they just don't immediately put that information
Speaker 4: out there. But I don't work for a campaign, so
Speaker 4: it doesn't.
Speaker 5: Matter to me.
Speaker 13: Ragmore, I said that I told you, Uh, moving on,
Speaker 13: Caitlin Clark won't be attending the Paris Olympics with Team
Speaker 13: USA on set.
Speaker 12: NBC News reported at the top pick from.
Speaker 13: The twenty twenty four WNBAA draft will stay behind while
Speaker 13: the US national team travels to Paris. Now, she did
Speaker 13: say that she was excited to watch the US women's
Speaker 13: basketball team compete in the upcoming summer games, adding that
Speaker 13: she isn't disappointed, but she's now using this as motivation
Speaker 13: to work towards something in the future, you know, using
Speaker 13: that snub as a little motivation. Now, the Indiana Fever
Speaker 13: guard to that USA Basketball officials did contact her before
Speaker 13: the news leaked out, so she got a heads up.
Speaker 13: And while the official team roster has not been announced,
Speaker 13: sources say it'll it'll be comprised of twelve veteran players.
Speaker 13: Team USA's first Olympic basketball game is set for July
Speaker 13: twenty ninth against Japan. Now this is interesting because I
Speaker 13: had to do my due diligence on this and see
Speaker 13: whether or not rookies have gone to the Olympics before.
Speaker 13: So in ninety six, Rebecca Lojo went, Yeah, two thousand
Speaker 13: and two, Diana Tarasi went Kandas Parker went in eight
Speaker 13: and Brianna's Stewart winning twenty sixteen.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I don't understand the logic.
Speaker 4: And this at a time when all eyes are on
Speaker 4: women's basketball, why wouldn't you put the biggest draw in
Speaker 4: women's basketball on the team. I saw them saying that,
Speaker 4: you know, they didn't want to upset her fans because
Speaker 4: she would get limited playing time. But I mean, is
Speaker 4: it about them still? But is it about the playing
Speaker 4: time or is it about the promo?
Speaker 3: And marketing.
Speaker 4: Is it about, you know, getting as many eyeballs on
Speaker 4: women's basketball as possible.
Speaker 3: I didn't understand it either.
Speaker 8: I mean, it's Kate Lake Clark and she's probably one
Speaker 8: of the biggest draws in the w NBA. So the
Speaker 8: fact that you put her on that team and you
Speaker 8: know people are going to be wanting to watch it,
Speaker 8: and this is not just us, this is.
Speaker 4: Globally she's the biggest draw. She's not she's she's not
Speaker 4: the best player, not even as Wilson. But I mean
Speaker 4: you surrounded her with all the other greatest players. You
Speaker 4: got Asie Wilson on the team, you got a rounder still,
Speaker 4: you got a bunch of other people, and Diana Rossey's
Speaker 4: on the team. So they're gonna win the gold regardless,
Speaker 4: I would think. But you just you use her for
Speaker 4: promo and marketing.
Speaker 12: Absolutely, Okay, we're moving on.
Speaker 13: Maybe it's for the best because I heard Olympic Village
Speaker 13: can get a little freaky, which brings me to my
Speaker 13: final story.
Speaker 14: What excellent.
Speaker 13: A new sexually transmitted fungus has been found in the
Speaker 13: US for the first time, y'all. A raport out this
Speaker 13: week revealed that it's sexually transmitted ringworm has been found.
Speaker 12: In New York City.
Speaker 13: I am triple out there and for the first and
Speaker 13: the first case is a man in his thirties who
Speaker 13: developed a rash after reportedly having sex with men during
Speaker 13: trips to England and Greece.
Speaker 12: The CDC says cases of genital.
Speaker 13: Ringworm have been found all over the world, but the
Speaker 13: infection is not fatal, but dermatologists say it can cause
Speaker 13: permanent scarring, so of course, make sure you're protecting yourselves alight.
Speaker 3: It's like an old person. It's like old person, old
Speaker 3: ring worm. That's like old pals.
Speaker 1: Though mm yeah, what I'm saying, like you now you
Speaker 1: can catch it from sex, like yo, you gotta be
Speaker 1: a way of ringworm. Now that is crazy.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, thank you Morgan.
Speaker 12: Thank you. That's front page news.
Speaker 3: See on a minute, all right, everybody else, get it
Speaker 3: off your chest.
Speaker 8: Call us up right now. Eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 8: one five one. Let us know how you're week.
Speaker 3: It was.
Speaker 8: I was trying to see Bad Boys four, but I
Speaker 8: waited too late to see it and I couldn't get
Speaker 8: six tickets because you know, I got a big fan.
Speaker 8: I gotta bring all the kids. I couldn't get six
Speaker 8: tickets next to each other, so I got to see
Speaker 8: it this week.
Speaker 3: But it really is a kid appropriate seventeen and I
Speaker 3: think if you bring yeah, I think so, I'm no,
Speaker 3: I'm think of my eleven year old and my ten
Speaker 3: year old to be fine read it are it was
Speaker 3: not those PG seventeen or something like that.
Speaker 8: I never heard of PG seventeen. I thought, so it's
Speaker 8: bad boys. Take them to see It's bad boys. My
Speaker 8: eleven year old and my ten year old to be.
Speaker 8: I say, it's rated r rded yes for strong violence.
Speaker 8: You know what these kids watch? Please think Google see
Speaker 8: that they listened to the show. But yeah, I was
Speaker 8: gonna take my eleven year of ten year old, but
Speaker 8: everything was sold out. But anyway, eight hundred five eight
Speaker 8: five one oh five one, get it off your chest,
Speaker 8: call us up right now.
Speaker 3: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning the Breakfast clubs. If
Speaker 3: your time to get it off your chest, whether you're
Speaker 3: mad or black, time to get up and get something,
Speaker 3: call up now. Eight hundred five eighty five one five one.
Speaker 3: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club. Hello,
Speaker 3: who's this?
Speaker 5: Hey?
Speaker 2: What's going on?
Speaker 3: DJ?
Speaker 15: And just this toy every day.
Speaker 3: What's up, brother, get it off your chest?
Speaker 16: Man.
Speaker 15: I want to just first say, just hilarious. You were
Speaker 15: the best person for the job, the most well rounded,
Speaker 15: and just literally the best in every category for the job.
Speaker 15: You work so well with everybody in there.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much. I appreciate that.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 15: And the main thing I wanted to get off my
Speaker 15: chest was, Man, we had people calling in a few
Speaker 15: days ago talking about why they voted for Trump even
Speaker 15: though he was found guilty of all these charges. And
Speaker 15: that was so crazy to me because everybody was saying
Speaker 15: things like one lady said that her family's voting for Trump,
Speaker 15: so what else can she do? But I'm like, okay,
Speaker 15: your family's also probably making bad family eating choice. Isn't
Speaker 15: bad family choicest. You're gonna follow them, aren't you dig that?
Speaker 15: You're just gonna just follow the patent?
Speaker 3: Right get.
Speaker 15: Another person said that Trump was cool because he was
Speaker 15: on the TV show and he gave us this money,
Speaker 15: and I was just like, we concerned with fame and
Speaker 15: that money wasn't given to us for no charity. People died,
Speaker 15: it was in need of desperation. Trump just got to
Speaker 15: sign his name on.
Speaker 4: That yeah, but the reality is he was president when
Speaker 4: all of that happened, so you know, he gets the
Speaker 4: credit for it, and people remember that people what you did.
Speaker 4: Doyn't forget what you said, but they'll never forget how
Speaker 4: you made them feel.
Speaker 2: That that is true.
Speaker 15: And only one actual person called was something political to
Speaker 15: say that. I had to go search and look up
Speaker 15: because I'm actually doing history on research on who to
Speaker 15: vote for. And on twenty nineteen, Trump passed a bill
Speaker 15: for two hundred and fifty million a year to go
Speaker 15: to black colleges, you know, historical black colleges. But like
Speaker 15: he said, he made it seem like he did this
Speaker 15: theme and that he's the one only giving out to
Speaker 15: him and stuff like you said, though Joe Biden had
Speaker 15: given out much more. And that guy also said that,
Speaker 15: you know, Joe Biden's a racism that he passed all
Speaker 15: these bills, and that the things that Trump did was
Speaker 15: minor as far as what he did with the New
Speaker 15: York City and taking out the things, but he only
Speaker 15: had minor power at that time. You give them more
Speaker 15: powers just going.
Speaker 14: To amplify his racism.
Speaker 15: I just it just was crazy to hear all those
Speaker 15: people say all these reasons they was voting for Trump,
Speaker 15: and they never said anything that actually was politically make sense.
Speaker 15: They didn't say, I don't like trans playing my sports,
Speaker 15: I don't like I don't like you know, the I'm
Speaker 15: against abortion. They didn't say anything that was an actual
Speaker 15: substance of political reasons. And it made me really start thinking,
Speaker 15: Chela made you right. I'm really scared when it's trying
Speaker 15: to vote.
Speaker 4: Well, Democrats suck a messaging And that's all I can
Speaker 4: tell you. Okay, That's why people feel, you know, the
Speaker 4: way they feel about Donald Trump, because whatever Donald Trump
Speaker 4: is saying or doing is getting through for whatever reason.
Speaker 3: It's not on the left. Hello, who's this yo?
Speaker 13: Yo?
Speaker 3: Yeah? What's your name?
Speaker 5: Oh yo yo?
Speaker 2: Ye're just the tad man. I'm from some popstep And
Speaker 2: where you from, man with your college or whatever?
Speaker 3: Virginia seven five seven or South Hampton Rose area. Get
Speaker 3: it off your chest, brother.
Speaker 2: Boy, I gotta get off my chest for you because
Speaker 2: you're talking about you gonna bring your kids a bad wood. Further,
Speaker 2: it was a great movie.
Speaker 15: It was fired as the best one of the first one.
Speaker 2: But man, it's this stuff in there. Man, if you
Speaker 2: don't want to play to your kids that wait kids, Uh,
Speaker 2: you might not want to bring him.
Speaker 3: Grade it off for a reason, say no more.
Speaker 15: Right right, right, no, no, don't bring your kids. We
Speaker 15: had kids behind us.
Speaker 2: It was like the kids and they was that age
Speaker 2: and younger and man, it was just crazy for that
Speaker 2: moment how it said that statement, So don't bring them.
Speaker 3: Brother Tiffany was in there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's been there, he's been there.
Speaker 3: No more, man, get it off your chest.
Speaker 8: Eight hundred and five eighty five, one oh five one.
Speaker 8: If you need to ben hit us up now. It's
Speaker 8: the breakfast slogan. Morning the breakfast clubs. This is your
Speaker 8: time to get it off your.
Speaker 3: Five one. We want to hear from you on the
Speaker 3: breakfast club.
Speaker 5: Hello, this he man?
Speaker 2: What's up?
Speaker 3: Man's King the ball black King of all black? What's that?
Speaker 17: Brother?
Speaker 5: Yo? Man, I'm calling to congratulation. I love the show
Speaker 5: Man my go listen every morning. Man. I was, I'm
Speaker 5: a good team.
Speaker 18: Listen.
Speaker 5: I want to congratulate you. Charlemagne. First of all, a
Speaker 5: friend of mine showed me a YouTube video of your
Speaker 5: daughter sweet sixteen, where Cardy B came in and all
Speaker 5: of them white people there. I know your daughter's getting
Speaker 5: a very good education. I want to apologize. I want
Speaker 5: to congratulate your brothers. You conserve it, you deserve it,
Speaker 5: deserves it. Hey, hey, I ain't. I thought the daughter
Speaker 5: was the only black person there, and I can't. I said, man, congratulations, man,
Speaker 5: you've been in this game long.
Speaker 2: You deserve.
Speaker 3: Goodbye.
Speaker 2: I love the.
Speaker 3: Lord, have mercy boy.
Speaker 19: Hello, Hello, this is Tina from Colombia three.
Speaker 3: What's happening?
Speaker 17: Hey, Hey, I think the question of the day when
Speaker 17: we were talking about bun Bee should have been the
Speaker 17: idiots who thought that that he was fitching. Those are
Speaker 17: the ones that should have been calling in because I
Speaker 17: think the vast majority of people feel that, yeah, they
Speaker 17: would have shot him.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's it's Bee did exactly what he was
Speaker 3: supposed to.
Speaker 17: Do, exactly.
Speaker 3: He shot him, and think most of us steel that way.
Speaker 17: I would have tortured him a little bit. But uh yeah,
Speaker 17: you know, I think the other the minority party, the
Speaker 17: people that think that this is mention, those are the idiots,
Speaker 17: shoot who should have been calling in this uh just
Speaker 17: for this topic.
Speaker 4: Well, you know you said you would have taken him
Speaker 4: a little bit. But the torture is the fact that
Speaker 4: he's going to be in prison for the next forty years.
Speaker 17: Yess right, Oh yeah, yeah, I would have got mine
Speaker 17: into though.
Speaker 4: Tina, go have some breakfast, Tina. I don't disagree with you,
Speaker 4: but that some breakfast. LUI this morning, get.
Speaker 3: It off your chest.
Speaker 8: Eight hundred and five eight five one o five one.
Speaker 8: Now we have just with the mess coming.
Speaker 1: Up social Adrian Brown was gonna get beat up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, damn it man. Yes, we'll talk about it in
Speaker 3: a little bit. It's the Breakfast Club. Good Morning, the Breakfast.
Speaker 8: Club Morning everybody. It's j n V, Jess, Hilary charlamagea God.
Speaker 8: We are the Breakfast Club and let's get to Jess
Speaker 8: with the mess.
Speaker 20: You needs is real Wether, Hilarian's Jeff ca Robin Moore
Speaker 20: just don't do no lines, don't do.
Speaker 4: Talk talk world why jests worldwide mess on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: She's the coaching.
Speaker 7: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 7: understand something that nobody could get you to see.
Speaker 10: The time to set it off.
Speaker 1: Okay, so Bad Boys spot is officially out, but Stephen A.
Speaker 1: Smith wants Will Smith to clear up things before he
Speaker 1: watches it.
Speaker 18: Chris Rock will never get over that ever. I'm not
Speaker 18: saying he even has to apologize. I'm saying that while
Speaker 18: I watch him and Martin Lawrence promoting this movie, he
Speaker 18: has to sit down and talk to the black community.
Speaker 18: You can see all the white people around Will Smith
Speaker 18: all you want to. Black folks have loved and revered
Speaker 18: this man for decades. Everybody makes a mistake. This is
Speaker 18: not hatred. I love Will Smith still, but you got
Speaker 18: to have a conversation as to why you did that.
Speaker 18: I'm just saying a lot of folks ain't get over
Speaker 18: to that. A lot of folks find it hard to
Speaker 18: just go to the movies to watch you. I'm one
Speaker 18: of those people, and I never missed the Will Smith.
Speaker 4: Movie The Box Officers otherwise.
Speaker 3: But I'm gonna see it this week.
Speaker 1: I feel crazy anything it was like two years ago.
Speaker 1: Don't nobody gotta sit down and y'all like, shut go
Speaker 1: see it. I like Steven Ate Smith, but relax.
Speaker 4: Yeah, why do we talk like the black community is
Speaker 4: just one group of people? Yes, like black people are
Speaker 4: not monolithic. I totally disagree with Steven Ate Smith. In fact,
Speaker 4: the only person that Will Smith would have to talk
Speaker 4: to and explain why he did that would be to Chris.
Speaker 3: Chris, right, you don't nobody.
Speaker 1: No, he don't not shoot Steven, I nobody. It's so
Speaker 1: many people that didn't get over that, Like that.
Speaker 4: Just shows you into Tony Chris. Tony ain't over and
Speaker 4: I understand why, right, but no.
Speaker 8: But that just shows you why people are into these
Speaker 8: celebrities lives so much.
Speaker 3: That's what he will and Chris and you know, and
Speaker 3: go see the movie. And by the way, Chris probably
Speaker 3: don't give a damn not no more. You can't speak
Speaker 3: for Chris. I don't know how Chris feels about I
Speaker 3: don't think Chris seen the movie though, but you never know.
Speaker 1: He's still a comic. It's like whatever, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. But the The movie is Will Smith's first
Speaker 1: major film since he slapped Chris at the Oscars in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty two. The movie bought in fifty six million
Speaker 1: opening weekend at the domestic box office. The numbers have
Speaker 1: passed the expected forty fifty million projection. It was the
Speaker 1: biggest opening weekend for a rated R film since the
Speaker 1: release of Oppenheimer last summer. I didn't see that, but
Speaker 1: I heard that was really really good. It's also his
Speaker 1: eighteenth number one opening as lead, and it's Will Smith's
Speaker 1: six highest domestic opening in his career. Like this, this
Speaker 1: is crazy.
Speaker 3: They're gonna do it five quickly?
Speaker 1: Yeah, two now it's also well. The film also had
Speaker 1: major success overseas, which contributed to the movie making one
Speaker 1: hundred and four point six million internationally. And the movie
Speaker 1: took one hundred million to make the budget, so it
Speaker 1: already exceeded the budget to made the money. Bag it.
Speaker 1: Hell yeah, and just the opening weekend, that's what's up. Yeah, congratulations.
Speaker 12: I love it.
Speaker 1: I love that.
Speaker 4: I'm just happy that there's movies in the movie theaters again,
Speaker 4: because I'm the type of person. No, I like going
Speaker 4: to the movie theater. I like getting my popcorn and
Speaker 4: my peanut m and MS and sitting in a movie theater.
Speaker 4: And there's two movies. It was The Best and Bad
Speaker 4: Boys for I gotta go see those in them.
Speaker 8: And I will say the last four years, usually it's
Speaker 8: easy to get into the movie theaters.
Speaker 3: It was no problem. But this weekend, oh yeah, it
Speaker 3: was packed. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And then I also loved seeing them. They got on lot,
Speaker 1: Like Will Smith was actually going to movie theaters with
Speaker 1: a mask on and just like a couple of security
Speaker 1: and they didn't even know that he was sitting next
Speaker 1: to them, like fans and they were all black people,
Speaker 1: but yeah, like he was sitting next to them. And
Speaker 1: then he'll like when when the movie's over and they
Speaker 1: all walking out, he'll walk up to certain people like
Speaker 1: it was really good, wasn't it, and they'd be so shocked,
Speaker 1: like and none.
Speaker 4: Of those people in the theater said, you know what,
Speaker 4: we need to have a conversation. But by the way,
Speaker 4: nobody even asked Chris, I mean asked Will Smith about
Speaker 4: that on his press run now finally because the publishers
Speaker 4: told people not to, but nobody asked me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and whatever, it's about bad boys for So congratulations
Speaker 1: to him and Martin for that. Adrian Browner lost to
Speaker 1: Blair Cobs like we knew he would. If you remember
Speaker 1: things that hit it between Adrian Browner and Blair during
Speaker 1: their final press conference before the fight.
Speaker 21: Oh, don't play no games because my got guns with them, bro,
Speaker 21: and and I'm dead serious, bro, And all I gotta
Speaker 21: do is point and they gonna blow. So don't come
Speaker 21: up here playing. Don't don't make no false moves. I
Speaker 21: was smack to shout you money. So we we're gonna
Speaker 21: promote the fight, but just be respectful, don't do no
Speaker 21: dumb sh and I'm serious, bro, I'm dead serious.
Speaker 3: More shoot you in your ship.
Speaker 1: You ain't about none of that.
Speaker 3: Use a boy. He's June.
Speaker 21: I'm gonna show you June seventh money.
Speaker 3: He's angry, you big man, I'm gonna beat that off
Speaker 3: your nails. Well, you physic boy, we get on the
Speaker 3: scale today. Good, we get on naked, get naked.
Speaker 16: Take it off, take the socks off too.
Speaker 1: Well. After that, Adrian lost. Damn yes, not only did
Speaker 1: he lose, but Blair knocked his tooth out After the fight.
Speaker 1: Adrian also revealed that he fractured his elbow and to
Speaker 1: his shoulder, but he said he fought through it, which
Speaker 1: he did not.
Speaker 3: And uh.
Speaker 1: He also made it known that he got his teeth
Speaker 1: fixed already.
Speaker 3: So glad you didn't bet no cheeks collecting.
Speaker 1: But yo, here's the type like he need a guy
Speaker 1: at this point. It's like every fight he always say that, boy,
Speaker 1: bring the gun because you get knocked out every damn time.
Speaker 1: What but oh yeah, all right, so this is the
Speaker 1: last one that's listen. I got a little the time,
Speaker 1: Jennifer Lopez and Benetflex are selling their sixty million dollar
Speaker 1: marital home amid I hate that word after divorce firmors
Speaker 1: all right, so social stowd TMZ. On Saturday, the couple
Speaker 1: was selling their home that they purchased together last May
Speaker 1: get this show. They purchased the home for it. It's
Speaker 1: forty three thousand square feet and they purchased in cash
Speaker 1: for sixty point eighty five million dollars ten months after
Speaker 1: they got married in Las Vegas. They're asking for around
Speaker 1: sixty sixty five million for the mansion.
Speaker 3: Yo.
Speaker 1: This house got seventeen bedrooms, thirty bathrooms, and parking for
Speaker 1: eighty vehicles. This is like a small mall.
Speaker 3: That's a small mall. That's Beverly Hills, y'all.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, okay then, but just crazy, that's crazy. Oh
Speaker 1: and Dinny also said j Lo that day like she
Speaker 1: was seeing at dinner by herself.
Speaker 12: They so dramatic.
Speaker 1: But yeah, some people go bet by themselves in times.
Speaker 3: Unless time we have dinner by yourself. Yes, mad people
Speaker 3: do that. Last, mad people do.
Speaker 1: That before I was pregnant.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they go to restaurants by themself, They go to
Speaker 4: movie theaters by.
Speaker 3: Themselves, Jennifer low Pezes not y yeah, damn restaurant myself.
Speaker 1: But they but the Prascio media funny, they just stood
Speaker 1: it out there like we've seen her dinner alone.
Speaker 4: Or when they say alone, they mean just her. I'm
Speaker 4: sure security is around, but they mean like there's no
Speaker 4: date with her.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm saying security didn't take her to you know,
Speaker 1: she wanted to go to dinner Varsity, but she had
Speaker 1: to be protected. Social security was there, but she was
Speaker 1: sitting there by sou Right, That's That's what I'm asking.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 4: I just say if j Lo can go eat dinner
Speaker 4: by herself at this point, that's why the tickets ain't
Speaker 4: selling because Jaylo should be called in pandema. I'm not
Speaker 4: saying pandemonium, but just still j Lo at the end
Speaker 4: of the day. Yeah, I'm sure she would. I guess
Speaker 4: depends what she goes to though. Yeah, yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 8: All right, Well, when we come back, we got front
Speaker 8: page news from the Black Information Network.
Speaker 3: Morgan would be joining us. So it's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning, you're checking out the Breakfast Club Morning.
Speaker 8: Everybody is j Envy, Jesse, Larry Charlamage, the guy we
Speaker 8: are the breakfast Club. All right, let's get in some
Speaker 8: front page news if you're just joining us again. In
Speaker 8: some quick sports, the Celtics beat the Maverige one O
Speaker 8: five ninety eight.
Speaker 3: The celtiss lead that series two nothing. Good morning, Morgan morning.
Speaker 13: So today the White House is hosting a concert for
Speaker 13: June's heat.
Speaker 12: That's happening tonight.
Speaker 13: The Biden administration announced the lineup for the concert, which
Speaker 13: will be held on the South Lawn at the White House.
Speaker 13: The event will boast award winning black artists from across
Speaker 13: musical genres, including Patti Lafelle, Gladys Knight, Patina Miller, Rahem Devan,
Speaker 13: Kirk Franklin, Trombone Shorty, Anthony Hamilton, Charlie Wilson, Britney Spencer
Speaker 13: and Dougie Fresh and Roywood Junior and the President's own
Speaker 13: US United States Marine Band are also on the lineup.
Speaker 13: This is the second time the White House is doing
Speaker 13: this event. Last year was the first, and the year
Speaker 13: before that, in twenty twenty two, President Biden made the
Speaker 13: proclamation to observe the day, making it a federal holiday.
Speaker 12: Will y'all think about that?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 4: June team nine until next Wednesday? So why they're having
Speaker 4: this so early because they don't want all black people
Speaker 4: to be late.
Speaker 13: Just telling everybody it's a federal holiday, so that means
Speaker 13: they'll be off.
Speaker 3: All the holiday. Monday.
Speaker 8: Oh, I mean it'll be over celebrate four for July
Speaker 8: events on four July.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying, like, why did you can't celebrate June
Speaker 4: te on junie teenth?
Speaker 13: Yeah, I think I'm gonna be I'm gonna want to
Speaker 13: be off on Juneteenth.
Speaker 12: I mean I'll be here, but yeah, they.
Speaker 8: Tell them Sunday, so they get there Wednesday. That's I think,
Speaker 8: what's trying to do?
Speaker 13: Oh Lord, So June nineteenth Act is the actual day,
Speaker 13: and of course this has been represented eighteen sixty five,
Speaker 13: over two years after President Lincoln declared the end of slavery,
Speaker 13: US troops marched into Galveston, Texas to enforce the Emanciplation
Speaker 13: Proclamation to free the last enslaved black Americans in Texas.
Speaker 12: They got the memo late. I don't like that, yes,
Speaker 12: So moving on.
Speaker 13: The US Supreme Court is expected to make some major
Speaker 13: decisions this month. The conservative majority court has several noteworthy
Speaker 13: decisions pending before summer recess, including cases regarding presidential immunity,
Speaker 13: the obstruction charges against capital rioters, the FDA's approval of
Speaker 13: the new abortion pill, and abortion access in medical emergencies.
Speaker 13: A report from Politico says a ruling on the abortion
Speaker 13: access case could come as early as today. Also on
Speaker 13: the dock at this month our ruling on rulings on
Speaker 13: gun access for domestic abusers and whether bump stocks can
Speaker 13: be federally banned. Yes, they've got a busy month ahead
Speaker 13: of them and Pope Francis more world news. Pope Francis
Speaker 13: is set to meet with a host of comedians from
Speaker 13: around the world at the Vatican next Friday. Those invited
Speaker 13: include h Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon, Chris Rock, Conan O'Brien,
Speaker 13: Woopy Goldberg, and others. Over the weekend, the Holy See
Speaker 13: Press Office said the meeting is with more than one
Speaker 13: hundred entertainers. It's meant to celebrate the beauty of human
Speaker 13: diversity and promises to be a moment of meaningful intercultural
Speaker 13: dialogue and sharing of joy and hope.
Speaker 12: Just did you get an imitation? No going to the Vatican?
Speaker 4: No, it sounds like they do. They really do want
Speaker 4: to make people laugh inside the Vatican. Sound like it's
Speaker 4: all the comedians that.
Speaker 13: Dan bud you know, think it'll be an actual important
Speaker 13: conversation about spreading joy and hope and laughter across the world.
Speaker 12: None of that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, I just I didn't get an invite.
Speaker 1: He asks me about the invite. I ain't get that.
Speaker 1: Would you have gone?
Speaker 3: Sure?
Speaker 14: Sure?
Speaker 4: I mean they got the right people if that's what
Speaker 4: they're you know, looking to do, you know, spread joy.
Speaker 4: They invite all the people that bring laugh to the
Speaker 4: laughter the folks.
Speaker 12: All right, well that's your front page.
Speaker 13: Names yes on social at Morgan Media, m O r
Speaker 13: G Y and Media. And for more news coverage you
Speaker 13: can follow at Black Information Network and bi nnews dot com.
Speaker 8: All right, now, when we come back, Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett
Speaker 8: will be joining uh, we'll be joining us. We're gonna
Speaker 8: kick it with her next and don't move. It's to
Speaker 8: Breakfast Club Morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Warning everybody at DJ Envy, Jess Hilarius, Charlamagne, the guy.
Speaker 8: We are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest
Speaker 8: in the building.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 8: She's a member of the US House of Representatives from
Speaker 8: Texas's thirtieth district. Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett welcome.
Speaker 1: Hey y'all.
Speaker 4: Well, I don't like that this paper says that she's
Speaker 4: the owner of Bleach Blonde bas build.
Speaker 3: If that's the only.
Speaker 16: Thing you've ever done in her whole life, you mean
Speaker 16: it is not the only thing, that's for sure, that's right. Yeah,
Speaker 16: But you know what, I appreciate black Twitter. So let's
Speaker 16: give it up a black Twitter, because we have every
Speaker 16: genre of song, from country to gospel to trap music.
Speaker 16: We got it all. In fact, there's a really good
Speaker 16: blues version as well. But it's it's amazing when you
Speaker 16: think about politics. I never thought that I would be
Speaker 16: in a space where number one, I would have to
Speaker 16: clap back on somebody like that, like in a committee.
Speaker 16: But number two, that people would actually pick it up
Speaker 16: and start educating people through song.
Speaker 3: People.
Speaker 22: Yeah, they educated.
Speaker 16: Them about you know, Maga and Marge and all of them.
Speaker 16: So I appreciate it for what it is. But you're right,
Speaker 16: I'm so much more than that, And I appreciate that
Speaker 16: way before B six came around, Like you understood, like
Speaker 16: the fights that I was waging for everyday people.
Speaker 8: Let's break down for people that don't understand what happened
Speaker 8: that day because we only seen clips.
Speaker 3: So what happened that day in front of Congress? So
Speaker 3: what happened? Break down everything that was going on.
Speaker 16: Okay, so imagine that y'all skip out on work, because
Speaker 16: that's what the Republicans did. They decided to skip out
Speaker 16: on work. So we were supposed to have a hearing
Speaker 16: about our Attorney General Merrit Garland, and they basically want
Speaker 16: to lock him up. But instead what they did is
Speaker 16: they came to New York and they sat with Trump
Speaker 16: and coddled him while he was in trial, trying to
Speaker 16: make sure he did not get locked up. So they
Speaker 16: then said, you know what, since we decided we was
Speaker 16: going to skip work, We're going to do our work
Speaker 16: at eight pm. So we Democrats have been on the
Speaker 16: hill all day. They come back, we go into a
Speaker 16: hearing so that they could hold him make consense. We
Speaker 16: get in a hearing and Marjorie Taylor Green, the gentle
Speaker 16: lady from Georgia, starts talking about Judge Mrshan And I
Speaker 16: was like, girl, do you know why we're here? Because
Speaker 16: like literally like I'm already feeling away because I've been
Speaker 16: there all day while y'all was playing up in New York, like,
Speaker 16: go talk in front of those cameras about Judge Marshaan,
Speaker 16: say what you got to say or whatever, because they
Speaker 16: were trying to get around the gag order. But I'm like,
Speaker 16: we to talk about this. Say whatever you want to
Speaker 16: say about the attorney general. And so she then came
Speaker 16: and me was like, well do you know why we hear?
Speaker 16: And she decided she wanted to talk about my eyelashes,
Speaker 16: and I was like, girl, you haven't like looked at yourself.
Speaker 16: But I didn't get up. I didn't, you know, immediately
Speaker 16: say anything. I tried to follow the rules. They let
Speaker 16: that slide do it. I was kind of upset about
Speaker 16: that because it's that was the thing. They did let
Speaker 16: it slide, and it was against the rules. So we
Speaker 16: have this rule talking about like personalities, you're not allowed
Speaker 16: to engage in personalities.
Speaker 22: Basically I can't talk noise.
Speaker 3: And why she makes it seem like your last you
Speaker 3: so long when you got twenty five m's of.
Speaker 5: The what a minute?
Speaker 22: I'm mad that you know the links neverthe.
Speaker 3: Last he wears them on the weekends. I got four daughters, a.
Speaker 22: White You know what, even if I got it don't matter.
Speaker 22: It doesn't matter, like you're doing the most.
Speaker 16: And honestly, you only came for me because of a
Speaker 16: black woman, because there are white women. In fact, one
Speaker 16: of my white female colleagues came up to me and
Speaker 16: was like, I may need to bleach my hair, but
Speaker 16: I'm not getting rid of my lashes. And so she
Speaker 16: was like, you know, Marge would never say anything to
Speaker 16: me about my lashes, because she does she wears lashes
Speaker 16: or whatever.
Speaker 22: So I'm just like girl.
Speaker 16: And my initial retort, what I wanted to say is
Speaker 16: you may still have your husband if you wore some lashes, but.
Speaker 22: Nevertheless, but but I did not do that. I did
Speaker 22: not do.
Speaker 16: That, and AOC jumped in almost immediately, and AOC was like, yo,
Speaker 16: this is against the rules.
Speaker 22: But Comber decided I'm gonna let it slide.
Speaker 16: And of course, it to me is like what we
Speaker 16: always experienced as black women. It's like, you know what,
Speaker 16: somebody punched you, but that's okay, You'll be all right.
Speaker 16: Girls sit there and take it. But here's the deal.
Speaker 16: We on the same level and I'm not gonna sit there.
Speaker 16: And so I wanted to exemplify number one. If this
Speaker 16: is how you're gonna conduct these hearings. I just want
Speaker 16: you to know that it's gonna be some real smoke
Speaker 16: coming from our side.
Speaker 8: So when did you write beach blonde, bad built, butch body,
Speaker 8: Like that's something. Now, that's something you had to cut
Speaker 8: because that was it.
Speaker 3: Was, It was, It was amazing.
Speaker 16: It wasn't so when Comber decided that he was gonna
Speaker 16: rule against me, I literally looked over at her because
Speaker 16: she sits on the same road as me, and from
Speaker 16: head to toe it is what I did. And then
Speaker 16: I was like, and I literally from head to toe.
Speaker 16: So my granny used to talk about people being bad built,
Speaker 16: So that was an ode to my granny.
Speaker 22: That was something she used to say.
Speaker 4: The thing I loved about it and you said you
Speaker 4: said it earlier about how if y'all keep coming at
Speaker 4: us like this, there's gonna be smoked from absolutely this side.
Speaker 4: They should always be smoked from the side because everybody
Speaker 4: asks like what they do is so normal to the
Speaker 4: point that it's become normalized. And when you did that,
Speaker 4: it's like, finally somebody's you know, reacting the way they
Speaker 4: should react to them.
Speaker 22: Yeah, yeah, no, you're right.
Speaker 16: I mean I think that we've seen the devolution of
Speaker 16: politics because people aren't pushing back and saying this is
Speaker 16: not what we do right. And it's interesting because once
Speaker 16: I pushed back, there was all of this like attention
Speaker 16: on me, right, It's like.
Speaker 22: Well, you were wrong. I mean, what didn't Michelle Obama say?
Speaker 16: It was all this kind of stuff, right, And it's like, no,
Speaker 16: like that's I don't think that that's what the former
Speaker 16: first Lady meant is for me to sit there and
Speaker 16: just have you talk to me crazy And we're on
Speaker 16: the same level and we're in a business setting, and
Speaker 16: so I'm like, that's not how I would think that
Speaker 16: she would want me to act. But nevertheless, I know
Speaker 16: my district, and how is it. I'm gonna say that
Speaker 16: I'm gonna fight for you, and I can't fight for myself.
Speaker 16: So I'm not going to sit here and allow the
Speaker 16: likes of a Marjorie Taylor Green to sit there and
Speaker 16: clown me. But I did try to go through the process,
Speaker 16: which is something that she ignored. She's always ignored the rules.
Speaker 16: I at least was trying to follow the rules, but
Speaker 16: once they failed, I still never got outside of the rules.
Speaker 16: But it's about doing what they are trying to do
Speaker 16: and doing get better and doing it right.
Speaker 22: And that's exactly what I did.
Speaker 16: And I think that the Democrats have all the intellect
Speaker 16: on our side, so we can always do it better
Speaker 16: and smarter.
Speaker 22: It's a matter of are we going to.
Speaker 8: How did you feel about when you see people pulling
Speaker 8: up at Marjorie Green at the airport?
Speaker 16: Oh that that was amazing because that's going to happen
Speaker 16: all the time. Now, that was amazing video.
Speaker 22: Yeah, no, no, no, that took me out.
Speaker 16: It was funny because I was laid in bed and
Speaker 16: the person that sent me the video was actually Amanda,
Speaker 16: So Amanda see yeah, so she sent me the video
Speaker 16: and she's like, I'm sure this will make you smile.
Speaker 4: And it's like the only thing I don't like about
Speaker 4: that door is I don't want them to encourage to
Speaker 4: do that to y'all because they're a little they're gonna
Speaker 4: be different.
Speaker 16: No no, no, no no, but you know what, they always
Speaker 16: are a little different with us. I mean I get
Speaker 16: death threats, right, Like, that's not what it should be
Speaker 16: to be in politics, Like I've not done anything that
Speaker 16: should warrant anybody trying to take my life. Ever, And
Speaker 16: so they are the radicals that are always pushing the
Speaker 16: envelope so to speak, right, like these are the ones
Speaker 16: that went into the Capitol and trying to tear it apart.
Speaker 16: So like they about that life anyway, right, Like you're
Speaker 16: talking about neo Nazis, you're talking about the proud boys,
Speaker 16: Like I'm the type of person that they gonna come
Speaker 16: for my neck no matter what. And so we do
Speaker 16: have to have heightened security consistently. And when you look
Speaker 16: at the threats overall against politicians, they have consistently gone
Speaker 16: up and up and up. The thing that Marjorie should
Speaker 16: be lucky to have is that black people may play
Speaker 16: in your face, but like legitimately, like as far as
Speaker 16: harming you, they're not going to try to do that,
Speaker 16: Like they're not. And that black woman was absolutely right,
Speaker 16: because you know, Marjorie want to talk like big and
Speaker 16: bad and comedian. She's like, oh, did I hurt your
Speaker 16: feelings and all of that, but she ain't have nothing
Speaker 16: to say when that black woman came through the airport.
Speaker 22: And was like, oh so you ain't like that, huh sure?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know with the first lady, it's interesting, right
Speaker 4: because the phrase when they go low, we go high.
Speaker 4: I feel like that applied to the time that she
Speaker 4: was in twenty twenty four and probably beyond. It's a
Speaker 4: totally different time.
Speaker 16: It is a different time, But I also want people
Speaker 16: to evaluate the lens in what she was working from.
Speaker 16: She was the only black first Lady, right, like this
Speaker 16: is she's on a level up here. And what was
Speaker 16: happening is you had all of these trolls that were
Speaker 16: online and they were saying all kinds of things. They
Speaker 16: were calling her all types of animals, they were talking
Speaker 16: about her appearance, they were doing all the things that
Speaker 16: racist people do, right, is trying to tear her down
Speaker 16: physically because they could not match her intellectually whatsoever. But
Speaker 16: what does it look like if the First Lady is
Speaker 16: literally lowering herself to respond to somebody that is hiding
Speaker 16: behind a keyboard and got five followers, Like that is
Speaker 16: literally going low?
Speaker 22: You are lower than her.
Speaker 16: But what we're talking about in this scenario, like which
Speaker 16: other first Ladies we're trying to come at her and
Speaker 16: talk about her. That's not what that was. But literally
Speaker 16: we're on the same level. We have the same space
Speaker 16: that we occupy. So this isn't about going low to
Speaker 16: low but as Simone Sanders says, it's about going toe
Speaker 16: to toe.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 8: We got more with Jasmine Crockett. When we come back
Speaker 8: to Don't Move, It's to Breakfast Club. Good morning, morning everybody.
Speaker 3: It's DJ Envy, Jess, Hilarie Charlamage, the God.
Speaker 8: We are the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking in with
Speaker 8: Congresswoman Jasmine Crocket. I got a question, now, what is
Speaker 8: your thoughts on Donald Trump's conviction and is that going
Speaker 8: to Does that help?
Speaker 3: What does that make it?
Speaker 14: See?
Speaker 3: You can say whatever you would to say.
Speaker 16: Listen, I guess it made it worse since you know,
Speaker 16: those broke people decided that they was going to get
Speaker 16: a last five dollars and donate to them and crash
Speaker 16: his website to the extent that he got a bunch
Speaker 16: more money just to pay for his appeals process not
Speaker 16: to go into the election. I think that for a
Speaker 16: lot of us who have seen him play in our
Speaker 16: face and having the audacity to say I'm gonna play
Speaker 16: in your face and I'm gonna get away with it,
Speaker 16: which is what he's always said to us, even before
Speaker 16: he ever got caught up, I think that it was
Speaker 16: a good moment for white privilege to recognize that, like
Speaker 16: you can get the smoke too in this country. But
Speaker 16: I also think that it's a really sad moment in
Speaker 16: our country because we really are only a two party system.
Speaker 16: For those that don't know, a third party person ain't
Speaker 16: gonna win presidency, at least not this term, right, Like
Speaker 16: you're not even gonna get on all of the ballots
Speaker 16: to be able to get it. Like there's a lot
Speaker 16: of reasons, so they're not gonna win. So it's between
Speaker 16: Joe and it's between Trump and the fact that we
Speaker 16: have someone who has thirty four felony counts worth of convictions.
Speaker 16: And literally there's places. Eric Walwell just brought this up
Speaker 16: and committee. He's like, it's the whole list of countries
Speaker 16: you can't even go to. So how are you going
Speaker 16: to be the leader of the free world and you're
Speaker 16: not even allowed to in certain countries because you're a
Speaker 16: convicted felon.
Speaker 3: You can't go to Toronto.
Speaker 22: There's a lot.
Speaker 16: He went through a whole list of like places can't
Speaker 16: go to Japan.
Speaker 3: What do they amend to where?
Speaker 4: I don't know, I want to stay in the future,
Speaker 4: but how do you make it to where that can't
Speaker 4: happen when you can't have all of those convictions still
Speaker 4: be president.
Speaker 22: That's that's legislation.
Speaker 16: I mean, I think that our framers never contemplated that,
Speaker 16: right because he can't be a city councilman, he can't
Speaker 16: be a mayor, he can't sit on the school board,
Speaker 16: he can't.
Speaker 1: Do state.
Speaker 16: Correct So I just don't think that our framers really
Speaker 16: contemplated some of this. It's just like we have a
Speaker 16: bunch of January sixers that are running for Congress right now, like,
Speaker 16: because the only thing you can run for and have
Speaker 16: convictions on your record is to get six figures from
Speaker 16: the federal government. That is the only thing that you
Speaker 16: can do. And you know, I think that Trump could
Speaker 16: have an opportunity. I think that he really is again
Speaker 16: planning face like oh yeah, black people, they gonna feel
Speaker 16: me because I got convictions.
Speaker 22: To bro It's completely different. Number one.
Speaker 16: Number two, I think that you could have a real conversation,
Speaker 16: like I've worked on bandibox type of legislation that would
Speaker 16: at least allow people to get an opportunity to get
Speaker 16: in do that interview, like what legislation do you want
Speaker 16: to pass based upon the experience that you're saying that
Speaker 16: you had personally, there is legislation that could help people,
Speaker 16: especially when we start talking about those that have a record.
Speaker 16: So many people aren't able to go to college because
Speaker 16: of their record.
Speaker 22: They're not able to well, they can't get the funding.
Speaker 16: Let me say that they aren't able to get certain
Speaker 16: housing because they have a record. They aren't able to
Speaker 16: qualify for so many jobs because they have a record,
Speaker 16: and we're talking about hourly jobs. So I think that
Speaker 16: there is a good opportunity. But MAGA isn't really about
Speaker 16: their life. They're not about critical thinking, they're not about
Speaker 16: providing solutions for other people.
Speaker 22: They just don't want their cult leader to have to.
Speaker 16: Deal with a life of policies that have forever consistently
Speaker 16: held black and brown communities down.
Speaker 4: You know that narrative that black people, black men in
Speaker 4: particular are supporting Trump because he's a criminal. You know
Speaker 4: that came from the right Like, that wasn't a narrative
Speaker 4: that started in our communities in any way shape before him.
Speaker 3: The right wing media started that narrative.
Speaker 4: Trump started that narrative, and now you have a few
Speaker 4: people adopting it, and I don't understand why.
Speaker 22: Yeah, no, I absolutely don't believe it.
Speaker 16: And maybe for those that have never interacted with us,
Speaker 16: it probably is easy for them to believe or for
Speaker 16: them to parrot.
Speaker 22: But I talk to real people now.
Speaker 16: Will I say that there are some people that are
Speaker 16: turned off and they're saying I don't want to vote
Speaker 16: at all.
Speaker 22: I will absolutely say that.
Speaker 16: I run into that where people are like, yo, I
Speaker 16: just don't really feel like either party is doing anything
Speaker 16: for me, so what's the point, right? I do run
Speaker 16: into that type of conversation, But I don't run into
Speaker 16: a conversation where people are like, oh, yeah, so I'm
Speaker 16: just gonna go out and vote for Trump.
Speaker 22: Like I see it online a little bit, but I
Speaker 22: feel like.
Speaker 16: We don't know what's real and what's not because we
Speaker 16: know that China as well as Russia have consistently tried
Speaker 16: to interfere with our elections by doing so much online.
Speaker 16: So I don't know how many of these accounts are
Speaker 16: real or not. But like I have a majority black district.
Speaker 16: When I go home, I'm not dealing with it. They
Speaker 16: just like, I'm not really sure that I really want
Speaker 16: to vote that much.
Speaker 4: People don't understand when you say I'm not feeling any
Speaker 4: of this right now, it doesn't mean, hey, I'm leaving
Speaker 4: from the Democratic Party to go correct vote for Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: It's like I'm part of the exhausted majority.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: That is a problem though, right, because it is I'm
Speaker 3: not voting for, you know, the Democrats side. Then you
Speaker 3: allow more people to vote Republicans, I was going to ask,
Speaker 3: or they may not vote at all. That could be
Speaker 3: a problem.
Speaker 16: Yeah, But like when we're talking about a numbers game,
Speaker 16: like if we decide to stay at home, right, Like
Speaker 16: I'm headed to Detroit here in a second, right, Like.
Speaker 22: I got to get to Detroit.
Speaker 16: I got to make sure that I'm talking to people
Speaker 16: because one of the things I think we run into
Speaker 16: is like we want to beat up on people and
Speaker 16: be like, yo, you gotta go vote because people die,
Speaker 16: which is true, right, Like I feel that I get it, right,
Speaker 16: But if you didn't see your mother, your father, your
Speaker 16: grandparents like marching, like, you're not necessarily so connected to that, right,
Speaker 16: And it's a matter of informing people like what is
Speaker 16: voting get me?
Speaker 22: What do I get out of it?
Speaker 3: Is right?
Speaker 16: And so I like to tell people, like I know
Speaker 16: that they try to blame the president for everything that's
Speaker 16: bad in their lives and usually don't really give them
Speaker 16: credit for anything that's good in their lives.
Speaker 22: But it's not just the president, you know.
Speaker 16: The fact is right now, House Democrats are some of
Speaker 16: the most popular people in politics right now. Like it's
Speaker 16: looking to the House, it's looking to the Senate. It
Speaker 16: takes all of us because the president can't really do
Speaker 16: much by himself. He just did an executive order as
Speaker 16: it relates to the border and immigration, and so now
Speaker 16: people are like, well, that's too late or that ain't enough.
Speaker 16: You're right, it takes legislation, and that's what he tried
Speaker 16: to do. They have legislation that was ready to go
Speaker 16: that he was going to sign into law. But he
Speaker 16: can't do it all on his own, and so chances
Speaker 16: are there will potentially be litigation as it relates to
Speaker 16: the executive order.
Speaker 22: But at least the president can.
Speaker 16: Say I tried, because Trump is the one that said,
Speaker 16: hire Republicans.
Speaker 22: Follow me, I'm your leader.
Speaker 16: Do not allow this legislation to go forward, even though
Speaker 16: they it works collaboratively in the way the government is
Speaker 16: supposed to work. So I just want to say that listen,
Speaker 16: people need to recognize their power and they need to
Speaker 16: start showing up and telling people listening you work for me,
Speaker 16: because that's what it is.
Speaker 22: I serve at the pleasure of the people. And you
Speaker 22: need to start telling.
Speaker 16: People what it is that you want and what it
Speaker 16: is that you need, and when they don't give it
Speaker 16: to you vote them out. Like that's just it's very simple.
Speaker 16: But I don't think that people really understand what all
Speaker 16: we can do. Like we talked about SNAP benefits last
Speaker 16: time I was here. We had a whole like thirteen
Speaker 16: hour markup where the Republicans are like, we're not going
Speaker 16: to do this.
Speaker 22: So I made it clear.
Speaker 16: I was like, you know that like more a rural
Speaker 16: America uses SNAP benefits than urban America. So I was like,
Speaker 16: I do want to be clear that I'm fighting for
Speaker 16: my constituents, but I'm also fighting for yours. And so
Speaker 16: many of these Republicans talked about, well, yeah, I was
Speaker 16: raised on SNAP, so you forgot or you just don't care,
Speaker 16: Like I don't understand what's going on. But like when
Speaker 16: people are talking about the cost of food being so high,
Speaker 16: part of that we can control, part of that we
Speaker 16: can do something about, but we definitely can do something
Speaker 16: about making sure that we put a few more dollars
Speaker 16: in your pocket.
Speaker 22: Or the child tax credit.
Speaker 16: Like people got, you know, an extra three hundred dollars
Speaker 16: a child. They didn't really know why they were getting that,
Speaker 16: they didn't know where it came from. But that was
Speaker 16: this administration that was saying, hey, we're going to give
Speaker 16: you this child tax credit. It cut African American child
Speaker 16: poverty into half.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 16: But then the Republicans ended up in control of the
Speaker 16: House and they like, yeah, so we not about that life,
Speaker 16: but their constituents in rural America needed it too. So
Speaker 16: we did a little compromise of something, and there's a
Speaker 16: little something that's coming down the pipe, but it's not enough, right,
Speaker 16: So like we have to let people know you actually
Speaker 16: received extra money. And that was this administration understanding that
Speaker 16: it was hard.
Speaker 4: You have to let people know that because you know,
Speaker 4: people are still stuck on the stimulus checks and they.
Speaker 16: Still still they're still on the demis And everybody got
Speaker 16: arrested for PPP.
Speaker 3: That's true. I was still kicking it with Jasmine Crockets.
Speaker 3: It don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning morning, everybody.
Speaker 8: It's dj NV Jess Hilarius Charlomagne, the guy we are
Speaker 8: the breakfast club. We're still kicking in with Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett.
Speaker 4: Charlamagne, why are you the only person in the Democratic
Speaker 4: Party who seems to understand that the language of politics
Speaker 4: is dead?
Speaker 22: I don't know that I'm the only person.
Speaker 4: Your messages very well, and you message to where people
Speaker 4: can understand. Like one of my little Minte's I don't
Speaker 4: want to say little. She's a grown woman, but she's
Speaker 4: not quite thirty yet. But she saw you in Georgia
Speaker 4: last week. Oh yeah, yeah, and she literally sent me
Speaker 4: a video of you talking because you said to the people,
Speaker 4: you should go out there and support this administration. This
Speaker 4: administration has done a lot. I think you told them
Speaker 4: go google what they've done. You probably don't know what
Speaker 4: they've donecause they've done so much. And she was like,
Speaker 4: I need Jasmin to tell me, you know what exactly
Speaker 4: they did. But I'm saying all that to say, they're
Speaker 4: listening to you and want to hear what you have
Speaker 4: to say.
Speaker 3: Could you message very well?
Speaker 22: I think that.
Speaker 16: I think it's really my legal training, right, Like I
Speaker 16: would walk into jury's all over and when you walk
Speaker 16: in and your talking to a jewelry.
Speaker 22: You're talking to everyday people.
Speaker 16: But I have legal principles that I have to translate,
Speaker 16: and so I had to know what the law was.
Speaker 16: But I had to I couldn't talk to you in Legalese.
Speaker 16: I had to be able to translate for you and be.
Speaker 17: So.
Speaker 16: One of my best friends from law school and in
Speaker 16: law school, we have this dictionary called the Blacks Law Dictionary,
Speaker 16: and so when we were in law school, he'd be like, Yo,
Speaker 16: I don't understand what happened in class. I need you
Speaker 16: to give me the Black's Law version. And so I'd
Speaker 16: be like, so when yo, cousin Pookie like I would
Speaker 16: so I would break it down right. But I think
Speaker 16: that we do get caught up on the language, and
Speaker 16: the reality is that most everyday people don't live in
Speaker 16: our bubble. So we have to make sure that we're
Speaker 16: communicating in a way that they understand and we're doing
Speaker 16: the work. But we also need to do some media training.
Speaker 16: I just talked about that. I'm like, we need everybody
Speaker 16: to do media training. I haven't had any, but be
Speaker 16: because I have been consistently in front of audiences for years,
Speaker 16: I think that I know how to maneuver a little bit,
Speaker 16: but you never know when, like the next tornado or
Speaker 16: whatever is coming through your community, and you have to
Speaker 16: get in front of a camera, and you need to
Speaker 16: be able to communicate with the people that you serve
Speaker 16: and make them understand what you're saying in a very
Speaker 16: digestible and very quick way. We don't talk and sound
Speaker 16: bites either, Like Democrats believe in giving you the entire
Speaker 16: project twenty twenty five, like they want to give you
Speaker 16: like a full thesis. Because we do put a lot
Speaker 16: of thought into stuff. It's why we don't do well
Speaker 16: on messaging on immigration. Immigration has so many layers and
Speaker 16: it's so complicated, and we want to tell everybody and
Speaker 16: it's like we can't do that. Let's just go ahead
Speaker 16: and keep this simple. There's nothing simple about immigration, nothing
Speaker 16: at all. But the simple messaging is winning even if
Speaker 16: it's not true. And that's the other thing. Republicans will lie.
Speaker 16: They will lie just to put something out there, and
Speaker 16: Democrats are like trying to.
Speaker 22: Prove why they're lying, and it's like, when you got
Speaker 22: time for it, just flap them down something.
Speaker 3: I just listen to people.
Speaker 4: Like you said, like I've repeated things that I've heard
Speaker 4: and seen activists in Chicago talking about in regards to
Speaker 4: you know, the border, what I've heard and seen people
Speaker 4: hearing New York talking about when it comes to you know, immigration.
Speaker 4: So it's like I'm repeating what the people are saying. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you can't chalk that up as mag of messaging.
Speaker 22: No, no, no, you can't.
Speaker 16: And we have to listen, Like even if people don't understand,
Speaker 16: like why this or that is happening, we can't make
Speaker 16: people feel uncomfortable with talking to us. We have to
Speaker 16: listen to them and say we understand, and then we
Speaker 16: have to do our best to educate them on what
Speaker 16: it is that we can and what we can't do,
Speaker 16: because some people think that we can fix it all
Speaker 16: and we can't, or they think they don't realize that,
Speaker 16: like nothing's getting fixed because the Republicans control the House,
Speaker 16: Democrats kind of control the Senate, and then we have
Speaker 16: the president. Like it takes an entire team. And that's
Speaker 16: the message that I'm sending everybody is like, don't just
Speaker 16: worry about the top. You need to worry about all
Speaker 16: the way down to the state House. Right now in
Speaker 16: the state of Texas, they're like, you know, what we
Speaker 16: want to bring about, the death penalty for women that
Speaker 16: seek abortions. They literally want you to choose death or death.
Speaker 16: That is insane. So the President of the United States,
Speaker 16: unless he has a Democratic House and send it, he
Speaker 16: can't fix what the state of Texas is doing. So
Speaker 16: you absolutely have to pay attention to who also is
Speaker 16: on the state level that you're voting for. So I
Speaker 16: just want people When I said Google, I was trying
Speaker 16: to make sure that people understand that they also have
Speaker 16: an obligation, right like, we have to do our part.
Speaker 16: We have to educate, We have to communicate. It costs
Speaker 16: a lot of money for us to communicate. You got
Speaker 16: to spend millions and millions of dollars to get on
Speaker 16: cable TV, to get on broadcast TV, to get on radio.
Speaker 16: You have to do a lot to communicate to people,
Speaker 16: to send mail. You don't have to do as much
Speaker 16: to do it on social media, but it takes a lot.
Speaker 16: But I also want people to start understanding that they
Speaker 16: also have an obligation.
Speaker 22: This is your vote.
Speaker 16: If I'm out there telling you to vote for me,
Speaker 16: I'm not gonna tell you the bad stuff about me.
Speaker 16: I'm gonna just sell myself to you, right, But just
Speaker 16: like when you go buy a car, it's like, you know.
Speaker 22: What the car is good and this and that and whatever.
Speaker 16: The car salesman gonna tell you everything amazing, but you
Speaker 16: gotta do your research and you got to find out
Speaker 16: where this car lasts and that kind of stuff. So
Speaker 16: I just also want to encourage people to just jump
Speaker 16: on Google and do a little bit.
Speaker 22: Of research as well.
Speaker 4: Is it true to after the B six comments happened,
Speaker 4: the vice president calls you and just laughed and hung.
Speaker 3: Up the phone.
Speaker 16: She did not call and laugh, But I will tell
Speaker 16: you that I love our vice president and she is very.
Speaker 22: Protective specifically in my opinion.
Speaker 16: I mean she may be protective with some other people,
Speaker 16: but of us as black women.
Speaker 22: So she does call to check.
Speaker 16: She will have us come over to her residence and
Speaker 16: want to sit down and have a very real conversation
Speaker 16: about our challenges because she also experiences a lot of this.
Speaker 16: So I feel like we have an amazing sister circle
Speaker 16: with the Vice president because no matter how big she is,
Speaker 16: she always takes the time. And I'm sitting there like
Speaker 16: you're checking out me, like because I know how they
Speaker 16: come for her throat.
Speaker 4: You know why we're waiting for her to have her
Speaker 4: own clap backs because we saw her in those sining
Speaker 4: hearings back in the day. We know that's in her.
Speaker 4: If you ever sat down with the VP, you know
Speaker 4: that's in her.
Speaker 22: No, the VP, she's got it.
Speaker 16: And obviously she was a trial lawyer as well, and
Speaker 16: she's a black woman, so like she's got it. I
Speaker 16: do want people to understand that when it comes to
Speaker 16: the vice presidential role, it is a supporting cast member.
Speaker 16: And I think that because she is the first of
Speaker 16: her kind, and because we there were people that went
Speaker 16: out and said, I'm voting because they wanted to vote
Speaker 16: for her.
Speaker 3: I want to vote.
Speaker 22: Yeah, there were a lot of people that did that.
Speaker 16: So I think that people want more of her than
Speaker 16: like the actual role allows for our calls for at times,
Speaker 16: right like when I in fact, when I was in Atlanta,
Speaker 16: one of the things I said, I was like, most
Speaker 16: people can't even name five of the vice presidents, Like
Speaker 16: they can't, like they don't know of the vice presidents
Speaker 16: because it's always been a supporting cast member. And I
Speaker 16: think that unfortunately, just like almost everything in black folks
Speaker 16: lives and definitely in black women's lives.
Speaker 22: So much more is expected of us.
Speaker 3: People like you.
Speaker 4: Give me hope in the future of the Democratic Party.
Speaker 4: What's the website for the Bleach Blonde?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, the.
Speaker 16: Class Back Collection dot com. Yes, the Clap Back.
Speaker 3: The Back Collection dot com dot com.
Speaker 22: That's right, Get your shirt, ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 8: Jasmine Crockett, it's the Breakfast Left. Good morning Monday.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 4: Thank you to congress Woman jabing the Crockett for pulling
Speaker 4: up on us. That's right again, she pulled up on
Speaker 4: us about four or five months ago. Y'all paid attention,
Speaker 4: But something tells me y'all paid attention a little bit
Speaker 4: more this morning.
Speaker 3: That's right. Well, we are to Breakfast Club. Let's get
Speaker 3: to jest with the.
Speaker 20: Message is realis just ca Robin Moore just don't do
Speaker 20: no lines, don't don't spell nobody?
Speaker 3: Why jes WORLDWHI on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: He's a She was able to get y'all to see
Speaker 7: something and understand something that nobody could.
Speaker 20: Get you to see.
Speaker 2: That's time to set it off.
Speaker 1: So keim Porter's dad Jake spoke the Rolling Stones recently
Speaker 1: and shed his thoughts about the video of did he
Speaker 1: a sultan Cassie, He said he was disgusted, and he added,
Speaker 1: I wouldn't treat my enemy like that. It was despicable.
Speaker 1: I couldn't believe it. I was in Vietnam and I
Speaker 1: wouldn't do that to my enemy. He probably wasn't on
Speaker 1: the front lines then he was branging it back, But
Speaker 1: Jake answered, and he also answered no when they asked
Speaker 1: him if he had ever seen Colmbs physically abuse his
Speaker 1: daughter Kim during their marriage, and he added that anything
Speaker 1: that he had seen was never to that extent, but
Speaker 1: it made him wonder. He said that Kim loved did he,
Speaker 1: but couldn't live with him in the same home. He
Speaker 1: said in quotes, I think he was a very jealous person.
Speaker 1: They both loved each other. Loves was Kim's love was legitimate,
Speaker 1: Buffy's love. I don't know what he calls love, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean. I really don't think he has
Speaker 1: any idea what love is. He also said he was
Speaker 1: shocked by Diddy's behavior in the video and images, that
Speaker 1: it surprised a lot of people, and he also sent
Speaker 1: his love to Cassie and expressed that now his only
Speaker 1: concern is the kids, his grandchildren. So that came out
Speaker 1: of that. I've seen a lot of people was just
Speaker 1: like to that extent. So he knew something was going on,
Speaker 1: but like he said, he never seen Holmes like physically
Speaker 1: hit her, but like probably just barking at her, very arguing, arguing,
Speaker 1: you know, something like that.
Speaker 4: But yeah, yeah, because you ain't gonna let nobody yell
Speaker 4: at your daughter in front of you, neither might you know,
Speaker 4: you'll stay out the way if it's a argument my
Speaker 4: husband argument, right, Like I d not watching mouth now, husband,
Speaker 4: they weren't they weren't married, right, you know what I mean? Yeah,
Speaker 4: watching mouth now, I'm probably he didn't give the real
Speaker 4: old you ever seen him do anything like that to Kim.
Speaker 1: He's still alive any Yeah. Howard University revokes Didty's honorary degree.
Speaker 1: So the Board of Trustees unanimously voted to revoke Ditty's
Speaker 1: Doctorate of Humanity's honorary degree. The honorary degree was given
Speaker 1: to him in twenty fourteen. The board also agreed to
Speaker 1: return didt He's one million donations to the school, and
Speaker 1: cancel Is pledged to donate an additional million and in
Speaker 1: the scholarship program in his name. The university released a
Speaker 1: statement saying mister Combs's behavior, is captured in a recently
Speaker 1: released video, is so fundamentally incompatible with Howard University's core
Speaker 1: values and beliefs that he is deemed no longer worthy
Speaker 1: to hold the institution's highest honor. They also shared that
Speaker 1: his name will be removed from all the documents listings
Speaker 1: honorary degree recipients of Howard University, and he'll lose all
Speaker 1: honors and privileges associated with the degree.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 4: I know he olded him one million because he said
Speaker 4: he was going to donate and never did. But you
Speaker 4: said he gave them another million.
Speaker 1: Yeah, million before the additional one, and he said that
Speaker 1: he was gonna give that he didn't give. He gave
Speaker 1: a million and they returned it.
Speaker 3: Like I understand revoking the degree.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't give the money back, though, because that money
Speaker 4: goes to kids who actually need right, that goes.
Speaker 3: To scholarships and things of that nature. I wouldn't give
Speaker 3: the money back. Yeah, but how do you take his
Speaker 3: how do you take that degree back? You know what
Speaker 3: I mean?
Speaker 8: Because the reason you take it right back, But the
Speaker 8: reason he got the degree was the things that he
Speaker 8: did for Howard that regardless of who he is as
Speaker 8: a person and how nasty that video is.
Speaker 3: He still did a lot for students at Howard University. Correct.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't want him to have an honorary degree.
Speaker 4: I don't want him to be in a represent amni institution.
Speaker 1: I don't even want him, like they don't even want
Speaker 1: him associated with the school, Like it goes against the
Speaker 1: core beliefs and and the value.
Speaker 8: He went there for two years though, didn't he It's
Speaker 8: an he did go that he did go. He went
Speaker 8: to that con every day, went there for two years.
Speaker 8: Did he went to Howard? He just didn't graduate. He
Speaker 8: didn't graduate.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Oh, he didn't graduated graduate. He went there and is
Speaker 1: younger he went when he was in college. Yeah, you
Speaker 1: like back in the day, what me?
Speaker 3: What do you?
Speaker 8: I'm just asking, how do you just give the money back?
Speaker 8: When what he's saying a degree? What he paid for
Speaker 8: the degree?
Speaker 3: That's what I said, what are you saying this morning?
Speaker 3: It's an honorary degree they gave him.
Speaker 8: They take it back because of but they gave him
Speaker 8: that degree because of all the help that he gave Howard.
Speaker 3: Understand and wanting to take it back.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't give the money back though. The money you
Speaker 4: go to, the money you stayed with this take the degree.
Speaker 1: You got to tell you no, you don't know, you don't. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's a difference in opinion. That's what the people and
Speaker 1: the comments were arguing back and forth, like no, he
Speaker 1: don't need to get the money back. Does that help students?
Speaker 1: And then like, h no, give it. If you're going
Speaker 1: to take his honorary degree, then but this is the thing,
Speaker 1: what they have taken his degree if he did graduate
Speaker 1: and actually earn it.
Speaker 3: Huh, you can't take that, you heard. No, degree, you
Speaker 3: can't take that.
Speaker 1: That's why when you buy a degree, that's take that
Speaker 1: going back. So all right now moving on. Ryan Garcia
Speaker 1: arrested for vandalism in Beverly Hills. He was detained in
Speaker 1: California on Saturday for this.
Speaker 23: Professional boxer Ryan Garcia is free tonight after being arrested
Speaker 23: linked this afternoon for felony vandalism at the Waldorf Astoria
Speaker 23: in Beverly Hills. Beverly Hills police say Garcia caused fifteen
Speaker 23: thousand dollars worth.
Speaker 1: Of damage to hotel property.
Speaker 23: What the twenty five year old fighter actually broke is
Speaker 23: still unclear. After being booked, ESPN reporting the fighter complained
Speaker 23: of a medical issue and was taken to Cedar son
Speaker 23: A Medical center. His attorney says the boxer may also
Speaker 23: be charged with public intoxication. Garcia is now free with
Speaker 23: no court date having been set.
Speaker 1: Yeah, any damage over four hundred dollars can be considered
Speaker 1: a felony in California, So that's crazy. How Dick can't
Speaker 1: tell is what he broke or anything. But his attorney,
Speaker 1: Darren Shazebbe Chavez, issued a statement say yes being Saturday
Speaker 1: night and said Ryan has been open about his struggles
Speaker 1: with mental health over the past few years, and at
Speaker 1: this time, he is dealing with an immense emotional burden.
Speaker 1: The support and understanding from fans and the public are
Speaker 1: crucial as he navigates through these personal challenges. We are
Speaker 1: working diligently to provide Ryan with the resources he needs.
Speaker 1: And then he recently received devastating news about his mother's
Speaker 1: health that may have led to these events.
Speaker 4: So yeah, even though he won his last fight, you know,
Speaker 4: and I know that they said he was playing leading
Speaker 4: up to the to the to the fight there's clearly
Speaker 4: something going on. I mean, they took they took him
Speaker 4: away in handcuffs, and he had a helmet on, y'all.
Speaker 4: It was a motorcycle helmet, but it was still a helmet.
Speaker 1: How you know he didn't pull up in a motorcycle.
Speaker 3: What are you trying?
Speaker 4: And why wouldn't the police take the helmet office helmet
Speaker 4: off and while they put him in a handcuff Everybody
Speaker 4: be trying to be funny man, because there's no reason
Speaker 4: for this man to be in handcuffs and wearing a
Speaker 4: motorcycle helmet. Unless they thought he was going to bang
Speaker 4: his head against something when he got into the police.
Speaker 1: That could be very well, that is right. You don't know.
Speaker 1: But let's just keep him in the prayers. That's just
Speaker 1: what it is. And that is your just with a
Speaker 1: mess for a second half, to keep.
Speaker 4: Him in the prayers, not yours, whoever want to pray
Speaker 4: for him. Okay, that's it, Jesus, all right, we are
Speaker 4: giving your donky two.
Speaker 3: Man man four after the hour.
Speaker 4: We need a young person named Christy all right, Christiterman
Speaker 4: from Florida to come to the front of the congregation.
Speaker 4: We would like to have a word with her. Did
Speaker 4: you know that you can legally steal a car? We'll
Speaker 4: discuss all right, we'll.
Speaker 3: Get to that next. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 3: if you're like to into the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 15: I really got.
Speaker 2: In the Bronx, not setting.
Speaker 3: The craziest people in America come from the Bronx and.
Speaker 24: All the po Why does the Sunshine States consistently produce
Speaker 24: such strange names?
Speaker 20: If I'll catch all that excity, I'm Whizzard gene.
Speaker 7: Is.
Speaker 15: Just want to be many wacky news stories out of Florida.
Speaker 3: On the Breakfast Club. Oh that kills me every time.
Speaker 4: Man's lutha Kodak black Man Donkey Today from Monday, June
Speaker 4: tenth goes to a thirty seven year old Florida.
Speaker 3: Woman named Christy Turman.
Speaker 4: Now, what did your uncle Shahla always tell you about
Speaker 4: the great state of Florida. The craziest people in America
Speaker 4: come from the Bronx and all of Florida, and today
Speaker 4: is no exception. In fact, today is so nuts. I'm
Speaker 4: still trying to figure out the why. See, Christy woke
Speaker 4: up and decided today is the day she wanted to
Speaker 4: steal a car. Not just steal a car, she wanted
Speaker 4: to steal a car from an actual dealership. Her reasoning
Speaker 4: for wanting to steal a car from an actual dealership
Speaker 4: was so she could do it legally. I can't make
Speaker 4: this kind of stuff up. Let's go to due channel
Speaker 4: eight for the report.
Speaker 24: Please and Japanese responded to a call from a female
Speaker 24: stating that she was attempting to steal a vehicle from
Speaker 24: the dealership parking lot and I wanted the police to know.
Speaker 12: So she could do it legally.
Speaker 22: Take a listen to the nine one one call.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to steal a car not legally mine, so
Speaker 2: y'all gotta come make a report.
Speaker 15: I'm reporting this.
Speaker 24: Deputy's arrhyved on scene and observe the thirty seven year
Speaker 24: old Christy Lee Terman exiting the driver's side of the
Speaker 24: stolen Corolla. According to termin she was being trained in
Speaker 24: a game of Black Ops to steal a car, but
Speaker 24: called nine one one an attempt to make her car
Speaker 24: jacking legal. Terman was arrested and charged with trespassing. Her
Speaker 24: history includes a variety of charges such as petty theft, robbery,
Speaker 24: and aggravated battery.
Speaker 4: I still don't know what the hell is going on
Speaker 4: here steal a car from the dealership so she could
Speaker 4: do it legally?
Speaker 3: There is no such thing.
Speaker 4: Maybe where did you think you could steal a car legally?
Speaker 3: Where you learned that from YouTube? You heard the phone call?
Speaker 3: Christy told deputy she was.
Speaker 4: Being trained in a game of black ops to steal
Speaker 4: a car. Would call it authorities to make her car
Speaker 4: jacking legal. I'm concerned that deputies did not find any drugs.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 4: You know when you hear a story like this, you
Speaker 4: know you waiting to hear that the person was on drugs.
Speaker 4: I had some type of mental issues. None of that, Okay,
Speaker 4: none of that here. This is just pure, uncut flawda
Speaker 4: all right, because I'm trying to steal a car that's
Speaker 4: not legally mine. So y'all better come make a report.
Speaker 4: I'm reporting this. I don't even know what that means,
Speaker 4: all right. I literally did some research, and by research,
Speaker 4: I mean I had my folks asked chat GPT, and
Speaker 4: chat GPT said it's not possible to legally steal a car.
Speaker 4: Just in case you needed to know, all right, it said,
Speaker 4: stealing a car is a criminal act and it's punishable
Speaker 4: by law. If you are interested in acquiring a car,
Speaker 4: you should consider legal methods such as one purchasing buying
Speaker 4: a car from a dealership or a private seller. To leasing,
Speaker 4: leasing a car from a dealership which allows you to
Speaker 4: use the car for a set period while making monthly payments.
Speaker 3: Three renting renting a.
Speaker 4: Car for short term use from a rental agency, and
Speaker 4: four financing getting a loan from a bank or financial
Speaker 4: institution to buy a car. If you have any questions
Speaker 4: of these processes, are need advice on acquiring a car legally,
Speaker 4: feel free to ask. That's what chat GPT told us. Okay,
Speaker 4: the moral of the story is there is no legal
Speaker 4: way to steal a car. This young lady says she
Speaker 4: was being trained in a game of black ops. I
Speaker 4: didn't even know they steal cars in black ops. I
Speaker 4: thought that was grand theft auto. Okay, this is like
Speaker 4: getting caught with kilos and cocaine and saying you was
Speaker 4: being trained in the game of narcoles rides of the
Speaker 4: car to hell.
Speaker 3: Look, man, I don't know what else to tell y'all. Okay,
Speaker 3: but there is no legal way to steal a car.
Speaker 4: And Christy was arrested and it's facing trespassing charges and
Speaker 4: What bothers me the most about this is I took
Speaker 4: the time to Google and do chat GPT just to
Speaker 4: make sure I wasn't missing something, because hey, Christy, MAYE
Speaker 4: know something that we don't know. But guess what, I'm
Speaker 4: mad at myself now because I knew better, my spirit
Speaker 4: the spiritual being than I am, one hundred percent knew
Speaker 4: that there was no legal way to steal a car.
Speaker 4: But the human in me just couldn't accept that. So
Speaker 4: I went digging, and I couldn't find not one solitary
Speaker 4: reason for her to do this other than she's from Florida.
Speaker 3: Please give Christie Turman the sweet sounds of the Hamiltons.
Speaker 3: Oh no, you are the dog of the day, the
Speaker 3: doge a theday ye. All right, well, thank you for
Speaker 3: that donkey to day.
Speaker 8: Now, when we come back, let's open up the phone
Speaker 8: lines eight hundred five eight five one on five. One
Speaker 8: question is what do you do when you forget somebody's name?
Speaker 3: Ask him? Now, this story comes for Friday, when we
Speaker 3: were in the studio.
Speaker 8: We were leaving the studio, and I've seen Charlemagne, kind
Speaker 8: of a boy the cubicles outside the studio.
Speaker 3: There's a bunch of kids.
Speaker 8: By the cubicles, right, and a gentleman that works up
Speaker 8: here that we've known for a long.
Speaker 3: Time, Mike. I know Mike very well. Now Charlomagne knows
Speaker 3: his name is not true. Let me tell you mike name,
Speaker 3: Let me tell you what happened.
Speaker 8: So, so the gentleman said, hey, Charlamagne, can I get
Speaker 8: a book? And can you sign it for me?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 8: So, Charlemagne, I guess, really didn't know his names. Do
Speaker 8: you spell it with an I or why?
Speaker 3: So he looks like what so Charlamagne, y K E
Speaker 3: M I K.
Speaker 8: Charlamagne signs it. Charlamagne thought the gentleman's name is Tony.
Speaker 3: That is not true.
Speaker 4: Charlamone signs a T and because he's finding the Bronx,
Speaker 4: I'm top of New York.
Speaker 8: No, that's not it, it all and this is how
Speaker 8: bad it was. So when I woke out, Charlamagne says,
Speaker 8: envy spell his name? I don't know, So I'm like,
Speaker 8: I just you know, just turn around and keep it
Speaker 8: movies making hey yea to realize that Charlemagne spelled his
Speaker 8: name t O and why his real name is Mike.
Speaker 3: So Charlamagne signed the book Tony his name.
Speaker 4: Is Mike making up stuff? The man name I signed,
Speaker 4: the man name I said, peace Mike t o n
Speaker 4: y top of New York after he found out his
Speaker 4: name was Mike. Back when Mike, this man is making
Speaker 4: up stuff on this rig, that is the truth physics.
Speaker 1: You wrote him a whole situation, but you keep writing.
Speaker 1: See the gardener else book.
Speaker 3: I signed, he just puts on.
Speaker 4: And the reason I asked people their name because everybody
Speaker 4: spells their name different. They ain't like when we was
Speaker 4: growing up, when you knew how to spell Tasha. Tashauld
Speaker 4: be spelled all types of crazy ways. Now so like
Speaker 4: Mike be spelled all types of crazy ways. Everybody want
Speaker 4: to be different. There's only one way to spell Mike
Speaker 4: m I k no, that's one way to spell it.
Speaker 4: But people spell it differentas because they pronounce a different with
Speaker 4: the n y k E. I've seen an m y
Speaker 4: k e.
Speaker 3: You never.
Speaker 8: But anyway eight hundred and five eighty five one O
Speaker 8: five one how if you if you don't know somebody's name,
Speaker 8: how do you ask them?
Speaker 3: How do you? Actually?
Speaker 4: M y k e is a boy's name and it
Speaker 4: means It's an old English word which means meek our humble,
Speaker 4: are merciful, actually be talking.
Speaker 3: Every day you prove why Hampton should revoke your degree.
Speaker 3: They can't. I don't mind they can't.
Speaker 1: I do know a comedian name, Mike is m y
Speaker 1: k e yes.
Speaker 8: So the question is like Charlamagne on Friday. What do
Speaker 8: you do when you forget somebody's name where you don't
Speaker 8: know their name? That is the question? Then eight hundred
Speaker 8: five eight five.
Speaker 3: One oh five. I know your name, Mike, I don't
Speaker 3: know what they be talking about it though his name
Speaker 3: is Tony, it's not true. Definitely his name man. That
Speaker 3: is the question.
Speaker 8: Let's talk about it's not true. That is the truth.
Speaker 8: What do you do when you forget somebody's name? Eight
Speaker 8: hundred five eight five one o five one. When I'm
Speaker 8: with my wife, I always be like, hey, you know Gia, right,
Speaker 8: and then I just spin off and then Gia knows
Speaker 8: to ask them I don't know your wife's name?
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: If I'm winning somebody and I don't want to their name,
Speaker 3: I introduced my wife, I'll be like, you know, dear,
Speaker 3: and then I spin off and Gia knows. She let's discuss.
Speaker 3: It's the breakfast club. When I get this dude, pull out,
Speaker 3: pull out your phone, fall in right now. You call
Speaker 3: me add your opinion to the Breakfast Club top break
Speaker 3: it down. Eight hundred five eight five one oh five
Speaker 3: one The Breakfast Club. My phone, it's topic.
Speaker 4: Time called eight hundred five eight five one oh five
Speaker 4: one to join into the discussion with the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Morning everybody.
Speaker 8: It's DJ en Vy, Jess Hilarius, Charlomage the guy. We
Speaker 8: are the Breakfast Club. Now, if you're just joining us,
Speaker 8: we're asking eight hundred five eight five one five one.
Speaker 8: What do you do when you're talking to somebody and
Speaker 8: you forget their name, or you're supposed to know their
Speaker 8: name and you don't. This happened Friday. A gentleman working
Speaker 8: here asks Charlomage for a book. Charlomage signed the book.
Speaker 8: The gentleman's name is Mike, and Charlemagne put Tony in
Speaker 8: the book.
Speaker 3: Right, I did not? You're telling his live got his book, Mike,
Speaker 3: Mike can read his book exactly.
Speaker 1: What makes he's hem and Charlamagne have known each other
Speaker 1: for years.
Speaker 3: Yes, they sit there back and forth and joke each
Speaker 3: other and everything. So why wouldn't you think I know
Speaker 3: Mike name? You definitely didn't know his name. So the
Speaker 3: question is eight hundred five you spell it with a
Speaker 3: y r. I know you put Tony bro. So that
Speaker 3: was k E M y k E.
Speaker 4: And I put Tony because he's from the Bronx and
Speaker 4: he wraps the Bronx.
Speaker 3: Heavy always tells me to stop giving the Bronx a
Speaker 3: hard time. So I put t o n Y top
Speaker 3: of New York.
Speaker 1: That's a lot of small. That's that's crazy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a lot of small.
Speaker 8: So what I was saying is if I don't know
Speaker 8: somebody's name and I'm with my wife, I always say, hey,
Speaker 8: this is my wife, Gia and I spin off, and
Speaker 8: Gia knows to get their name because she knows.
Speaker 5: Me.
Speaker 8: If there's somebody there, she's like, oh this my husband's
Speaker 8: showing and she'll spin and I'll be like, oh, what's
Speaker 8: your name? And that's how we get each other's names,
Speaker 8: because I always forget everybody's name.
Speaker 3: That is just me. How do you if you don't
Speaker 3: know somebody's name, I.
Speaker 1: Just don't approach them. I just walk up to them.
Speaker 3: And start talking, just talking, not even say a name.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you, yo, Yeah, Like I just now if
Speaker 1: it's somebody who now if it's like it depends on
Speaker 1: if you're a person when you're hitting my phone, because
Speaker 1: sometimes I may forget. If you tell me your name
Speaker 1: and not forget, I may be like, yo, what would
Speaker 1: you say your name was? Again? If I'm trying to
Speaker 1: save your number. But if it's a conversation, I just
Speaker 1: walk up to people and start talking. I don't be like,
Speaker 1: oh hey, uh what was that? Or no, save my
Speaker 1: number on your phone and I'd be like, yeah, you
Speaker 1: save it.
Speaker 3: I'd be like that's it. I'll say what's your name?
Speaker 3: If I don't know your name, I'd be like, what's
Speaker 3: your name again? What's your name again? Why do you
Speaker 3: do that to Mike?
Speaker 4: Because I know Mike's name? Crazy person making up stuff.
Speaker 8: You didn't know, Michael. All right, we have Shade on
Speaker 8: the line. Shay, good morning. Hey, Shay, good monk. Your
Speaker 8: phone sound crazy? Sha Can you take yourself bluetooth right fast?
Speaker 2: You're not on bluetooth.
Speaker 19: You can't hear me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're cutting it out.
Speaker 16: Okay, So how when I don't remember somebody's name, I
Speaker 16: can tell the little baby.
Speaker 19: Like hello baby, good morning, little baby.
Speaker 16: And they's so happy. We from were from from.
Speaker 1: Virginia because I know they do that. In Detroit, they
Speaker 1: called me.
Speaker 3: Little baby, Thank you, Shay.
Speaker 4: I don't know if I like the little baby thing. Wow,
Speaker 4: because that sounded a little too intimate. Why you call
Speaker 4: me a little baby?
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. And I ain't no rapper.
Speaker 3: I'm a little baby.
Speaker 8: But that's why I called what's up mama? Or what's
Speaker 8: up my cheek? Just because I don't.
Speaker 3: Like the mama thing either. I told you that already.
Speaker 17: Now.
Speaker 3: Mama is just in New York, you call everybody mama.
Speaker 3: I damn, because I can't remember nobody names. Young college
Speaker 3: girls don't care what's up mama? What's up mama?
Speaker 4: That's like the old man in the club. That's just stupid.
Speaker 1: That's you used to have old time about what a
Speaker 1: little baby like that? You when you was trying to
Speaker 1: mock to girl?
Speaker 3: Oh yes, because that's how it sounds. It just sounds
Speaker 3: of scream, hello, little bit, Hello, Hey mama, what's going on?
Speaker 3: Seet's sound fine? I don't know her name. What's your name?
Speaker 17: Hey?
Speaker 19: My name is Jess. How y'all doing this morning?
Speaker 3: What's up? Jess? So what do you do? When you
Speaker 3: don't know somebody's name, Jess, So listen.
Speaker 19: This happened to me all the time. I went to
Speaker 19: touch the university, and I like to bring people the
Speaker 19: homecoming and so I know faces, but I don't remember names.
Speaker 19: I always tell whoever's with me is like, listen, if
Speaker 19: I don't say their name first, then I need you
Speaker 19: to be like hey, whatever. So I'd be like, hey,
Speaker 19: this my friends such and such, and then they shake
Speaker 19: their heads and then they say their name. Did I
Speaker 19: make sure I say the name after that and I.
Speaker 3: Can remember I do the same thing, gotcha? Don't that work?
Speaker 19: But I want to ask I want to ask Charlamagne something,
Speaker 19: guy Mike does he looked like he was born in
Speaker 19: the nineteen hundred.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, he was definitely born in the nine hundreds.
Speaker 3: He was all born in nineteen hundreds. Absolutely, So you know, good?
Speaker 19: And where that man's name is not spelled with no,
Speaker 19: why we speeling I'm like, m I K no.
Speaker 3: Charlamagne thought his name was Tony, so he didn't know
Speaker 3: if you go for T O N I. By the way,
Speaker 3: tony is the same thing spelled with.
Speaker 12: An I R O Y.
Speaker 1: Usually for women to spelled with an eye.
Speaker 19: I think he thought that man's name was Tony.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I don't assume nothing no more.
Speaker 4: Because when you be out here these book signings and
Speaker 4: people be telling you their name, literally my name is Tasha,
Speaker 4: and I'd be like t A, Like no, it's t
Speaker 4: O s t h A.
Speaker 3: You're like god, damn.
Speaker 8: The books sound a little differ. You're telling them to
Speaker 8: write it down first, so that way you never get
Speaker 8: it wrong. Like write your name now first.
Speaker 3: That's easy.
Speaker 8: But when you meet when it's somebody you're supposed to know,
Speaker 8: like Mike, Mike, Yeah right, luthor, Mike Kelly, good morning.
Speaker 5: Good morning, how are you guys? Man? First?
Speaker 2: What your name?
Speaker 5: Great? Great job to uh Jess, welcome to the family,
Speaker 5: A great addition.
Speaker 3: But your name, MV.
Speaker 5: My name is Kelly Peters.
Speaker 3: Kelly, his name is Kelly.
Speaker 1: Nice, thank you.
Speaker 3: This is a woman.
Speaker 5: I just wanted to tell Jess. Great great edition to
Speaker 5: the team. Uh, Charlot mane keep that pressure on the
Speaker 5: neck with the books and everything, and get your kids
Speaker 5: to my hip hop studio. We're at Tom square Man
Speaker 5: break house.
Speaker 13: Some one.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, what do you teach hip hop?
Speaker 5: We teach hip hop? We specialized in hip hop and
Speaker 5: Marshall dance.
Speaker 3: For I mean he is like one. I mean he's
Speaker 3: top percentile. There's mad dancing.
Speaker 4: Key literally said get him to my hip hops, to
Speaker 4: my dance studio.
Speaker 1: He's gonna get him to my hip hops.
Speaker 8: My bad, I think he said, to my dance studio,
Speaker 8: My bad, My bad. Man, my guy, Mari teaches him
Speaker 8: hip hop. Now you know Mari and out in Jersey.
Speaker 5: No, Mari, Yes, I do know. I do know Mari uh.
Speaker 5: And he's joke. But I'm gonna tell you, man, I
Speaker 5: will definitely elevate him and take him to the next level.
Speaker 5: We could talk more after. I know that you guys
Speaker 5: have a lot you gotta get done today, but I
Speaker 5: just wanted to make sure that you knew that I
Speaker 5: got something for you and your fam man for your kids.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, now what talking about forgetting somebody's name?
Speaker 5: Yes, so you know, obviously, I'm in a situation that
Speaker 5: I'm around a lot of people, are kids and parents
Speaker 5: a lot. Uh. And usually when I'm with my partner
Speaker 5: or if i'm with uh, you know one of my
Speaker 5: associates that worked, I will introduce my associate first, or
Speaker 5: my partner first and allowed that person to save their
Speaker 5: name after yep, you all.
Speaker 3: Do the same thing. Okay, well, thank you. What's the
Speaker 3: name of your dance group?
Speaker 5: The name of the dance studio was brick House NYC,
Speaker 5: Times Square, black owned, female owned. I'm not a female, obviously.
Speaker 11: But my business partner is a female and uh yeah, man,
Speaker 11: pull up.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna look you up. I'm gonna put your whole
Speaker 3: to get all your information.
Speaker 5: All right, thank you, brother, thank you.
Speaker 1: You know you sure you ain't get on the ring.
Speaker 1: Hip hop school.
Speaker 8: I thought he just said studio. Oh no, hip hop
Speaker 8: he just said. I thought he just said dance studios.
Speaker 1: My hip hop school.
Speaker 3: I thought he had dance studio.
Speaker 8: All right, your mouth, Jess eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 8: one oh five one. We're asking what do you do
Speaker 8: when you don't know somebody's name you're supposed to know.
Speaker 8: This conversation comes from Charlemagne on Friday. We've been working
Speaker 8: with this gentleman for a long time. An Charlomagne talks
Speaker 8: to this man every day. The man says, Charlamage signed
Speaker 8: the book at Charlomage to five five on five. What
Speaker 8: do you do when you forget the person's name. Let's
Speaker 8: talk about it. This is the breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: We want.
Speaker 4: If y'all talking about it, you know, we talking to
Speaker 4: it's toping T called eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 4: five one to join into the discussion with.
Speaker 3: The breakfast Club. Morning everybody. It's the j n V.
Speaker 8: Just Hiliarrius Charlomage the God. We are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: We're asking what do you do when you forget somebody's name?
Speaker 8: Somebody that you're supposed to know their name. Now, this
Speaker 8: conversation comes Friday, when we were leaving the studio.
Speaker 3: A gentleman that works up his name is Mike's waking
Speaker 3: up here for a long time. We see him all
Speaker 3: the time. We have conversations with the brother.
Speaker 20: Uh.
Speaker 8: He hasd Charlamage to sign this book, and Charlemagne signed
Speaker 8: TONI the brother's name is Mike. You keeping Charlamagne did
Speaker 8: not know this guy's name. I'm gonna tell you why,
Speaker 8: because then Charlomagne asked me your emmy spell his name.
Speaker 8: Charlemagne didn't know what the guy's name was, So we're
Speaker 8: asking him is Mike eight five eight five one five one?
Speaker 8: What do you do when you don't remember somebody's name,
Speaker 8: especially that you're supposed to.
Speaker 3: Hello is this?
Speaker 19: This is from Vegas?
Speaker 3: A cammy from Vegas. How you feeling.
Speaker 19: I'm good this morning.
Speaker 15: How are you guys?
Speaker 3: I'm good, Cammy ken What you're doing this week in Caimmy?
Speaker 19: This weekend, I'm going wine tasting wan tasa.
Speaker 8: Oh okay, I was gonna invite you because I'm gonna
Speaker 8: be out in Vegas Friday. Invite you to a concert.
Speaker 8: But if you're going wine tasting, enjoy the wine tasting.
Speaker 15: Oh thank you?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 8: But eight hundred and five eight five, one oh five one?
Speaker 8: What do you do when you forget somebody's name?
Speaker 3: Mama?
Speaker 5: So if it's a girl, I just be like, hey girl,
Speaker 5: what's up?
Speaker 2: Then I'm like, what a big homie?
Speaker 6: How you doing well?
Speaker 14: Man?
Speaker 19: If I'm around somebody, I'm like, who the hell is that?
Speaker 14: Now?
Speaker 3: What about it? If it's like Charlemagne's side, that ain't
Speaker 3: big homie? What do you say?
Speaker 5: What up?
Speaker 2: Blowing homie?
Speaker 5: Whatever?
Speaker 3: No, big homie, a little homie on God. Nothing to
Speaker 3: do with side little man man man man man. By
Speaker 3: the way.
Speaker 4: People are hip to that though, because don't be the
Speaker 4: people that be like you don't know my name?
Speaker 3: Do you like like.
Speaker 4: People people understand or they be like you don't you
Speaker 4: don't even remember who I am doing?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Some people, Yeah they can read in.
Speaker 8: Stephon, get third Stepan? What do you do when you
Speaker 8: don't know somebody's name? Stephone?
Speaker 3: What's going on?
Speaker 1: Good morning?
Speaker 6: First of all, like you said, MV if you you know,
Speaker 6: if I'm with my girl, usually i'll introduce her and
Speaker 6: the other person will usually say their name. But if
Speaker 6: I'm by myself, what I usually do is, you know,
Speaker 6: I'll talk to the person and then at the end,
Speaker 6: I'll just hand them my phone as if I got
Speaker 6: a new phone or whatever.
Speaker 3: They type in.
Speaker 6: Their name and then they give it back to me.
Speaker 6: Then I'm able to put the nickname. You know, they
Speaker 6: got a limp, it's Danny would a limp if it
Speaker 6: you know, if it's Mikayla, it's Musty.
Speaker 4: Michayla, or you know, we're trying to remember remember that
Speaker 4: stick Michael?
Speaker 3: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 14: Good morning?
Speaker 5: What up?
Speaker 2: Though?
Speaker 14: Is Jay Cotton? Hey?
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 10: Brother?
Speaker 3: What do you do when you get somebody hinting? Yo?
Speaker 14: So what I do is I'm pretty I'm pretty popular
Speaker 14: in my scene. I get a lot of people running
Speaker 14: up on me because I'm a step so when they
Speaker 14: when they come up on me and I don't know them,
Speaker 14: I just be like, hey man, I'll pull my phone out.
Speaker 14: How you stay your name again? Bro?
Speaker 10: Like?
Speaker 14: Is it two ess? Is it two things?
Speaker 3: That's what Charlamagne to do. That's what Charlamagne try to do.
Speaker 3: Like Tony and the guy's name is Mike.
Speaker 14: I'm telling you what work. Look, Charlie Maye, I got it.
Speaker 14: I wrote to a new throng man for your donkey
Speaker 14: of today, go like this. You are the dunk other day. Hey, Curtisy,
Speaker 14: your Charlotte may Yeah.
Speaker 4: You should have you should have said you are a
Speaker 4: donkey to day courtesy and Charla mcgay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, talking about a list.
Speaker 14: That's what you want.
Speaker 2: Okay, go ahead, all right, here we go.
Speaker 14: You are the dunkie of the day. Hey, Curtis, see
Speaker 14: your Charlotte again by hey, just now she's pregnant. Day
Speaker 14: be to the last ghost spend them red tod. I'm
Speaker 14: telling you what's that.
Speaker 3: I like the little Joe to see what that cry
Speaker 3: for you? Cadence, Yeah you hear I like it. I
Speaker 3: like it. I like it telling me a chef name.
Speaker 3: What's your chef names?
Speaker 14: Rapping chef Jay cotton man j conton Cotton, like the
Speaker 14: fabric of our lives.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't want no chef that singing though. That
Speaker 3: would be trying to do it on Valentine's Day, though
Speaker 3: the ladies do.
Speaker 4: Chef woman, your wife will love it. Shut up, boy,
Speaker 4: your wife hut him a little ben, little little baby.
Speaker 3: Shut up and.
Speaker 14: Then bo you I cotton and y'all have a great day.
Speaker 1: Man, thank you?
Speaker 3: You forget your name?
Speaker 1: Your name is true traumatizing slavery.
Speaker 3: What's the all of the story, guys, and all of
Speaker 3: the stories.
Speaker 4: If you don't know somebody names just asked him, it's okay,
Speaker 4: it's okay to be like, yeah.
Speaker 1: But you know what I've seen. I have seen Charlamagne
Speaker 1: right at the Fastibal, Yo, somebody come up to him
Speaker 1: and be like remember I was the one that he'd
Speaker 1: be like, oh, and as soon as they walk ahead,
Speaker 1: I'm like that I don't know, yo. People will be
Speaker 1: like he remembered me, Like maybe I don't remember ya.
Speaker 1: I know you'd be like.
Speaker 4: Oh, that don't mean I remember that, just mean like
Speaker 4: if you come up to me and you'll be like, yo,
Speaker 4: you remember such and be like oh oh yeah, yeah, okay.
Speaker 3: But that don't mean I remember it. It's like yeah, okay, No, no,
Speaker 3: I'm not. I'm just I'm just he's just telling me.
Speaker 8: Something like oh okay, yeah, okay. You know it's luthor
Speaker 8: Mike that works up here. You know he didn't know
Speaker 8: your name. I got Mike tony Man for New York
Speaker 8: e O n y baby, we got just with the
Speaker 8: mess coming up?
Speaker 1: Yes we did.
Speaker 4: Now see when just do that, that means she don't
Speaker 4: know nothing up.
Speaker 1: I just don't remember. I don't know. Y'all gonna find out.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be juicy whatever it is, so stay tuned, all.
Speaker 3: Right, we'll get to it. Next is the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: The Morning, The Breakfast Club, All right, morning everybody.
Speaker 8: It's Steve j n V, jess Hilarious, Charlamage, the God
Speaker 8: we are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Let's get to Jest with the mess you is.
Speaker 20: Real, butther Larus, Jessica, Robin Moore just don't do no lines,
Speaker 20: don't do.
Speaker 3: Stand up.
Speaker 2: World?
Speaker 3: Why Jest World? Which on the Breakfast Club. She's a
Speaker 3: coaching ship.
Speaker 7: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 7: understand something that nobody could.
Speaker 3: Get you to see this.
Speaker 1: Timas set it off, Okate Lamel is working and Zeros
Speaker 1: teases the new podcast it dropped. Finally, their official trailer
Speaker 1: to tease their newest project is called The Auntie Podcast.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: Remember, I don't know if that was one of y'all
Speaker 1: or what, but remember, you know we got Tokyo Tony
Speaker 1: who is black China's mom, Tim Kemp that's you know,
Speaker 1: Rick Rossby mother. And then Carlisa Sadfold that's blue Face mom.
Speaker 1: I don't know if it was y'all, it was somebody
Speaker 1: else that was like, they need a show. They finally
Speaker 1: got it, their podcast and it's a visual. You can
Speaker 1: watch it or listen to it. It's gonna go crazy.
Speaker 1: And we have a little snippet of their trailer we have.
Speaker 22: Today next guest.
Speaker 3: Now, god, I'm gonna reach over this table.
Speaker 9: I'm not you know, that's right, y'all, y'all gotta get
Speaker 9: off the innisday.
Speaker 3: I wonder why they positioned it as a podcast and
Speaker 3: not just a talk.
Speaker 1: Show because you can listen to it as well. It's
Speaker 1: a lot of people that's not They ain't gonna pay
Speaker 1: for zeus just to watch it. I mean, so they
Speaker 1: got the podcast popping it in. It's good to see
Speaker 1: Lamel going into other lanes too, like you got the
Speaker 1: podcasts popping off. But Yo, some of the guests they
Speaker 1: had on, they had Big Freedom on, they had oc
Speaker 1: bar V who stands some drama. They had, uh, what's
Speaker 1: that guy named the crazy guy?
Speaker 14: Here?
Speaker 1: Mimmy and Kanye West. You got Antonio Brown heb yeah,
Speaker 1: he on there.
Speaker 3: That's why I said that should position it as a
Speaker 3: talk show like mama.
Speaker 1: That's that's exactly what his position is. It's just that
Speaker 1: it's also a podcast as well. But yeah, they're presenting
Speaker 1: it as a podcast, but it's gonna be a visual
Speaker 1: show too. Yo, it's gonna be crazy. I'm mad. I
Speaker 1: m had to go ahead and watch that, Like, I
Speaker 1: don't know, I might pay that little subscription.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: You're already a Platin member.
Speaker 12: No, I'm not.
Speaker 1: My little sister is and I used her account for
Speaker 1: Justin's cabaret. And so we're here because you use my account.
Speaker 4: Account because y'all came over talking about you gotta watch you.
Speaker 1: Got to watch watch still watch. Yeah, I know, Oh
Speaker 1: my gosh. Anyway, speaking of shows, George Lopez leaves stage.
Speaker 1: He had a comedy show at Eagle Mountain Casino Friday night,
Speaker 1: and during his set, fans kept shouting things out and
Speaker 1: it clearly annoyed him. The things that they were shotting
Speaker 1: out aren't clear, but one fan reportedly shouted and asked
Speaker 1: if he could buy George a drink, if she could
Speaker 1: buy him a drink during his set. It doesn't seem
Speaker 1: like they were really heckling him, but they also wouldn't
Speaker 1: stop talking, and after asking him three times, George Lopez
Speaker 1: just dropped Mike walked off set. The casino released this statement,
Speaker 1: but listen to the show, Like listen, you can barely
Speaker 1: make out what he's saying, but this is a little
Speaker 1: snippet of wagon. Yeah, he was done after that.
Speaker 8: Now, DJ a lot of comedy shows, and the usually
Speaker 8: that happens when the when the comedian is trash or
Speaker 8: they're not feeling the comedian that night.
Speaker 3: I guess it, but maybe they just wasn't feeling them.
Speaker 1: That night, not trash.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 1: However, if you watch the whole video, y' it's online
Speaker 1: everywhere y'all can see it. He does it's a dragged
Speaker 1: out joke, like it takes a little bit longer to
Speaker 1: get to the punchline or whatever, because it's like something
Speaker 1: something that's number one, something something that's number two, and
Speaker 1: then they in the crowd like, all right, what's number three?
Speaker 1: Like they it depends on the long drawn out.
Speaker 8: Yeah, certain comedians work for certain crowds, and now center
Speaker 8: comedians go to you know, different rooms and then they
Speaker 8: just trash out.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: But the casino they released the statement, they said tonight
Speaker 1: George Lopez let down his fans and sold out audience
Speaker 1: by walking out, and then this show thirty minutes early.
Speaker 1: George hired his own private security that could have easily
Speaker 1: escorted any hecklers out. We had a pre show meeting
Speaker 1: to have a plan in place for hecklers. He could
Speaker 1: have provided us an opportunity to allow our security and
Speaker 1: team to escort hecklers out. Since his own private security
Speaker 1: did not, well, we.
Speaker 4: Don't know how long the heckling was happening, So maybe
Speaker 4: it was happening too long for organ because the venue
Speaker 4: should immediately get that get that.
Speaker 1: On, he said, the venue he got his own. He
Speaker 1: didn't want to.
Speaker 3: Didn't want their security he got his own security.
Speaker 1: Want the venue security, He had his own security, and
Speaker 1: they took too long to step in.
Speaker 4: I'll be thinking, your own security is for you, meaning
Speaker 4: like if somebody personally.
Speaker 3: They said they had a conversation about.
Speaker 1: Me show meeting and he planned to have his security
Speaker 1: removed hecklers in case there were any.
Speaker 8: But they did doing comedy. Somebody heckling too much of
Speaker 8: somebody doing too much of the show.
Speaker 1: Yeah, not not trying to be smart, but more so
Speaker 1: having a conversation like that happens. I never I did
Speaker 1: have somebody get put out when we were in Connecticut
Speaker 1: just recently. Drunk dude. Drunk dude. But he was just
Speaker 1: happy to be there. He was he was trying to
Speaker 1: talk to me while I was. It wasn't never like boo,
Speaker 1: you suck or what's rushed to joke and nothing like that,
Speaker 1: but sometimes and I didn't even want him to get
Speaker 1: put out, But it was the people that he was around.
Speaker 1: I was like, yo, we paid to hear the show.
Speaker 1: You keep shouting and screaming, you know. So they were
Speaker 1: upset and they basically told him shut the f up.
Speaker 1: He was starting to try to fight, and the club
Speaker 1: put him out. Yeah. So but that's that and then
Speaker 1: this one more little story or Tracy Morgan reflects on
Speaker 1: tragic accidents. So, of course, back in twenty fourteen, we
Speaker 1: knew Tracy Morgan to get into. I mean we know
Speaker 1: that he got into a life changing accidentt Walmut truck
Speaker 1: crash into the back of his limo when the New York,
Speaker 1: New Jersey turnfight. He broke his leg and was left
Speaker 1: in a coma for two weeks. His mentor, James McNair
Speaker 1: died in the car. He was sixty two years old,
Speaker 1: and he was in a wheelchair for five months and
Speaker 1: had to attend rehabilitation and relearn how to speak and walk.
Speaker 1: Tracy Morgan and this is what he said on social
Speaker 1: media the other day. Today is ten years since our
Speaker 1: feetful accident. And I want to say to everyone who
Speaker 1: was in the van with me that night, I love
Speaker 1: you and we miss you. Uncle Jimmy Mack. God bless
Speaker 1: your family and so the driver that night and his family,
Speaker 1: me and my comrades forgive you. So yeah, he definitely
Speaker 1: came a long way and that was definitely a life
Speaker 1: changing accident for Tracy Morgan.
Speaker 3: Shout out to Tracy Morgan good brother right there, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Definitely, and that's just for the mester for the time.
Speaker 3: All right, well, let's get right to the mix. It's
Speaker 3: the Breakfast Club. Good morning. You're checking out the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Morning everybody.
Speaker 8: It's DJ n V, Jesse, Hilarry, Charlamagne the God. We
Speaker 8: are the Breakfast Club. Now it's time to repagae a day.
Speaker 1: Yes it is. We're honoring today Kaylani, who is known
Speaker 1: as well. Her name is Kaylinie actually perish, but we
Speaker 1: as Kailanie. She's a singer songwriter. Kaylani attended Oakland School
Speaker 1: for the Arts Today. The Grammy nominated singer continues to
Speaker 1: put out music as she is set to release her
Speaker 1: fourth album, Crash, as well as a great mother to
Speaker 1: her daughter a daya or Ada Sorry from getting that wrong,
Speaker 1: which she shares with guitarist Javi Young White. I see
Speaker 1: why you don't know nobody named Charla Mane because I
Speaker 1: don't even know how to read this guy's trying to
Speaker 1: tell you. But happy prit month, Kayliney girl, we love
Speaker 1: you all right when.
Speaker 3: We come back. We got the positive notice The Breakfast Club,
Speaker 3: good morning.
Speaker 8: Warning everybody. You seej Envy just hilaris charlamage. God, we
Speaker 8: are the Breakfast Club again. I gotta remind you guys
Speaker 8: my call show August seventeenth, Early bird tickets are still
Speaker 8: on sale if you haven't got your tickets. Of course,
Speaker 8: it's a family fun day, bring the kids and all that.
Speaker 8: And let me shout out to doctor Umar Johnson Man.
Speaker 8: Doctor Umar says some really prolific stuff over the weekend.
Speaker 3: Can you play red?
Speaker 1: I gotta say this in all honesty.
Speaker 11: So far in twenty twenty four, dark skin brothers my
Speaker 11: complexion and darker have been in participating and more bunny
Speaker 11: hopping and more racial betrayal than all the light skinned
Speaker 11: men in Black America put together. Leave the light skinned
Speaker 11: brothers alone, Leave the mixed rich brothers alone. Dark skinned
Speaker 11: men are out of control so far in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: Y know, y'all really be acting like this nigga the private.
Speaker 4: Whatever you were saying, he don't want nodskin people to
Speaker 4: come to his car show.
Speaker 3: But let's talk about it like this too.
Speaker 4: What you said and that was a stupid ass segue.
Speaker 3: And you don't want no darkskinned men to come to.
Speaker 1: His car show?
Speaker 3: And say not about that? I don't know to light
Speaker 3: skin brothers is winning this.
Speaker 4: Also, remember the bunny hopping is the reason we got
Speaker 4: light skinned people to begin with.
Speaker 3: Anyway, let's let's let's always remember that. Okay.
Speaker 4: So y'all keep y'all little forty percent European assides away
Speaker 4: from us because I'm ninety seven percent West African.
Speaker 3: You hear me.
Speaker 4: Now, I want to tell people to La mano, everybody
Speaker 4: in La. This Friday, I'll be at the Barnes and
Speaker 4: Noble at the Grove and conversation with Amber Grimes, man salutor.
Speaker 3: Ambergrimes too.
Speaker 4: She made my book Get Honest to Die Line her
Speaker 4: book of the month for her book club. So thank
Speaker 4: you Amber, and we'll be in conversation this Friday, June fourteenth,
Speaker 4: at seven pm at the Barnes and Noble at the
Speaker 4: Grove in La.
Speaker 3: So I'll see y'all there, Okay.
Speaker 4: Now the positive notice simply this day by day, what
Speaker 4: you choose, what you think, and what you.
Speaker 3: Do is who you become. Have a blessed day, Breakfast
Speaker 3: club bitch is ynata finish for y'all.
Speaker 5: Done,