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Speaker 1: Jess hilarious, got morning charlamage to be here in the
Speaker 1: second And it's Thursday, shorty. Are you feeling Jess Eve?
Speaker 1: I took him good.
Speaker 5: I feel good.
Speaker 6: It's going into the weekend. I got shows this weekend.
Speaker 6: I'm happy about it. They's selling out.
Speaker 5: So I'm amazed. I'm amazed by that.
Speaker 6: Man, because Connecticut sometimes they struggle a little bit.
Speaker 1: Really yeah, they lagged.
Speaker 6: They like to get tickets the same day they come
Speaker 6: in the same day, you know, and then I'm at
Speaker 6: the meet and Grease, I'd be like, yo, I took
Speaker 6: y'all sol on and get your tickets and be like
Speaker 6: we do you know, if he was going to have money.
Speaker 6: It's the trouble with people be telling me like stuff
Speaker 6: like that.
Speaker 1: It's the truth.
Speaker 5: Keep it a hunted with me.
Speaker 1: So especially the holiday season. Hell yeah, boss, may think
Speaker 1: things are so damn expensive.
Speaker 6: That's the problem. Like, and then everybody is on toyo.
Speaker 6: We got so many people onto it. I've never seen
Speaker 6: so many people on to a my life. Like we
Speaker 6: got all these comedians to them, we got artists, and
Speaker 6: then we got the plays. It it's people doing plays
Speaker 6: toward you know. It's so much going on. And and
Speaker 6: then you're right, it is the holidays, and then the
Speaker 6: finances ain't ain't really financing for everybody. So people got
Speaker 6: to pick and shoes where they want to go, what
Speaker 6: they're gonna spend their money.
Speaker 1: On, right, you know what I mean? And I ain't
Speaker 1: gonna front the Black Friday deals and the Cyber Monday
Speaker 1: deals weren't as good as they use Yeah, yeah, they
Speaker 1: were fifty sixty percent off and you can say, oh
Speaker 1: now it's like, yeah, I'm like, I know whom we
Speaker 1: to work at the story. I can use the discount
Speaker 1: for third, right, but it wasn't what it usually was,
Speaker 1: something so expensive. So yeah, anyway, what up Charlomangay. At
Speaker 1: least he's not an aid it this morning morning, Well,
Speaker 1: Jordan Klepper will be joining us this morning comedian and
Speaker 1: he has a new special quote.
Speaker 2: Fingers the posts, fingers in the post. Is it on
Speaker 2: the post in the post?
Speaker 1: Fingers the post, fingers the post, Yes, he thinkers the post. Yah,
Speaker 1: my god, Jordan Club.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: He has as on Comedy Central this weekend Monday, actually
Speaker 1: the eighth Monday. Oh you had a good night, Yeah,
Speaker 1: had a good day. Yeah? Why what's up?
Speaker 8: Did you?
Speaker 1: I can't after No, don't don't do that. They don't
Speaker 1: usually be that nice. How was your dad? You gots
Speaker 1: some sleep?
Speaker 2: I did get some sleep last and I had a
Speaker 2: long day yesterday. I did the New York Times deal
Speaker 2: Books summer yesterday was it was dope. We had a
Speaker 2: panel with it was myself and.
Speaker 1: I don't want to talk to you right now. You
Speaker 1: you you do a routine. Do your routine. Man, You
Speaker 1: come in here, you usually pray and then you're like,
Speaker 1: come on, you're messing up routine. You slap on his
Speaker 1: SPF right, like, do your routine? Thank you? Yes, because
Speaker 1: he does it for fifteen nurs He's been doing the
Speaker 1: same thing today. He wants to change change things up.
Speaker 1: Family doing yeaday night. What are you talking about? We
Speaker 1: got front page news coming up. To get it off
Speaker 1: your chest eight hundred five eighty five one oh five,
Speaker 1: it's the breakfast Lub. Good morning morning everybody. We are
Speaker 1: the breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news
Speaker 1: now tonight Thursday night for Wow, I'm cowboys take on
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Speaker 9: Me me, good morning, Envy, josh Arlamage, how y'all doing
Speaker 9: this morning?
Speaker 10: Me me, good morning?
Speaker 9: All right, So we start this morning with a new
Speaker 9: fight over SNAP benefits, a new warning from the Trump
Speaker 9: administration that could impact millions of families. So the administration
Speaker 9: says it will withhold certain SNAP funds for more than
Speaker 9: twenty Democratic led states starting next week unless those states
Speaker 9: hand over detailed personal information about everyone receiving benefits, things
Speaker 9: like social Security numbers and immigration status.
Speaker 10: Agriculture Secretary Brooke.
Speaker 9: Rawlins says this data is necessary because she says there's
Speaker 9: fraud happening, even though the USDA has not offered any
Speaker 9: proof and federal research shows that SNAP fraud is very rare.
Speaker 10: Let's listen to her explanation.
Speaker 11: When we found one hundred and eighty six thousand days,
Speaker 11: people who dead, people's social Security numbers being used, five
Speaker 11: hundred thousand people receiving benefits more than twice.
Speaker 4: We had a couple of people.
Speaker 11: Receiving benefits in six states. In February of this year,
Speaker 11: we ask for all the states for the first time
Speaker 11: to turn over their data to the federal government to
Speaker 11: let the USDA partner with them to root out this fraud,
Speaker 11: to make sure that those who really need food stamps
Speaker 11: are getting them, but also to ensure that the American
Speaker 11: taxpayer is protected. Twenty nine states said yes, not surprisingly
Speaker 11: the Red states, and that's where all of that data
Speaker 11: that fraud comes from. But twenty one states, including California,
Speaker 11: New York, and Minnesota the Blue States, continued to say no.
Speaker 11: So as of next week, we have begun and will
Speaker 11: begin to stop moving federal funds into those states until
Speaker 11: they comply and they tell us and allow us to
Speaker 11: partner with them to root out this fraud and to
Speaker 11: protect the American taxpayer.
Speaker 9: Well, a federal judg yeah has already blocked the USDA
Speaker 9: from collecting this information and punishing states that don't comply.
Speaker 9: The administration has until December fifteenth to appeal, but for
Speaker 9: now that order stays in place. And just another important
Speaker 9: thing to note that the way the administration is framing
Speaker 9: this has given the impression that SNAP benefits themselves will
Speaker 9: be cut off, but that's not exactly what the order does.
Speaker 9: The only money that could legally be withheld is the
Speaker 9: administrative funding fee, so not the food money that families
Speaker 9: actually receive, but states say that still matters because losing
Speaker 9: administrative money affects how the program runs day to day.
Speaker 9: It means fewer staff to process application, longer wait times,
Speaker 9: delays fixing problems, and slower service for families who depend
Speaker 9: on SNAP.
Speaker 10: So we will.
Speaker 9: Continue to watch that and one more thing, And as
Speaker 9: all of this sets into place for next week, people
Speaker 9: may have started feeling the other big change. That's because
Speaker 9: the brand new or the Snap's rules, the brand new,
Speaker 9: big beautiful bill that quietly kicked in this week.
Speaker 10: They are much stricter now. So here's the difference.
Speaker 9: Most adults ages eighteen to sixty four who don't have
Speaker 9: disabilities and who don't have young children, they now have
Speaker 9: to complete eighty hours a month of work, job training,
Speaker 9: or volunteering to keep those benefits. And if you don't
Speaker 9: meet that, you will be kicked off in three months.
Speaker 9: And exemptions for veterans and house people and young adults
Speaker 9: who have aged out the foster.
Speaker 10: Care system those ended this week as well.
Speaker 9: So Trump's big beautiful bill definitely kicked in this week
Speaker 9: and SNAP recipients will start filling that.
Speaker 6: I do think it's crazy used in deceased people's security numbers,
Speaker 6: social Security numbers that get benefits.
Speaker 1: That is crazy.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean, you know, there's they're looking into it.
Speaker 9: We don't know sometimes with this administration what's real and
Speaker 9: what's fake. But you know, I'm sure you know there
Speaker 9: are some things, yeah happening.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you see that in the news. A lot of
Speaker 1: times when people pass away, people still use their Social
Speaker 1: Security numbers, or if people live in housing complexes where
Speaker 1: they get cheap rent, they don't say that the individual
Speaker 1: dies so they can keep the same rent. So you
Speaker 1: do see that a lot.
Speaker 6: Dang, I ain't thinking that in the day's crime. I
Speaker 6: don't even I wouldn't even do that.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: Fraud, it's okay, I'm supposed to do that.
Speaker 9: Sorry, But the administration is arguing that that's what's happening
Speaker 9: in the Red States, who only knows what's happening in
Speaker 9: the Blue States, so they want that information and really quickly.
Speaker 9: While we're talking about the cost of living, President Trump
Speaker 9: is also taking the conversation in a very different direction.
Speaker 9: In a marathon cabinet meeting, he's blasting Democrats for using
Speaker 9: the word affordability. Just a couple of weeks ago, that
Speaker 9: was his favorite word, and now he's calling it a
Speaker 9: scam and insisting that his administration isn't getting the credit
Speaker 9: that they deserve as things like gas and groceries have
Speaker 9: come down. He used that meeting to defend his record,
Speaker 9: touting tariff drug prices and even suggesting that the twenty
Speaker 9: twenty eight Republican nominee was probably sitting at that cabinet meeting.
Speaker 9: And as a pressure increases over the economy and those
Speaker 9: military strikes, Trump is maintaining that his policies are working
Speaker 9: and that Republicans need to stay the course and avoid
Speaker 9: more democratic gains. So we will continue to watch that
Speaker 9: as far as it's funny.
Speaker 2: Though, because you know, I was born in nineteen hundred
Speaker 2: and seventy eight, so I'm old enough to remember when
Speaker 2: Democrat James Carville with Bill Clinton's political advise, and he said,
Speaker 2: it's the economy stupid. So that means the primary concern
Speaker 2: of American voters is the state of the American economy.
Speaker 2: So you know, in the modern era, the economy historically
Speaker 2: has done better under Democratic presidents. So technically that's Democrat messaging.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: Then Madonnie took it here in New York City and
Speaker 2: it's worked for him. But Trump kind of stole that
Speaker 2: message in from Democrats if you.
Speaker 5: Ask me, he did, he did.
Speaker 9: But he's now calling it a scam. He's saying that,
Speaker 9: you know, democrats are calling he's saying it's a con job.
Speaker 9: There's no such thing as affordability and things like that,
Speaker 9: and so I don't it doesn't matter what party you're in, red, blue, whatever.
Speaker 9: If you can't afford your groceries, if you can't afford
Speaker 9: to live, affordability is the main issue.
Speaker 1: That is a great point me.
Speaker 2: It is a scam from politicians because it's not how
Speaker 2: people It's not about what you say, it's about how
Speaker 2: people actually feel. You can talk about affordability all you want,
Speaker 2: but if people aren't feeling that in their pockets, it
Speaker 2: don't matter.
Speaker 1: That's right, Thank you and me all.
Speaker 9: Right, well coming up at seven. It's holiday season, but
Speaker 9: it's also breakup season. We'll explain that friend and the
Speaker 9: triggers yes, in the next hour, and.
Speaker 1: Everybody else, get it off your chest eight hundred five
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Speaker 1: It's the breakfast Club. Good morning.
Speaker 7: Wait, this is your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 7: Eight hundred five eighty five one five one. We want
Speaker 7: to hear from you on the breakfast club.
Speaker 1: Hello. Who's this?
Speaker 8: Good morning?
Speaker 4: My breakfast club family? Shit boy, love you from.
Speaker 1: Love's happening yo.
Speaker 3: First of all, I want to take you spectfully shout
Speaker 3: out to chest. She's going to be in my second home, Hapercy.
Speaker 1: You got to you got to.
Speaker 3: You told me I'm a kickstand dude, so you won't
Speaker 3: give me a hug. I will pull up on you.
Speaker 1: Okay, Lovey, thank you so much.
Speaker 4: But I do want to.
Speaker 3: Talk about the docum theories because fifty is my guy
Speaker 3: or what's crazy is fifty? First off, NB, I'm sorry
Speaker 3: you had to go through that to get in the
Speaker 3: industry too.
Speaker 1: I didn't have to go through anything, sir. I don't
Speaker 1: know what you what you point.
Speaker 2: You don't understand what we're talking about. Yesterday, Envy told
Speaker 2: us that you know he had to suck big get.
Speaker 2: I did not say resources and the characters. I did
Speaker 2: not say any of that. Go ahead and love to
Speaker 2: continue on.
Speaker 3: But but you know it's crazy. I worked radio for
Speaker 3: ten years and I worked with fifty actually party at
Speaker 3: his mansion with him. I didn't see nothing like Diddy's house.
Speaker 4: But what's crazy.
Speaker 3: About the Diddy doc is what got overlooked and how
Speaker 3: he is leading his son down that path. You know, us,
Speaker 3: being parents, we're supposed to lead our guns to put
Speaker 3: our kids in the best position to win. What he's
Speaker 3: doing with his kids, you coached, ain't not Envy.
Speaker 1: No, I don't go sign none of that and none
Speaker 1: of nothing I've seen on that doc I co signed.
Speaker 1: Nothing was cool about that doc. That that doc showed
Speaker 1: a a nasty individual that needs some prayers. He needs
Speaker 1: some healing, he needs, he needs a whole lot, he
Speaker 1: needs some hugs, he needs, he needs a new team,
Speaker 1: he need, he needs a whole lot. I don't I
Speaker 1: don't go sign anything I've seen in that doc.
Speaker 3: It was was crazy as the arrogance that he shown,
Speaker 3: just that she would film themselves going through this, like.
Speaker 4: Who does that?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Thank you, love, I appreciate you, brother, King Peace King.
Speaker 2: I ain't seen the dock yet.
Speaker 1: Watch I didn't watch it. Yeah, I watched the last
Speaker 1: I watched the three episodes. I watched the fourth episode
Speaker 1: last night, and the fourth episode is where they use
Speaker 1: a clip from the Breakfast Club audio and the video.
Speaker 1: But you talk about talking about no, no, no no.
Speaker 1: They were talking about, uh did he still calling people
Speaker 1: after he was being investigated. We were just saying, like,
Speaker 1: who do that? That's what they took from that clip. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but get it off your chest? Eight hundred five eight
Speaker 1: five one oh five one. If you need to vient,
Speaker 1: hit us up now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 1: ain't right?
Speaker 4: Ray yo, Charlotte, mae yamvy?
Speaker 12: What up?
Speaker 13: Are we lying?
Speaker 7: This is your time to get it off your chest?
Speaker 1: I got an indoor pool pool.
Speaker 7: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 14: Get on the phone right now.
Speaker 1: He'll tell you what it is. We keep that mouthfooping. Hello,
Speaker 1: who's this problem? Oh my goodness? What's up?
Speaker 8: Like staying at heavy tried?
Speaker 1: Let's up drive. Hey, Charlam may pus, what's happening.
Speaker 8: Make sure you let army and just know the tune
Speaker 8: in tonight. So we about to run the table, baby,
Speaker 8: and we're going to the bowl. Were about to go
Speaker 8: to the bowl.
Speaker 1: Tune in tonight, Envy, Let's keep let's keep it calm. No,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: The more we say that our cowboys s up, the
Speaker 2: better they play.
Speaker 1: So let's let's just keep cowboys big cowboys fans.
Speaker 2: Come on, man, broke back cowboys fan, Baby, Okay, I
Speaker 2: get him by my daddy, he said, back driving gay cowboys.
Speaker 4: Yo.
Speaker 5: Oh.
Speaker 8: Also a jay, you need to drop some music. If
Speaker 8: you're listening cold, drop some music. Me and sarlom ain't
Speaker 8: missed you.
Speaker 1: No, that's right, jaj Cole. But no, I'm cool.
Speaker 2: I mean when you drop on Death, I'm gonna definitely
Speaker 2: listen when you drop I like by trave.
Speaker 1: Hello. Who's this?
Speaker 4: Good morning? This is James calling from North Carolina.
Speaker 1: James from North Carolina.
Speaker 8: Get off your chest, James, Yeah, good morning everyone.
Speaker 4: I got a lot of horns. Itally with you and Charlemagne.
Speaker 4: Bro y'all were mentioning all these classic Christmas songs and stuff,
Speaker 4: And y'all didn't even mention the Temptation Solid Night or
Speaker 4: this Christmas the original, not Chris Brown version.
Speaker 2: We did, man, we did mention Temptation Solid Night. But
Speaker 2: I'm gonna tell you the thing about Temptation Slid Night.
Speaker 2: That song too long, man, By the time that song
Speaker 2: over is Valentine's Day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's back, but it's long.
Speaker 7: But it's good Man made the same.
Speaker 1: They don't have like solos.
Speaker 2: Everybody also with that song, that song is like a
Speaker 2: Christmas Eve, Christmas Day song. You ain't listening to Temptations
Speaker 2: Silent Night leading up to Christmas, You're not.
Speaker 4: It doesn't like Christmas. And I hear that, man, hear that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I wonder had a banging Christmas album too, Wonder Steve,
Speaker 6: you wonder.
Speaker 1: I saw Mommy Kisse's Aanta claud I was Jackson five,
Speaker 1: but Jesus Christ, you know what he was lying. Get
Speaker 1: it off your chest eight hundred and five eight five
Speaker 1: one o five one. If you need the vent hit
Speaker 1: us up. Now. We got the latest with Lauren. I'm
Speaker 1: sure she's gonna be breaking down more of the Diddy doc.
Speaker 1: She got some some I would say, some first hand
Speaker 1: information about that doctor. Yesterday should be breaking all that down.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, wan be coming a
Speaker 1: straight fast. She gets the from somebody that knows somebody,
Speaker 1: get the detail.
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna that nose A little bit about everything.
Speaker 1: She'd be having the latest song.
Speaker 7: The law is the Latest with Lauren la Rosa.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you have facts, sometimes you have details, sometimes you
Speaker 2: have a little bit.
Speaker 7: Every time, it's the latest on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: All righty y'all.
Speaker 15: So yesterday I was able to speak to Wayne Burrow,
Speaker 15: who who worked with Miss Violetta Wallace, who is the
Speaker 15: mother of Biggie Smalls and managing her son's estate. Now,
Speaker 15: he reached out to me, or I reached out to him,
Speaker 15: and then he was like, Okay, I'm willing to get
Speaker 15: on the phone with you, because he says that a
Speaker 15: lot of people have been blowing them up following his
Speaker 15: documentary and he wanted to speak out and he made
Speaker 15: it clear that this is on behalf of Miss Violetta Wallace.
Speaker 15: He says there are a few allegations that he wanted
Speaker 15: to address from the doc So, number one, there's this
Speaker 15: allegation from the documentary that Diddy used a Biggie's record
Speaker 15: label deal or his own money, Biggie's own money to
Speaker 15: pay for Biggie's funeral. So Wayne tells me that that's
Speaker 15: completely not true, that he himself officiated the funeral and
Speaker 15: planned it along with Kirk Burroughs, who is in the
Speaker 15: documentary Bad Boy Staff, and that bad Boy pay for everything.
Speaker 15: At no point was there any indication that on any
Speaker 15: royalty statement that this would be coming from Biggie's account,
Speaker 15: So the family never paid for anything in regards to
Speaker 15: the funeral. He said, bad Boy and Diddy covered everything
Speaker 15: from the from the cars to the police to the
Speaker 15: funeral itself, and they wanted to make that clear. And
Speaker 15: he also says that it's disrespectful that anybody would even
Speaker 15: imply that, you know, miss Wallace, Biggie's mom or any
Speaker 15: of his close friends would even be that naive to
Speaker 15: allow something like that to happen and not catch it
Speaker 15: as they're watching the royalty statements and just different things
Speaker 15: that are coming in. He also talked to me a
Speaker 15: bit about the contract conversation. So there is a claim
Speaker 15: in the dock, and this has been a claim that's
Speaker 15: been circulating for some time that right before Biggie's passing,
Speaker 15: there was an issue with contract negotiations between Diddy and
Speaker 15: Biggie Smalls. He says that is completely not true as well.
Speaker 15: He says that life after death was already done, so
Speaker 15: there was no contract negotiations happening. He says, based on
Speaker 15: the sales of the records and how everything was moving,
Speaker 15: they had already he had already recouped, so at that
Speaker 15: point there was nothing to be talked about. But they
Speaker 15: did go back into a negotiation because they put out
Speaker 15: more music following the death of Biggie Smalls, and the
Speaker 15: conversation they had then was just about how that would
Speaker 15: happen and you know how spits would be. But that
Speaker 15: whole conversation around the contract and there being an issue
Speaker 15: with that as well's there's nothing to talk about.
Speaker 1: He says.
Speaker 5: The contract was the contract and people just need to
Speaker 5: leave it at that.
Speaker 1: And Barrel is Biggie's friend. He also managed Biggie at
Speaker 1: one point he owned a remember that the what was
Speaker 1: it called Oh Jesus christ by Storm Entertainment. That that's
Speaker 1: what they ran, which was a manager becoming I think
Speaker 1: they managed Shine at one point they managed now is
Speaker 1: at one point they not managed of course b ig
Speaker 1: so he would know, right, you mean.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yes, yes, yes, yeah, so he would know.
Speaker 15: And he also wanted to mention too that you know,
Speaker 15: there was this rolling Stone covered conversation in the documentary
Speaker 15: they alleged that did he so Biggie was supposed to
Speaker 15: have this like rolling Stone cover?
Speaker 5: And did he stepped in away?
Speaker 15: And that it said no, I got an album coming out,
Speaker 15: I want to you know, get on this cover. That
Speaker 15: was like a big point in the documentary. He says
Speaker 15: they had never that never been brought to them. They
Speaker 15: had never had a conversation with anybody about a cover whatsoever.
Speaker 15: So he doesn't know that there's any truth to that
Speaker 15: as what either because they had never had a conversation
Speaker 15: about it, and they would have you know.
Speaker 1: So, So who do you all believe?
Speaker 2: Because I didn't watch the doctor, wasn't it Kirk Burrows
Speaker 2: who was the co found the Bad Boy and former
Speaker 2: president of the Bad Boy who said that they that they
Speaker 2: charged me for his funeral?
Speaker 1: Yes, So who do you believe?
Speaker 5: If I had to.
Speaker 15: So, it's it's it's uh so I believe Wayne. And
Speaker 15: the only reason why I believe Wayne is journalist, Well,
Speaker 15: you didn't. I didn't report from I didn't report from
Speaker 15: what I believe. I report from what was actually said
Speaker 15: to me in fact. But you asked me a question,
Speaker 15: So I'm answering to answer, why did you ask it?
Speaker 15: They don't have to answer it, whatever, whatever. And I
Speaker 15: was going to say, the only reason why if I
Speaker 15: am removing my journalists had and just having an opinion
Speaker 15: after someone who watched the doc has been able to
Speaker 15: see both sides of it. I'm believing Wayne because he actively,
Speaker 15: up until the point that Miss Wallace passed away, was
Speaker 15: still involved in the estate, and he was saying that
Speaker 15: they had a process that they would do where and
Speaker 15: it was Miss Wallace's wishes that they would do it
Speaker 15: this way where they're not checking accounts and royalty statements
Speaker 15: just one time.
Speaker 5: She checked everything twice.
Speaker 15: It was very important for her to make sure that
Speaker 15: the money and everything was like paid attention to, very heavily,
Speaker 15: because she wanted to make sure they didn't know anybody anything,
Speaker 15: that they weren't up under anybody, and that they weren't
Speaker 15: being taken advantage of. Because she wanted to make it
Speaker 15: where Biggie's kids and her grandkids could live a good
Speaker 15: life after he passed away and after she left.
Speaker 2: This, well, she'd be paying attention to something that happened
Speaker 2: so long ago though, Like in nineteen ninety seven funeral.
Speaker 1: They said they was big pass they said they were
Speaker 1: on top of every last dime. Yeah, because they wanted
Speaker 1: to make sure that the kids would be straight for life. Yeah.
Speaker 15: She said that was really important to her, even down
Speaker 15: to the fact that when they decided not to go
Speaker 15: back into a deal after they knew that Biggie recouped,
Speaker 15: that was.
Speaker 5: Her decision to do that. So she has been on
Speaker 5: it since.
Speaker 15: And he did say to me that the only reason
Speaker 15: why he's addressing this, he's not going to speak to
Speaker 15: anybody else, but he wanted to speak to us and
Speaker 15: only want to address it because it's not fair for
Speaker 15: the people who you know, are an extension of Biggie's
Speaker 15: legacy to have to be dealing with a lot of
Speaker 15: these rumors and these different allegations resurfacing when they're just
Speaker 15: trying to live their life. And this is actually family
Speaker 15: to someone someone lost the father and you know, so
Speaker 15: it's why.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't need to tell the documentary makers though, because I'm
Speaker 2: sure the documentary makers reached out to the estate, like
Speaker 2: when you're doing a documentary on the level of this documentary,
Speaker 2: I am almost positive that they reached out to Biggie's
Speaker 2: the state to ask questions.
Speaker 15: He said he didn't want to be bothered until he
Speaker 15: didn't have a choice but to be boutable.
Speaker 2: Oh that's ridiculous because now that whatever he's saying, I
Speaker 2: don't know if that's the truth or not. I don't
Speaker 2: know if those are facts, but I know it's the
Speaker 2: narrative because of the documentary is way bigger than anything
Speaker 2: that he could put out now.
Speaker 1: I think they also told Lauren that they hate the
Speaker 1: fact that Biggie's name is mentioned in all this BS
Speaker 1: that they didn't want Biggie's name in this bull crap,
Speaker 1: and that was that was a part of it. But
Speaker 1: like what Charlamage also said, like, you know, salute the Wayne,
Speaker 1: he's actually been on the show. But if what's the
Speaker 1: other guys name, Kirk? If Kirk was doing the financing
Speaker 1: and he was the one that was paying the people
Speaker 1: he was, it was like it's kind of like both sides,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, Because you can hide money, right,
Speaker 1: you can say that you know that we really paid
Speaker 1: for this producer when it went to this. I mean,
Speaker 1: but there's no ways.
Speaker 2: But you can't just credit Kirk because Kirk was the
Speaker 2: co founder bad Boy in the President.
Speaker 1: At the time.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 15: Well, I mean there's always two three sides to a story.
Speaker 15: So I'm just here to present them all as much
Speaker 15: as I can. You believe, No, I presented it first,
Speaker 15: and then you asked me a question. I can believe
Speaker 15: what I can believe.
Speaker 1: So Kirk and Wayne Cousins.
Speaker 5: They're about differently.
Speaker 15: Wayne and Kirk's about borrow. Yeah, B A R O
Speaker 15: B A R R O W and n B you
Speaker 15: are R O W E. S Burroughs and then borrow.
Speaker 1: He These did he leftovers have lasted longer than Thanksgiving.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I guess there's gonna be more and more and more
Speaker 1: because people are coming out that people have been talked about.
Speaker 15: They're still trending on ex this morning. I believe it
Speaker 15: was like number five or six of yesterday. It's it's
Speaker 15: long and it just I believe it just hit top
Speaker 15: ten on Netflix.
Speaker 1: Let me look at what number number one on Netflix?
Speaker 1: I did.
Speaker 15: I just said, let me look at the number me
Speaker 15: this morning, I say, I said it hit top ten.
Speaker 1: Let me look at it. It's number one. I know that.
Speaker 1: I mean I saw fifty post.
Speaker 5: I was headed the fifties Instagram.
Speaker 1: Post is number one. All right, well that is the
Speaker 1: latest with Lauren. Thank you, Lauren. You're now when we
Speaker 1: come back, we got front page news. Also, Jess will
Speaker 1: be fixing your mess. So if you have a relationship
Speaker 1: issues of problems, you can call up eight hundred and
Speaker 1: five eight five one on five one. Now today is
Speaker 1: December fourth. Oh, now you're going.
Speaker 2: Now you want to acknowledge that it's December four, I
Speaker 2: hear do the mix. Its the anniversary death and it
Speaker 2: is jay Z one day.
Speaker 1: You got big pimpin Oh, this is like like I
Speaker 1: got jay z birthday. You got you know, like how
Speaker 1: you got from them? Like you got it. Let's let's
Speaker 1: get that happy birthday. You know what to do? If
Speaker 1: he's a real everybody j m V just hilarious. Charlamagne
Speaker 1: the guy, we are the breakfast club. I'll just get
Speaker 1: back in some front page news football. The Cowboys take
Speaker 1: on the Detroit Lines at eight fifteen.
Speaker 2: Let's go my Cowboys, Cowboy Nation. That mean I'll be
Speaker 2: sleep by nine fifteen. So all the way up and
Speaker 2: fight out.
Speaker 1: Won Let's go Detroit?
Speaker 3: What up?
Speaker 1: Don't root against us? Okay? Even though I know you
Speaker 1: always root for the d right.
Speaker 2: I know you, I know, I know, yes, we don't do.
Speaker 1: What's up?
Speaker 11: Well?
Speaker 9: Let me interrupt, really great? No, I gotta interrupt. We
Speaker 9: gotta interrupt, all right, y'all. So good morning. We're gonna
Speaker 9: start this hour with the latest on the immigration raids
Speaker 9: the Trump administration. He has now officially launched enforcement operations
Speaker 9: in both New Orleans and in Minnesota. In Minneapolis, DHS
Speaker 9: officials there in New Orleans say they are targeting criminal aliens,
Speaker 9: and they argue that the local sanctuary policies they let
Speaker 9: people get away with serious charges, including home invasion, armed robberies,
Speaker 9: and rape.
Speaker 10: Now the Louisiana the governor there.
Speaker 9: He says that he supports this move even as crime
Speaker 9: in New Orleans has been falling and it's on track
Speaker 9: to be.
Speaker 10: At its lowest in more than fifty years.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 9: The raids they are already spreading fast in different communities.
Speaker 9: Families there say that they are staying inside, they're skipping work,
Speaker 9: and they're keeping their children home because they are afraid
Speaker 9: to go out in public. And in Minneapolis, immigration operations
Speaker 9: are also underway in a region that's homes who's the
Speaker 9: largest Somali communities in the country. And this all comes
Speaker 9: a day after President Trump he ended in his cabinet
Speaker 9: meeting with a tirade against Somali immigrants and attacking Congresswoman
Speaker 9: ill Hand Omar. When he was asked about this yesterday
Speaker 9: in the Oval Office, he doubled down his criticism of
Speaker 9: Omar and the Somali people.
Speaker 10: Let's listen to some of that.
Speaker 1: They have a representative, il and Omar. She should be
Speaker 1: allowed to be a congresswoman. And I'm sure people are
Speaker 1: looking at that, and she should be thrown the hell
Speaker 1: out of our country. And most of those people then
Speaker 1: they have destroyed Minnesota.
Speaker 16: Okay, Minnesota, you have an incompetent governor, you have a
Speaker 16: crooked govern finish Alvit Walsh's should.
Speaker 4: Be a shamed and the Somalian should be out of here.
Speaker 1: They've destroyed our country and all they do is complain, complain, complain.
Speaker 1: You have her, she's always talking about the constitution. Provides
Speaker 1: me with.
Speaker 14: Uh, go back to your own country and figure out
Speaker 14: your constitution now.
Speaker 10: It's yeah, Omar.
Speaker 9: She fled civil war and Somalia before becoming a US citizen.
Speaker 9: She responded on x quote saying his obsession with me
Speaker 9: is creepy. I hope he gets the help he desperately needs. Meanwhile,
Speaker 9: that rhetoric, combined with the raids, is sending fear throughout
Speaker 9: that Somali community in Minnesota. Residents say they are carrying passports,
Speaker 9: extra documents everywhere they go. Here's how one community member
Speaker 9: described it to a local news station in Minneapolis.
Speaker 1: Let's listen.
Speaker 17: It is hurtful to be called garbage. It's that act
Speaker 17: of looking over my shoulder, which pains me because I
Speaker 17: am the United States and this is my home. I
Speaker 17: don't want to feel unsafe in my home disguised as
Speaker 17: law enforcements. There's a lot of fear right now and
Speaker 17: a lot of confusion because it has been said multiple
Speaker 17: times that a lot of us are United States citizens.
Speaker 17: So the elders in our community are just are confused,
Speaker 17: and they're scared for their children, and they just want
Speaker 17: some type of hope and understanding of the situation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a damn shame. People who aren't criminal aliens
Speaker 2: have to live in fear like that, you know, because
Speaker 2: it seems like ICE just profiles people, right and based
Speaker 2: off the videos we've seen, it's not like they got
Speaker 2: a sophisticated.
Speaker 1: Process at home when they're approaching people to.
Speaker 2: Try to find out if their you know, criminal aliens
Speaker 2: in that Yeah.
Speaker 9: Well, federal officials say they are not specifically targeting Somali families,
Speaker 9: but arrests may include anyone they believe violated immigration laws
Speaker 9: and community advocates in Minnesota, they say the vast majority
Speaker 9: of Somalis in the state they are citizens or have
Speaker 9: legal status. They estimate the actual number of undocumented Somalis
Speaker 9: just to be in the hundreds.
Speaker 10: So we'll continue to watch that.
Speaker 9: The administration has also paused immigration atlicans from nineteen countries
Speaker 9: that include Somalia. I believe the only country that they're
Speaker 9: still taking applications from in South Africa.
Speaker 10: So and switching gears.
Speaker 9: It is officially the holiday season. Just the stories for you.
Speaker 9: The Rockefeller Center tree, it was lit in New York
Speaker 9: last night. The lights were on, the crowds were out,
Speaker 9: and it's that time of year where the excitement is
Speaker 9: in the air. Right, family gatherings, holiday parties, tradition, all
Speaker 9: the little moments that make the season feel special. But
Speaker 9: there's another trend that people don't always talk about. So
Speaker 9: December it's one of the biggest breakup months of the
Speaker 9: entire year. Relationship analysts say, the timing isn't random. This
Speaker 9: is when all the expectations.
Speaker 10: Hit at once.
Speaker 9: I'm talking about talking about the future, meeting families, buying
Speaker 9: gifts in a tough economy, even when you're not sure
Speaker 9: where things stand. So experts say a lot of couples
Speaker 9: they're choosing not to take that uncertainty or have that
Speaker 9: financial pressure into the holiday or into the new year.
Speaker 9: So there are two dates that you might want to
Speaker 9: circle because this is when a lot of couples are
Speaker 9: calling it quit. So they're saying December eleventh, which is
Speaker 9: next week, and the Sunday right before Christmas.
Speaker 10: Those are the days when break up spike.
Speaker 9: So if something fills off, just know that those are
Speaker 9: the weeks that people tend to get that we need
Speaker 9: to talk text and that is crazy.
Speaker 6: Relationship analysts really really like did their research showing that
Speaker 6: and realize that that's so wild.
Speaker 1: Well, you figured this Sunday before Christmas. People realize they
Speaker 1: ain't got no money and they can't buy no gifts,
Speaker 1: So you got to end it right then and dead,
Speaker 1: though you don't you feel specially you think you and
Speaker 1: your boot boot up and then all of a sudden
Speaker 1: can't get you nothing for.
Speaker 2: Christmas, that's right, I mean, And now that people can't
Speaker 2: afford presents, You know, me and women want to know
Speaker 2: what the relationship is. But I do want my brothers
Speaker 2: to know something. You can't go back until after Valentine.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. If you break up with
Speaker 1: them down Valentine is a whole other holidays.
Speaker 2: If you go back, you can't go back to Valentine,
Speaker 2: go back during March madness. Okay, if you really want
Speaker 2: to create some razz, I'll have to pack March madness
Speaker 2: to continue to ruin your life.
Speaker 10: Okay, that is crazy. Well, they say dating platforms, they
Speaker 10: see it too.
Speaker 9: They say activity jumps right after those dates as newly
Speaker 9: single people, they reset. He headed into January. They don't
Speaker 9: wait till after Valentine's Day, but you're probably right. They
Speaker 9: probably like break up with you again right around that time.
Speaker 2: Like you said, you gotta wait to after valid will
Speaker 2: after Valentine's and I honestly break up now, Like you know,
Speaker 2: it's early December, don't wait so close to Christmas.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that is a little petty that that's the lot Patty.
Speaker 1: You should have did it.
Speaker 5: Actually you should have did it on Thanksgiving.
Speaker 1: You should have it. Yeah, because that's that's too much.
Speaker 1: You're leading people on.
Speaker 6: But I never thought about that, that this is the
Speaker 6: highest like breakup rate, like dressful.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just never thought about it. You got kids
Speaker 1: and a girlfriend or whatever. Maybe you got to buy
Speaker 1: all that in your mind.
Speaker 6: People all year and then December comes and it's like, uh, sorry.
Speaker 1: Why I'll be back fifteenth. Damn, that's so sad.
Speaker 6: And when you come back and it's another guy over
Speaker 6: here doing the dude and what.
Speaker 1: It's crazy and be talking like you know anything about it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you've been married, you're talking about it, right man.
Speaker 10: But there's a lot of there's a lot of other
Speaker 10: stress with this, right.
Speaker 9: I mean, you mentioned the gifts, but there's also meeting
Speaker 9: the family. People don't know they want to, you know,
Speaker 9: take you home yet they said. There was just a
Speaker 9: lot of different reasons for why people are calling it
Speaker 9: quits in December. So December eleventh is the first date
Speaker 9: and the Sunday after Christmas, so I mean the Sunday
Speaker 9: before Christmas. So it can get a little crazy right
Speaker 9: around those states, guys, with all.
Speaker 2: The love bombers out there, man sleuths, all the love
Speaker 2: bombas that came hard over this summer, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean, even maybe a little bit of September started
Speaker 2: acting a little funny around the holidays.
Speaker 1: Not about to break up with Bay.
Speaker 9: All right, y'all, Well that is your front page news.
Speaker 9: I Me Me Brown, follow me at Me Me Brown TV.
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Speaker 5: Thank you now.
Speaker 1: Also coming up next hour, just fix my mess. So
Speaker 1: if you haven't relationship issues or relationship problems, you can
Speaker 1: call us right now at eight hundred and five eight
Speaker 1: five one oh five to one. Right. But when we
Speaker 1: come back, comedian Jordan Klepper will be joining us. He
Speaker 1: has a new special, Jordan Klepper Fingers the Pulse. We'll
Speaker 1: get into it when we come back. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Good morning, good morning. Everybody is DJ M V Jess Hilarious,
Speaker 1: Charlamage the guy. We are the Breakfast Club long rouses
Speaker 1: here as well. We got a special guest in the villain. Yes,
Speaker 1: indeed we have a comedian, Jordan's clepper. Welcome.
Speaker 16: I'm feeling good. How you guys doing You're doing well,
Speaker 16: going well?
Speaker 1: You always keep a project. The last time you was
Speaker 1: here from your last field piece. Right this time it's
Speaker 1: that field piece. You got a whole documentary documentary.
Speaker 2: Now you're here for your special Jordan clipper fingers the
Speaker 2: polse give demand a prize.
Speaker 16: Let me tell you it's nothing about projects. Your hard
Speaker 16: It is to keep health insurance in this country. You
Speaker 16: have to keep working constantly and contractually. I'm obligated to
Speaker 16: go out in the field and do special after special
Speaker 16: after special.
Speaker 1: So that could make you sick. So you gonna need
Speaker 1: all that healthcare. I need that healthcare. Trust me.
Speaker 16: I'm getting old too. I got bad feats, I got
Speaker 16: weird shoulders. I wake up now my hip doesn't work.
Speaker 16: So yeah, I need to keep I need to keep
Speaker 16: out there talking to people about Paul.
Speaker 1: Are you really a people person, Jordan? Do you like
Speaker 1: the people?
Speaker 16: Do I like the people?
Speaker 1: I know? Not not like the people? Do you like
Speaker 1: to people? I call it people? In like you're using
Speaker 1: that as a verb. Yes, do I like to people.
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 16: I feel comfortable peopling. I think it's my Midwest nice
Speaker 16: that that makes me like jump into spaces, try to
Speaker 16: find commonality. I've met a lot of people, though I
Speaker 16: definitely have I have a love hate relationship with people
Speaker 16: as a general idea. I've seen they're good, I've seen
Speaker 16: they're bad. There's a lot of them live somewhere in
Speaker 16: the middle. But I like getting getting to know them
Speaker 16: a little bit. I'll tell you people off camera are
Speaker 16: so interesting to me, and those are the people that
Speaker 16: I like the most. You know, I go into these
Speaker 16: Mogel worlds. I go into these these strange spaces, and
Speaker 16: the camera shifts the way in which everybody talks about stuff,
Speaker 16: makes them more certain, makes them more argumentative, makes them
Speaker 16: versions of themselves that they see online. And then that
Speaker 16: camera goes off and they got they got music interests,
Speaker 16: they got wives, they have had issues with, they have
Speaker 16: food intro they have peccadillos that you just sort of
Speaker 16: gravitate towards. So people without a camera on their face,
Speaker 16: those people, those are the best people.
Speaker 2: What about when you walk in a room and the
Speaker 2: camera's not on and somebody says, make me laugh.
Speaker 1: Yes, well you're just a gesture, you know what. Sometimes
Speaker 1: that happens.
Speaker 16: Sometimes you want to come on the breakfast club, you
Speaker 16: want to have a nice conversation, and then you walk.
Speaker 5: Into a room and I say, you make me laugh.
Speaker 16: The bar is set. Yeah, you get nervous.
Speaker 5: Because he said, do I look good? And I was like,
Speaker 5: you look great.
Speaker 15: Just make us laughing because I thought, as a comedian,
Speaker 15: when you're making people laugh, it makes you feel good.
Speaker 15: I wanted you to feel comfortable and welcome.
Speaker 1: You did.
Speaker 5: Yes, I'm happy.
Speaker 16: Well, here's the problem. As a comedian, you complimenting the
Speaker 16: way I look made me feel uncomfortable because my expectation.
Speaker 1: My expectation is.
Speaker 16: I look, I look strange, I'm ill fitting clothes. I
Speaker 16: think that's how I see myself. So you set me
Speaker 16: off my game by making me feel good about myself.
Speaker 1: That's on you.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry if you look if you want me to
Speaker 5: walk it.
Speaker 16: What's wrong? Talk about the fit? Where did I go wrong?
Speaker 5: You really do that?
Speaker 1: No, you don't have to know this is it's a
Speaker 1: new jacket? Is it okay?
Speaker 5: The jacket? I just wouldn't have put it with that shirt.
Speaker 1: There it is, she's wearing a full leather onesie and
Speaker 1: you're going to take.
Speaker 15: I just don't know what jacket though, and I thought
Speaker 15: the hair was a good compliment to the jacket. But
Speaker 15: but if you want me to talk bad, I just
Speaker 15: I felt.
Speaker 5: You could want with a lighter shirt, lighter shirt. Thermal.
Speaker 1: It is a thermal because it's cold. It is cold,
Speaker 1: but it's texture. There's texture on texture. You don't like that.
Speaker 1: The texture is just very different to wear a white T shirt.
Speaker 5: I mean, do you do a unique well, I see,
Speaker 5: I know your friends.
Speaker 15: Yeah, they have really great T shirts that you could
Speaker 15: have put the thermal under, put the white T shirt
Speaker 15: and then it would have with the sneakers. I looked
Speaker 15: at your shoes when you talked about your feet, and
Speaker 15: I just thought, why are you doing it?
Speaker 1: Me to do it? I respect it, I respect it,
Speaker 1: I need it. It's just the part of people that
Speaker 1: you like. We're right on the line right now. I
Speaker 1: gotta tell you this.
Speaker 16: But you know I do specials. I do specials because
Speaker 16: I get health insurance. I do publicity so I get
Speaker 16: fashion tips. I can't pay for a publicist. You're helping
Speaker 16: me here, you feel comfortable.
Speaker 1: You told me to do it.
Speaker 16: You know, I like it. I respect it. Now you
Speaker 16: don't want to grab fifty you're saying a plain tea
Speaker 16: is the way to go with something like this.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I think a plant would have been wrote too,
Speaker 15: like you seem like effortless.
Speaker 16: Oh that's what you're getting out of this good thing.
Speaker 16: I'll take effortless.
Speaker 1: She said, you see efforless, But you actually tried this morning.
Speaker 1: I'm trying.
Speaker 16: There was so much effort put into this moment. Here
Speaker 16: you can see it. It's bled into the interview last night.
Speaker 1: I can tell you did it last night. I'm kill
Speaker 1: with this, like first day of school?
Speaker 16: Do you know I iron into this corduroy jackets? Damn,
Speaker 16: I don't even know if you were supposed to iron
Speaker 16: a corduroy jacket.
Speaker 1: Jesus, interesting jacket. This is good. This is good intel.
Speaker 1: I didn't know.
Speaker 16: Yeah, you steam corduroy instead of ironing corduroys.
Speaker 1: This is helpful. I had a towel over in the steaming.
Speaker 7: Through the tower.
Speaker 1: You can do that too.
Speaker 5: Did you put the tower?
Speaker 1: I did not put the towel down, But you know,
Speaker 1: Jordan's a real comedian. Because soon as Lauren said, make
Speaker 1: me laugh, and Joe was like type five airline food,
Speaker 1: I got, I got thoughts on that. Let's go no special,
Speaker 1: fingers the pulse, give the man a prize. Fingers the
Speaker 1: Polese sounds racy, but that's about his name. Have you
Speaker 1: met Figures of the Balls? I guy?
Speaker 16: Oh boy, it's a bit handsy.
Speaker 1: Okay, stay away, all right, he's got a raption. She
Speaker 1: don't look into him. Don't google the guy. Are you
Speaker 1: messed with Macca? People? To get man? What's wrong with
Speaker 1: you? You just like, just you know what. I like getting
Speaker 1: out there. I like getting out there.
Speaker 16: This one was wild because we're trying to figure out
Speaker 16: what to do a special on and two things were
Speaker 16: happening simultaneously.
Speaker 1: Like Trump was sending troops.
Speaker 16: Into cities because he said it was World War two
Speaker 16: and Portland and Chicago, and at the same time, he
Speaker 16: wanted the Nobel Peace Prize because he said it was
Speaker 16: the most peaceful guy on the planet.
Speaker 1: Crazy.
Speaker 16: So we're like, all right, that's that's a hypocrisy. That
Speaker 16: makes for comedy and a special. So it's like, let's
Speaker 16: go after this Nobel Peace Prize desire and let's talk
Speaker 16: to people about like what's actually happening in these cities,
Speaker 16: which is chaotic.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, and it's in the special blend. Stand up with
Speaker 2: what you do in the field. What did you want
Speaker 2: audiences to understand about America that you couldn't capture just
Speaker 2: through field pieces.
Speaker 1: It just wouldn't stand it well.
Speaker 16: I mean, I think when you look at something like this,
Speaker 16: what piece looks like in America, what it feels like?
Speaker 16: What is so night We went to Portland, which was
Speaker 16: supposedly World War two, and if you're watching Fox News,
Speaker 16: if you're watching the right wing political sphere, all you're
Speaker 16: seeing is this is a war zone. This is chaos.
Speaker 16: You never want to visit. We went there on the
Speaker 16: Naked Bike Ride, which was a comical experience full of
Speaker 16: people dressed as some people who were naked, some people
Speaker 16: who were dressed as cartoon characters, all of them going
Speaker 16: outside in ice facility to protest what they saw is
Speaker 16: inhumane treatment. It was comical, it was absurd, and then
Speaker 16: we saw ice agents shoot pepper balls at these people
Speaker 16: dressed as cartoon characters. And for me, that's what America
Speaker 16: feels like right now. It's this absurdity, it's this violence
Speaker 16: it's two different worlds clashing into one another. And so
Speaker 16: that's why we go out and do these field pieces.
Speaker 16: That's why we go out and do these specials. Is
Speaker 16: it's one thing this behind a desk and talk about
Speaker 16: what you see on camera. That's another thing to get
Speaker 16: out there and and and see it up close.
Speaker 5: How do you measure the success of your pieces that
Speaker 5: you do?
Speaker 15: Because it's it's comedy, but there's also like a deeper
Speaker 15: conversation that you want to start, Like I know you
Speaker 15: want to in me for your last one.
Speaker 5: So is it okay?
Speaker 1: Thank you?
Speaker 16: Thank you? Emmy wise I I had a couple at home.
Speaker 1: That's pretty nice. Pretty nice.
Speaker 16: Yeah, And even with all of that, I'm still so
Speaker 16: nervous about what I wear. You know exactly that you
Speaker 16: can't you can't get you let me, you think so,
Speaker 16: but you still care. I measure success with clicks. That's
Speaker 16: all that matters. Just clicks. Who is watching? How many clicks?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 16: I was healthy, I was a supportive snort.
Speaker 1: I'm taking.
Speaker 16: I wish I didn't look at it, and I can't say,
Speaker 16: I mean, you know what, there's truth in that comedy.
Speaker 1: I'd like to know. I I what I tried.
Speaker 16: Our intention in this is to find we're comedians in
Speaker 16: this crazy, strange role. I came up an improv comedy guy,
Speaker 16: a comedy dude who suddenly thrust on the Daily Show
Speaker 16: and I love it, and then the world sort of explodes,
Speaker 16: and our job is to find comedy in these chaotic times.
Speaker 16: And I think using comedy as a way to add
Speaker 16: context to a moment, and for people who aren't necessarily
Speaker 16: paying attention and watching Comedy Central at eleven o'clock, who
Speaker 16: might not be interested in politics suddenly to be paying
Speaker 16: attention to the Nobel Peace Prize race and what's happening
Speaker 16: in Portland, Like that's that's our intention.
Speaker 1: It's like engage in that conversation.
Speaker 16: And then late at night, when I feel good about
Speaker 16: my intentions and what I've done, I go on YouTube
Speaker 16: and I see how many people have watched it and
Speaker 16: if it's not enough, and I compare to what else
Speaker 16: is out there that I feel bad about myself. And
Speaker 16: then I talk to my agent and they're like, well,
Speaker 16: your contract's gonna be dependent on how successful the show is.
Speaker 16: And then you watch CNN and it talks about what's
Speaker 16: happening in the late night sphere, and then you worry
Speaker 16: about eyeballs and the attention economy, and suddenly you have
Speaker 16: a breakdown when you come on a show like this
Speaker 16: and you're wearing something that's not exactly I'm just I
Speaker 16: can't get out of it, you know, I can't get
Speaker 16: my head outside of it.
Speaker 5: I'm so sorry.
Speaker 1: Just the only way to make special special? Is this
Speaker 1: the only way to make special special?
Speaker 7: For me?
Speaker 16: Yes, there's something improvisational about it. We knew we were
Speaker 16: gonna do a special three months ago, and the stuff
Speaker 16: that we do is current. You know, we were we
Speaker 16: were editing it up until yesterday. We were filming up
Speaker 16: until like a week ago. And for me, I've done
Speaker 16: specials that take a year. I've worked in the stand
Speaker 16: up world, and you craft something over the course of
Speaker 16: years to put that special out. But for the Daily Show,
Speaker 16: for Fingers the Pulse, what we do is like, what's
Speaker 16: the conversation right now? How do we make a larger
Speaker 16: argument about that conversation, and how do we keep it
Speaker 16: evolving up until the moment it goes out? So for
Speaker 16: me that that retains the improv spirit of keeping it,
Speaker 16: keeping it in the moment.
Speaker 1: I always wanted when you go out and you're talking
Speaker 1: to these people, how does your wife feel like? Like,
Speaker 1: I know it's a lot to be nervous, but how
Speaker 1: is it on her?
Speaker 16: She she gets a little stressed when we go in,
Speaker 16: has some hairy situations, like you know, she knows me,
Speaker 16: trust me. When I bring that argumentative stance back home,
Speaker 16: she is not as excited. Like it's one thing to
Speaker 16: see the guy who goes out there and argues about
Speaker 16: politics on the road, trying to find hypocrisy, but to
Speaker 16: bring that guy home and in the house is a
Speaker 16: tough thing for a wife and a loved one.
Speaker 1: So I feel for her in that position.
Speaker 16: As of the last few years, though, she is earnestly
Speaker 16: worried about what happens out there.
Speaker 1: You know, it's crazy. People are crazy.
Speaker 16: And I started going out there with no security and
Speaker 16: now I go out there with four security guards, and
Speaker 16: there are threats that take place on the show, on
Speaker 16: the family, and again when the camera's off, when you're
Speaker 16: talking to people face to face, people are lovely. People
Speaker 16: are not as bold and emboldened as they are online.
Speaker 16: But when you step back from that, there's hate, there's
Speaker 16: anger out there, and she fears for that you know,
Speaker 16: we think about that, and I think this last six months,
Speaker 16: with some of the violent activities that we've all seen,
Speaker 16: like Late Night, chose people who are public, forward facing
Speaker 16: and have to sort of reevaluate what.
Speaker 1: That looks like.
Speaker 16: And it's it's real and it's scary and you're trying
Speaker 16: not to think too much about it.
Speaker 1: What was the incident that made you get for security
Speaker 1: guards because you just don't go from having nobody to
Speaker 1: all of a sudden four something had to happen. It
Speaker 1: was I was.
Speaker 16: I think the big moment for us was right before
Speaker 16: Trump's when Trump lost his re election campaign in twenty twenty,
Speaker 16: and to stop the steal campaign, he had a giant
Speaker 16: event in the Capitol and there were fifty thousand people
Speaker 16: there and I was interacting with people, and the Trump
Speaker 16: crew had gone from being in power and successful to
Speaker 16: having lost an election, something they couldn't accept at the time,
Speaker 16: and so they were angry. And I think there was
Speaker 16: a shift from like, oh, this is playful. We don't
Speaker 16: like the media, but we will be playful with them.
Speaker 16: Suddenly I was pushing somebody in an interview and it
Speaker 16: was getting a little bit intentious, and the people around
Speaker 16: it who had nothing to do eyed on that started
Speaker 16: to create two to three to ten to fifteen to
Speaker 16: thirty people, and it became a mob of angry people,
Speaker 16: and security had to extricate me from the situation and
Speaker 16: run out, throw me in a van kind of a situation.
Speaker 1: And they chase me. They chase me.
Speaker 16: And it's that mob mentality that you saw a month
Speaker 16: and a half later at January sixth, where it is
Speaker 16: a bunch of people with nothing to do, emboldened by
Speaker 16: a president who told him that you're a patriot and
Speaker 16: that the media is the enemy of all people, and
Speaker 16: they see that and literally, I don't think a lot
Speaker 16: of the people who chased me had that intention. But
Speaker 16: a minute and a half earlier, bored people walking around
Speaker 16: emboldened by a president see something that they can do
Speaker 16: and their brain turns off and they just they just chase.
Speaker 16: And so when we encountered with that, it was like,
Speaker 16: all right, we have to be prepared for this, and
Speaker 16: quite frankly, when we go to rallies and events now,
Speaker 16: we have to be tactical about where we are because
Speaker 16: for a space where we can't get out of and
Speaker 16: that mob again, you do it close to the car.
Speaker 16: Now now I do it close to the cars, and
Speaker 16: you know what, I'm gonna amend my comment about people.
Speaker 16: I think person person is easy. People is tough, and
Speaker 16: that's that was the case on the road. I can
Speaker 16: talk one I want to that person. When they become people,
Speaker 16: they start to lose accountability and that's what you can't
Speaker 16: rationalize with group think all the way.
Speaker 1: You haven't think about keeping like a Maga hat in
Speaker 1: your back pocket just.
Speaker 16: Going yes, I will say our producers have uh specific
Speaker 16: colored hats and apparel to wear so that we blend
Speaker 16: in really yeah.
Speaker 1: For sure, like red hat. You mean the red hat.
Speaker 16: Our producer Ian Berger wears a red hockey hat from
Speaker 16: some some minor league hockey team in Canada. It's got
Speaker 16: like a red hat with like a mustang on it
Speaker 16: that looks like looks like it's part of the team.
Speaker 16: Because that's what it's tribalism out there, right you walk
Speaker 16: out there, if you're wearing the red, you're wearing that
Speaker 16: you're on the team and.
Speaker 1: There are not.
Speaker 15: I feel like it's worth it, like what you do
Speaker 15: when putting yourself kind of like in the mix of
Speaker 15: these people who could have that mentality and having a
Speaker 15: beef up security.
Speaker 1: And I do.
Speaker 16: I love engaging with people and I do. For me,
Speaker 16: what is most effective or interesting about what I do
Speaker 16: is when like I feel like I'm stressed testing propaganda,
Speaker 16: the stuff that you hear being fed to people on
Speaker 16: all these on all these news shows, like where does it?
Speaker 16: Where does it actually land with the American public? And
Speaker 16: if I can go out there and I can find
Speaker 16: that hypocrisy, if I can, like and it's it's most
Speaker 16: revealing moments I'm having a conversation with somebody on the
Speaker 16: road who has not had a conversation and thought through
Speaker 16: their point of view until this very moment, right like
Speaker 16: we all just accept these these points of view, these opinions,
Speaker 16: these certainties that are fed us without like friends and
Speaker 16: cohorts who push you on it. Like we're in these bubbles.
Speaker 16: A lot of the people I talk to are in
Speaker 16: media bubbles, They're in friend bubbles, They're in Facebook bubbles.
Speaker 16: And when I come out here and I ask you,
Speaker 16: why do you think that thing? They haven't thought through it,
Speaker 16: And in that moment they have to articulate that my
Speaker 16: job is to find comedy in it, some context in it,
Speaker 16: but hopefully there's a little moment of revelation where you
Speaker 16: see that person be that person again and you see
Speaker 16: the BS and so yeah, for me, with that and
Speaker 16: a little bit of health insurance, it feels like it's
Speaker 16: worth it.
Speaker 2: So for you, at what point does comedy stop being
Speaker 2: funny and start becoming like a public service.
Speaker 1: And start being a public service? That's a great question.
Speaker 16: I mean, you know, with The Daily Show, like John
Speaker 16: always talks, we are a comedy show.
Speaker 1: That is our bias.
Speaker 16: And I think that's what is compelling about people when
Speaker 16: they watch a show like that, they know are biased.
Speaker 1: All these shows have biased.
Speaker 16: The Daily Show has a bias towards comedy, calling out
Speaker 16: the BS where they see it. So we're always approaching
Speaker 16: it from that. And also, I am not a journalist.
Speaker 16: I rely on the work of good journalists to tell
Speaker 16: these stories to get good information and that we want
Speaker 16: to keep that clear, and I don't want to get
Speaker 16: over my skis in doing that.
Speaker 1: And in some of these.
Speaker 16: Situations, comedy has very little space to be and maybe
Speaker 16: shouldn't be there. So for us again with this special,
Speaker 16: we wanted to go to Portland, we wanted to go
Speaker 16: to Chicago because I've seen images of what's happening with
Speaker 16: ice raids, and they're heartbreaking and they're terrifying, And when
Speaker 16: you have a microphone and a camera, you're like, how
Speaker 16: do I point it at these things I think are
Speaker 16: really important to talk about? But also what me going
Speaker 16: in there making jokes? When is that helping a situation?
Speaker 16: When is that becoming more activist and more comedian? And
Speaker 16: how do I like take what I want to say
Speaker 16: but still add the thing that I can do, which
Speaker 16: is comedy. Quite literally, for this special, there was a
Speaker 16: naked bike ride and so for us, we're like, all right,
Speaker 16: here's a comedic take on what is happening in this
Speaker 16: chaotic space. So let's use that so we can tell
Speaker 16: a story. Because at that point, if I'm just getting
Speaker 16: out there and just becoming an activist on television trying
Speaker 16: to tell you what I think like, I don't serve
Speaker 16: a purpose. I'm not speaking the language that I'm most
Speaker 16: fluent in, and I'm not being effective to an audience
Speaker 16: space who who understands I'm going after comedy and BS.
Speaker 16: So I try to keep that as my north star.
Speaker 16: So the naked bike ride was like naked, it was
Speaker 16: naked naked. They were all there, My friend, they were
Speaker 16: all there. We thought nobody would show up ten minutes beforehand.
Speaker 16: There's like one or two naked dudes there all out.
Speaker 16: By the end there were hundreds getting on bikes on cold,
Speaker 16: cold Portland day, hoping on.
Speaker 1: The lot of shrinkage. There's a lot of shrinkage. I
Speaker 1: gotta tell you, I you stop riding bikes too soon.
Speaker 16: Used you did, would would you have gone naked for
Speaker 16: the cost.
Speaker 1: But for the cause? You would have gone? And I
Speaker 1: don't want to be behind anybody that rides bike. That's
Speaker 1: just a little weird. And see it, asshole, it's not
Speaker 1: my thing.
Speaker 16: It's it's what's interesting is it's shocking for the first
Speaker 16: twenty minutes, but when you're around two hundred naked people for.
Speaker 1: An hour or so, you get comfy too.
Speaker 16: I stripped down to an uncomfortable degree, got on a bike,
Speaker 16: rode that bike.
Speaker 1: Don't does my assert Yes?
Speaker 16: But I mostly thinking, I mean, the ass doesn't feel good,
Speaker 16: The ego feels poor.
Speaker 1: No, no, because the seat is hard. The seat's very hard, right,
Speaker 1: but usually if you have clothes there's more padding. So
Speaker 1: if there's no padding, that is right up.
Speaker 16: But you're thinking more about what's happening up front, though
Speaker 16: you're worried about that how it's being perceived.
Speaker 1: Because you got you gotta put it on the left
Speaker 1: for the right side of the seat.
Speaker 16: You choose, You choose, although if it's I'm talking about
Speaker 16: the they're talking about a little bit of everything. Although
Speaker 16: here's that is a benefit of the cold is you
Speaker 16: don't necessarily have to choose. If it's cold enough, you
Speaker 16: there's a recession that takes place with everything, which makes
Speaker 16: choice irrelevant. You have a small penis, is what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: At that point, we don't Okay, you got it. I
Speaker 1: just want to be clear. I'm trying to paint a picture.
Speaker 1: All stereotypes aren't true. Okay, this is good to know.
Speaker 1: Let's do you feel like Donald Trump overlooks the Daily Show?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I wonder why, Thank god, thank god.
Speaker 16: I don't think he has cable. I think that man.
Speaker 1: I think that man, that man he's got.
Speaker 16: He still watches the channels he watched thirty years ago.
Speaker 16: He watches Fox. He definitely watches Fox. But I don't
Speaker 16: think he's like the grandparent who's got those few channels,
Speaker 16: knows how to get to those few channels and doesn't
Speaker 16: know how to get to the other channels. And so,
Speaker 16: thank the Lord, he's not paying attention to the Daily Show.
Speaker 16: He's got his own fish to fry.
Speaker 2: I wonder, though, with his influence that he clearly had
Speaker 2: that paramount, will he, you know, maybe flex his muscle
Speaker 2: behind us.
Speaker 1: I just don't want him to pay any attention to us.
Speaker 16: Well, there's different rules with the FCC and cable TV,
Speaker 16: and so I think that may play into it as well.
Speaker 16: But that man fixes his eyes on the stuff that's
Speaker 16: right in front of him at all times, and it's
Speaker 16: pretty clear the things that he watches and gets angry about.
Speaker 16: So so as I promote this, I pray to God
Speaker 16: he's not listening to the Breakfast Club because again, oh,
Speaker 16: I know, he's not been super happy with.
Speaker 1: Charlotte was on Laura Trump Show.
Speaker 16: That's what it was, right, Yes, yes, did you did
Speaker 16: you get blowback from the MAGA circle?
Speaker 1: Did you have any interaction with people?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 2: You know what's so interesting when I did that conversation
Speaker 2: with Laurid Trump and my business partner said this to me.
Speaker 1: He was like, there's a lot of people that are
Speaker 1: agreeing with the thing that you're saying, because.
Speaker 2: I'm not on there talking right or left, or even
Speaker 2: black or white. I'm just talking about affordability and keeping
Speaker 2: people safe in this country, and I don't feel like
Speaker 2: he's doing a good job of that right now. It's
Speaker 2: a simple conversation. We all can connect over the economy.
Speaker 16: Yeah, I mean, I think that's it was amazing to
Speaker 16: see like Zorin in the Oval office and how like, yeah,
Speaker 16: the economy and affordability that that speaks to the right.
Speaker 16: If people get on those spaces and talk about that,
Speaker 16: I think there's an effective lane for a lot of
Speaker 16: those Fox viewers or what have you who are in
Speaker 16: that bubble to be like, oh no, this is a
Speaker 16: conversation that's happening in across party lines.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I love people like you joined because you actually be
Speaker 2: out in the field talking to people. When you're out
Speaker 2: in the field from your vantage point, Does America feel
Speaker 2: more divided?
Speaker 1: Are just more recorded?
Speaker 16: Can I say both? We are more divided. We are
Speaker 16: one hundred percent more divided. We are pushed to that space.
Speaker 16: But like I said, it's the recording of the divisiveness
Speaker 16: that that takes away our autonomy of thought. I think
Speaker 16: you can break through, but people are angry, and there
Speaker 16: are less people who are excited about the MAGA machine
Speaker 16: than there ever were beforehand. There were less people excited
Speaker 16: about the democratic machine than there ever were beforehand. I
Speaker 16: think that's what happened in this last election. And so
Speaker 16: you go out there now and yeah, people are people
Speaker 16: are pissed off. They're angry, and they're more certain than
Speaker 16: they've ever been because there's recording devices on them. But
Speaker 16: there's still a glimmer of hope of like they want
Speaker 16: to talk about affordability. I went to Mississippi and I
Speaker 16: talked to a bunch of MAGA supporters. What was curious
Speaker 16: is they're all afraid of places like Portland and Chicago
Speaker 16: because of what the margosphere has told them about these
Speaker 16: big cities.
Speaker 1: Afraid of all big cities.
Speaker 16: And the older people were afraid of Antifa because that's
Speaker 16: the narrative that Trump pushes. The younger people every time
Speaker 16: I ask them about things like Antifa, no interest, didn't
Speaker 16: care and realize in that moment, you're like, oh, some
Speaker 16: of these narratives that are being ginned up to be
Speaker 16: divisive and push people apart. The boogeyman, the Antifa boogeyman.
Speaker 16: The old people buy in hook line and Sneaker, and
Speaker 16: they love it, and they're afraid and they're changing the
Speaker 16: way they think because of that. The young people are
Speaker 16: too smart for that, and they don't they they're not
Speaker 16: as deep in as some of these other folks who
Speaker 16: are in it to win it. And so I see
Speaker 16: those moments I have I have optimism. We're like, oh,
Speaker 16: these kids, these kids are easily swaying, but are not
Speaker 16: but are not. I haven't been watching the show for
Speaker 16: twenty years. Like the old folks were making some of
Speaker 16: these decisions, this younger generation is just tuning in. They're
Speaker 16: not buying some of these these boogeymen that the Trump
Speaker 16: administration is putting out, and there's there is a space
Speaker 16: to have conversation with those folks about things that they
Speaker 16: care about. Maybe we see that in the midterms, maybe
Speaker 16: we see that in the next year. But not everybody's
Speaker 16: completely all in on that Trump train.
Speaker 1: So that's a that's a great point.
Speaker 2: What's scarier do you people who believe these wild conspiracy
Speaker 2: theories that are people who knowingly weaponize well, the people.
Speaker 16: Who knowingly weaponize that. I think it's the people who
Speaker 16: wield it. I think that's where there's like no moral
Speaker 16: core where you know you it's one thing to be
Speaker 16: afraid of stuff and then out of self preservation, which, hey,
Speaker 16: that's that's how most of us move through life. What
Speaker 16: is the next thing I need to do to pay
Speaker 16: my rent, to have health insurance for my kids, to
Speaker 16: to keep food on the table. What do I need
Speaker 16: to do? Is there a way I can believe the
Speaker 16: things I need to believe to sustain that. I get that,
Speaker 16: I empathize with that. That makes you human. It's the
Speaker 16: people who know better. Those are the folks that are
Speaker 16: real scary here. And I wish our elected officials would
Speaker 16: stand up and be the people who know better. But
Speaker 16: you know, I've been around long enough not to have
Speaker 16: that faith in those institutions anymore.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hope, you hope a little.
Speaker 16: Bit some of that that morality we always talked about
Speaker 16: in schools and the Declaration of Independence talks about. You
Speaker 16: hope that sort of makes its way back into political
Speaker 16: discourse again. Yeah, that's a pretty good one, Yeah, I
Speaker 16: gotta tell you. And hearing all this religious talk on
Speaker 16: the right too, it's like, yeah, there's a lot of
Speaker 16: good ideals there that you wish we believed in, and
Speaker 16: I think a lot of people do. There's just more
Speaker 16: focus on putting food on the table to actually engage
Speaker 16: in that larger conversation.
Speaker 1: So what gives you hope about America right now? You
Speaker 1: want me to find hope and all of this.
Speaker 16: You know what what gives me hope about America is
Speaker 16: a naked guy protesting out front of an ice facility,
Speaker 16: Like you're wondering if people have tuned out apathy. That's
Speaker 16: what That's what the right, that's what the far right was.
Speaker 16: They want apathy. They don't want you to care if
Speaker 16: you show up with your balls out it's out in
Speaker 16: a rainy Portland day to like go outside of an
Speaker 16: ice facility and be like, I don't want them to
Speaker 16: use my image to be painted as a bad guy,
Speaker 16: so much so that I'm willing to be naked in
Speaker 16: front of all these folks to look like a fool
Speaker 16: because I think what's happening inside is inhumane.
Speaker 1: Like that that is helpful to me. That's saying literally,
Speaker 1: the ladies and gentlemen, definitely check out the special and
Speaker 1: next Monday on Comedy Central, and thank you for joining us. Thanks.
Speaker 1: Did you make you laugh, Lauren?
Speaker 4: He did?
Speaker 1: Okay, breakfast It. Let's get to the latest with Lauren.
Speaker 1: Lauren becoming a straight fast she gets them somebody that
Speaker 1: knows somebody.
Speaker 5: I'm a home girl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 1: She'd be having the Latest on.
Speaker 7: The lawn, The Latest with Lauren la Rosa.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you have facts, sometimes you have details, sometimes you
Speaker 2: have a little bit of everything.
Speaker 1: It's the latest on.
Speaker 7: The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: All right, y'all.
Speaker 15: So y'all remember yesterday we did the conversation about ray
Speaker 15: J and he was saying, bring Beyonce, jay Z, come
Speaker 15: take some pictures with Brandy. I got so many phone
Speaker 15: calls yesterday.
Speaker 5: Like, I didn't even go looking for this. I got
Speaker 5: so many phone calls yesterday.
Speaker 15: It was not no, no, no, it's not ray J.
Speaker 15: Let's be very clear. I did not talk to RAJ
Speaker 15: about this story. That is not the sources that I
Speaker 15: spoke to. But yesterday I got calls from people that
Speaker 15: are close to the tour and people that would know
Speaker 15: who called me and said, hey, you know, I saw
Speaker 15: the report and now there's video circulating online of you know,
Speaker 15: Brandy walking right past Beyonce backstage and just different things.
Speaker 15: And they're like they don't fool with each other, like
Speaker 15: they don't like Brandy.
Speaker 5: Yes, so from what I'm.
Speaker 15: Told, uh, hold on, from what I'm told, they do,
Speaker 15: they do not fool with each other. I mean, Jess,
Speaker 15: you made a comment yesterday, you said you can't miss
Speaker 15: Brandy at that tour.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Jess, And no, I don't know. I will say.
Speaker 5: I will say though that comment.
Speaker 15: When the person called me, they said, I just want to,
Speaker 15: you know, think think Jess for you know, making a
Speaker 15: point that makes sense because you can't misbrand get the tour.
Speaker 15: But from what I was told is that, uh, you know,
Speaker 15: at one point there was a cordial relationship. I was
Speaker 15: told that Kelly Rowland and uh Brandy actually used to
Speaker 15: be pretty close, but even that has subsided in years.
Speaker 15: But yeah, there's been this whole thing, and from what
Speaker 15: I was told from the sources is that, you know,
Speaker 15: this kind of linger from you know, Beyonce came up
Speaker 15: and became girl like Brandy is the girl and they
Speaker 15: both are still phenomenal, iconic women and what they do.
Speaker 15: But at some point during Beyonce's climb, things kind of
Speaker 15: got a little bit rocky. And they haven't established anything
Speaker 15: better friendship wise from that point.
Speaker 1: So you're saying that long Alsa is saying that Brandy
Speaker 1: and Beyonce.
Speaker 15: Do with each other from what I'm being told, Yes,
Speaker 15: Sourcess Recording, Yeah, we don't know.
Speaker 1: The reason why.
Speaker 15: I mean I was I was pointing to a bunch
Speaker 15: of different things. So, like I said that, there was
Speaker 15: a conversation around, like you know, Beyonce's come up, and
Speaker 15: you know Brandy's take on that, uh, and then some
Speaker 15: other things that I'll get into, I'm sure because I'll
Speaker 15: get some more calls after this conversation.
Speaker 2: Right now about twenty you like better'n.
Speaker 1: That's a good question.
Speaker 5: I'a always trying to kill me.
Speaker 15: I love both of those women. They are both iconic.
Speaker 15: I said that about fifty seconds ago. But yeah, so
Speaker 15: that's what I've been told. So, I mean, all this
Speaker 15: stuff is circulating now, and I'm sure I'll be providing
Speaker 15: more and maybe some people may be screaming at us
Speaker 15: after this, but we'll be back to have the conversation.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 14: Here.
Speaker 5: I will say though, from what I.
Speaker 15: Was told, it's not like, oh my god, I hate her,
Speaker 15: It's super malicious it's just they just don't.
Speaker 5: They're just her. She won't be down, but not with her.
Speaker 15: Exactly exactly now in other news, speaking of not being
Speaker 15: down with somebody, Holly Berry, it's not here for Gavin
Speaker 15: Newsom whatsoever.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 15: Uh So yesterday Charlottagne, I know you were at this
Speaker 15: event yesterday, Halle Berry, she spoke and she said that
Speaker 15: Gavin Newsom has overlooked women and should not be president.
Speaker 5: Let's take a listen.
Speaker 12: Back in my great state of California, my very own governor,
Speaker 12: Gavin Newsom has vetoled our menopause bill, not one but
Speaker 12: two years in a row. But that's okay because he's
Speaker 12: not going to be governor forever. And with the way
Speaker 12: he's overlooked women half the population by devaluing us in midlife,
Speaker 12: he probably should not be our next president either. Just
Speaker 12: saying I need every woman in this country.
Speaker 5: To fight with me. But the truth is the fight.
Speaker 12: Isn't just for us women.
Speaker 1: We need men too.
Speaker 12: We need you to have the conversation anyway, because when
Speaker 12: women are struggling silently through perimenopause and menopause, trying to
Speaker 12: hold their families, careers, relationships, and communities together, it doesn't
Speaker 12: just affect women. It affects every household, It affects the workplace,
Speaker 12: it affects the economy. One in six women leave the
Speaker 12: workplace due to their menopausal symptoms.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was at the York Times deal Book summing
Speaker 2: deal books. Okay, I spoke on a panel there yesterday
Speaker 2: as well. But you know what was so interesting about
Speaker 2: that conversation. Gavin came on shortly after that. Really, yes,
Speaker 2: like I want to say, he was the next panel after.
Speaker 1: Did he respond? I don't know.
Speaker 15: We're trying to find we're trying to find the audio
Speaker 15: from so this is just beginning to circulate, but we're
Speaker 15: trying to find the audio now from Gavin's conversation to
Speaker 15: check to see if he mentioned anything whatsoever. It would, honestly,
Speaker 15: I feel like it would be very in you know,
Speaker 15: on brand for him to have at least acknowledged that.
Speaker 2: It would only make sense for the interviewer to ask him,
Speaker 2: especially when it just happened, you know, at their event.
Speaker 2: But you know, Hollywood was like, I'm fifty six, and
Speaker 2: she literally said I have zero f to give anymore.
Speaker 1: Right, A lot of people got criticism of Gavin News
Speaker 1: him in that way though.
Speaker 2: I mean people criticize him about, you know, the way
Speaker 2: he handled homelessness in California, the housing crisis at home
Speaker 2: in California. So I mean it's fair. She's a resident
Speaker 2: of California. It's fair criticism.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I mean you don't like ability. He didn't
Speaker 1: approve I I don't see nothing wrong with what she said.
Speaker 15: Yeah, and people I don't the gas and all, and
Speaker 15: people are like, oh, shoot, Holly Barry. But wow, but
Speaker 15: she'd been straight at him on I don't know if
Speaker 15: you'll follow her on x oh, you can't play with
Speaker 15: Halle Berry on no social platform. She's gonna respond, She's
Speaker 15: gonna tell you how she feels what it is, but
Speaker 15: it's not She is not to be played with.
Speaker 1: At the point in her life, she don't care.
Speaker 2: Gavin knew someome governor knew some was there like, yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm telling you, I think he was the next panel
Speaker 2: right after.
Speaker 1: She had a point where she don't care. She's gonna
Speaker 1: say how she feel fit what she said.
Speaker 15: Well, speaking of you know, people getting some ouh's eyes
Speaker 15: and pushback. Tabitha Brown, y'all remember when Tabitha Brown was
Speaker 15: going through it because the target and DEI influencer and
Speaker 15: now she's an author and she has all these things with.
Speaker 5: Yeah, she was here recently.
Speaker 15: She actually was speaking to Kevi on stage on his
Speaker 15: podcast and said that she had to be for prsecurity
Speaker 15: during that time.
Speaker 5: Let's say listen, it was just hurtful that people would
Speaker 5: go to that extreme.
Speaker 18: I mean, you know, I had to heighten my security
Speaker 18: because like people were like approaching me and trying to
Speaker 18: like it was. It got bad for a minute, you know,
Speaker 18: the messages, the threats. I was like, y'all, I'm not
Speaker 18: the enemy. I'm for the people I just happened to
Speaker 18: be in business with at this time the enemy. That's
Speaker 18: the part I think that hurt me the most, because
Speaker 18: even even through it all, I still love my people,
Speaker 18: and my hope is that we all can like learn.
Speaker 2: Did you ever wish you would have just left your
Speaker 2: first video and not made the second one?
Speaker 1: I think about that all the time.
Speaker 18: But I would be a hypocrite if I had never
Speaker 18: said anything. Knowing that all the people in the small
Speaker 18: businesses who were asking for help and calling, I just
Speaker 18: felt responsible to speak up for the other businesses.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, Like I don't regret it.
Speaker 18: But I mean there are days I'd be like, I
Speaker 18: should have just let people with their imagination.
Speaker 15: Yeah, that's kind of crazy to have to, you know,
Speaker 15: beef up security and look over your shoulder. And she
Speaker 15: got kids and all of that over your decision to
Speaker 15: you know, stay with the retailer, like I don't.
Speaker 1: Tabitha Brown did nothing wrong.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And the fact that people even can fix their
Speaker 2: brains to think Tabitha Brown is not for the people
Speaker 2: is insanity to me. And the fact that she has
Speaker 2: to be for persecurity because of threats from.
Speaker 1: Her own people is in sanity to me.
Speaker 15: Yeah, especially when she's so for the people and for
Speaker 15: the entrepreneur and for the you know, you don't have
Speaker 15: to love everything everybody does.
Speaker 5: But she said like getting threats.
Speaker 6: And then did you even even hear her saying or
Speaker 6: her gracious ass she said, it's okay, I love my
Speaker 6: people through it all.
Speaker 1: What mister.
Speaker 2: Said, you gotta love these niggas even though they hate themselves. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's crazy.
Speaker 15: Yeah, Well that was from not my best moment with
Speaker 15: Kevin said she You can go take a listen to
Speaker 15: that full uh interview series.
Speaker 1: I Love Kevi on Stage podcast. I love this show. Yes,
Speaker 1: actually I miss called mister fra Conn. That was a
Speaker 1: little bit more of me.
Speaker 2: But mister fra Con says you have to love black
Speaker 2: people more than they hate themselves.
Speaker 1: We knew you do the Negro. Don't. Don't think the
Speaker 1: minister won't drop a word. Okay, sometimes the ain't nothing
Speaker 1: else to call you. What's wrong? You were you giving
Speaker 1: your donkey too?
Speaker 2: Speaking of it, there's a Florida man named John Fuller
Speaker 2: who needs to come to the front of the congregation.
Speaker 1: We like to have a word with this man. I
Speaker 1: wonder if they did the percentage of how many people
Speaker 1: you give donkeys to and Florida. It's not my fault.
Speaker 5: When I be out they be seeing that. Like tell
Speaker 5: Charlotte Lee, Florida alone.
Speaker 1: People control for Florida. That's crazy. By the way, Florida is.
Speaker 1: Everybody know Florida is a crazy ass state. Okay.
Speaker 2: The whole g T A six is about to be
Speaker 2: based off how crazy Florida is. They got a show
Speaker 2: on HBO called Florida Man with nothing but crazy people
Speaker 2: from I.
Speaker 15: Used to fly for Dulcia. People used to want extra
Speaker 15: money for having to work to Florida.
Speaker 2: You know, what I.
Speaker 6: Promo because I got shows in Connecticut, YO. And the
Speaker 6: guy had asked me, He's like, so, what is what
Speaker 6: is one of the most rowdiest, craziest cities you have?
Speaker 5: I said, Jacksonville, Florida crazy, but.
Speaker 15: Florida, I love you. When I come to Miami for
Speaker 15: our Bosa this weekend, show me love our bozzle or
Speaker 15: art Basil.
Speaker 5: Fazzil Basil Bozzle. I'll be there December six.
Speaker 1: Florida, your reputation precedes the days up next.
Speaker 8: Make sure you're telling them watch out for Florida, Milorida.
Speaker 2: The craziest people in America come from the Bronx in
Speaker 2: all of Florida. Yes, you are adult.
Speaker 19: The Florida man attacked an ATM for a very strange reason.
Speaker 1: It gave him too much huch money.
Speaker 5: Florida man is arrested after that.
Speaker 12: He said he riggs the door to his home in
Speaker 12: an attempt to electric hit his pregnant lights.
Speaker 5: Police arrested in Orlando man for taking.
Speaker 1: Up Amida to breakfast club. Bitch you Donkey of the
Speaker 1: Day with Shalam Hayne, a guy. I don't know why
Speaker 1: y'all keep letting him get y'all elected. It is not
Speaker 1: me little duvall is Florida.
Speaker 2: Okay, donkey Today for Thursday, December fourth goes to a
Speaker 2: thirty one year old Florida man named John Fuller. Okay,
Speaker 2: what does your uncle Shalla always say about the great
Speaker 2: state of Florida.
Speaker 1: The craziest people.
Speaker 2: In America come from the Bronx and all of Florida,
Speaker 2: and today is no different. Now John has been charged
Speaker 2: with first degree murder and he's pleaded not guilty. I'm
Speaker 2: sure every murderer in Florida pleads not guilty, but John
Speaker 2: is being accused of killing twenty eight year old Cameron Hoilette.
Speaker 2: Why did John kill Cameron? Well, let's go to NBC
Speaker 2: two for thirty fourth Police.
Speaker 13: Thirty one year old John Christopher Fuller has been charged
Speaker 13: with murder after the Thanksgiving Day shooting of his girlfriend's
Speaker 13: co worker at her Maitland apartment. Maitland police arrived at
Speaker 13: Summit Center Way around twelve fifteen pm and found twenty
Speaker 13: eight year old Cameron toilet shot and lying on the
Speaker 13: bedroom floor. Police say fullest girlfriend Nila Lindsay, told detectives
Speaker 13: she was redoing her coworker's hair when the suspect arrived
Speaker 13: at her door. An argument broke out, and the police
Speaker 13: report says the victim stated if there was a problem,
Speaker 13: he would just leave, and that he only came to
Speaker 13: get his hair braided. Without warning, the defendant pulled out
Speaker 13: a firearm and shot the victim in the face. The
Speaker 13: arrest report goes on to say that Fuller and his
Speaker 13: girlfriend had been in a relationship for nearly a year
Speaker 13: and a half. She moved here from West Palm Beach
Speaker 13: about two months ago, and it also says that he
Speaker 13: found a job nearby and would move soon.
Speaker 1: She told detectives.
Speaker 13: Due to the long distance relationship, they began having issues
Speaker 13: and the defendant started accusing her of cheating. She told
Speaker 13: police she'd been upset with him for not being truthful
Speaker 13: about the potential job he mentioned because he lied about
Speaker 13: the stark date.
Speaker 2: First things first, Rest in peace, Cameron hoilet. Okay, what
Speaker 2: a senseless murder. John. There is no way on God's
Speaker 2: green earth that you did your jail math. And this
Speaker 2: made sense to you. I tell y'all all the time.
Speaker 2: You know what jail math is. Okay, Before you commit
Speaker 2: whatever crime your mind tells you to commit in the moment,
Speaker 2: simply ask yourself. Can you afford to do this? Can
Speaker 2: you afford the time you will spend in jail of prison?
Speaker 2: Can you afford the lawyer? Can you afford the bell?
Speaker 2: When it comes to murder, the answer is usually no, no, no,
Speaker 2: in hell no okay, which they was usually just mean,
Speaker 2: sit your stupid ass down somewhere, okay.
Speaker 1: I would never understand throwing your life away because of
Speaker 1: a woman.
Speaker 2: A woman don't want to be with you like you
Speaker 2: and your lady was having some problems. It was a
Speaker 2: long distance relationship. You thought she was cheating. She was
Speaker 2: nine months pregnant with your child. The day before Thanksgiving,
Speaker 2: you called her. She said you. You said you missed her.
Speaker 2: You wanted to come over. She told you no, she
Speaker 2: was busy, she had plans. You ignored her and came
Speaker 2: to the apartment anyway. You knocked on her doors. She
Speaker 2: answered and told you I'm braiding someone's hair, and I
Speaker 2: told you not the over. You didn't listen. You let
Speaker 2: your emotions get the best of you. You proceed past her,
Speaker 2: went in to her home. She didn't even stop you, John,
Speaker 2: She didn't even stop you because in the police report,
Speaker 2: it says she just assumed he was just gonna watch
Speaker 2: her braid the victim's hair. Okay, then you hear what
Speaker 2: this said in the news report. You know, John approached
Speaker 2: the young man Cameron. Cameron wasn't leading with ego. Cameron said,
Speaker 2: if there was a problem, he would just leave. I
Speaker 2: only came to get my hair braided. Okay, Thanksgiving. I
Speaker 2: just want to get my hair braided, to have a
Speaker 2: fresh dude gone about my business. Then John, without warning,
Speaker 2: pulls out a firearm shoots Cameron in the face.
Speaker 1: My brother's emotion can be the enemy. Okay. If you
Speaker 1: give in to your emotion, you lose yourself.
Speaker 2: You must be at one with your emotions because the
Speaker 2: body always follows the mind.
Speaker 1: That's Bruce Leie.
Speaker 2: The emotions of man are stirred more quickly than man's intelligence.
Speaker 2: That's Oscar whild Now, baby girl, donundump me. She no
Speaker 2: longer wants me. I'm no longer hired. She said that
Speaker 2: I've been fired. On to the next one. More fishing.
Speaker 1: The sea.
Speaker 2: Girls are like buses, miss one next fifteen one comment.
Speaker 2: That's Rodger Davis aka Gucci Man. Okay, she don't want
Speaker 2: to be with you, so what John? All right, she's
Speaker 2: having your child. Now that child will not have a father.
Speaker 2: Guess what else, John, and Florida, first degree murder is
Speaker 2: a capital felony and the only possible sentences are life
Speaker 2: imprisonment without the possibility of parole are the death penalty.
Speaker 2: So if you thought she was with another man, now,
Speaker 2: my god, she is guaranteed to be with another man
Speaker 2: because you're going to prison to do life, and this
Speaker 2: young lady has to move on with hers brothers. Don't
Speaker 2: do something permanently stupid because you are temporarily upset. Please
Speaker 2: give John Fuller the biggest he huh, horrible store.
Speaker 5: So she was not muchs pregnant with his baby.
Speaker 1: Damn, that's wild, horrible store.
Speaker 6: And he probably was been toxic, you know what I mean,
Speaker 6: probably been toxic.
Speaker 5: That's why she didn't want to be around him.
Speaker 6: Because I was trying to figure out, like, why would
Speaker 6: she say, no, don't come to spend time right before
Speaker 6: the holiday. But he's probably already been showing signs of
Speaker 6: doing stuff like that.
Speaker 2: And she was mad at him because she thought, you know,
Speaker 2: he was lying about a job and he was supposed
Speaker 2: to move and blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: Marland stories.
Speaker 2: It's a whole bunch of mess, and Cameron should not
Speaker 2: be deceased because of he just got caught up in
Speaker 2: somebody else's mess.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's right, all right, we'll take it.
Speaker 5: Sorry. Then imagine how she feels about that.
Speaker 6: She probably blames herself that she about to have a baby.
Speaker 6: The father not about to be there obviously, Like that's
Speaker 6: a lot, that's a lot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, well up next, just fix my mess.
Speaker 1: If you got some mess like that, called just now
Speaker 1: before you do something, don't call the police, don't country
Speaker 1: Just fix my messes. The breakfast Club, good morning, that's
Speaker 1: about me. For relationship problems, that's about me.
Speaker 6: If you need to beat your coworker's ass at about me,
Speaker 6: put worker need to be show ass, call it up,
Speaker 6: doctor Jess and I'm here to fix your masks.
Speaker 1: Fix your mess.
Speaker 5: It's getting very much mess.
Speaker 1: Let me fix this morning. Everybody is dj n V,
Speaker 1: Jess Hilaris Charlamagne the guy. We are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: It's time for just fix my mess. What's your name, bro?
Speaker 1: My name is Deman. What's your question for jess Man?
Speaker 1: How did you.
Speaker 3: Deal with a woman who has personal hygiene issues?
Speaker 14: Damn?
Speaker 6: So, how do you deal with the woman who has
Speaker 6: personal hygiene issues.
Speaker 5: When did you how long you been dealing with this woman?
Speaker 6: First of all, before you before you found out about
Speaker 6: the personal hygiene issues.
Speaker 14: We've been rocking on and off.
Speaker 1: You said, six.
Speaker 5: Okay, about six months you've been dealing with her.
Speaker 6: And when was it that you realize that she had
Speaker 6: these bad hygiene issues?
Speaker 15: Oh?
Speaker 2: I realized, like when you stay together for a couple
Speaker 2: of days, take a bad one.
Speaker 6: Oh, you was over there for more than one day,
Speaker 6: and she only took a bit in y'all were and y'all,
Speaker 6: I guess we're having sex. So it's like, yo, when
Speaker 6: you only freshened up one time, you only took a
Speaker 6: shower at one time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that went took me to the upper road.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, So you you smelled it.
Speaker 6: It's not even that you've only seen her take a
Speaker 6: bath once.
Speaker 5: You actually have witnessed it smelling.
Speaker 1: Her smell everything.
Speaker 3: I don't know if it's a medical issue or I
Speaker 3: don't know, but she's just too pretty too to.
Speaker 5: Be smelling like that. Jesus Christ. Okay, has it ever
Speaker 5: been out in public?
Speaker 1: No, No, it has never been in public.
Speaker 2: But I did get it like a little whip for
Speaker 2: like must one time when it was out and I
Speaker 2: just checked myself, so I little one meet.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I don't know. Okay, how do you like her?
Speaker 6: Is this somebody that you would like to be with
Speaker 6: because this is fixable? Do you like her?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 4: I really really do like her.
Speaker 6: Okay, Well I think you should actually sit her down
Speaker 6: and have a conversation with her. Now, listen, I'm ask
Speaker 6: you this last question before I go on. When you
Speaker 6: were at her house? How does her house look like?
Speaker 1: Is it dirty?
Speaker 6: Is it junkie like? Is it you know what I'm saying, Like,
Speaker 6: does she keep her house clean?
Speaker 4: Fallowless? Her body?
Speaker 6: Everything is clean except her body? Okay, Well, it may
Speaker 6: be a medical issue. I was I was asking because
Speaker 6: I was like, it may be her environment.
Speaker 1: It may but.
Speaker 6: It's her Okay, So you have to sit her down
Speaker 6: and just be honest with her. You said you've been
Speaker 6: dealing with her on and off for six months or
Speaker 6: six years?
Speaker 1: I'm sorry what you say? Six months? Okay?
Speaker 5: Six months because your phone keep going and O okay,
Speaker 5: so six months?
Speaker 1: So you like this girl?
Speaker 6: Y'all still are in y'all. You know, preliminary stages, y'all.
Speaker 6: Y'all are still like early on with it, so I
Speaker 6: do feel like before y'all actually go any further, it's
Speaker 6: it's a conversation. Oh like, you owe that to her.
Speaker 6: You know, you really like her and obviously she likes you.
Speaker 6: You sit her down and you tell her like over
Speaker 6: dinner or befoot no, no, no, because what if she's thinking
Speaker 6: at dinner now y'all want to tell out in public.
Speaker 3: Restaurant and you start thinking that dinner, I'm a to
Speaker 3: just ask like.
Speaker 1: I got.
Speaker 6: No, you don't want to do that, just just tell her,
Speaker 6: just be like, hey, babe, I have been pondering on
Speaker 6: how I can bring this to you and be the
Speaker 6: most respectful while doing it, because I like you and
Speaker 6: I noticed that your hygiene is not up to par right,
Speaker 6: And if you don't want to say it like that,
Speaker 6: asks gpt how to say it nicer. But you gotta
Speaker 6: be honest with her, because that's yeh.
Speaker 3: Honesty can lead to you know, segregation.
Speaker 4: She might be don't feel the same way.
Speaker 3: She might feel like I'm attacking her or attacking her.
Speaker 6: But you might be surprised because this can't be the
Speaker 6: first time that she heard this. If you're if you
Speaker 6: the way you are describing this. Somebody else had to
Speaker 6: smell this, not not only you. You know, so she's
Speaker 6: been told this before, or maybe she hadn't. Maybe the
Speaker 6: previous men have just like left her alone or even friends.
Speaker 6: I know she got friends or something, a cat or
Speaker 6: something that don't want to be around her all the time.
Speaker 3: You look like that, so single after all these years.
Speaker 1: Now my blowing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you gotta be honest with her. You like her.
Speaker 6: You're running the risk of segregation. But at the same time,
Speaker 6: I mean separation. But at the same time, she.
Speaker 1: May appreciate the truth.
Speaker 6: She may appreciate all right, Look, I gotta get myself together.
Speaker 6: I you know, it's something, and she may even come
Speaker 6: clain like, yo, I do have a medical issue. I
Speaker 6: just don't know who can help me with it. Then
Speaker 6: now you gotta find you gotta help her find a
Speaker 6: dermatologist or whoever deals with the bo because whatever's.
Speaker 2: Coming from huh, I might need to find her new obg.
Speaker 5: Right, you might always always down, nail.
Speaker 6: I thought it was just like her body armpits because
Speaker 6: you say must and everywhere, Oh my God Jesus, and
Speaker 6: you really Yeah, it may be medical. Then it may
Speaker 6: be medical.
Speaker 1: But it may not.
Speaker 6: But I think you need to be honest whatever it is,
Speaker 6: because if she's too beautiful and you know, she got
Speaker 6: a lot going for us off and you really you
Speaker 6: like her, and that's the only thing holding you back,
Speaker 6: that's fixable. She gotta be able to fix it, you know,
Speaker 6: she her pride can't get in the way of her
Speaker 6: smell like.
Speaker 5: She has to fix this, not not just.
Speaker 1: For you, for her too. So be honest.
Speaker 2: I would just go ahead, you know, warton milon and
Speaker 2: pine out with her stuff and making sure she's clean,
Speaker 2: you know, just to get whatever talk that she got
Speaker 2: and her body flushed out.
Speaker 1: What does it smell like? I'm just curious what is like?
Speaker 8: He said, the upper room, tiny food center around for
Speaker 8: like a couple of days, that's what it's like.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, man, I'm trying to figure out why
Speaker 5: the Holly like her.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's fine, Yeah, just fun.
Speaker 6: Yeah, what you gotta talk to her because you laying
Speaker 6: it on thick for me, So you need to go
Speaker 6: and talk to her today.
Speaker 1: Matter fact. Go over there now, go.
Speaker 6: Run all right, I'm gonna all right check in with me.
Speaker 6: I'm here next Thursday. You gotta you gotta tell me
Speaker 6: what came of the conversation.
Speaker 1: I definitely will. I checked back in with you. I
Speaker 1: appreciate it, no problem, damn it man, No, that sucks.
Speaker 1: What about douche do people still do?
Speaker 6: Not really because that's not really healthy for us as
Speaker 6: we thought it was with all them chemicals putting that
Speaker 6: up in there.
Speaker 1: That's not really good and work right.
Speaker 6: That's for floors env That is a janitorial cleanser.
Speaker 1: Sorry, we got on the line. Chay, good morning, Hi.
Speaker 5: Good morning morning babe.
Speaker 1: How are you.
Speaker 14: I'm doing well, are you, Jazz?
Speaker 1: I'm good, honey. What's up?
Speaker 14: Me and my baby father whatever, We've been together like
Speaker 14: off and on for like seven years. We have three children,
Speaker 14: and so right now we're like off and he is
Speaker 14: basically like trying to put all the responsibility on me
Speaker 14: as far as the finances go, as far as like
Speaker 14: pick up drop offs when it comes through everything. But
Speaker 14: yet he want to take me to court and basically
Speaker 14: put on paper that he's like the primary parent. And
Speaker 14: you know, I'm just like, I don't. I hate the
Speaker 14: court system. I hate I grew up in the system
Speaker 14: and court like my parent is fighting back and forth
Speaker 14: and stuff.
Speaker 4: Like that.
Speaker 14: So basically I'm like, do I really want to go
Speaker 14: back to court and fight this man over my children?
Speaker 14: And like go tell tell it all, because it's like yo,
Speaker 14: like at the end of the day, I got receipts
Speaker 14: I spend on my children. I do it whatever I
Speaker 14: have to do for my kids. I just asked this
Speaker 14: man to get the kids some T shirts and stuff
Speaker 14: for the winner he thought about Christmas coming up, Like.
Speaker 5: Yeah, witness today, sir, I feel you.
Speaker 6: Is it at the point where it's irreconcilable, like y'all
Speaker 6: can't y'all can't come to an agreement outside of court?
Speaker 6: Or is he like, is I want to know where
Speaker 6: the court angle is coming from? Because you said y'all
Speaker 6: are off and y'all are it sounds like y'all are toxic, right,
Speaker 6: y'all love each other, but y'all are on and off,
Speaker 6: so that there's a bit of toxicity there. When y'all
Speaker 6: are off, are things usually hostile?
Speaker 14: Yeah, So, like he's the type of person that like, okay,
Speaker 14: we all been he stopped doing for his children even
Speaker 14: like he'll do for them less like he'll you know,
Speaker 14: kind of like I just out a little bit like
Speaker 14: I mean, don't get me.
Speaker 6: Wrong, he's father, so the yeah, so the core thing
Speaker 6: is literally just him being upset on.
Speaker 14: Paper, Yes, on paper, he wants to be a parent,
Speaker 14: but like I said, financially and in real life, he don't.
Speaker 14: You know, he can't. He can't keep up, you know.
Speaker 6: Okay, Well listen, let's take away the kids for a second.
Speaker 5: One second. You and him right are, well, what.
Speaker 1: Is the problem.
Speaker 6: Why do y'all keep being off when y'all are on
Speaker 6: obviously things are good.
Speaker 1: Why do y'all keep getting off? What is the problem?
Speaker 14: The problem for me personally is bad. He doesn't know
Speaker 14: how to communicate well, and like it's like talking to
Speaker 14: a child, like if he has a problem with something,
Speaker 14: and if anything, like he has an issue with anything
Speaker 14: at all, it's like he'll get emotional and you know,
Speaker 14: don't know how to communicate like an adult. And for
Speaker 14: me it's like all I have to do is just
Speaker 14: talk normally, and you know, it's like, hey, this is
Speaker 14: the problem. How can we fixed it?
Speaker 4: And like he don't, he don't.
Speaker 14: He's never wrong. He never, you know, never did nothing wrong.
Speaker 14: You ask him, he never did nothing wrong, but be
Speaker 14: too good, And it's just like the fee.
Speaker 4: I can't you to put us as fast.
Speaker 14: You know, it's like it's manipulating, like the only thing
Speaker 14: you ever did, Yeah, the only thing good to me
Speaker 14: the whole time.
Speaker 4: That's why we offered.
Speaker 14: But I'm the only problem.
Speaker 6: So that's a deeper issue, that's deeper than this relationship
Speaker 6: that that stems from maybe his childhood, that stems from
Speaker 6: maybe a relationship before you.
Speaker 1: That he never healed from you.
Speaker 6: You get what I'm saying, Because the manipulation people just
Speaker 6: don't become manipulators overnight. That this type of behavior that
Speaker 6: you're describing that's built up like that, that's somebody being
Speaker 6: conditioned to be that way. So that takes time. And
Speaker 6: he's been living his life that way for a long time.
Speaker 6: So he needs therapy. He actually needs to fix himself
Speaker 6: as an individual, you know, if you get to the
Speaker 6: root of why he can't communicate and why he he
Speaker 6: gets so hostile and and just goes.
Speaker 5: Because I feel like the court play is very malicious.
Speaker 1: I feel like he's doing it because.
Speaker 6: He's upset, and when he calms down, he may regret
Speaker 6: doing that, but that's something that he already popped the
Speaker 6: lid on. You know, because he's trying to hit below
Speaker 6: the belt because y'all are off. So it's about who
Speaker 6: can win this argument and who's going to.
Speaker 1: Be like, you get what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: It's like, no, you shouldn't go this way with somebody
Speaker 6: that you have children with, that you are actually in
Speaker 6: a relationship with most of the time you can't do right. Yeah,
Speaker 6: So it doesn't sound like it's It doesn't sound like
Speaker 6: it's over. It just sounds like y'all got a lot.
Speaker 1: Of work to do.
Speaker 6: And what he shouldn't do is throw the kids in
Speaker 6: the middle of something that they have nothing to do with.
Speaker 6: He gotta work on himself and then he gotta work
Speaker 6: on y'all relationship. Y'all gotta work on that, but the
Speaker 6: kids still come first.
Speaker 1: So it's a lot of work.
Speaker 6: Y'all gotta do. And I got a book that is
Speaker 6: available for pre order, so Death Do We Parent Right?
Speaker 6: And it's a coparenting memoir. It reflects on my journey
Speaker 6: raising my son with his dad. Me and Ron went
Speaker 6: through a lot of this in the earlier stages of
Speaker 6: our raising Ashton.
Speaker 5: We were very young and it wasn't until.
Speaker 6: We sat down and we had a talk right where
Speaker 6: it's like, Yo, I don't want you, you don't want me,
Speaker 6: or maybe you do want me, but this will never
Speaker 6: be like it is. We gotta say it will never
Speaker 6: be a good relationship. We have a son, though y'all
Speaker 6: have three children. Y'all gotta get it right for right now,
Speaker 6: you feel me so or as soon as you can,
Speaker 6: because kids can't wait for y'all get y'all. Kids can't
Speaker 6: wait for y'all to get y'all ished together, you feel
Speaker 6: me like cause they still waning and evolving every day
Speaker 6: and they're looking to y'all.
Speaker 5: Y'all are their example. Y'all had them.
Speaker 6: They didn't ast to be here, So y'all got to
Speaker 6: figure out how to govern y'allselves individually, so.
Speaker 5: Y'all can be the best parents for these kids.
Speaker 6: You know, y'all gotta work on your relationship, like whether
Speaker 6: y'all gotta decide right now whether we are we gonna
Speaker 6: be together?
Speaker 1: Are we not?
Speaker 6: Our kids can't wait for us to decide, and can't
Speaker 6: wait for us to keep going back and forth, and
Speaker 6: can't wait for us to figure out or how we're
Speaker 6: gonna conquer the toxicity that we got with each other
Speaker 6: we parents first, but absolutely right though, he needs help
Speaker 6: for sure. I know what you're describing.
Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, you know, and I've been I'll see it
Speaker 14: now more because I've been working on my mental health
Speaker 14: my own, and like for him, he refuses, so it's
Speaker 14: like I can see it clearer now. And yeah, it's
Speaker 14: tough to get somebody to see it for himself because
Speaker 14: it's like it's one of them things where it's like
Speaker 14: you gotta want it. I can't want it for you.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, yep. I struggle with that with with my son's
Speaker 6: dad for a while, you know, because I love Rome
Speaker 6: so much. That's my family. I'm not talking about intimate
Speaker 6: like I'm that's my guy. So it's like I loved
Speaker 6: them so I love him so much. I was trying
Speaker 6: to like help him, do everything for him, but he
Speaker 6: needed other help, professional help, which he got, you know,
Speaker 6: therapy and everything like that, because he has trauma that
Speaker 6: stemmed from him being ten years old, you know, and
Speaker 6: then you grow up and then it affects your relationships.
Speaker 1: That affects how you it.
Speaker 6: Uh, it affects how you look at women, how you
Speaker 6: even parent, you know.
Speaker 5: So yeah, yeah, you're gonna be get.
Speaker 14: How did how did you get how did how did
Speaker 14: you get Rome? Or how did Rome come to the
Speaker 14: get to that point to where he was willing to
Speaker 14: get the help?
Speaker 6: He had to want it, he had to wing and
Speaker 6: he he would say things like because I would tell him, Yo,
Speaker 6: you gotta get therapist. He'd be like, yeah, yeah, I will,
Speaker 6: just to shut me up. But it wasn't until he
Speaker 6: realized that he couldn't uh, he couldn't heal himself. You
Speaker 6: don't have the tools right, And then he actually met Charlamage,
Speaker 6: and Charlamagne actually gave him a.
Speaker 1: Therapist. I don't I got to check in to.
Speaker 6: See if Rome is because wrong Rome loved They gave
Speaker 6: him a female therapist, and Rome probably flirted with the
Speaker 6: the they flirted with the first lady.
Speaker 1: I gotta check to see. I gotta check. But back
Speaker 1: to your situation.
Speaker 6: Yes, I think I think you should come totally disarmed,
Speaker 6: go to your baby daddy and you tell him, yo,
Speaker 6: we need to we need to figure this out.
Speaker 5: We need to we how can I help you get better?
Speaker 12: Like?
Speaker 6: How can I help you? You need to talk to somebody.
Speaker 6: I'm not I'm totally disarmed. Forget the court stuff, forget
Speaker 6: everything forget us our relationship right now. You need help
Speaker 6: for yourself. I don't know how he'll receive that. You
Speaker 6: know him better than me. But that's why I said,
Speaker 6: disarm yourself. Don't go hostile because he fire. He's gonna
Speaker 6: fight fire with fire.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean.
Speaker 5: You gotta like almost manipulate him a little bit.
Speaker 1: You get what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I feel you. I feel you. I'm
Speaker 4: gonna try it.
Speaker 8: But I love Mama, Good luck, Dad, Thank you so much.
Speaker 14: I appreciate all of y'all. Have a good day.
Speaker 1: Just fix my mess. Eight hundred and five eight five
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Speaker 15: Okay, y'all, So we've been on this Candy Burst and
Speaker 15: Todd Tucker divorce train and and y'all remember that one
Speaker 15: of her team members had told me that, like, it's
Speaker 15: not as scandalous as people are making a scene. I
Speaker 15: think what they meant now, because there have been things
Speaker 15: that have come out just this week that you know,
Speaker 15: Candy believes that Todd was talking to other women behind
Speaker 15: her back before filing for divorce. I think what they
Speaker 15: meant is they're trying to move forward in a way
Speaker 15: that's not as scandalous as people would think, because it's
Speaker 15: definitely become a scandalous to the point where Candy is
Speaker 15: actually now like requesting and almost begging a judge to
Speaker 15: seal their divorce docs because everything is kind of spilling
Speaker 15: over into the media in the news, and they have
Speaker 15: kids and you know all of that. So, yeah, so
Speaker 15: that's been an update as well. But also, you know,
Speaker 15: there was a conversation about their prenup. Had claimed that
Speaker 15: the final agreement for signature was given to him like
Speaker 15: right before the wedding ceremony without any notice or consultation
Speaker 15: to his team. Candy is writing back against this, and
Speaker 15: she's using clips from Real Housewives They did a wedding
Speaker 15: special to fight back against it. That we went and
Speaker 15: found a clip of our own when Todd is sitting
Speaker 15: right before he signed the agreement.
Speaker 5: Let's say, listen to Tod.
Speaker 1: I've decided to decide to preten up against my lawyer's advice.
Speaker 1: In the end, I know all this legal stuff is
Speaker 1: not going to keep me from being with Candy.
Speaker 5: All right, I'm rolling.
Speaker 19: This is a video recording of the execution of the
Speaker 19: prenuptial agreement between Candylnise Forrest and Todd Tucker. You acknowledge
Speaker 19: that you have had a sufficient amount of time and
Speaker 19: opportunity to fully consider the prenuptial agreement and to request
Speaker 19: changes to the prenuptial Agreement. Yes, you understand that you're
Speaker 19: giving up your rights to periodic alimony, lump sum alimony,
Speaker 19: alimony and time, attorney's fees and expenses of litigation, property settlement,
Speaker 19: equitable distribution, and community property. Yes, you understand that Whites
Speaker 19: may dispose of any of her separate property is to
Speaker 19: find in the pre nuptial agreement without your participation or signature. Yes,
Speaker 19: you believe that the provisions of the prenuptial Agreement are fair, just, reasonable,
Speaker 19: and equitable. Yes, you were signing the prenuptial agreement freely, involuntarily,
Speaker 19: without coercion or other undo influence by wife or any
Speaker 19: third party. Yes, there have been no threats of bodily
Speaker 19: or other harm or other actions against you amounting to
Speaker 19: coercion compelling you to act against your free will to
Speaker 19: sign the prenuptial agreement.
Speaker 5: You know, to do you have any questions?
Speaker 19: No, Okay, you're just ready to get this over with.
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 15: Is it that on TV they did a whole white
Speaker 15: and special and one of the clips that so the
Speaker 15: clip that Candy that they're referencing that Candy pulled. We
Speaker 15: tried to go back and grab it, but it's from
Speaker 15: like twenty fourteen, so it's the clip that we found
Speaker 15: didn't really sound the best to play over radio, but
Speaker 15: I did see some blogs pick up this clip. She
Speaker 15: actually uses a clip where they're sitting in there talking
Speaker 15: and she calls her team in it, and she's like
Speaker 15: talking about the fact that they've spoken to attorneys, not
Speaker 15: spoken to attorneys, like they have that whole conversation.
Speaker 5: So she's pushing back.
Speaker 15: So it's getting a bit messy, Like not even a bit,
Speaker 15: it's really messing which divorce normally is or not normally,
Speaker 15: but divorce can be.
Speaker 1: Although when you sign a prenup. It's what's severing that
Speaker 1: prenup and it's kind of open shut.
Speaker 5: But he's but that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 15: Todd is saying that he signed it like almost like
Speaker 15: almost like in a rush, and it should be revisited
Speaker 15: and all these things, but she's pulling clips to show
Speaker 15: that that's not the case.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry they got to go through that. But with
Speaker 2: this talking to women behind my back of me.
Speaker 1: Are you trying to say if Todd has a family
Speaker 1: or he was just kidding.
Speaker 5: And the family thing came from her side?
Speaker 1: So what hold on?
Speaker 2: I was joking when I said I was just saying
Speaker 2: how black people will be like because I was trying
Speaker 2: to find like me, I'd be like black people will
Speaker 2: be like Yo, were just talking because that was a
Speaker 2: whole family, because that was part of rumor that Tide
Speaker 2: had a.
Speaker 1: Woman pregnant, but that you don't listen you're speaking when
Speaker 1: to come to that type of stuff.
Speaker 15: Technically, according to what is being reported, it's just the
Speaker 15: fact that she had no idea, like like, what.
Speaker 1: Do you mean I say talk? I don't know when
Speaker 1: I hear talking? What is talking to women behind right now?
Speaker 6: And that just me mad, just a question, let me woman,
Speaker 6: ask something real quick. There's been rumors that they have
Speaker 6: like an open situation, or they had like over situation.
Speaker 2: All this stuff be messy, man. Candy and talk, by
Speaker 2: the way, and I ain't talking about candy and general.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying, you don't have to have a girlfriend
Speaker 2: that have eat right exactly. We have a pillow princess
Speaker 2: in here right now, she's back down. Jesus, she's almost married.
Speaker 1: Mother now.
Speaker 2: Okay, back in the day, Back in the day, she
Speaker 2: was a little pillow princess.
Speaker 1: You know job.
Speaker 5: Speaking of back in the day.
Speaker 15: If y'all want details on Poor sharing her new relationship,
Speaker 15: please go listen to the Latest to learn the roads
Speaker 15: of the podcast. We get into some things. Okay, because
Speaker 15: pus she has a new girlfriend.
Speaker 1: However, she ident girl. No, you said it, you gotta
Speaker 1: eat it. She got a girl, she knows.
Speaker 5: What she has a girlfriend.
Speaker 1: Yes, that girl. That girl's very handsome. You know what
Speaker 1: I mean? Your girlfriend can your girlfriend? Yes? Your eater? Yes,
Speaker 1: but you can have an eat it and she not
Speaker 1: be your girlfriend?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 2: Oh, okay, got you Taylor, come here for a second
Speaker 2: tailor back anyway, she got a family.
Speaker 5: Don't come here.
Speaker 15: I don't want to shot twenty twenty six blessing.
Speaker 2: It's bad prople. I'm just shotting tails. Okay, Taylor is back.
Speaker 1: They're gonna Taylor gang back in the building back getting
Speaker 1: the bill may like one years old now I know R.
Speaker 1: Taylor's back. Yeah, that's alway. Want everybody no tailor back.
Speaker 1: That ain't not nothing to do with nothing, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: What an interesting time to bring it back in here?
Speaker 1: What a clown Taylor? Even there there's been a girlfriend
Speaker 1: the eat it? I don't know.
Speaker 5: Okay, I will never ever been that way, right yest
Speaker 5: learned to.
Speaker 1: Turn pillow printests from her?
Speaker 15: Oh my god, Taylor, first of all, is also is
Speaker 15: with men?
Speaker 5: Great?
Speaker 1: Shut him right up more.
Speaker 15: I just wanted to know Scott Mills left BT that
Speaker 15: that was like a thing too.
Speaker 1: Got out there geeked up looking for eat it right
Speaker 1: now the late I'm leaving BT, but I'm out here
Speaker 1: looking for either. I didn't say that all right. Today
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Speaker 1: I am not. I'm getting you guys Christmas gifts. I
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Speaker 2: I stop giving gifts in this room, because last time
Speaker 2: I gave you a gift, you didn't appreciate it.
Speaker 1: There was a mold of ass. What you gave somebody
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Speaker 2: Yeah, of course, Stan or like a cake it was
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't trust you though, you're very excited.
Speaker 1: Since we get given again, I'll give you.
Speaker 2: Give I whipp something for you, you know.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, man, Jordan's specials are really really good because he
Speaker 2: actually goes out there and.
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Speaker 5: The Man on the Street.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Jordan is really known for his field pieces, you
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Speaker 2: I want to repeat a quote that I said during
Speaker 2: Donkey of the Day because I think it's very important.
Speaker 14: Man.
Speaker 2: And you know, Bruce Lee was a very wise individual.
Speaker 2: He just wasn't a great martial artist. Bruce Lee said,
Speaker 2: emotion can be the enemy. If you give into your emotion,
Speaker 2: you lose yourself. You must be at one with your
Speaker 2: emotion because the body always follows the mind.
Speaker 1: Have a great day. I ain't gonna say.
Speaker 2: Bruce Lee wasn't a good marshal artist. I said, was
Speaker 2: not only just a good martial arts
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