Speaker 1: Good morning, usc yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 1: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 1: yo jess hilarious.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Charlamagne, the God Peace to the planet is Friday.
Speaker 3: Good morning.
Speaker 4: How y'all feel out there? I feel blessed black and
Speaker 4: Holly fad woul. Happy to be here another day to
Speaker 4: serve our beautiful listeners.
Speaker 3: What's happening?
Speaker 5: Yes, the weekend is here? What up, Jefs? How you feeling?
Speaker 6: What's up? I feel good?
Speaker 7: I finally want to go see Centers the last night.
Speaker 7: What I did cinematically it was it was cinematically it
Speaker 7: was the greatest movie I've seen in years. It was
Speaker 7: cast it great. Yo, they did so great. I think
Speaker 7: this is Michael B. Jordan's like best roll today, his
Speaker 7: best rolls.
Speaker 6: Yeah really yeah, because Street Beelle Station. I can't get
Speaker 6: over that.
Speaker 4: But yes, when you think of the degree of difficulty, right,
Speaker 4: because it's been playing twenty yeah.
Speaker 8: Yep, yup, yup.
Speaker 7: And then there's so much emotion. Even had funny parts.
Speaker 7: It was cool the story though. I ain't gonna lie nah,
Speaker 7: just I know I wasn't loving it. It didn't really make sense.
Speaker 7: And then I'm wondering where certain people went with it,
Speaker 7: why it didn't come back, and I don't.
Speaker 6: Know it was it was like ri I said, first
Speaker 6: of all, excuse me, no, because they don't play with me.
Speaker 6: Lad for real?
Speaker 3: Yes, that's what's up.
Speaker 6: I ain't know that. Shut up anyway.
Speaker 7: But yeah, it was nice. But I just felt like
Speaker 7: he had a lot of concepts that he wanted to mesh.
Speaker 6: Like it was a lot of concepts that meshed, and
Speaker 6: I was still confused. I was confusing, like, all right, wait,
Speaker 6: did just come from?
Speaker 5: Why is this?
Speaker 6: You know what I mean? You gotta see it. It's
Speaker 6: it's worth saying, definitely worth saying.
Speaker 5: It is great.
Speaker 6: I'm glad that it's doing all these numbers. Yo.
Speaker 7: Cinematically it's crazy. I honestly, I don't know who had
Speaker 7: a better movie shot than that.
Speaker 3: Honestly, Okay, especially that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, oh my god, that that sent chills. That was
Speaker 7: saying chills up your spot and I was shrimming. So
Speaker 7: it was like, why it shook you through a whole Yeah,
Speaker 7: it's a it's a dance floor scene.
Speaker 6: You don't see you gonnaut.
Speaker 7: It just takes you through different eras of music and
Speaker 7: how Ryan had a shot was amazing.
Speaker 5: I can't wait to see it.
Speaker 2: I hopefully, well won't get to see it this weekend,
Speaker 2: but next week and I'll definitely get to see it.
Speaker 2: Yesterday was my daughter's last dance competition. Okay, dance it's over.
Speaker 2: So yeah, so dances is a fish dances and is
Speaker 2: officially over. So they danced yesterday. So and I don't
Speaker 2: know why they do dance on a Thursday when they
Speaker 2: have school. Yeah, it makes no sense at all.
Speaker 6: But do they ever be tired of going into school
Speaker 6: because of dance?
Speaker 5: Nah?
Speaker 2: They love dance so much. It's just like they actually
Speaker 2: have their trios and their group dances, which is the
Speaker 2: whole school and trios today, so they're back out there
Speaker 2: this morning.
Speaker 5: But I just I just love watching them dances.
Speaker 2: It's no better feeling than to watch them get busy
Speaker 2: on that stage in the crowd cheering for them and
Speaker 2: all that.
Speaker 5: And just to see their faces because they love it.
Speaker 7: Now, you know the dance mom show, right, if they
Speaker 7: come up with a dance dance show, it would not
Speaker 7: be a dance dance show without envy. Yo, you are
Speaker 7: like a dance mom. But you're a dad, Okay, you
Speaker 7: would definitely be number one. Dance dances with Dad, Dance
Speaker 7: Dad Dance that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, gotta do a show. I'm gonna get lorn to
Speaker 6: reach out to the people to listen.
Speaker 3: We got a great show for you today too.
Speaker 4: Kim Coles and Erica Alexander will be here because they
Speaker 4: are launching a new podcast called Reliving Single, which is
Speaker 4: on May seventh, and uh cousin slash Governor Governor Wes
Speaker 4: Moore the last Night Period.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Governor Wes Moore will be here as well. And
Speaker 3: today is Friday.
Speaker 4: So I wanted I liked what we did last week
Speaker 4: when we did the People's Donkey of Today, So I
Speaker 4: want y'all to start calling up now to nominate who
Speaker 4: you want to be donkey of today.
Speaker 3: People can give Donkey of the day.
Speaker 4: To day anybody that they want, anybody think about, anybody
Speaker 4: you want to call us right.
Speaker 7: Now that Yeah, that's something you do every Friday.
Speaker 6: Potentially, if I have a day off of writing a paper,
Speaker 6: I would do it.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, let's get the show crack in front
Speaker 2: page News is next. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning morning, everybody.
Speaker 5: Thej n V just Hilary Charlamage the guy. We are
Speaker 5: the breakfast club. Let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 5: What up though? What up Detroit? How y'all feeling this morning?
Speaker 5: You're home already? Right? H all right?
Speaker 2: The Knicks beat Pistols last night one sixteen, one thirteen.
Speaker 2: They closed out that series.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 5: They are playing Boston in the next round, so we'll
Speaker 5: see how that goes.
Speaker 10: To the trio.
Speaker 4: The d in his ass'm threatening him with a good time. Yes, listen,
Speaker 4: Saluta jail and brunching looking like a young Kobe Bryant
Speaker 4: is prime last night. The way he closed out, Wow,
Speaker 4: he closed out amazingly. So lout to the Knicks. They
Speaker 4: dropped forty. They dropped forty last night. The Clippers beat
Speaker 4: the Nugget last night one eleven, one oh five. They
Speaker 4: tied that series three three and tonight. If you're a
Speaker 4: boxing fan, there's a lot of boxing going on. Charlamagne
Speaker 4: is a huge boxing fan. You you watch boxing YouTube?
Speaker 3: Definitely?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I watch it.
Speaker 4: My daughter has a play to night, but after that
Speaker 4: I will be watching Ryan Garcia versus Raleigh Roley, Romero.
Speaker 5: Devin and he's fighting Jose Ramirez.
Speaker 3: A few Lopez fights tonight as well. He fights or
Speaker 3: Canela fights tomorrow too, right, Canela fights tomorrow too.
Speaker 6: It's a lot of Mexican sight.
Speaker 3: That's a wee.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's it.
Speaker 5: Always is a single to my weekend.
Speaker 4: You better have something planned special for Christmas. Toyam this day, Christmas.
Speaker 5: This Christmas.
Speaker 3: My goodness.
Speaker 5: All right, well, good morning Morgan.
Speaker 6: Good morning y'all. Happy Friday. Let's get into it. So
Speaker 6: the phrase of the day is due process.
Speaker 7: So President Trump is questioning whether to undocumented immigrants deserve
Speaker 7: due process. While delivering a commencement speech at the University
Speaker 7: of Alabama yesterday, Trump criticized judges who have blocked his
Speaker 7: administration's efforts to deport alleged illegal immigrants.
Speaker 6: Let's take a listen to his comments.
Speaker 11: They have to let us do the job that the
Speaker 11: voters want us to do. Judges are interfering, supposedly based
Speaker 11: on due process. But how can you give due process
Speaker 11: to people who came into our country illegally?
Speaker 5: They want to give him due process?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: So Trump went on, and that's a question.
Speaker 4: You know, Governor wes More is coming here, and that
Speaker 4: is a question that I asked him. Ask them the
Speaker 4: same thing doing. Undocumented immigrants have the same constitution rights
Speaker 4: as people who are here legally.
Speaker 6: M So I was going to say, well, what did
Speaker 6: he say?
Speaker 12: Trump?
Speaker 3: Trump?
Speaker 7: Trump went on to congratulate the university's women's track team
Speaker 7: and track and field for their two conference titles wins
Speaker 7: this year. He also used the opportunity to highlight his
Speaker 7: administration's efforts to ban transgender women from women's sports and
Speaker 7: tout what he believes is a better economy under his administration.
Speaker 7: He also shouted out the schools the legendary former football
Speaker 7: coach Nick Sabin, saying the University of Alabama has a
Speaker 7: brand and that brand is winning. In other news, national
Speaker 7: security advisor Mike Waltz is leaving his position as National
Speaker 7: Security Advisor. That's according to multiple reports, and this comes
Speaker 7: after Wat's face scrutiny for mistakingly adding Atlantic editor Jeffrey
Speaker 7: Goldberg to a signal chat that discussed plans for a
Speaker 7: military strike.
Speaker 6: Now Vice President j D.
Speaker 7: Vance spoke to Fox News about the matter, saying that
Speaker 7: waltzs is not being fired from his role as a
Speaker 7: National security advisor, but instead he's being promoted. I won't
Speaker 7: toss to the audio because I see, we're short on time,
Speaker 7: but he basically says that.
Speaker 6: Vance says that.
Speaker 7: Trump decided that Waltz is better served in another role,
Speaker 7: which is the US ambassador to the United Nations. So
Speaker 7: Waalts of course faced scrutiny, like I said, for adding
Speaker 7: mistakenly adding that reporter to the signal chat that discussed
Speaker 7: plans for a military strike, and Trump said in the
Speaker 7: interim Secretary of State Marco Rubio will serve as National
Speaker 7: Security Advisor while continuing to be a strong leadership, being
Speaker 7: a strong leader in the State Department as Secretary of State. Now,
Speaker 7: Republican Congresswoman Elis Stefanik of New York was the UN
Speaker 7: nominee until the White House withdrewet citing a slim House
Speaker 7: GOP majority. They want to maintain their stake in the
Speaker 7: House and in the Senate or their seats per se,
Speaker 7: and so they kept her.
Speaker 6: In that see and withdrew her nominations.
Speaker 3: What when is.
Speaker 4: Trump gonna make that same decision about Pete hegg Sathion
Speaker 4: he just made about Mike wats. You know you're not
Speaker 4: firing people, but you know you're you're promoting moving them
Speaker 4: around other positions.
Speaker 7: Yes, Yeah, Well, he has expressed the President has expressed
Speaker 7: that he has the utmost competent confidence, not competent, he
Speaker 7: has the utmost confidence in Pete Hagsath and his ability
Speaker 7: to lead the Department of Defense. So I'm not sure
Speaker 7: when that will happen, but I'll keep you posted.
Speaker 5: All right, Well, thank you Morgan.
Speaker 2: Everybody else, get it off your chest. Eight hundred five
Speaker 2: eight five one oh five one. If you need de
Speaker 2: vent phone lines or wide open again, eight hundred five
Speaker 2: eight five one oh five one, get it off your chest.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. It's
Speaker 2: a is your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 2: Whether you're mad.
Speaker 6: Or blessed, some get up and get something.
Speaker 5: Call up now. Eight hundred five eight five one five one.
Speaker 5: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club. Hello.
Speaker 6: Who's this?
Speaker 8: Ye?
Speaker 9: This smooth jazz from the Port City Post. Good brust
Speaker 9: the club.
Speaker 5: What's up, brother king? Man?
Speaker 9: I just wanted to shout out my short of Renee
Speaker 9: Nicole Reynolds out here at Roomington, North Carolina. She's a beautiful,
Speaker 9: beautiful black queen and uh, I just want to show
Speaker 9: her some appreciation today.
Speaker 3: Man, that's your that's your fiance. Are married, what you're doing.
Speaker 9: We're not married. I want to get mad.
Speaker 13: Uh.
Speaker 9: We're kind of going through a rough patch right now,
Speaker 9: but I just want her to know that we're gonna
Speaker 9: get through it. It's been five years. It was five
Speaker 9: years on Tuesday.
Speaker 3: It's time to get married, sir.
Speaker 4: I am sick of hearing all of these brothers that's
Speaker 4: been with these ladies for a long time and know
Speaker 4: they got good women.
Speaker 3: What are you waiting on here to do that?
Speaker 14: I know, Hey, well.
Speaker 9: I get I get that. It's just oh, we're both
Speaker 9: got things to work on. And uh, I ain't just
Speaker 9: trying to rush into no marriage.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 9: I just got out of a five year relationship with
Speaker 9: bar got with her and then now we done made
Speaker 9: it five years, So I mean anything can happen. I
Speaker 9: just don't want to listen to it and have to
Speaker 9: go through the worce because I mean, I may feel welder,
Speaker 9: but I ain't that rich.
Speaker 3: I understand.
Speaker 4: But you said something else before you talked about the finances.
Speaker 4: You said that you need to do some work on
Speaker 4: yourself that's more important than the money.
Speaker 3: Like you and you are doing the right work on
Speaker 3: yourself before y'all get married. Absolutely, that's the fact.
Speaker 9: I'm working on it though.
Speaker 3: Yes, and sluth all the welders out there.
Speaker 5: Man, yeah, all right, brother, Hello, who's this it's Toya, Hey, Toya,
Speaker 5: good morning. Where you calling it from.
Speaker 9: I'm calling from North Carolina.
Speaker 5: Okay, get it off your chest.
Speaker 15: I want to get off my chains that everybody listening
Speaker 15: to me. Let them people be.
Speaker 9: I hear Charloanage talk about mail Robbins a lot.
Speaker 14: Let them people be.
Speaker 15: Enjoy your journey, allow God to move you and guide
Speaker 15: you throughout your life. Let them people be walk away,
Speaker 15: mute those calls, block them people, and keep it moving.
Speaker 4: I love us as black people. The name of the
Speaker 4: book is electing theory. But we got to add a
Speaker 4: little rather, let them people be you. No, I like
Speaker 4: what you said.
Speaker 5: Like that.
Speaker 3: We we had a little rast battle too it.
Speaker 15: Letting people be yes, yes, yes, don't worry, look, don't
Speaker 15: don't let you don't worry.
Speaker 14: Let God be in control.
Speaker 3: We'll see. That's the serenity press.
Speaker 4: You know, black people, we grew up on that with
Speaker 4: that serenity press, sitting up in your grandma house.
Speaker 3: God grabbed me.
Speaker 4: The serenity that except the things I cannot change, courage
Speaker 4: and change things I can, and the wisdom to know
Speaker 4: the difference.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 3: Another good one. We don't talk about my grandma.
Speaker 4: Your grandmother had the footprints footprints, pull them in their
Speaker 4: house with the picture it says, you know on there's
Speaker 4: two sets of footprints, but in the toughest times in
Speaker 4: your life, it was one set of footprints.
Speaker 3: Of the man asked God.
Speaker 4: He said, why in my toughest times there was only
Speaker 4: one set of foot God that God said, that's when
Speaker 4: I carried you, my child.
Speaker 2: Yep, get it off your chest eight hundred five eight
Speaker 2: five one five. If you need to vent, hit us
Speaker 2: up now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: This is your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred and five eighty five five one. We want
Speaker 2: to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Hello.
Speaker 6: Who's this, Oh y'all?
Speaker 14: Good morning?
Speaker 5: Just a slim, slim, what's up your chest? Mama?
Speaker 12: Hey y'all, So let.
Speaker 14: Me tell you what happened at the podcasting bag.
Speaker 5: Something horrible happening at the Black Effect Festival.
Speaker 13: Yes, y'all, I almost pay I paid almost four.
Speaker 14: Hundred dollars for two meeting greet tickets and I didn't
Speaker 14: get anything else.
Speaker 6: Drink tickets.
Speaker 8: I ain't even getting me to sol the mad.
Speaker 3: I don't believe that.
Speaker 5: Well, what time did you?
Speaker 13: Why?
Speaker 3: Why did you pay four hundred?
Speaker 10: Them?
Speaker 3: Tickets ain't cost no fore at all.
Speaker 14: No I had two tickets.
Speaker 15: I didn't see it email that they said the day
Speaker 15: before that the.
Speaker 9: Meet and Greek was at ten a m.
Speaker 15: And that's when they gave out the bag. I ain't
Speaker 15: nobody these drinks tickets I bought like foul drinks, me
Speaker 15: and my mama.
Speaker 13: Y'all, everybody say it's nothing, we can do that question serio.
Speaker 11: I couldn't even.
Speaker 4: Say you traveling, I'm gonna send you a swag bag myself?
Speaker 4: How about that?
Speaker 13: Are you you promise?
Speaker 15: Because I you know, I say so much money for
Speaker 15: a general experience.
Speaker 13: I got really pretty for y'all.
Speaker 14: I was excited.
Speaker 15: I get a little bags and everything.
Speaker 4: You should have said something. Because there was a brother
Speaker 4: who came late. I can't remember his name. He came
Speaker 4: late and he had brought the me and greet tickets,
Speaker 4: so I just told him to bring him h bring
Speaker 4: him backstage.
Speaker 6: While I was at she did say something.
Speaker 16: She said for te minutes, I was like, oh my god,
Speaker 16: if you remember, my mom tapped you on the back.
Speaker 14: She gave you a bag.
Speaker 13: Oh, she gave you my camera.
Speaker 3: Get get at the Lauren.
Speaker 14: Yes, she gave Lauren a little bag. And we were like,
Speaker 14: what can we do?
Speaker 3: Real quick?
Speaker 13: She thought oning, So she ended up giving Lauren to
Speaker 13: get bag. But you know that's all we can do.
Speaker 4: We gonna get we get information. I'm gonna send you
Speaker 4: a couple of swag bags.
Speaker 15: Thank you.
Speaker 14: That'll be nice.
Speaker 15: Also set our podcast or something.
Speaker 3: What's the name of the podcast.
Speaker 13: I ain't get to meet nobody.
Speaker 3: What's the name of the podcast?
Speaker 15: The Moose, Lift and Liquor podcast.
Speaker 3: Earlier this week.
Speaker 14: Oh, my mama probably calls out.
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 13: I'm like, I need miel mama.
Speaker 5: Call your mama call this week.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 4: I'm a little confused now because your mama called up
Speaker 4: here earlier this week shot the Loose Lift Flicker podcast.
Speaker 4: And she said that we met, and she said she
Speaker 4: had a good time and all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 2: No, no, she said she met Lauren. Remember she said
Speaker 2: she met Lauren and gave her a swag bag and
Speaker 2: all that.
Speaker 3: I don't remember, but I'll send you out. I'll make
Speaker 3: sure you get right.
Speaker 13: Yeah, thank you.
Speaker 3: Put her on.
Speaker 5: Okay, yes, Eddie, get her information.
Speaker 12: Please.
Speaker 6: She's not lying, y'all.
Speaker 3: I don't think she lying.
Speaker 5: Worry. What's up? Get up your chest?
Speaker 3: Brother?
Speaker 9: Yeah, what's up?
Speaker 14: Who's up there today?
Speaker 10: I know?
Speaker 5: Yeah, everybody's up here.
Speaker 14: Okay, what's up? Everybody just want to say what up?
Speaker 14: And I just want to get off my chest to technology.
Speaker 14: We just got to put down the technology. We're going
Speaker 14: into all directions about how they just did an implant
Speaker 14: in a paraplegic.
Speaker 3: Dude, Yes, I heard about that. The neural link right, yeah?
Speaker 4: THENK YESNK exactly?
Speaker 14: How we know that's too How we don't know? That's
Speaker 14: AI just talking to us. You know, you're not a
Speaker 14: prisoner in his own body, and he's just stuck and
Speaker 14: they are talking about nah, we're good. I'm he's just
Speaker 14: gonna take over.
Speaker 3: I agree, But by the way, that's the third person
Speaker 3: to get neural link. By the way, yes, he is
Speaker 3: on his way.
Speaker 14: So it's gonna be a million. And then how we're
Speaker 14: gonna know who's controlling what?
Speaker 7: It is?
Speaker 14: Just too much. We need a new Black Friday holiday
Speaker 14: with the blackout all in and Thatt. That's good for y'all.
Speaker 14: We can still have radio, but just put the technology
Speaker 14: down for take a break, you.
Speaker 8: Know what I mean.
Speaker 3: I get what you're saying.
Speaker 4: But you know those guys like Elon Musk who are
Speaker 4: fundraising eight point five billion dollars to do stuff like
Speaker 4: neural Link, they not taking no break. They figured out
Speaker 4: how to put other people's consciousness and other people's bodies.
Speaker 2: Yes, well, get it off your chest. Eight on five
Speaker 2: eight five one o five one. Now we got the
Speaker 2: latest Lauren coming up.
Speaker 17: We do so as time Wine's down for Diddy to
Speaker 17: go to trial. He just rejected a plea deal, he
Speaker 17: confirmed in the court yesterday. He is looking at almost
Speaker 17: up to life in prison if he doesn't.
Speaker 5: Say there's another plea deal offer him, because we did.
Speaker 5: We were the first one.
Speaker 6: Last one. That's the same one.
Speaker 17: But remember those were documents and we didn't really know
Speaker 17: exactly what was happening because it was just these documents.
Speaker 17: But he was in court yesterday and he confirmed. The
Speaker 17: judge asked him, did you reject that plea deal? He said, yes,
Speaker 17: I did.
Speaker 3: I want to know what the plea deal was. That's
Speaker 3: what you need to be asking your saurces. I need
Speaker 3: to know what the plea was that he turned down, right,
Speaker 3: all right?
Speaker 2: Well, the latest with Lauren's up next. Don't go anywhere.
Speaker 2: It's the breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Good morning, the breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Warning everybody a CJ NV jess hilarious, charlamage, the guy.
Speaker 5: We are the breakfast Club. Let's get to the latest
Speaker 5: with Lauren.
Speaker 6: Lauren be coming on the straight fast.
Speaker 5: She gets them. Somebody that knows somebody detail.
Speaker 6: I'm a long girl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 5: She'd be having the latest on the laws, the latest
Speaker 5: with Lauren la Rosa.
Speaker 3: Sometimes you have facts, sometimes you have details. Sometimes you
Speaker 3: have a little bit every time.
Speaker 5: So it's the leader on the breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Talk to me, all righty y'alls.
Speaker 17: Thursday, yesterday, the first of May, did he was in
Speaker 17: court and he walked into court. He was there with
Speaker 17: his attorney, his attorneys, attorney Gar Gross and Brian Steele,
Speaker 17: who was a young thug's attorney in his trial. And
Speaker 17: he rejected, or he confirmed that he rejected the plea
Speaker 17: deal that we've been talking about in here. So he's
Speaker 17: in court and the judge asked him, did you reject
Speaker 17: the plea deal?
Speaker 8: Did?
Speaker 6: He says, yes, I did.
Speaker 17: The judge is like, are you aware of the fact
Speaker 17: that you could potentially serve more time in prison because
Speaker 17: of the plea deal rejection if you're convicted?
Speaker 6: And did?
Speaker 17: He told the judge that he did understand the stakes
Speaker 17: of what was on the line now a lot.
Speaker 3: Brian Stel is new to the case, right, Yes.
Speaker 6: Brian still is new to the case.
Speaker 17: We reported when he came on and when it was
Speaker 17: actually like real, like okay, he's working the case now now.
Speaker 17: I spoke to a source close to the case trying
Speaker 17: to figure out more of what the plea deal was
Speaker 17: because most people nobody knows what it is as of now,
Speaker 17: so I got a bit more details.
Speaker 6: What I was told is.
Speaker 17: That the plea deal included did he having to plead
Speaker 17: guilty to a lot of things that he absolutely did
Speaker 17: not do. Now there's he's saying he didn't do any
Speaker 17: of this, right, he's been saying, I'm not guilty of
Speaker 17: any of this whatsoever. But there are certain things and
Speaker 17: certain allegations that are so absurd that Diddy's team feels
Speaker 17: like they don't even have evidence to even bring this
Speaker 17: into conversation, So he's not even going to plead guilty
Speaker 17: and give them any leeway to throw things on him
Speaker 17: or to build a case with those things. Now, I
Speaker 17: want to point to the fact that, you know, when
Speaker 17: jay Z came out, the woman from the two thousands
Speaker 17: of the VMA Awards has said that Diddy and jay
Speaker 17: Z allegedly raptor that was dismissed once jay Z faulted,
Speaker 17: and that was one of the claims. I want to
Speaker 17: also point out the Little Ride thirty million dollar lawsuit.
Speaker 17: They decided not to move forward with that as well
Speaker 17: too because of the claims it. Yes, but I pointed
Speaker 17: to those because those claims, even civilly, just show how outrageous.
Speaker 17: According to my source, and according to what I believe,
Speaker 17: Diddy's legal team is looking at the claims can get
Speaker 17: when it comes to Puff in the situation because people
Speaker 17: have begin to power on. So what I'm being told
Speaker 17: is the same thing that's happening on the criminal side,
Speaker 17: and on top of it happening on the criminal side,
Speaker 17: there is no evidence allegedly to back up the piling
Speaker 17: on of these different things. So Puff is saying he
Speaker 17: wants he wants to go to court. He wants to
Speaker 17: fight it.
Speaker 3: Listen, I don't know what's true.
Speaker 4: It was not true, but I you know, did he
Speaker 4: also told us the Cassie stuff wasn't true?
Speaker 6: Yes, sir, i'd but didn't that.
Speaker 3: Turned out to be, you know, a complete lie.
Speaker 4: So I have no idea, you know, because like to
Speaker 4: your point, the Diddy situation has been so muddied because
Speaker 4: of a lot of these civil cases and a lot
Speaker 4: of these things that are flooding the internet.
Speaker 3: That's not what he's on trial for exactly. He has
Speaker 3: to fight it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I can't see him not even taking it the plea.
Speaker 5: He has to fight it.
Speaker 17: Well, I will say to even with the plea, the
Speaker 17: plea isn't because they feel like the prosecutors don't feel
Speaker 17: like they don't have a strong case. You do that, just,
Speaker 17: you know, by operation, because if you don't do it,
Speaker 17: did he could come back after he's convicted, if he's
Speaker 17: convicted and say, Yo, they didn't have my best interests
Speaker 17: in mind. So I need to appeal this because if
Speaker 17: they have my best interest they want me to just
Speaker 17: sit in jail. They would have gave me, they would
Speaker 17: have helped me catch a break through.
Speaker 2: A plea deal, maybe because I think they would really,
Speaker 2: if they have everything that they say they have, they
Speaker 2: would really try to lock there for.
Speaker 5: A long time in the barrister is shot today.
Speaker 3: They try, they're trying to.
Speaker 5: I don't think they would offer them a play in
Speaker 5: my opinion.
Speaker 17: So well, I will say, normally and most typically in
Speaker 17: a court case, especially this high stake, that's what you do.
Speaker 17: It's literally like a protection. It's like, let me get
Speaker 17: this out the way and offered. We know he probably
Speaker 17: won't take it, but let's just do it so that
Speaker 17: we can check this box real quick and listen.
Speaker 3: I don't know anything about the law.
Speaker 4: I am not a lawyer, and I know Brian still
Speaker 4: just came on the case. But the lawyers that he
Speaker 4: was with this whole time that couldn't even get him
Speaker 4: a bond, are they still around as well?
Speaker 3: He got rid of some of them are?
Speaker 6: Some of them are?
Speaker 4: I wouldn't trust the same lawyers who can't even get
Speaker 4: me a bond to you know, win a trial for me.
Speaker 4: But I also don't know how much influence the lawyer
Speaker 4: has on whether or not their client gets a bond.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean I get what you're saying.
Speaker 17: I think though, because he has so many different counsel
Speaker 17: and then he has Brian Steel that just came on
Speaker 17: as new, the team seems like they'll be a little
Speaker 17: bit more or fresh because it's different conversations, different leaderships
Speaker 17: or leadership in the in the situation.
Speaker 3: Now, that's what I want to know.
Speaker 6: I don't know exactly what he turned down yet.
Speaker 17: I just know what it was leaning toward, and from
Speaker 17: what I am told, that was, uh, you know Puff's
Speaker 17: legals team, Like that was the biggest thing for him.
Speaker 17: Is like there's so much in here that it is
Speaker 17: not true and they can't prove it because there's no
Speaker 17: evidence because it never happened.
Speaker 4: We are not going, Yeah, I forget all that, But
Speaker 4: what was the time because I've read somewhere and I
Speaker 4: don't know if this is true.
Speaker 3: Uh, somebody said five years.
Speaker 6: I didn't see plea deal for five years, but.
Speaker 5: I didn't look it up.
Speaker 3: I don't know if that's true. I just saw that
Speaker 3: some week.
Speaker 17: All the outlets I've seen, they don't know what it
Speaker 17: was because of like everything's it's supposed to not be
Speaker 17: getting out into the media or whatever. But the case
Speaker 17: starts the actually goes to court that begins on May twelfth.
Speaker 17: They also addressed a joy selection in court that day,
Speaker 17: and people you know that were there are commenting on
Speaker 17: how he looked.
Speaker 6: They said he looked happy.
Speaker 17: It's been released that he's able to actually wear like clothes,
Speaker 17: clothes when child starts. He doesn't have to come student
Speaker 17: the boot in his jail stuff. But it's only like
Speaker 17: five different outfits like certain shirts, certain ties, five button
Speaker 17: down shirts, five pairs of parents five sweaters, five pairs
Speaker 17: of socks, two pairs of shoes without laces is what
Speaker 17: he's allowed to wear.
Speaker 5: Course, so no, got we loafs?
Speaker 6: Yeah, shoes without laces, yep, that's yeah.
Speaker 4: I mean I have no reason not to be happy,
Speaker 4: you know what I'm saying, other than the fact that
Speaker 4: he's locked up because if the room was a true
Speaker 4: he's having.
Speaker 17: A shut up literally stop what okay?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 17: In other news, uh, the Tony Award announcements have come
Speaker 17: out and people right now are pretty upset. They feel
Speaker 17: like Othello was snubbed for a Tony Award and yeah
Speaker 17: for twenty twenty five Tony Award nomination. Now Candy Birds,
Speaker 17: who co produced with her husband Todd Tucker. She got
Speaker 17: on Instagram and was telling Instagram that you know, she
Speaker 17: felt the same way. She says she was disappointed, even
Speaker 17: though she's beyond proud. Every time she watched the class Cash,
Speaker 17: she says she's blown away and inspired. Now This directed
Speaker 17: by Kenny Leon, is a revival of the William Shakespeare
Speaker 17: tragedy which stars Denzel Washington, and the production on Broadway
Speaker 17: has made like it's made records.
Speaker 6: It's making.
Speaker 17: It has made two point eight million in one week
Speaker 17: of previews, which is the highest weekly gross for a
Speaker 17: Broadway play. So people feel like, you know, because of
Speaker 17: all of that and just how good it is, they
Speaker 17: should have been nominated for a Tony Award and it
Speaker 17: did not happen. Have anybody y'all said, well.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I haven't seen it yet either.
Speaker 17: When this story came out, I was like, dang, I
Speaker 17: wish i'd seen it because I could tell you how
Speaker 17: good it was. But I've heard that it's very very good. Okay,
Speaker 17: but that's it, y'all.
Speaker 2: All right, Well that is the latest with Lauren. We
Speaker 2: got a major announcement something that I'm doing big. It's back,
Speaker 2: so you know, it's cast show season and We always
Speaker 2: talk about the different cities we go to. We try
Speaker 2: to go to different cities each and every year. This year,
Speaker 2: the Drive Your Dreams Call Show is coming to the
Speaker 2: seventh Hampton Roads Area, Norfolk, Virginia, Virginia Beach, Port Smith,
Speaker 2: Newport News, Hampton, DMV area. The BBS Boys and myself
Speaker 2: Djami said, that's all school cars and new school cars
Speaker 2: of bringing the Call Show to the Hampton Conventions and
Speaker 2: to drop a bomb.
Speaker 5: Now you know how we do it each and every year.
Speaker 2: Tickets started just nineteen ninety nine, so tickets to nineteen
Speaker 2: ninety nine. If you have small kids five and under,
Speaker 2: absolutely positively free. So your kids are free. Don't worry
Speaker 2: about the kids. And we got games, we got rides,
Speaker 2: we got amusement stuff, we got all types of things
Speaker 2: for the kids, face painting and more jumpies, salute to
Speaker 2: Monster Energy. They got the bike exhibition. All that is
Speaker 2: free once your kids get in. There's no tickets. You
Speaker 2: don't need nothing. Once you get in the building is
Speaker 2: free and all types of cars. We're bringing it to
Speaker 2: the days before we used to go to Miami, right,
Speaker 2: we used to go to Virginia Beach, whether it was
Speaker 2: Fourth of July, whether it was Memorial Day, whether it
Speaker 2: was Labor Day, we went to Virginia Beach, and we're
Speaker 2: gonna bring that feeling back Dominican.
Speaker 4: That's right, Mad Hunters, Toy Jet hondais.
Speaker 13: That's right.
Speaker 2: The car show is coming to the seven five to seven,
Speaker 2: that is July nineteen, Saturday, from twelve to five, kids
Speaker 2: five and under a free Your favorite celebrity from Virginia
Speaker 2: will have their car in the show. So I want
Speaker 2: you to think about what celebrities are from Virginia. We're
Speaker 2: gathering all of them. Salute to Bubba, Chuck, Alan Overson,
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Speaker 2: I'm calling you, Tray, I'm calling you Chris, I'm calling you.
Speaker 5: It will be a movie. So get your tickets right now.
Speaker 2: Tickets to nineteen ninety nine today, kids five and under
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Speaker 5: I can't wait to see you again. Twelve to five.
Speaker 2: My whole family will be there. I can't wait to
Speaker 2: meet your family. I need the Hampton Roads area to
Speaker 2: pull up on me July nineteenth.
Speaker 7: Take it to twenty dollars, yes, nineteen nine, nineteen ninety nine,
Speaker 7: Oh my god, twenty dollars.
Speaker 3: So we do nineteen ninety nine.
Speaker 2: Okay, we do that for the first day so everybody
Speaker 2: can afford it, you know, cause sometimes it's tough dout there,
Speaker 2: so they can afford it. And kids five and under
Speaker 2: a free. Kids five and under free the whole time.
Speaker 2: So if you got kids, bring your kids. If they
Speaker 2: look six and you say they five, is cool, bring
Speaker 2: your kids seat. I mean, and we've all been there before,
Speaker 2: but bring your kids. Is five and under a free
Speaker 2: and we're gonna have a lot of fun at the
Speaker 2: seven five to seven. You know, I went to ha University,
Speaker 2: my wife went to Old Dominion, So we're gonna have
Speaker 2: a lot of fun in the seven five seven. So
Speaker 2: tickets are on sale right now, and get your tickets
Speaker 2: when we come back. We got Front page News and
Speaker 2: then also Donkey of the Day. If you want to
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Speaker 2: for you so you can give donkey to whoever you want.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred five eight five, one oh five one.
Speaker 5: Call us up right now. Front page news is next
Speaker 5: as the breakfast Club. Good morning, Good morning everybody. It's
Speaker 5: dej n V Jess hilarious, Charlomagne the guy. We are
Speaker 5: the breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 5: What up done?
Speaker 13: What up?
Speaker 5: Detroit? Yes, the next week Detroit?
Speaker 2: Last night one sixty one thirteen, Uh, Detroit is home
Speaker 2: early on vacation. Now the Clippers beating the Nuggets one eleven,
Speaker 2: one oh five day tied to series three three. All right,
Speaker 2: so again, congratulations to Jaylen Brunton and the New York
Speaker 2: Knicks cap.
Speaker 5: What's up our heart? What's up the whole New York
Speaker 5: Knicks fan?
Speaker 3: Y'all.
Speaker 2: Y'all played a hell of a game last night. Man,
Speaker 2: the way y'all came back, Jesus, so I was happy.
Speaker 2: Did you see the game last night?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 10: I did not.
Speaker 7: But when I go to Detroit, they're gonna tell me
Speaker 7: some stuff to come back and tell you, because you
Speaker 7: on here.
Speaker 3: Goingear me up for a week.
Speaker 2: And I just had to be quiet because you never
Speaker 2: know what the Knicks sometimes, So I was waiting for
Speaker 2: the next to win. And last night when we blew
Speaker 2: the twelve point lead. I said, ooh, the Troy's gonna
Speaker 2: be in my ass.
Speaker 3: So the D was tearing you up. The D was
Speaker 3: in your ass.
Speaker 5: The Troy was tearing me up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the D was tearing you up. The D was
Speaker 3: in your ass. You heard it, he said this weekend.
Speaker 3: It was going down, grow up?
Speaker 6: What's that?
Speaker 11: God?
Speaker 6: Oh my goshell, y'all.
Speaker 7: Hey, So let's continue talking. Do process as it is
Speaker 7: the theme for front page News today. So the White
Speaker 7: House will not confirm reports it has asked El Salvador
Speaker 7: about the status of Kilmar a break Go Garcia. Secretary
Speaker 7: of State Marco Rubio has reportedly been in touch with
Speaker 7: El Salvador about Garcia, but during a recent cabinet meeting,
Speaker 7: Rubio told reporters he will not comment on it. Let's
Speaker 7: take a listen to his comments.
Speaker 18: Well, I would never tell you that, and you know
Speaker 18: who else I'll never tell A judge is the convict
Speaker 18: of our foreign policy belongs to the President of the
Speaker 18: United States and the executive branch.
Speaker 5: Now soon judged.
Speaker 18: So we will conduct foreign policy appropriately if we need to,
Speaker 18: but I'll never discuss and no one will ever make
Speaker 18: us discussing because that's how foreign policy work.
Speaker 6: So gouts, of course, in case you missed it or
Speaker 6: you've been under a rock.
Speaker 7: Garcia was supported to El salvad Or mistakenly and what
Speaker 7: the White House said was an administrative error, but has
Speaker 7: since said that he's a member of the MS thirteen gang.
Speaker 7: I'm not sure if you guys saw that photo that
Speaker 7: Trump was holding with his tattoos that seemingly was photoshopped
Speaker 7: to say MS thirteen across his knuckles. Now, next week,
Speaker 7: the administration is facing a court ordered deadline to provide
Speaker 7: an update on steps that they've taken to return Garcia
Speaker 7: here back to the United States.
Speaker 4: The need they need to stop focusing on him as
Speaker 4: an individual, and what they need to start focusing on
Speaker 4: is the fact that the Constitution is not being respected.
Speaker 4: They need to be focusing on the fact that everybody
Speaker 4: is allowed due process. Stop making it about the individual,
Speaker 4: make it about the actual issue, because that issue can
Speaker 4: happen to anybody.
Speaker 7: Right And I think that's why they're trying to, you know,
Speaker 7: nail down what's happening with the individual so that we
Speaker 7: can make it a blanket or.
Speaker 1: That that you know it can.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but when you make it about the individual.
Speaker 4: But when you make it about the individual and people
Speaker 4: can say, well, he's MS thirteen or he was here illegally,
Speaker 4: and then it makes people dismiss the whole situation. The
Speaker 4: actual problem is the fact that this man is not
Speaker 4: being allowed due process under the constitution.
Speaker 6: That's right.
Speaker 7: This comes as a federal judge is blocking the deportations
Speaker 7: of Venezuelans in South Texas under the Alien Enemies Act.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 7: Judge Fernando Rodriguez, who was appointed during Trump's first administration,
Speaker 7: rights that members of the violent Venezuelan street gained trend
Speaker 7: di Agua are not invading the country, and the administration's
Speaker 7: recent swift deportations, he ruled violate due process rights now.
Speaker 7: The ruling came as part of a lawsuit brought by
Speaker 7: three Venezuelan men who claim they're not members of the gang.
Speaker 7: Do we got time for one more, y'all? I think
Speaker 7: this is a big one for a lot of people.
Speaker 7: It's going to impact a lot of people. Sure, Education,
Speaker 7: all right, let's get it to it. So the Department
Speaker 7: of Education will resume collecting defaulted student loan debt this
Speaker 7: coming Monday.
Speaker 6: That is Sinco de Mayo that is May fifth.
Speaker 7: The department announced collections will begin on May fifth, and
Speaker 7: borrowers could be referred to debt collectors or have money
Speaker 7: deducted from their paychecks. Student loan repayment requirements were paused
Speaker 7: in March of twenty twenty due to COVID nineteen and
Speaker 7: that pandemic. Now, the Biden administration opted not to resume
Speaker 7: those collections and attempted to forgive student loan debt in
Speaker 7: a program that was ultimately struck down by the Supreme Court.
Speaker 7: But the Trump administration has indicated it would offer no
Speaker 7: such concessions to borrowers. And the reason why I say
Speaker 7: this is because you never know if something like this
Speaker 7: Department of Education and student loans, or whether or not
Speaker 7: you own you oe on student loans, could impacted in
Speaker 7: the way where you know you might need your due process.
Speaker 7: So if I could give donkey of the day, as
Speaker 7: you're allowing people to do so Charlemagne to God, I
Speaker 7: would do that to student loans.
Speaker 6: I would give the student loans the donkey of the day.
Speaker 6: He Hall.
Speaker 2: That's right, Well, Charloman is opening up the phone line too,
Speaker 2: So if you want to give somebody donkey to day,
Speaker 2: eight hundrink five eight five one five we say, Charlotte.
Speaker 4: Yeah, call us right now. That's a damn shame though. Man,
Speaker 4: the economy is already in shambles. Tariffs, got consumer goods,
Speaker 4: you know, prices high. They're talking about a recession this summer.
Speaker 4: And you know the student they collecting on student loan
Speaker 4: debts on Monday. They really trying to break people. Yeah,
Speaker 4: like they really driving people to the brink.
Speaker 13: Man.
Speaker 7: Well, the best I think we could do right now
Speaker 7: is cheers to the freaking weekend. And that's your front
Speaker 7: page news.
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Speaker 6: Y'all have a good one.
Speaker 3: You how much crack costs nowadays?
Speaker 8: What do it look like?
Speaker 3: I'll be going, I'm just saying, I don't know, I
Speaker 3: don't really know it. I don't even know anybody's tell
Speaker 3: crack no more but bottomore that I know. Yeah, right,
Speaker 3: I remember crack used to be like twenty twenty dollars.
Speaker 6: Mber, Remember, why would you ever buying it?
Speaker 4: And I sold it a little bit, little petty drug dealer.
Speaker 4: But I just wonder how much crack costs now. No,
Speaker 4: I did coke once because it was somebody had put
Speaker 4: it in a blunt with some wheat. I did it
Speaker 4: by accident. I wouldn't do a by accident. I wouldn't
Speaker 4: do a by accident now.
Speaker 5: But you know, maybe I wouldn't do it by accident now.
Speaker 4: Maybe ten years ago, maybe ten fifteen years ago, somebody
Speaker 4: would have slipped it to me by acci.
Speaker 3: Then I might have enjoyed it again, might taked?
Speaker 6: You need advice to cope with what's going on.
Speaker 3: You know, it's given that that was the best I
Speaker 3: ever had in my life. I still remember it. I'm
Speaker 3: not I'm not.
Speaker 4: I'm just telling you I don't not do it, okay,
Speaker 4: But I'm just telling you that when it accidentally happened
Speaker 4: to me, it was amazing.
Speaker 2: All right, No cracks. Move on from Crack Reliving Single
Speaker 2: a new podcast from Kim Coles and Erica Alexander.
Speaker 5: They'll be joining us next and don't go anywhere.
Speaker 3: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Morning Everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne the Guy.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club Lawn. La Rosa's here as well.
Speaker 2: We got a special guest in the building.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 4: Some legends are in the building, Erica Alexander and Kim
Speaker 4: Coleanky Day. They have launched the Reliving Single podcast. New
Speaker 4: episodes come out every Wednesday, starting on May seventh on YouTube.
Speaker 6: Absolutely.
Speaker 3: What inspired the creation of the Reliving Single Podcast?
Speaker 6: Well, you know, looking at my gucci, it's about that time.
Speaker 11: Why not.
Speaker 7: It's been thirty years, actually thirty years two years ago.
Speaker 7: Actually it's thirty two years that we had the anniversary
Speaker 7: of our show. The problem was it was during the
Speaker 7: strike and no one was allowed to say anything about
Speaker 7: anything that was on a studio and or network type
Speaker 7: of thing.
Speaker 6: So then nothing happened.
Speaker 7: And for a very long time I was asked about
Speaker 7: reboot and I always said, I always.
Speaker 6: Said yeah, I said consistently because I didn't want to go.
Speaker 7: I'm very identified with that character Maxie Shaw, attorney at law,
Speaker 7: and I love her. But perhaps, and I always say
Speaker 7: this very honestly, if I had a big film career,
Speaker 7: something that would offset it. That would be nice. So
Speaker 7: it wasn't just a matter of me saying no. I
Speaker 7: would be stepping into something that I didn't think I
Speaker 7: could shake as easily as you know other people. And
Speaker 7: so this opportunity came and was approached by Eric Eddings
Speaker 7: at a heartbeat, and he said, do you want to
Speaker 7: do this? I said, now, not really, I don't want
Speaker 7: to do it, but he kept asking and I thought, well, Ma,
Speaker 7: it's the thirtieth anniversary. People really love it, They're doing
Speaker 7: things all the time. Why not, And it's an opportunity
Speaker 7: because of you. Charlemagne learned very well with Color Farm,
Speaker 7: and you've given us our opportunities with finding Tamika and
Speaker 7: also with the reparations, the big payback that you can
Speaker 7: go in podcasts where you can't do that even in documentary,
Speaker 7: and with episode after the episode, we'd be able to talk.
Speaker 7: And then they approached Kim and I.
Speaker 19: Said, yes, I'm waiting. I actually think that you know
Speaker 19: this is this is shallow. I know, I think we
Speaker 19: all still look good. Let's do the reboot while we listen.
Speaker 19: Everybody's busy and everybody has their own other thing that
Speaker 19: they're doing. And so this was an easy way to
Speaker 19: give the fans and the friends of the show a
Speaker 19: taste of what they want. For sure, everyone will come
Speaker 19: on the show, and I can't. I don't know if
Speaker 19: I can give away that someone has already come and
Speaker 19: taped an episode smooth chest that can. And so it's
Speaker 19: a chance to go deep. Like you said, we're going
Speaker 19: to talk about the behind the scenes and the things.
Speaker 19: And actually we've known each other for that long, revelations
Speaker 19: have come out, like things have come out like I
Speaker 19: didn't know that about you, Erica, I didn't know that
Speaker 19: about this that was going on behind the scenes. And
Speaker 19: so the audience will be let in on something very
Speaker 19: powerful that could not even happen on a reboot.
Speaker 5: So you're welcome.
Speaker 3: So many white shows do it, scrubs. I can't remember
Speaker 3: any brothers, Donald, Andy.
Speaker 19: And this is a yes, this is us at the
Speaker 19: office the first rewatch shows.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: We are probably hosted by the actual cast members that
Speaker 3: I can think of. I could be wrong, but I
Speaker 3: can think of.
Speaker 19: I feel so so it feels like the right time
Speaker 19: and we're having a good time doing it.
Speaker 17: Have you guys ever thought about if you did do
Speaker 17: a reboot where the character's lives would be.
Speaker 6: Now, like what would the storylines be?
Speaker 19: I have and I don't know if I'm right. You know,
Speaker 19: like there was talk on the on Living Single that
Speaker 19: Sinclair and Overton would have twins and their names would
Speaker 19: be sin Cloverton and Overclaire. So we have twins grown
Speaker 19: up there, you know, loving so all the things, all
Speaker 19: the things that.
Speaker 7: Would be governor, yeah, you know, probably ruling like she
Speaker 7: is always has always been. You know, obviously she has
Speaker 7: to be tied up with TC's Kyle Barker, right, and
Speaker 7: they had a child on half and half.
Speaker 6: I don't know if that child still exists.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I mean, you know, that's a good question. She might
Speaker 7: be in a in a bar somewhere. I mean it's
Speaker 7: already Mexican jail somewhere doing to her damage. You know,
Speaker 7: maybe she was burnt out by life.
Speaker 6: He knows.
Speaker 7: I mean, you go that fast pace, you don't always win,
Speaker 7: and a lot of lawyers burn out.
Speaker 4: That could be so good because I even cad what
Speaker 4: she would have to make changes.
Speaker 3: There's no such thing as the printage.
Speaker 19: She would be a medium mogul supposed but here that's
Speaker 19: the other thing too. I remember, you know, the fans
Speaker 19: always say, where's a reboot?
Speaker 8: Reboot?
Speaker 19: And one time I saw somebody say, no, I don't
Speaker 19: want to see where they've gone, because in my mind,
Speaker 19: they live in a perfect space, in a perfect place.
Speaker 19: And so anything that we do, there will be somebody
Speaker 19: who disagrees with it.
Speaker 6: Well why is she in a jail?
Speaker 13: Why is she?
Speaker 19: You know, whatever it is like, there will be no
Speaker 19: it lives in a perfect space where it is right now.
Speaker 3: So maybe let it be definitely a jail storyline. We
Speaker 3: wouldn't want to.
Speaker 7: Situation, you know what I'm saying, meaning she was having
Speaker 7: too much fun? I mean why you know, you're saying
Speaker 7: something very real or in fact meets fiction. That's where
Speaker 7: we are coming in talking about something that's very fact.
Speaker 7: Maxine Shaw is a fictional character. Eric Alexander's effect Eric
Speaker 7: Alexander in thirty years of living has changed.
Speaker 6: You know, and we had good days, bad days.
Speaker 7: We have you know, ups and downs, and so I'm
Speaker 7: hoping those characters would have the same things that we had.
Speaker 4: What moments on set of Living Single helped shape who
Speaker 4: you all are off camera, not just as actresses, but
Speaker 4: as women that had to navigate fame and friendship and
Speaker 4: career pressure. What moments helped shape who you are off CAM.
Speaker 19: I think we got along really well, very quickly. I
Speaker 19: felt the energy from the first table read, and so
Speaker 19: there was an energy and a respect and a friendship
Speaker 19: and a sisterhood and a brotherhood that developed so quickly
Speaker 19: that that permeated everything else that we did. Like we
Speaker 19: would go and hang out together. America and TC have
Speaker 19: the same exact birthday the same day John Hinton's birthdays
Speaker 19: two weeks later, so we would go out, like, what
Speaker 19: do y'all want to do for your birthday? Salsa dancing,
Speaker 19: Let's go. So we became family really quickly, and so
Speaker 19: I think that that helped infuse use the energy on
Speaker 19: the set and in our characters. We really were friends,
Speaker 19: and we really are still friends.
Speaker 7: But then we're also you know, movers and shakers. If
Speaker 7: you're twenty three years old and I'm faking like I'm
Speaker 7: a lawyer, I have a high school degree, and I
Speaker 7: think it made me want to level up, I mean
Speaker 7: in my reading and how I you know, approach life.
Speaker 7: I mean, she was a killer, she was a real winner.
Speaker 7: So I'd like to say that that shaped me a lot.
Speaker 7: I think it was already there, but I really liked
Speaker 7: how she was. She had integrity. I don't know that's
Speaker 7: a really good question, you really is. But I think
Speaker 7: that a lot of things that have happened after the
Speaker 7: show have been very consistent with what our characters might
Speaker 7: have done.
Speaker 3: Well, you try to think about that question and unpacking
Speaker 3: on the reliving single.
Speaker 6: Okay, we don't think about it. That would be a
Speaker 6: questions submitted.
Speaker 3: This questions.
Speaker 19: Are the fans and the friends of the show can
Speaker 19: send in their questions, and so we call it true blue. Yeah,
Speaker 19: so we will make sure that one so you heard
Speaker 19: it here first and it will unpack it further.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 19: He's giving us homework.
Speaker 17: Erica or miss Alexander. What do you want me to
Speaker 17: call your Okay, Erica the great Eric got you the
Speaker 17: great period. I was reading this article on msn and
Speaker 17: MSNBC's website and the writer was talking about how you're
Speaker 17: she discovered she was late. She had discovered living single
Speaker 17: for the first time a year ago, and like deep
Speaker 17: dived and like went and read conversations around it, and
Speaker 17: she was trying to figure out why you didn't want
Speaker 17: it enmy for your performance Oh that's good. And I
Speaker 17: when I read it, I'm like, first of all, late
Speaker 17: to the party, but welcome. But I thought about it,
Speaker 17: and I was like, I mean, like, what's that feeling
Speaker 17: like for you? Because yeah, like you said, you were
Speaker 17: how old portraying the character? Twenty three portraying it? We
Speaker 17: would have never known you sold it. You did it
Speaker 17: like the storylines that y'all dived into, you know what
Speaker 17: I mean? Like, did you ever feel like there were
Speaker 17: things that should have happened for you in that role?
Speaker 7: For a minute, people, I'm unfortunately in a club that
Speaker 7: no one wants to belong to, and especially if you
Speaker 7: think that, and you know, I'll take the compliment, say
Speaker 7: thank you very much. But I was right alongside people
Speaker 7: like Cely Tyson and all these other people would never
Speaker 7: want anything for the work that they had done. And
Speaker 7: Cecily Tyson has since gotten an oscar and she got
Speaker 7: it before she passed, and those types of things. But no,
Speaker 7: I think blackness, racism, all the disparities and equities were there,
Speaker 7: and especially in then what is the early nineties, And
Speaker 7: I say the black or the berry, the sweet of
Speaker 7: the juice, the tighter the noose they don't let you go.
Speaker 6: For so far.
Speaker 7: And that's real, and so I'm very gratified, but it's
Speaker 7: nothing you can do about it. There's people like Abbot
Speaker 7: Elementary and all the other people, and they've come and
Speaker 7: doing very well. But you know, being a dark skin
Speaker 7: actress and also being funny and maybe not being the
Speaker 7: ideal of what they thought funny. Girls looked like they
Speaker 7: know what to do with me, and I got offered
Speaker 7: nothing after I finished that.
Speaker 6: You absolutely no.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's a shame, all right. When we come back,
Speaker 2: we have more with Erica Alexander and Kim Coles. When
Speaker 2: we come back, it's the breakfast club in the morning. Morning,
Speaker 2: everybody's DJ Envy just hilarious. Charlomagne, the gud we are
Speaker 2: the breakfast Club. We're still kicking with Erica Alexander and
Speaker 2: Kim mc cooles.
Speaker 4: Charlomagne, how do you working on living single change change
Speaker 4: your view of black sisterhood?
Speaker 3: And did it shift the way you approached friendships in
Speaker 3: you your real life?
Speaker 19: Not for me, because I have incredible female relationships, incredible
Speaker 19: if at my high school we just celebrated our forty
Speaker 19: fifth anniversary last week, I couldn't come because I was
Speaker 19: headed here for y'all, and so I've already had.
Speaker 6: Next week times.
Speaker 13: You got me here.
Speaker 19: Now I'll see all the to tighten it up, so
Speaker 19: I'm real cute by then. But the point is I
Speaker 19: always had really good friendships and and and actually it
Speaker 19: felt normal to me to be around with men that
Speaker 19: I respect. They were all different, but I respected, loved,
Speaker 19: and so I had that and I had that strength.
Speaker 19: So it just felt like that felt like home. I
Speaker 19: don't know if that's the right answer.
Speaker 6: What was the question you're talking about? The family? Sorry
Speaker 6: that the women friendships?
Speaker 7: You know, it was in all girls high school, Philadelphi
Speaker 7: High School for girls. Got to give shout out, and
Speaker 7: I wasn't good with girlfriends, they said. I always loved boys.
Speaker 7: I always love men.
Speaker 6: I'm a guys girl.
Speaker 3: I always have.
Speaker 6: I grew up in Arizona. I'm a tomboy.
Speaker 5: I always thought of men.
Speaker 19: No, no, no, not that it wasn't that IDs, I understand.
Speaker 7: But for all that I went to an all girls
Speaker 7: high school, I didn't necessarily think that I practiced much
Speaker 7: because that was my preference.
Speaker 6: It kind of still is.
Speaker 7: I just think that there was a lot of freedom.
Speaker 7: I thought that men had they took me, took me
Speaker 7: for I don't say one of the guys. But once
Speaker 7: you show you could stand up with them, I got
Speaker 7: a lot of truth about who I was next to them,
Speaker 7: and I thought sometime I was pulling my punches with
Speaker 7: women like oh, don't say that, you're gonna make her feel.
Speaker 6: Like I'd have time for that.
Speaker 7: Yes, I completely resonate with you. That's how I grew
Speaker 7: up the same way. I had maybe what three homegirls,
Speaker 7: but I had like ten eleven. I always went where
Speaker 7: the guys went. I'm hanging on the court. That's how
Speaker 7: it became so quick on my feet with being exactly
Speaker 7: having jokes throwing them back, they throwing them at me.
Speaker 7: I didn't feel guys didn't get offended when I'm joking
Speaker 7: with them. You know, girls they are a little bit more,
Speaker 7: you know, and I'm saying they like, I'm not one.
Speaker 6: No, it was like, you know kind of you know,
Speaker 6: you like projected in that chase too.
Speaker 7: I feel very protective respect that they do respect that
Speaker 7: you like, Oh yeah, that's how girl.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 6: So I've been like that as well.
Speaker 7: But I wanted to ask, what do either of you
Speaker 7: think that friends the show Friends truly owe some of
Speaker 7: its success to the groundwork laid by Living Single.
Speaker 19: One hundred thousand percent, one hundred thousand percent. Moving on
Speaker 19: next question, No.
Speaker 9: I.
Speaker 19: This is a little fact that most people don't know
Speaker 19: is that the president of the network, of their networker,
Speaker 19: NBC at the time, had been asked if there was
Speaker 19: any show that you wish you could have purchased for this,
Speaker 19: you know, upcoming scene season. He said, I wish I
Speaker 19: bought a Living Single, And then a year later there
Speaker 19: was Friends, and so it absolutely tracks and yeah, a
Speaker 19: great show, and wish them all well, but it absolutely
Speaker 19: we influenced them. And it was also tough because you know,
Speaker 19: we were both Warner Brothers production. We were on this
Speaker 19: little ranch lot, you know, off to the side, and
Speaker 19: they were on.
Speaker 3: The big lot.
Speaker 19: We have a cafeteria and you have little try you know,
Speaker 19: bicycles to get from hither hither and then and and
Speaker 19: the salary was huge, very different. What the access they
Speaker 19: had to marketing, the access they had to all the
Speaker 19: money and all the things was very different than what
Speaker 19: we had.
Speaker 7: We had craft service table run by this old, old
Speaker 7: white dude named Pops, and he's putting things out like
Speaker 7: rich crackers and pickled eggs.
Speaker 6: And we're like, we're gonna fart all day.
Speaker 17: Better.
Speaker 6: It did get better.
Speaker 7: We had to ask for that, das for air conditioning,
Speaker 7: all these other things, and had to I just come
Speaker 7: from The Cosby Show, the biggest show in the world.
Speaker 7: I wasn't expecting it to have that kind of you know, leverage.
Speaker 7: But you did know when you thought you were being
Speaker 7: treated less than and they didn't have to because, like
Speaker 7: a lot of productions, if you put very little into
Speaker 7: black people, we give you more. Black show Biz gives
Speaker 7: you more. And when they see that, the investments not
Speaker 7: necessarily there. And that's what you really miss.
Speaker 3: Out on the Living Single.
Speaker 4: Even did it get pitched the NBC because it would
Speaker 4: make so much sense because, like you said, you were
Speaker 4: on the Cosby Show.
Speaker 3: The success of the Kybee showing different world NBC should
Speaker 3: have stood for nothing but colors after that's what success color.
Speaker 6: And that's not what didn't happen.
Speaker 7: Actually, the good thing about it, if you if you watch,
Speaker 7: if you listen to the show and watch it, Kim
Speaker 7: has the origin story.
Speaker 6: Kim is the origin story.
Speaker 19: The show is created around Queen Latifa and me a
Speaker 19: lot of people don't know that. They called me into
Speaker 19: immediate Warner Brothers and we want to do a show,
Speaker 19: and a lot of people don't know this either. The
Speaker 19: idea of the show. The impetus was, you remember the
Speaker 19: movie Jungle Fever. It's a scene that they called the
Speaker 19: War Council, and so a group of women sitting around
Speaker 19: talking about men and relationships and you know what they're
Speaker 19: dealing with. And they said to me, and I'm assuming
Speaker 19: they said to Latifah too in a separate meeting, we
Speaker 19: want to do a show that's about this. And I said,
Speaker 19: if the show is about bashing men, I'm not interested.
Speaker 19: And not that that scene in Jungle Fever was only
Speaker 19: about bashing men, but they were handling a particular topic
Speaker 19: and they were like, oh, okay, because I love men,
Speaker 19: and so if we can talk about the relationships and
Speaker 19: you know, the growth and the you know, being driven and.
Speaker 12: What do you want?
Speaker 19: I was like, I'm in. And they were having the
Speaker 19: same meetings with Latifa. The two of us will put
Speaker 19: together and then we together agreed that that Lee bowsorship,
Speaker 19: you be the one to create the show, so to
Speaker 19: be there at the beginning and to be involved in
Speaker 19: creating Sinclair and involved in knowing what the relationships were
Speaker 19: going to be to start with, and then to hear
Speaker 19: it and watch it unfold. Was excited. They'll say the
Speaker 19: best and you know privilege and.
Speaker 11: You know that too.
Speaker 7: We got to give her props because both she and
Speaker 7: Latifa asked for a black show runner. There are very
Speaker 7: few black in especialist in Hollywood, the writers, let alone
Speaker 7: the showrunner. Vett Lee Bowser happened to be on different
Speaker 7: world doing her things. She was on hanging with Mster Cooper.
Speaker 7: She had the background, but they weren't necessarily going to
Speaker 7: just give that to her. So you guys ask and
Speaker 7: somebody female.
Speaker 6: That was yeah, that was like a yeah, they just
Speaker 6: they just gave into that because during that time, I.
Speaker 19: Feel and if you you know, you get two people
Speaker 19: that you've created a deal around and we both go, yeah,
Speaker 19: she's the one. They go, Okay, well let's give her
Speaker 19: a shot.
Speaker 7: Wow.
Speaker 19: And also you said that we both were at the
Speaker 19: same agency, so our agency helped and and and Evett
Speaker 19: was also at the same agency.
Speaker 7: It's called a Hollywood package. And so was Kim Fields
Speaker 7: in that agency, and so was John Hinton. The only
Speaker 7: two people not in that agency were me in TC.
Speaker 17: So did you guys talk, because a lot of times
Speaker 17: now on TV, people are like, we sha conversations behind
Speaker 17: the scenes, rally together and then go to the forefront
Speaker 17: and act for we want did y'all did you wan.
Speaker 6: Queen and t for y'all?
Speaker 19: Agents get to do that?
Speaker 7: We did?
Speaker 19: We did so that list and us we each met
Speaker 19: with her separately and we both together said, oh, she's
Speaker 19: the one, let's go with her. And then you know,
Speaker 19: the agents do their do their movements. You know that
Speaker 19: that we do know about and that we don't know about.
Speaker 19: But yeah, there was like, for example, the name of
Speaker 19: the show was not originally Living Single. It was My
Speaker 19: Girl and I tell a story on the podcast of
Speaker 19: we were like they wanted to change the name to
Speaker 19: Living Single, and we thought it was horrible. Who says
Speaker 19: that nobody talks that way?
Speaker 8: Yeah, what's up?
Speaker 19: I'm Living Single? It's like, so I have a memory
Speaker 19: and I don't know. Dana would have to correct me.
Speaker 19: If we got into a little golf cart and went
Speaker 19: from the plantation lot where we were.
Speaker 6: Over to the big lot and got.
Speaker 19: Invited into the office of the president of the network,
Speaker 19: like you know, president of production company, right like the
Speaker 19: way we would like to protest. And I was like,
Speaker 19: all right, thank you for your feedback right now. And
Speaker 19: it's like, oh, that's a terrible name. Now it's the
Speaker 19: best name. Like what else would the show be called?
Speaker 3: Basically right, and.
Speaker 19: We got back in the golf cart the bill.
Speaker 5: You know, we have more with Erica Alexander and Kim
Speaker 5: Coles when we come back, So don't move. It's the
Speaker 5: Breakfast Club. Good morning morning. Everybody is d j env
Speaker 5: just hilarious.
Speaker 2: Charlomagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We're still
Speaker 2: kicking with Erica Alexander and Kim mc cooles.
Speaker 5: Charlomagne.
Speaker 4: I can't wait to hear the episode with TC carts
Speaker 4: and because he's spoken about, you know, being fired from
Speaker 4: living single after for their treatment, for the treatment compaying
Speaker 4: to frinds.
Speaker 3: So how did the cat is the whole field when
Speaker 3: he got fired, there was a grief, a lot of grief.
Speaker 8: Anybody fight for him, well then go on, we all.
Speaker 19: Fought for him, but it was done before. Here's what
Speaker 19: the timing of it is. He was let go just
Speaker 19: before the you know they call the announcements for the shows.
Speaker 19: The upfront, we all come to New York. There's a
Speaker 19: big announcement. We're on stage with Fox and all the
Speaker 19: other Fox shows. I didn't find out until in the
Speaker 19: hotel room, you know, the day before. Oh, by the way,
Speaker 19: TC won't be there. He's been let go. So it's like,
Speaker 19: so we're talking to that, We're talking to people and
Speaker 19: going what's going on? And it was My understanding is
Speaker 19: that it was already done, so you fight for him.
Speaker 19: But I don't know what else I could have done
Speaker 19: if the decision had already been made.
Speaker 6: I wanted not to come to work.
Speaker 7: I thought once we got on set that we would
Speaker 7: talk about it and maybe just say we're not gonna work.
Speaker 6: That's like hardcore. But it didn't go down that way.
Speaker 7: And in fact, two years before I tried to leave
Speaker 7: myself and threatened to be sued. So I already stepped
Speaker 7: up and I knew where I could go. I was like,
Speaker 7: I wasn't lord, see, I don't want to start crying.
Speaker 6: I wasn't.
Speaker 7: I wasn't happy. And the thing was, I didn't think
Speaker 7: that I was being used well, and it's it's a
Speaker 7: longer story than that, and I don't want to. It
Speaker 7: needs more context for Ventny Bowser's sake, because Vetnie Bowser
Speaker 7: had a lot to do with six different characters, right,
Speaker 7: and there were lots of things going on. But also
Speaker 7: I want to say something that emotionally, a month before
Speaker 7: I got that show, originally the pilot, my father had passed.
Speaker 6: I had a lot of things that I still would mentally, yeah,
Speaker 6: and we didn't know that Erica this, I never talked
Speaker 6: about that mess. But the whole time you were there,
Speaker 6: you never talked about your father passed. A No, because
Speaker 6: I don't complain, I don't talk and do my work.
Speaker 19: Like you could know her father passed away at some
Speaker 19: point because you talked. But I don't think I knew
Speaker 19: that that had happened a month before. And you know
Speaker 19: that this is one of the revelations that happened on
Speaker 19: this podcast. It's like therapy.
Speaker 3: You're welcome.
Speaker 5: I didn't know.
Speaker 7: Yeah and no, but there was a lot of things
Speaker 7: going on that you know you want to you you
Speaker 7: think you want to talk about differently, maybe with your character,
Speaker 7: and maybe the reception wasn't where I thought it was,
Speaker 7: But I just said I gotta go because I'm like
Speaker 7: i'd been in theater and been doing other things.
Speaker 6: I said, I can go back to New York. I
Speaker 6: don't need this. And it didn't work out the way.
Speaker 6: I got threatened to be sued and all.
Speaker 4: That, which is another reason you probably didn't tell everybody
Speaker 4: what you was actually dealing with, because they'll do stuff like.
Speaker 3: That, I will sue you exactly.
Speaker 6: And I didn't have the most powerful agent.
Speaker 8: I didn't have that.
Speaker 7: I'd always gone on sets alone, you know, so I
Speaker 7: was there alone, and that just trying to think it through.
Speaker 7: And I thought, at the very least I could just
Speaker 7: go back to what I was doing now, back to TC,
Speaker 7: because that's what I think that he didn't have that.
Speaker 7: We didn't have the armor, and we also were darker.
Speaker 7: And I have to say, there's something to that feeling
Speaker 7: like you're unprotected and when you get back and there
Speaker 7: is no plan and you don't necessarily you know, friends
Speaker 7: had gotten together and they all got together to talk
Speaker 7: about their salary. They stopped going in and they got
Speaker 7: their salaries corrected tremendously.
Speaker 6: It wasn't that feeling.
Speaker 7: Although we were all rebels and very supportive in our
Speaker 7: own way, I don't think we knew what to do.
Speaker 6: And it hurts my.
Speaker 7: Heart because TC deserved more support and there was nothing
Speaker 7: I could do. And I even said, look fire me,
Speaker 7: I'm the one who would like to to go. And
Speaker 7: it wasn't It wasn't something that could happen.
Speaker 6: It was wrong to do. It was wrong to do.
Speaker 4: That was he mad at y'all because he spoke up
Speaker 4: for the treatment that you know, the unfair treatment of
Speaker 4: y'all's receiving. And you know, you would think that would
Speaker 4: be a collective thing, like you know, none of y'all
Speaker 4: got in my back.
Speaker 19: So if this is happening behind the scenes, and if
Speaker 19: you don't know, okay, we know that we were getting
Speaker 19: not getting the right treatment. It's not like we were
Speaker 19: brought into the meeting by the way, we're gonna let
Speaker 19: TC go. It's not like I didn't know that. Latifa
Speaker 19: didn't know that. We didn't know that in advance. I
Speaker 19: didn't It was unexpected. And you wait until we arrive
Speaker 19: in New York to go by the way, TC won't
Speaker 19: be there because of this. Dana and I get on
Speaker 19: the phone and go, what the hell's going on? We
Speaker 19: get on the phone with Evet, and Evet it is
Speaker 19: like that's it, that's it. I didn't know there was
Speaker 19: something else that I could do in order to bring
Speaker 19: him back. If it's been if you're being told that
Speaker 19: it's done, that's it.
Speaker 5: Deal with it.
Speaker 19: And we don't go to wells.
Speaker 6: Because we were young. Of course, there's something we could
Speaker 6: have done.
Speaker 7: If we all planned together and said we're not going in,
Speaker 7: we could have We could have made something happened. He
Speaker 7: could have called the NAACP. We could have done these things.
Speaker 7: But these are things that we didn't think about. You know,
Speaker 7: you didn't know how much leverage you'd have after that.
Speaker 7: I'm telling you that I know. I thought, I know,
Speaker 7: I said down at EVET, I know I had these conversations,
Speaker 7: and I don't think he knew that. And it took years,
Speaker 7: and we had a conversation where he said, I didn't y'all.
Speaker 6: Stick up for me. I said, that's not true.
Speaker 5: That's not true.
Speaker 7: That's not true at all. And I hate that you
Speaker 7: went all these years thinking that didn't happen. But it's
Speaker 7: also his story to tell, and there's some parts and
Speaker 7: pieces that he thinks win a certain way, and there's
Speaker 7: certainly I feel very much my outspokenness might have put
Speaker 7: him in a position too. He thinks his outspokenness, but
Speaker 7: I was very outspoken. I was writing letters to the
Speaker 7: network and doing cools and walking out, you know, And
Speaker 7: I don't think that that was necessarily always taken well
Speaker 7: by people who wanted to control you, and they broke
Speaker 7: apart to people me and him.
Speaker 19: And also there's another story to tell, you know, our story,
Speaker 19: there's history, and then there's a story on their side.
Speaker 19: Maybe this is a conversation that I don't know if
Speaker 19: Vett has ever talked about it publicly. I don't know
Speaker 19: if Warner Brothers ever would or if they ever cared
Speaker 19: to so. So I feel like all those.
Speaker 6: People are gone now from Warner Brothers that we knew.
Speaker 19: But we we're bearing the burden of why didn't we
Speaker 19: do something different and not not getting a chance to
Speaker 19: get another view from what was what was happening.
Speaker 7: They were saying it was a money issue. It's not
Speaker 7: a money issue. That's what that's what we paid enough
Speaker 7: for to be a money issue. Wasn't a budgetary issue.
Speaker 7: Wasn't because we bought on a new cast member and
Speaker 7: we bought on they Dallas, and so that's not true.
Speaker 7: I don't know what's true. All I know is that
Speaker 7: he was gone. It was right, And let's go on
Speaker 7: record to say he's a magnificent actor, always on time,
Speaker 7: always knew his lines. It did not make sense, and
Speaker 7: there you're living in the world that doesn't always make
Speaker 7: sense and certainly is not fair.
Speaker 3: I had Instagram. Would you have gone live and just
Speaker 3: aired out the whole cast?
Speaker 19: And I think back then we had nothing back. Of
Speaker 19: course we would have.
Speaker 6: I would have.
Speaker 8: I'm telling you I would have.
Speaker 6: This day, yes, you know.
Speaker 7: And I didn't think that my badge was gonna work
Speaker 7: the next day because I came in and I came
Speaker 7: in here speaking of everybody. Anybody speak back, and I
Speaker 7: knew I uh huh, whatever.
Speaker 6: No, you know, you said give me an because.
Speaker 5: I was so mad like.
Speaker 6: Later on me and called me whack. It was a
Speaker 6: lot going on, but it's growing.
Speaker 19: It's not a conversation you could have had privately with
Speaker 19: them to fix with.
Speaker 7: Me conversation before after that. So yeah, I wasn't wrong.
Speaker 7: It was wrong the way I did it.
Speaker 19: Did the negotiation work for you?
Speaker 8: That period?
Speaker 5: That family?
Speaker 8: Family?
Speaker 6: We are here and we are family. What makes family?
Speaker 7: This conflict you don't go through this life with everything
Speaker 7: personal collaboration, conflict and you know confusion.
Speaker 6: Yeah, leads the confession. We got that period conversion.
Speaker 3: They gotta go do, Sherry.
Speaker 17: I know, I know you're gonna answer this, but I
Speaker 17: hope you're gonna get into the beauty center and the
Speaker 17: weight los stuff that Queen Latifa talked about that they
Speaker 17: threw on you guys.
Speaker 6: Make sure you're getting in the podcast. Please then, and
Speaker 6: they said they're gonna have me on there. Absolutely please,
Speaker 6: She said, have me to or she's gonna go back
Speaker 6: live again.
Speaker 11: Thank you.
Speaker 4: That would be our the legends Erica Alexander and Kim Coles.
Speaker 4: Make sure you check out the Reliving Single podcast, New
Speaker 4: episodes every Wednesday starting this Wednesday, May seventh on YouTube.
Speaker 4: And yes, I am going to talk to Erica about
Speaker 4: getting the audio on the Black Fact God damn it.
Speaker 19: Yes, you have to protest to me down.
Speaker 8: To the man, the Reference Club.
Speaker 2: Everybody is j n V Jess, Hilary Chelam, the guy.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: I need a good scratching man and she Luther, Kim
Speaker 4: Coles and Eric Alexander for pulling up what they got
Speaker 4: a new podcast, Reliving Single that premiers on May Seventh's
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Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, all right, let's get to the latest with Laura.
Speaker 6: Lauren becoming a street fast.
Speaker 5: She gets somebody that knows, somebody gets the details.
Speaker 6: I'm a long girl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 5: She'd be having the latest on the law, the latest
Speaker 5: with Lauren la Rossa.
Speaker 3: Sometimes you have fact, sometimes you have details. Sometimes you
Speaker 3: have a little bit of everything.
Speaker 5: It's the latest on the Breakfast Club. No, he's the more.
Speaker 6: All right, y'all?
Speaker 17: So uh, Indiana Paces star Tyree Talibert and his father
Speaker 17: was suspended and definitely or for the foreseeable future after
Speaker 17: getting into the altercation with Yannis say.
Speaker 6: The last thing from n B I.
Speaker 3: Last name looked like something you see on the eye shot.
Speaker 17: And it's crazy because I wrote it out like so
Speaker 17: I could get it about yes with Giannis. So, this
Speaker 17: was a decision that was made by the PACER's front office. Reportedly,
Speaker 17: so the decision was that he will not be able
Speaker 17: to attend the team's home games or role games for
Speaker 17: the foreseeable future.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 17: And this came from a Pacers spokesperson. They told esp
Speaker 17: in this now, y'all. I'm sure you guys saw the
Speaker 17: all the videos that went viral of Tarese's dad coming
Speaker 17: onto the court. Now, Teresa's dad actually spoke out and
Speaker 17: explained what happened with the verbal back and forth was
Speaker 17: between him and say to listen to that.
Speaker 10: When I turned, it might have seemed like I was
Speaker 10: looking at him, but I really was.
Speaker 3: I was looking through him.
Speaker 10: That's how it was in the moment. I know, it
Speaker 10: looked like we were looking like I would staying him down,
Speaker 10: you know, But it wasn't like that. It was in
Speaker 10: the moment if I was looking right through it. And yes,
Speaker 10: I had bandler in my hand going and I was
Speaker 10: yelling yay. Yannis never said anything to me. I never
Speaker 10: said anything to youngest. There was no backing poll. He
Speaker 10: grabbed my hands. He put his poor head on my
Speaker 10: fore head, and he said, don't disrespect me. Don't effing
Speaker 10: disrespect me. And I said to him, I was not
Speaker 10: trying to disrespect you, which I wasn't. I'm telling you
Speaker 10: I did not do that on purpose.
Speaker 3: I really did not.
Speaker 10: And then I said to him, I love you. He
Speaker 10: said back to me, I love you. We petted chest
Speaker 10: he gave us a thumbs up and he walked away.
Speaker 4: I don't think he did it on purpose either, but
Speaker 4: you know, emotions were high, and that's exactly why they
Speaker 4: say don't make decisions off emotions, because he made a
Speaker 4: choice off emotions and that choice has a consequence and
Speaker 4: now he can't watch his son play.
Speaker 2: I was confused by the whole situation and shot the
Speaker 2: shack chaquille on there. I spoke to him a day
Speaker 2: ago and I was asking him about it, and he
Speaker 2: was like, he was like, well, most people don't understand.
Speaker 5: His family and friends after the game are allowed to
Speaker 5: go on.
Speaker 2: The courts while he was actually on the court, because
Speaker 2: you're allowed to go on the court with your family.
Speaker 2: And also I asked him was it bad and he
Speaker 2: was like, no, it's part of the game. He was
Speaker 2: like he was you know at some games and they
Speaker 2: were yelling uh, gorilla love, and he was like it
Speaker 2: never affected him because it was just part of the game.
Speaker 2: So he felt like it wasn't that big of a deal.
Speaker 2: He said, family members and friends and yell at you
Speaker 2: all the time. He didn't think it was that big
Speaker 2: of a deal.
Speaker 17: Well, Shaq talked about that on inside the NBA. We
Speaker 17: had that clip as well. People were pissed at shacks take.
Speaker 6: Listen, he probably know dad is.
Speaker 3: Said something because he's on the corner in his face
Speaker 3: or what don't you can't do that?
Speaker 5: Can'tnot do that said something?
Speaker 3: Man, he's an idiot.
Speaker 20: If you think that's why you're an idiot too. Gianna says, no,
Speaker 20: that dad is an idiot. And if you think you're
Speaker 20: an idiot too, I will say that Nod is always
Speaker 20: on the court. I don't say this, his dad is
Speaker 20: always on the court. On the court, Joanna said something
Speaker 20: to him.
Speaker 5: That's not true. He could line behind what do you
Speaker 5: mean walking in line behind the suns? He shud be
Speaker 5: on this court. He didn't play in the game, always.
Speaker 8: On the.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 17: People were pissed off at Shack's take though, and for
Speaker 17: how he even how he told you that he felt
Speaker 17: because they felt like if you watch that second angle
Speaker 17: where he runs where tyresis Dad runs out with the
Speaker 17: tower whatever that is uh, and he's the exchange. People
Speaker 17: were like, that was taught in him and you shouldn't
Speaker 17: have done it, even if it's just an excitement, and
Speaker 17: you shouldn't have been able to.
Speaker 4: Do that that's an interesting debate that they're having because
Speaker 4: all of them are players. Can they've been players? Kenny Smith,
Speaker 4: Charles Barkley, and so Shack saying you can do that,
Speaker 4: but y'all and Kenny are saying you can't. I don't
Speaker 4: know what's true, right, but I know I'm gonna listen
Speaker 4: to them before I come to my own.
Speaker 2: I think shack thing is is he's been through a
Speaker 2: lot worse on the court, so he was like, that's
Speaker 2: light work. He goes back and forth for people all
Speaker 2: day long. So that was his take on it when
Speaker 2: I spoke to him.
Speaker 17: But that's a conversation right now though, And I'm not
Speaker 17: I don't watch sports, but when I hear people talk
Speaker 17: about it, they talk about how the game is a
Speaker 17: lot different than it was, like as they protect the
Speaker 17: players physically and just what you can say at them
Speaker 17: from the sidelines and all of that way different than
Speaker 17: when Shack was playing.
Speaker 2: Players be wilding on people, and they should because people
Speaker 2: be wilding on the players. So listen, you went to
Speaker 2: shot House was just then with the white women, you know,
Speaker 2: you know, it's so funny with the Shack House, right,
Speaker 2: and Shaq was like just tell you about the white woman.
Speaker 5: I'm like, yeah, he.
Speaker 2: Goes Jennifer Amanda Becky come out, and I'm looking I'm
Speaker 2: looking at.
Speaker 5: Like, I'm just joking.
Speaker 20: I'm white woman.
Speaker 4: How would you go to that manhouse knowing that he
Speaker 4: got random white woman just walking around?
Speaker 10: Man?
Speaker 5: Thank you, Lauren, she was with you. Yes, make the podcast.
Speaker 3: I'm just making sure. I was let him go.
Speaker 5: I was let him go.
Speaker 6: I was in the basement.
Speaker 5: Yes.
Speaker 7: Wasn't it like a little dungeon like Kelly dungeon that
Speaker 7: he described on the documentary?
Speaker 5: God damn, Jeff, it was.
Speaker 8: It was.
Speaker 6: It was like a bunch of wood and it was
Speaker 6: like the bears and the brick.
Speaker 15: I was not.
Speaker 21: Mew him out.
Speaker 5: He did slide me out, but I was not in
Speaker 5: a Kelly's dungeon.
Speaker 6: You believe all that? How bad was you doing?
Speaker 3: No, that's not the question. How bad was you in
Speaker 3: the nineties? And you must have a little bad bitch
Speaker 3: get flowing out that you.
Speaker 5: I was hosting a mixed tape and he left me
Speaker 5: in the hotel.
Speaker 6: You never you stayed there, your grown ass, he said.
Speaker 3: You wonder why he'd just be running around here? Houm ignition.
Speaker 3: Every now and then for no reason, stop it.
Speaker 10: You didn't.
Speaker 5: Whoa whoa whoa Yo.
Speaker 17: Maybe that's crazy for this conversation to be happening. You're
Speaker 17: sitting over there in.
Speaker 5: That pink miss Salmon, and look now his face matchic.
Speaker 6: You weren't really grown. I never thought about that.
Speaker 5: Why did you just not go and leave? I did leave.
Speaker 4: He stayed and waited a good lord time, Kelly said,
Speaker 4: sitting in that nigga sack.
Speaker 3: He didn't move. It was not okay, wag your hotel.
Speaker 6: Ask the right questions. I never thought why he didn't
Speaker 6: just leave.
Speaker 3: He didn't want to. He didn't want.
Speaker 8: You know, he was trying to better his career. You
Speaker 8: know what.
Speaker 5: That's the latest, Lauren, thank you.
Speaker 3: You need to do the doc.
Speaker 19: Your mommy and dad let you go.
Speaker 1: I didn't survive Oka, I wasn't. Oh my god, he
Speaker 1: didn't even so he didn't survive.
Speaker 9: What do we do?
Speaker 6: Donkey to day?
Speaker 13: Man?
Speaker 4: Come on, man, Chara is not giving the donkeys? Letting
Speaker 4: you open up the yes. Yeah, the donkey to day
Speaker 4: belongs to you, the people. Okay, So whoever y'all want
Speaker 4: to call up and give donkey today, feel free to
Speaker 4: floor is yours one hundred five and five one oh
Speaker 4: five one.
Speaker 3: It's the breakfast club.
Speaker 5: Come on wake.
Speaker 14: If you're like into the breakfast club, it's your time
Speaker 14: to nominate a donkey of your own lemon.
Speaker 5: Now, that's just how they choose. Call in now eight
Speaker 5: hundred five eighty five one.
Speaker 10: Oh five one.
Speaker 4: Yes, donkey, and today for Friday, May second belongs to
Speaker 4: you the people. Okay, yes, last Friday we did this,
Speaker 4: have people call in and give people donkeys, and I
Speaker 4: enjoyed it.
Speaker 3: So it's simple.
Speaker 4: If you want to someone donkey today to Flori is
Speaker 4: yours one hundred and five eight five one oh five
Speaker 4: to one. Reach out and touch us right now. Whoever
Speaker 4: you want to give the credit they deserve for being stupid,
Speaker 4: you can do that. Let's go to the first caller.
Speaker 4: Oh lie, good morning.
Speaker 3: Who's this hola?
Speaker 5: What's up?
Speaker 10: Brother?
Speaker 9: Who's good morning?
Speaker 3: What's happening?
Speaker 10: Good morning?
Speaker 9: This is Omar calling for well from Hall of my
Speaker 9: Mother Atlanta right now, though.
Speaker 3: Man, but I want to get dog here to play dude.
Speaker 9: The dude made long gonzales I was battling the wood online.
Speaker 13: Man, I want to go see the movie Sinners right, Oh,
Speaker 13: excellent movie, man, y'all gotta go check that out.
Speaker 3: We've seen it.
Speaker 13: I'm reading the comments just to.
Speaker 5: Give a little dude.
Speaker 13: You know how people feel hood in themselves and apparently
Speaker 13: they've seen that the Mexicans is married.
Speaker 3: Why why just people mad?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 22: Why a man?
Speaker 20: Now?
Speaker 13: They they mad because they're not getting represented in the movie.
Speaker 8: They wasn't in the movie.
Speaker 5: It wasn't now.
Speaker 4: I mean it's nineteen thirties, Mississippians. Asians were representing black people, white,
Speaker 4: more Irish people exactly, and that was now was my
Speaker 4: take on it.
Speaker 13: I'm like, yo, y'all was still in Mexico. Y'all ain't
Speaker 13: want to come down there to Mississippi at nineteen thirty two, they.
Speaker 3: Were still with you, sir, I don't. I don't.
Speaker 4: Okay, Well, then you said you wanted to give it.
Speaker 4: What's the name wan gun zalas long.
Speaker 9: Gun dollars man all that all line.
Speaker 4: Mane dollars, the biggest he hall. By the way, one
Speaker 4: movie can't represent everybody.
Speaker 7: Everything is Now, how are you called to be defending
Speaker 7: the Mexicans but just gave one donkey of to day?
Speaker 5: Hello? Who's this?
Speaker 15: This is the meta? I'm gonna get it.
Speaker 14: Donk here today to my son, because he acts like
Speaker 14: he had to get it out the mud and he
Speaker 14: misspool in his whole life.
Speaker 3: What's yourname? What's your son name?
Speaker 23: Brendan put it out there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she said, Brendan never even seen much. When you
Speaker 3: want to.
Speaker 6: Rappresent, you've never seen it. He wanted a little taste
Speaker 6: of it.
Speaker 14: I don't know.
Speaker 13: I don't know why though I got it. I worked
Speaker 13: too hard.
Speaker 14: I just got off one job, about to go to another,
Speaker 14: take the kids to school.
Speaker 2: Like, he ain't seen money and he don't even like
Speaker 2: to play with it in and when he was little.
Speaker 4: I think because so many people like to celebrate struggle,
Speaker 4: especially the rappers, and they make that they make the
Speaker 4: struggle look so fly.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and you got to go through the struggle to
Speaker 8: get the way you need to be.
Speaker 3: But that's not the case.
Speaker 13: It's not Actually, he could not even have to worry
Speaker 13: about a struggle, just have that little go.
Speaker 14: You know, he's on down the road.
Speaker 17: But I'm confused.
Speaker 4: Well, we got to teach all kids about legacy, and
Speaker 4: we got to teach all kids about generations, generational blessings
Speaker 4: and how it's fly, you know, to come from a
Speaker 4: legacy of people who you know, established themselves in.
Speaker 3: Passing it on.
Speaker 5: That's right, I agree, all right, thank.
Speaker 3: You, good morning. Who's this, Jane? Who you want to
Speaker 3: give donkey to day to Jay?
Speaker 14: I want to give a dog kid a day to us?
Speaker 3: The black Okay?
Speaker 13: The reason why the last couple of days, the last
Speaker 13: couple of weeks or so, I've been seeing a lot
Speaker 13: of people asking about the movie, filing the ones who
Speaker 13: ain't seeing it yet. But every time you got somebody
Speaker 13: that wants to find out about the movie, you got
Speaker 13: one of us supposed to a link to the movie
Speaker 13: on the old social media like, yo, heren't even got
Speaker 13: gonna check it out, He's gonna watch it at home.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 13: That so, Man, when I see a movie like this, yeah,
Speaker 13: we rarely get. And this is half the reason why.
Speaker 3: Because we love we're.
Speaker 13: Making the hell out of our own all our own stuff.
Speaker 13: I don't know, man, I just feel like we ain't
Speaker 13: talking today. So how we how we do our own people?
Speaker 3: Sometimes we have to preserve our art.
Speaker 4: And I mean, if you know that somebody is trying
Speaker 4: to make some money off something, why would you take
Speaker 4: it and leaking to people?
Speaker 13: That's especially something is good. The way they just promote
Speaker 13: this movie, the way they get this movie. I've seen
Speaker 13: it white. I don't went on two days to see
Speaker 13: this movie. And it's time to go.
Speaker 3: So listen, you don't have to watch it at home.
Speaker 13: We don't it don't. It ain't gonna be. You don't
Speaker 13: get that experience at whole man. You don't get to
Speaker 13: support them the way that you're supposed to at home.
Speaker 3: Wait a minute, now, did you go to see Centers
Speaker 3: with two different women?
Speaker 5: I did.
Speaker 4: So you're blaming the movie Centers on the fact that
Speaker 4: you will play a player. So I said, you're trying
Speaker 4: to say you you want.
Speaker 13: To no, no, this that that part didn't have nothing
Speaker 13: to do with it. I supported his light.
Speaker 6: Tell him you focusing on the wrong thing.
Speaker 3: Hey, I ain't gonna lie. They got on the wrong thing.
Speaker 13: I've seen it light.
Speaker 3: Hey, they got support.
Speaker 13: That's all you gotta worry about. My money has been spent.
Speaker 3: Flight. I ain't gonna furnt that. They got some fly
Speaker 3: ass lines and sentences.
Speaker 4: I don't want to get a movie away, but boy,
Speaker 4: they got some move that's some lines that the Mickey
Speaker 4: horny right, yeah, yeah, Hey.
Speaker 13: Look I'm telling you after the movie. You can't go
Speaker 13: wrong with that movie. It's just a it's a great
Speaker 13: night after the movie. Because she's ready, you ready, I'm
Speaker 13: saying this. You gotta goth support it?
Speaker 6: Why not?
Speaker 13: Why would you do yourself that? This all that off?
Speaker 13: And I'm going to see such a great movie.
Speaker 3: I agree with you.
Speaker 8: What did you go say it for a third time
Speaker 8: with another girl?
Speaker 3: You got plenty? Yeah, yeah, you said what man, there's
Speaker 3: a pig.
Speaker 13: Yeast. I want to go see the fourth third run
Speaker 13: and look.
Speaker 6: She already saw it twice too, so you will.
Speaker 5: Be Oh, so you've been.
Speaker 3: With three different guys.
Speaker 6: It ain't no problem, then, ain't no crime.
Speaker 4: They can't hear you, Lauren across the goddamn room three
Speaker 4: times already.
Speaker 17: So you go do your third time. Then I might
Speaker 17: catch you on the fourth time. But you got to
Speaker 17: see where you're at in like, okay.
Speaker 13: Wow, that's fun, because I will go see the fourth tub.
Speaker 13: So we go through the fourth tun I definitely want
Speaker 13: to see.
Speaker 14: What you're going.
Speaker 6: Hey, that's what's that.
Speaker 4: That's why the movie called centers, right there, A bunch
Speaker 4: of heads all y'all going to hell.
Speaker 3: He's be the ones the movie the movie for us.
Speaker 3: I agree with you, I agree with you, I agree
Speaker 3: with you. Appreciate you, brother, Yes, man, that was the
Speaker 3: people's donkey. We do that.
Speaker 4: Uh well, I'm not gonna say we do that on Fridays.
Speaker 4: We did it last Friday, and I'm doing it again
Speaker 4: this Friday. May do it again next Friday, depending on
Speaker 4: how I feel, May do it again Friday. Okay, But
Speaker 4: Governor Wes Moore, Justin's cousin, and the governor of Maryland,
Speaker 4: will be joining us next.
Speaker 5: All right, get to that next it don't go Anywhere's
Speaker 5: the Breakfast Club? Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Morning everybody. It's DJ Envy Jess Hilarious, Charlamage the guy.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club Lawn La Ross here as well.
Speaker 2: We got a special guest in the building.
Speaker 4: A twenty twenty eight presidential candidate, and the Governor of Maryland,
Speaker 4: Wes Moore, is here.
Speaker 3: How are you my brother's back, man. It is going
Speaker 3: to be bad. Good to have you back, man. How
Speaker 3: you feeling. First of all, I'm feeling great.
Speaker 8: Okay, I'm feeling great, man. Listen. And you know, contrary
Speaker 8: to everything else going on in the country, Maryland's doing great.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 8: We continue pushing. I mean, I honestly like getting really
Speaker 8: big wins far people, and so we're we're excited.
Speaker 4: I wanted to talk to you about all of that
Speaker 4: because you know, I know that you're implementing a lot
Speaker 4: of great things in Maryland, and I wonder what could
Speaker 4: be replicated on a national level to protect us from
Speaker 4: a lot of things that this administration is doing that
Speaker 4: hurt working class people especially.
Speaker 8: Well, here's the thing I mean, I think right now
Speaker 8: we're seeing you know, people you keep on talking about
Speaker 8: what's the power of the president and the power of
Speaker 8: the presidency. I think people all see them right now.
Speaker 8: What's the power of governors? You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 8: what's the power of states. We have a whole lot
Speaker 8: more authority than people sometimes give us credit for. But frankly,
Speaker 8: a whole lot more power and authority even think a
Speaker 8: lot of governors understanding can take on. So, for example,
Speaker 8: you know, Maryland has more exposure to these federal cuts,
Speaker 8: the federal public service cuts that the Trump administration is
Speaker 8: just arbitrarily and in many cases, by the way, illegally doing.
Speaker 8: And so what Maryland has done, We've come up with
Speaker 8: the most aggressive plan to be able to say, how
Speaker 8: are we going to streamline and support our federal workers,
Speaker 8: create advanced supports for them, but also making sure that
Speaker 8: we can streamline them into available state jobs that we need. So,
Speaker 8: for example, there are tens of thousands of vacancies when
Speaker 8: it comes to credentialed educators inside of the state of Maryland.
Speaker 8: We have thousands of people in healthcare, nurses, etc. That
Speaker 8: we have as vacancies in the state of Maryland. So
Speaker 8: I'm like, sofy, people who are qualified and who are interested,
Speaker 8: We're going to streamline them, get them trained up, credentialed,
Speaker 8: and get them inside of the classrooms, get them inside
Speaker 8: of our healthcare facilities. Because you're solving two problems, right.
Speaker 8: You're solving a fact that we have a shortage of
Speaker 8: people in education healthcare and at the same time creat
Speaker 8: your jobs. You're creating jobs, right. So I look at
Speaker 8: how Maryland has moved now in just these first months
Speaker 8: where Maryland now is going on really the fourteenth straight
Speaker 8: month of amongst the lowest unemployment rates in the entire country.
Speaker 8: Maryland has now has an unemployment rate of three percent,
Speaker 8: which is below well below the national average. Despite the
Speaker 8: fact that we've had more federal cuts because of the
Speaker 8: Trump administration than most other states. And so I'm just like,
Speaker 8: as as governors, you can be creative about making sure
Speaker 8: that you can get your economy moving. You can be
Speaker 8: creative about how you getting new businesses on board, about
Speaker 8: how you're supporting your small businesses, how you're supporting your
Speaker 8: minority owned businesses, and you don't have, like I don't
Speaker 8: wait for permission from the federal government to do anything.
Speaker 8: And that's the thing I think that's the kind of
Speaker 8: posture that you're watching governors now able to move in
Speaker 8: this month.
Speaker 7: What are your thoughts on Trump not wanting to bring
Speaker 7: home kill mar Garcia because he was living in Maryland,
Speaker 7: was a guy of his right.
Speaker 8: And here's the thing for me, this actually has nothing
Speaker 8: to do with immigration, because people will talk about this
Speaker 8: is you know, I love what he's doing right immigration.
Speaker 8: I said, well, first of all, if Donald Trump really
Speaker 8: wanted to fix immigration, he could do it simply by
Speaker 8: calling up Speaker Johnson and saying I need a comprehensive
Speaker 8: immigration bill on my desk next week. And you know
Speaker 8: we'll be on his desk next week. A comprehensive of
Speaker 8: immigration built because Donald Trump is the votes. He's got
Speaker 8: the House, and he's got the Senate. This has nothing
Speaker 8: to do with immigration. This just simply has to do
Speaker 8: with violating the Constitution.
Speaker 3: That's what this is.
Speaker 8: And so when I think about the case of Abrego Garcia,
Speaker 8: my point is this, due process matters in this. He
Speaker 8: needs to come home, he needs to stand trial and
Speaker 8: then let a judge decide what his long term you know,
Speaker 8: a situation is going to be not Donald Trump. If
Speaker 8: they say, well, he was doing X, Y and Z okay, fine,
Speaker 8: let him come home, let him stand trial, and let
Speaker 8: him do what basic due process offers to every single person.
Speaker 8: And if all of that determined is true, then absolutely
Speaker 8: he should then face consequences and face the sentencing. But
Speaker 8: not because Donald Trump looked at a photoshop picture and
Speaker 8: said this is going to be his faith. Because that
Speaker 8: is a very very dangerous slippery slope. And so my
Speaker 8: whole thing is this, just follow the Constitution, follow due process,
Speaker 8: and follow what the Supreme Court in a nine zero
Speaker 8: decision said that he needs to come home and stand trial.
Speaker 8: I just I stand with the law on thiss and
Speaker 8: I stand with the Constitution correct me.
Speaker 4: On some things, right, because they mister Garcia had acknowledged
Speaker 4: that he entered the US illegally in two thou and twelve,
Speaker 4: So was he he was.
Speaker 8: Here illegally, that's he was undocumented, That's right.
Speaker 4: So if he's undocumented, does the Constitution still apply to him?
Speaker 8: Yes, Okay, there's still constitutional protections. Okay, and especially because
Speaker 8: what he is being held for or tried for right
Speaker 8: now are things that he has not not only not
Speaker 8: been convicted for, not even had a formal accusation. So
Speaker 8: this is the problem, is that so Donald Trump right
Speaker 8: now is trying to rewrite the Constitution. Donald Trump right
Speaker 8: now is violating the Constitution by not allowing him to
Speaker 8: come home and have due process. So yes, so the
Speaker 8: constitution still offers, uh, you know, still offers what is
Speaker 8: the guidance around the federal government's responsibility, around states responsibility,
Speaker 8: and that still does fall under the situation of Kimbergo Garcia.
Speaker 4: I think that's what's missing in this whole conversation, the
Speaker 4: fact that you know that Martin Luther King Jr.
Speaker 3: Said an injustice anywhere as a threat to justice everywhere.
Speaker 4: So if you see somebody not receiving due process when
Speaker 4: they're supposed to that could impact any of us at
Speaker 4: any given time, and none of us want to just
Speaker 4: be snatched off the street and deported to another country
Speaker 4: just because.
Speaker 8: And and listen, here's the danger today. It's Karburgo Garcia,
Speaker 8: who is it tomorrow, Laura Laosi?
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh, you name?
Speaker 19: You know.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying it couldn't be saying I'm using an
Speaker 3: example and try to get him.
Speaker 7: You can't tell them that you're from Delawa because they like,
Speaker 7: oh please, everybody's gonna even respect.
Speaker 6: Then why would y'all put me in there?
Speaker 3: No, but we're just using it as an example to
Speaker 3: say it could be anybody.
Speaker 6: Main the guy.
Speaker 3: No, but it could be anything.
Speaker 17: You know, you're coming for you for me. Did you
Speaker 17: watch the interview that when Trump sat down with Terry Morin.
Speaker 3: I didn't watch the whole thing, okay, but did.
Speaker 17: You see the part I said the tattoo thing, because
Speaker 17: they were going back and forth about the tattoos or
Speaker 17: or whatever. When you see stuff like that, because then
Speaker 17: media picks it up the other way and uses these
Speaker 17: tattoos that Trump that there's evidence that doesn't support what
Speaker 17: Trump is saying, but they use it as a well,
Speaker 17: he deserved what he got, and how how do you
Speaker 17: guys in the government didn't fight that because the public
Speaker 17: opinion sways so much.
Speaker 8: I didn't see the whole interview. I did see clips
Speaker 8: of it, and I saw that part. And what's really
Speaker 8: sad to me isn't just the fact that we have
Speaker 8: a president of the United States who is literally buying
Speaker 8: any conspiracy theories and photoshop pictures in front of our eyes.
Speaker 8: What really also bothers me about it is it's the
Speaker 8: people around them who enable this. It's the people around
Speaker 8: him who tell them this is true. The people aroundhim
Speaker 8: will feed him these pictures and say, yes, mister Pressmot
Speaker 8: you know he had MS thirteen on his knuckles when
Speaker 8: he didn't. In many ways, this has nothing actually to
Speaker 8: do with kil Marlburgo Garcia. This has nothing even to
Speaker 8: do with his situation. This just simply has to do
Speaker 8: with are we willing to follow the law? Are we
Speaker 8: a country of laws? Or are we now a country
Speaker 8: where president of the United States gets to pick and
Speaker 8: choose which laws we follow, which laws we've don't. Are
Speaker 8: we a country that actually follows the Constitution? Are we
Speaker 8: a country that listens when the Supreme Court in a
Speaker 8: unanimous decision. And let me be clear, this Supreme Court
Speaker 8: hardly ever decides anything.
Speaker 3: That is Trump's card exactly because this is Trump's court.
Speaker 3: He put three people on nine zero.
Speaker 8: The man needs to come home and stand trial. And
Speaker 8: we have a we have an administration right now that's
Speaker 8: literally using the Constitution as a suggestion box. So that's
Speaker 8: fundamentally the problem and what we continue to, you know,
Speaker 8: deal with, and the fact that the relationship between the
Speaker 8: federal government and our states really has been ruptured.
Speaker 2: Hi, we have more with the Governor of Maryland westmore
Speaker 2: when we come back. It's the breakfast club, Good Morning,
Speaker 2: annoying everybody's dj NV Jess hilarious, Charlemagne the guy, we
Speaker 2: are the breakfast club law on La Rossay here as well.
Speaker 2: We're still kicking it with the Governor of Maryland west Moore, Charlemagne.
Speaker 4: I love the fact that governors have their boots on
Speaker 4: the ground. And I saw Governor Jos Shapiro on Bill
Speaker 4: Maher and I forgot what Bill asked him, but he
Speaker 4: was just like, look, I'm not focused on what they
Speaker 4: got going on in DC. I'm focused on what I
Speaker 4: got going on in Pennsylvania. So I like that, how
Speaker 4: do we keep you from being a corny DC type.
Speaker 3: In DC? In DC guy?
Speaker 8: So corney man, listen. You know how I guess is
Speaker 8: I didn't come from that. When I first ran for governor,
Speaker 8: I ran against statewide elected officials, I ran against havinget secretaries,
Speaker 8: the former head of the DNC, the former head the
Speaker 8: Democratic Party ran for governor and then me, a guy
Speaker 8: who'd never run for office.
Speaker 3: For my life.
Speaker 8: But I was connected to the people, right. It was
Speaker 8: the people that made me the governor. It wasn't a party,
Speaker 8: it wasn't a political establishing. In fact, the political stablishing
Speaker 8: on wanted somebody else. So when I got into that seat,
Speaker 8: I decided, I'm not going to turn into something that
Speaker 8: I never was in the first place.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean.
Speaker 8: So the way I have continued to lead is I'm
Speaker 8: about the people. I will always stand with the people.
Speaker 8: A political party does not give me my talking points.
Speaker 4: Good, don't let them change you, because you know they're
Speaker 4: already talking about you in twenty twenty eight and they'll
Speaker 4: be like, wells, come over and start saying this, and
Speaker 4: start doing that, and meet this person and take money
Speaker 4: from this person, and then you know what I mean, Like, I.
Speaker 8: Don't play that game because I didn't get here. That's
Speaker 8: not how I got here in the first place. Man Or,
Speaker 8: I am the most improbable governor in this country when
Speaker 8: you think about my journey, right, when you think about
Speaker 8: my life path, and you know, and and again, I'm
Speaker 8: a person of faith. And Hezekiah Walker, no, he's got
Speaker 8: a line he says, when I think about my story,
Speaker 8: I can't help but give God glory.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 8: I know where my strength comes from. My strength doesn't
Speaker 8: come from a political party. My strength don't come from
Speaker 8: political bosses. I don't follow that. I follow the people
Speaker 8: that got me here in the first place, the people
Speaker 8: who bucked the political system, which was the people. And
Speaker 8: so I'm not at all concerned about becoming a creature
Speaker 8: of something that didn't create me in the first place.
Speaker 8: And actually, I think that the main thing that people
Speaker 8: can do right now is stay true and stay committed
Speaker 8: and stay authentic. You know, when people say, well, what
Speaker 8: direction should people go in or how should people talk
Speaker 8: or whatever like that, I always find that question so confusing.
Speaker 8: I'm like, be authentic, because if you're not authentic, the
Speaker 8: people will suss it. Out and the people will snuff
Speaker 8: it out and they'll take care of you the way
Speaker 8: they take care of you.
Speaker 3: This is something that I love about you.
Speaker 4: It's something that doctor Lumar Johnson loves about you, the
Speaker 4: fact that you have a black woman. And because so
Speaker 4: many people in positions of power like you and government,
Speaker 4: especially black people, they don't. Now, love is love, love
Speaker 4: who you want to love. But as a man who
Speaker 4: love to see black men with black women, and I
Speaker 4: have a beautiful black families, I love it.
Speaker 3: What is the importance to that?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 8: It's funny when when I got married we're married now
Speaker 8: for eighteen years. My wife, she's beautiful man, and she's
Speaker 8: just an amazing human being. I remember when we said
Speaker 8: our vows. This shows you how corny I was when
Speaker 8: we first got married. We give our vows and I'm like,
Speaker 8: you know my vows. I'm gonna keep it fresh and sexy.
Speaker 8: Jesus Christ, I'm gonna keep it fresh and sex.
Speaker 3: That sound like someone.
Speaker 8: In Baltimore, But you know what her val was to me.
Speaker 8: She said, I will be your greatest defender.
Speaker 3: That's what black women and that's what they've always been.
Speaker 15: Like.
Speaker 8: I'm telling you, man, when you think about what Black
Speaker 8: women have meant to us, you know, the whole You know,
Speaker 8: we was raised by women, got a game for women,
Speaker 8: you know what I'm saying, Like, black women have always
Speaker 8: been our anchor. Black women have always been our guide.
Speaker 8: Black women have always been the ones to when the
Speaker 8: whole world denied us, they defended us and they lifted
Speaker 8: us up. And you know, and I think about this
Speaker 8: where even the work that we're doing right now in
Speaker 8: Maryland around our young men and boys, do you know
Speaker 8: who beautifully have been some of the greatest champions of
Speaker 8: the work that Marilyn is doing that really the nation
Speaker 8: leading work on supporting our young men and boys. Women
Speaker 8: because they know that's talking about their sons and their
Speaker 8: husbands and their fathers and their uncles and their friends.
Speaker 8: And is so beautiful to watch because it is very
Speaker 8: indicative of how Black women and women as a whole
Speaker 8: have always been our greatest offenders. That when the whole
Speaker 8: world came at us, oftentimes it was women who stood
Speaker 8: in front of us with shields and say not today.
Speaker 8: And I cannot be more lucky about the fact that
Speaker 8: I've married my best friend. I married someone who I
Speaker 8: love and who I respect and who I adore and
Speaker 8: someone who I'm so thankful is on my side because
Speaker 8: I never want to be on the other side of
Speaker 8: her spirit ever. But someone who I am, who I
Speaker 8: will ride for because she's always walefus.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, beautiful.
Speaker 6: She's the first African American first lady to say she is.
Speaker 7: She sure is, she sure is.
Speaker 8: She's a beast too, She's a beast. Y'all gotta come down,
Speaker 8: y'all gonna come.
Speaker 6: In fact, you're gonna have crabs if we come.
Speaker 8: Oh, absolutely absolutely, And in fact she is the co
Speaker 8: chair of the Prignance Festival, so for y'all, so you know,
Speaker 8: you know, pregnant so Pregnancance.
Speaker 5: The second leg.
Speaker 8: Yes, it is the second leg of the Triple Crown.
Speaker 8: That one of the biggest horse races inside of the
Speaker 8: entire country. But it's but it's also it's a big
Speaker 8: deal because it's a whole festival around it and it's
Speaker 8: in beautiful Park Heights, Baltimore, the home of Brandon Scott.
Speaker 8: But my, but my amazing wife, our state's first lady
Speaker 8: is the co chair. You got to see what she
Speaker 8: is doing the build out. She's having club quarantine. Uh
Speaker 8: D nice is coming down there. Bring bringing Jada kids,
Speaker 8: bringing too short, I mean, bring everybody from seventeenth.
Speaker 6: Yes, I'll be there at me fourteenth week of stuff.
Speaker 4: Well, right, Governor Westmore, thank you brother. We appreciate you, man.
Speaker 4: We love the work you're doing in Maryland. I mean,
Speaker 4: you know, somebody need to replicate it on the national stage.
Speaker 4: And I hope that, you know, somebody gets the opportunity
Speaker 4: to so, because I don't know if we will have
Speaker 4: a democracy in two thousand twenty eight or night, but
Speaker 4: we'll see, Oh we will.
Speaker 8: As long as we don't as all were gonna forfeit it. Yeah,
Speaker 8: now that's what I'm saying, like, like, I mean, like
Speaker 8: we have to understand man, it's like the power does
Speaker 8: belong to the people. That's the beauty of where we're
Speaker 8: at right now. And and I'll say this one thing
Speaker 8: far close too, And this is why Maryland I think
Speaker 8: actually is really important in this situation. I'm a big
Speaker 8: history buff, so like, especially in really difficult times, I
Speaker 8: generally tend to lean on history, and I like a
Speaker 8: lot of Maryland history. You know, in really difficult times
Speaker 8: like now, I'll read about famous Marylanders like Harriet Tubman
Speaker 8: or Frederick Douglass or Thirdgood Marshal. And I think to myself,
Speaker 8: imagine having a conversation with Harriet Tubman, who, by the way,
Speaker 8: one of the great things about being governor is I
Speaker 8: have the power to commission. And I made Harriet Tubman
Speaker 8: a general last year, so she's now General Harriet Tubman.
Speaker 8: And I think about what would a conversation be like
Speaker 8: with General Tubman telling her about the dangers of this moment.
Speaker 8: And I think about the way she would look at
Speaker 8: me and say, do you know what I've been through?
Speaker 8: Do you know what it was like when I had
Speaker 8: to run from my life for my freedom in the
Speaker 8: middle of the night, running from dogs and people with guns.
Speaker 8: And then when I finally made it to Pennsylvania and
Speaker 8: I got my freedom, I then decided to go back
Speaker 8: to bring more people and where she became one of
Speaker 8: the greatest conductors in the underground railroad. And I think
Speaker 8: to myself, what a conversation where Harriet Tubman will be
Speaker 8: like telling her how tough my job, how difficult we've
Speaker 8: got it, and watch her look at me and say
Speaker 8: I would have shot him.
Speaker 22: Yeah, why are you are with the people in Congress?
Speaker 6: You know what I mean, in the middle of the night.
Speaker 5: In the middle of the night.
Speaker 3: Now, I get what you're saying. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: But like, let's let's not forget where we come from.
Speaker 3: Like for all these people like, oh this is tough
Speaker 3: and oh this we don't.
Speaker 8: Please don't forget our history. Please don't forget our ancestors.
Speaker 8: Please don't forget what they had to go through. And listen,
Speaker 8: you know, as Kate I says, we're gonna be don't
Speaker 8: take the Harriet telling thing out of context. That was
Speaker 8: a nice black joke.
Speaker 3: We're not going to shoot anybody.
Speaker 23: Okay, think about exactly, but you know, tell okay, I
Speaker 23: know you gotta go.
Speaker 6: Do you listen about?
Speaker 3: Shut up? Jes, thank you, appreciate you, Wes, thank you
Speaker 3: for coming. Governors.
Speaker 2: The Breakfast Club, everybody's d J en Vy just hilarious.
Speaker 2: Charlamagne the guy we are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: It's time for pastor.
Speaker 3: Yeah, d J Coin, what's guys, Simon, what's happening?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 21: Nothing, just another certified But you know what the Black
Speaker 21: Effect Podcast festival, people were coming up to me calling
Speaker 21: me that you are Yeah, it's like you need merch
Speaker 21: I'm like, I cann't incorporate that, I know, but they
Speaker 21: wanted to say certified vibe.
Speaker 12: By the way, congress on the festival, thank you, thank.
Speaker 3: You for coming in shooting content whatever, y'all young kids.
Speaker 3: Was doing what you call it, yo, yo, act like you.
Speaker 6: That old what you were doing.
Speaker 3: I was blogging, blogging. There you go.
Speaker 12: Yeah, he said, thank you whatever you was doing, he's
Speaker 12: not You're not that old. I want you to know that.
Speaker 3: I'll bet.
Speaker 9: Yo.
Speaker 5: I'm yes.
Speaker 12: I met you on your fortieth birthday.
Speaker 3: I'll be forty seven June twenty ninth, baby oh man.
Speaker 12: Well congratulations, thank you.
Speaker 21: Okay, So since we're talking about nostalgia here Nucci who
Speaker 21: does the front porch, you know, the front part. Yes,
Speaker 21: it's a d m V based platform. But they had
Speaker 21: Melanie Fiona come on. Oh yes, her vocals was phenomenal.
Speaker 21: So then I went and looked and I was like, wait,
Speaker 21: is she promoting something? She dropped new music album, yes,
Speaker 21: and my favorite record offers called say yes.
Speaker 11: Oh.
Speaker 7: I don't know why everything goes back to Lauren Hill,
Speaker 7: but I feel like she gets like Lauren Hell would
Speaker 7: Lauren Hill would have did this like back in the day.
Speaker 12: It's yes, Mike on type of vibe.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, fellow cancers happening. Okay, she was up here
Speaker 3: a few weeks.
Speaker 21: Ago, say yeah, beautiful, we're gonna keep it in the
Speaker 21: R and B. I'm gonna go with Summer Workers. She
Speaker 21: just dropped a new joint called spend It.
Speaker 6: She's always, always, always a just.
Speaker 4: Imagine a question she got. I'm coming out of something,
Speaker 4: Chris Brown. I didn't know someone come out the house.
Speaker 3: Oh she did, all right, she did.
Speaker 12: What would you guys think of the subject matter? Spend
Speaker 12: it on me? Before I used to want love, but
Speaker 12: now I just want you to spend money going to
Speaker 12: a face.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's recognize because at the end of the day,
Speaker 3: we're humans.
Speaker 4: Humans need love, human need humans need actual other human interaction.
Speaker 4: It sound good, you know, just spend the money on me,
Speaker 4: all that super busial stuff. That's what I want to know.
Speaker 4: You don't just things and don't mean nothing.
Speaker 7: And that's the reason why she got there, you know
Speaker 7: what I mean. She can't get back to wanting love
Speaker 7: for the purpose of love and not just money again,
Speaker 7: you know.
Speaker 6: Okay, that's the reason she got she hurt.
Speaker 3: She wrote that during the you you know I'm all
Speaker 3: about my paper face.
Speaker 6: Okay, okay, all right, oh key Lock, just drop the album.
Speaker 21: Yes, Blacks get into the Grinch hard crazy.
Speaker 3: Everybody, because make them country rap tunes.
Speaker 6: That just sample that little child running. Wow, that that's
Speaker 6: so hard. I don't think people understand the sample.
Speaker 7: Yeah, okay, you ain't know that was a sampley came from.
Speaker 6: Daddy running wow? Yeah? Yes, learn from My Father was
Speaker 6: just a legit. All right.
Speaker 21: My last song is going to be from Ling Hustle,
Speaker 21: who is Sherry's new artist.
Speaker 12: You know, Sherry who used to run Rock Nations.
Speaker 5: That's the Curtis may feel sample by by the way to.
Speaker 12: Okay, okay, the record is called come Back Season.
Speaker 3: I don't think she agent. I think she's just black
Speaker 3: woman from London.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 6: Yo aerospears do not like the way they over there
Speaker 6: and like.
Speaker 10: Yo.
Speaker 6: But she's yeah, she's good.
Speaker 21: I think it takes time to get used to like
Speaker 21: UK rappers, especially as an American because yeah, but she.
Speaker 6: Definitely sounds like she's spitting up. She's dope.
Speaker 12: She has a cool aesthetic Appociasian.
Speaker 3: No, I think she's black from London.
Speaker 6: Okay, okay, okay, got you.
Speaker 3: I could be wrong. I don't know.
Speaker 8: Okay, well, TV.
Speaker 7: She is.
Speaker 4: We don't want to hear nothing from you about who's
Speaker 4: black and who, because you don't even know if you're black.
Speaker 3: All right, Dominican, why you got Why you got a
Speaker 3: Hond section that you cast you for Dominicans, I don't have.
Speaker 5: I don't have a Honda section.
Speaker 12: Ain't nothing wrong with a Honda.
Speaker 6: Dominicans is crazy.
Speaker 5: I'm not Dominican.
Speaker 6: It's okay.
Speaker 21: We love everybody, and if y'all love the music that
Speaker 21: y'all heard today, mixture, you guys, tune into my playlist
Speaker 21: Certified Vibe. You can get it by following me on
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Speaker 21: O n eee. All the songs are updated and on there.
Speaker 21: And then while you're there, make sure you guys check
Speaker 21: out my podcast.
Speaker 12: We need to talk.
Speaker 21: I just interviewed lo J, who made Yeah we have.
Speaker 21: We had some really good interviews lately, so make sure
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Speaker 6: All right, Well, thank you, Nada, thank you guys, big Nihala.
Speaker 2: When we come back, we got my mix to People's
Speaker 2: Choice mix. Of course we're throwing it back. I announced
Speaker 2: my Car Show earlier and the seventy five seven Hampton Roads.
Speaker 5: It's all about the days when we used to go
Speaker 5: to Virginia.
Speaker 2: We couldn't afford Miami, so we used to drive to
Speaker 2: Virginia Memorial weekend, Fourth of July weekend, Labor Day weekend.
Speaker 2: So it's all about that era, nineties two thousand. It's
Speaker 2: that Payton full era. We have exotics as well. So
Speaker 2: if you haven't got your tickets, get your tickets.
Speaker 5: Tickets.
Speaker 2: It's just nineteen ninety nine. Today the car show is
Speaker 2: coming to the Hampton Roads area.
Speaker 3: So it's cane for nineteen ninety nine.
Speaker 12: A little discount set for the twenty like it would
Speaker 12: have just made sense, you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: Then you gotta walk around with pennies because you like, nobody.
Speaker 3: Would Nobody would want the penny back, not even the
Speaker 3: crack head.
Speaker 5: So just say twenty hours.
Speaker 3: Have to change exactly. They wouldn't get They wouldn't want it.
Speaker 3: It would just be good for a discount.
Speaker 6: This is a promo.
Speaker 3: This oh you right?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 4: Well, the People's Choice mixes up next, Dominicans get in
Speaker 4: free before a certain time.
Speaker 5: I'm not Dominican.
Speaker 6: If you own a hundred and you're a Dominican.
Speaker 5: It's the breakfast local boarding Wake up. You're like into
Speaker 5: the breakfast club morning. Everybody is dj MV just hilarious,
Speaker 5: charlamage the guy. We are the breakfast clubs.
Speaker 2: I gotta remind you, guys. I announced my car show
Speaker 2: and thank you so much. I think we moved close
Speaker 2: to the thousand tickets today, which is amazing. We are
Speaker 2: coming back to the seven five seven for our car show.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Hampton Roads Area, Norfolk, Virginia, Newport News, Portsmouth,
Speaker 2: Virginia Beach, the DMV Richmond, North Carolina. It's gonna be amazing.
Speaker 2: It's a nineties two thousands car theme. I'm gonna bring
Speaker 2: all the exotics as well. Kids five and under a
Speaker 2: free There's rides, there's gonna be food trucks. If you
Speaker 2: want to be a vendor or sponsor, you can always
Speaker 2: email me at Djmvcar Show at gmail dot com.
Speaker 5: And I want you to put your car in the show.
Speaker 2: We're gonna bring cars, but I want to see what
Speaker 2: kind of calls you're driving, So again my call show
Speaker 2: is July nineteenth at Hampton Hampton Convention Center, and I
Speaker 2: can't wait to see you guys.
Speaker 5: Yes, you're doing fathers that identify as mothers. That's so dope.
Speaker 7: Yes, but as Mother's Day, so it's you know, I
Speaker 7: want everybody and Detroit, what updough your girl Jesse Larius
Speaker 7: to be out there one Mic Comedy Club on May tenth.
Speaker 7: We got three shows in one day, the eleven am brunch,
Speaker 7: the early evening show at seven, and then the late
Speaker 7: night show at nine thirty. I will be doing meet
Speaker 7: and gree after the nine to thirty show. But if
Speaker 7: you are a mother, you need to come. If you
Speaker 7: are a dad that identifies as a mother, come on,
Speaker 7: come through. We want everybody, yes, absolutely, so just come
Speaker 7: wear your heels, your make up, all that, do your thing.
Speaker 2: I got something for you too. I don't know nex jersey.
Speaker 2: I got a nex jersey for you when you go
Speaker 2: out to Detroit.
Speaker 6: Oh no, no, no, but get your tickets at Justlaris
Speaker 6: official dot com.
Speaker 5: I see you Detroit, all right, Charliman, you got a
Speaker 5: positive note?
Speaker 20: I do.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 4: You know it is mental Health Awareness Month, or the
Speaker 4: month of May is mental Health Awareness month. So I
Speaker 4: just want to tell y'all mental health problems don't define
Speaker 4: who you are. There are something you experience. You walk
Speaker 4: in the rain and you feel the rain, but you
Speaker 4: are not the rain. Okay, that is a great quote
Speaker 4: from Matt Matt Haige. All Right, but just know they
Speaker 4: don't define who you are. There's something you experience, have
Speaker 4: a great
Speaker 5: Day, breakfast club bitch is you don't finish for y'all done.