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Speaker 2: Jess is running a little lay, little traffic sholling made
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Speaker 3: To the planet is Monday. Good morning. How y'all feel
Speaker 3: out there?
Speaker 4: I feel blessed, black and Holly favorite, happy to be
Speaker 4: here another day to serve our beautiful listeners.
Speaker 3: What's happening?
Speaker 2: That's right back to the work. We hopefully you're feeling amazing.
Speaker 2: How was your weekend, Charlott? My weekend was great.
Speaker 4: I don't know who was in here messing with all
Speaker 4: my stuff doing n plug my headphones, got my headphones dead,
Speaker 4: unplugged my microphone.
Speaker 3: The hell?
Speaker 5: What's going on?
Speaker 3: Yeah, the weekend was good. I did nothing. I went
Speaker 3: to go see Mel Robbins on Friday.
Speaker 4: Mel Robbins was at the Beacon Theater on Friday for
Speaker 4: the elect Them Let Them Tour Okay, And that was fantastic.
Speaker 3: It was part stand.
Speaker 4: Up special, part sermon, part stage play.
Speaker 3: And it was very, very, very enjoyable.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 4: Because you know, whenever you go see somebody do like,
Speaker 4: you know, their podcast live, you don't really know what
Speaker 4: to expect of course. Now you know, people think it's
Speaker 4: just gonna be two people up there talking or just
Speaker 4: a person up there talking. No Mel put on the show.
Speaker 4: So dropping a clues bomb from Mel Roberts that was
Speaker 4: a great date night. Dope dope, dope dope.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I took my sons to this professional soccer game. So
Speaker 2: the New York City Football Club played the New Jersey
Speaker 2: Red Bulls.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: Now, I know for a lot of you guys, you're
Speaker 2: probably saying, like, what the hell is happening? But you know,
Speaker 2: football is one of the biggest sports.
Speaker 3: I think it might be. It's the biggest worldwide, right,
Speaker 3: what are you talking about? But not here in America though.
Speaker 3: Football soccer, Yeah, the biggest sport.
Speaker 2: Not here in America as yet. But they have a
Speaker 2: professional soccer squad or league. And uh, I go to
Speaker 2: the games all the time with my son. I'm still
Speaker 2: learning a lot.
Speaker 3: My son.
Speaker 2: He's a soccer lover, like love soccer boy than any sport.
Speaker 2: He loves his players. He he's just and he plays
Speaker 2: soccer I think like four times a week.
Speaker 3: But so we went to the game.
Speaker 2: I'm still learning still things I don't understand, but we're
Speaker 2: having an amazing time. It was a great bonding moment,
Speaker 2: and of course my son's home from college, so it
Speaker 2: was just a great time.
Speaker 3: But all right, well let's get the show cracking. Lynn
Speaker 3: wood Field. Lynnwood Field us this morning.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 4: I think a lot of y'all watched this over the weekend.
Speaker 4: So yes, Lynn Whidfield, the legendary Lynwoodfield, will be joining
Speaker 4: us today to talk about the.
Speaker 2: Shy Enne and other thing that's right, shy season seven,
Speaker 2: So we'll get into that. We got front page news next.
Speaker 2: Morgan's back and we'll talk to her next. It's the
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club, Go Morning Waning. Everybody's DJ V jesselairis Charlamagne
Speaker 2: the guy.
Speaker 3: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Let's get in some front page news now. Yesterday NBA Playoffs,
Speaker 2: the Thunder beat the Nuggets one twenty five ninety three.
Speaker 6: So okay, see, we'll be taking on Timberwolf's.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be a great series.
Speaker 2: Great series, and of course my Nick's play on Wednesday
Speaker 2: against the Pacers.
Speaker 4: Has there been a trade that has benefited both teams
Speaker 4: the way that Knicks Timberwolves trade benefited both teams?
Speaker 3: You know how they always say, oh who wanted to trade.
Speaker 3: Who wanted to trade? They're both in the finals of
Speaker 3: their respective conferences.
Speaker 6: That's true.
Speaker 3: That is true. What's up, Morgan?
Speaker 5: Hey, Hey, hey, y'all. Hey, how y'all feeling welcome?
Speaker 8: Be back?
Speaker 5: Good to be back?
Speaker 9: Yes, all right, So first step on front page. Let's
Speaker 9: get into it. Former President Biden. Joe Biden has an
Speaker 9: an aggressive form of prostate cancer that has spread to
Speaker 9: his bones now. A spokesperson for the former president says
Speaker 9: the diagnosis came after doctors found a nodle on his
Speaker 9: prostate on Friday that required further evaluation. The cancer appears
Speaker 9: to be hormone sensitive, which allows for effective management. The
Speaker 9: statement said that the former president and his family are
Speaker 9: reviewing treatment options now. Biden has been back in the
Speaker 9: news of late, combating allegations in news reports that his
Speaker 9: mental health has been on the decline. His wife, former
Speaker 9: First Lady Jill Biden, was on the view recently with
Speaker 9: her husband saying the allegations are false. She says she
Speaker 9: only saw her husband working NonStop. Now, former Vice President
Speaker 9: Kamala Harris she stepped in and has a reaction in
Speaker 9: regards to what's going on with President Biden. She said
Speaker 9: that in a post on x that both she and
Speaker 9: her husband, Doug are saddened to learn of the news,
Speaker 9: calling Biden a fighter who will face this challenge with
Speaker 9: the same strength, resilience, and optimism that he has always
Speaker 9: defined in his life and leadership. President Obama also shared reactions,
Speaker 9: saying that he and former First Lady Michelle are thinking
Speaker 9: of the entire Biden family and praying for a fast
Speaker 9: and full recovery. Trump also shared well wishes. He wished
Speaker 9: a former President Biden a fast and successful recovery following
Speaker 9: his prostate cancer diagnosis.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 9: Trump said in a post on truth Social on Sunday
Speaker 9: that both him and his wife were saddened by the
Speaker 9: news and they extend their warmest and best wishes to
Speaker 9: Jill and the family. Just sad news to hear for
Speaker 9: President A former President Biden.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 9: The American Cancer Society reports that five year relative survival
Speaker 9: rate for men diagnosed with prostate cancers about ninety seven percent.
Speaker 9: So with good treatment, he could you know, be okay
Speaker 9: for the next few years.
Speaker 4: Now during his old demand exactly, this is next few years?
Speaker 3: What does that look like?
Speaker 11: This is true.
Speaker 9: This is true, and of course during his administration, he
Speaker 9: launched the Cancer Moonshot Initiative in an effort to cut
Speaker 9: cancer deaths in half by twenty four to seven, in
Speaker 9: addition to assisting those impacted by cancer. So this is
Speaker 9: pretty much what we know so far in regards to
Speaker 9: this story. But I will keep you guys posted as
Speaker 9: more details come. I failure.
Speaker 4: I wonder how often do presidents get physicals? Because because
Speaker 4: I wonder, does it show up before it's aggressive? But
Speaker 4: do just pop up aggressive first?
Speaker 9: Well, you know, a physical isn't going to necessarily uh
Speaker 9: you know, uh, you're not going to necessarily find cancer
Speaker 9: in a physical. That's that probably takes extensive screening or
Speaker 9: you know, further screening. But a physical. I believe that
Speaker 9: presidents at least have to have one or two.
Speaker 4: A year because protet exams are so common. Like, you know,
Speaker 4: I want to go get a physical last week, and
Speaker 4: that's one of the things they did.
Speaker 3: They actually drew my drew my blood for the proeting them.
Speaker 4: As soon as they said projet exam, I was like, god,
Speaker 4: dang it, I just had one of those last year.
Speaker 3: But they were like, no, we don't have to do that,
Speaker 3: do it that way. Yeah, but they don't have to
Speaker 3: pope me.
Speaker 2: What's right they said, is yeah, you can check prostate
Speaker 2: without you know, actually using your finger.
Speaker 3: But they do blood every six months.
Speaker 2: I taught for a president, so I always wondered, did
Speaker 2: they possibly no one he was in office and just
Speaker 2: didn't say anything or it didn't really just found out.
Speaker 9: Now and now that is not that is not uh
Speaker 9: that we are not we are not sure about that.
Speaker 9: But I will definitely find out and figure that part
Speaker 9: out and bring that back to you guys.
Speaker 4: He had some I mean before he had a he
Speaker 4: had some some form of can to remove from his chest.
Speaker 3: I know before a couple of years. Daddy, I'm not
Speaker 3: going to scale. It was like a skin cans that
Speaker 3: I was removed from his chest a couple of years ago.
Speaker 9: All right, guys, So switching gears. You guys had some
Speaker 9: tragic news in New York. The National Transportation Safety Board
Speaker 9: is investigating after a tall ship hit the Brooklyn Bridge
Speaker 9: on Saturday, and NTSB go team is coming to New
Speaker 9: York after a historic Mexican Navy training vessel apparently lost
Speaker 9: power and struck the underside of the bridge, shearing off
Speaker 9: the tops of its three wooden mass two crew members
Speaker 9: were killed in nineteen others or more were injured who
Speaker 9: were aboard that ship. Now, spectators gathered to see this
Speaker 9: massive ship, and many of them, you know, were filming
Speaker 9: the incident when it occurred.
Speaker 11: Let's take a listen to some of that audio.
Speaker 3: She's about a crier.
Speaker 9: So there were over two hundred and fifty aboard, and
Speaker 9: a search and rescue operation was underway to pull people
Speaker 9: out of the water. One of the ship's one hundred
Speaker 9: and fort Okay, we talked about the mass.
Speaker 11: Now this happened, uh okay.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 9: The bridge over the East River has been reported open
Speaker 9: after city officials determined that it suffered no structural serious
Speaker 9: structural damage from that crash. Now, Mexico's President, Claudia Scheinbaum,
Speaker 9: she said she's saddened by the deadly crash of the
Speaker 9: Mexican Navy ship in New York's East River. So again,
Speaker 9: this is one of those stories that I will continue
Speaker 9: to keep you guys posted and see what happens. Fox
Speaker 9: News does report that Mexican Naval Cadet America Sanchez has
Speaker 9: been identified as one of the deceased, So thoughts and
Speaker 9: prayers to her family in this sad time.
Speaker 2: Absolutely all right. Well that is frost Page News. Thank you,
Speaker 2: thank you, Morgan.
Speaker 11: Thank you. Talk to you all at seven all.
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Speaker 3: Hello. Who is yes Thursday j A j A from nd.
Speaker 12: Hey real quick, good morning, breakfast club Envy. I got
Speaker 12: a nice little back for you, but go ahead.
Speaker 6: Your phone sound crazy, brother?
Speaker 3: He said, you want to bet you paces nixt oh.
Speaker 12: Yes, d yes, okay, if and when we win, I
Speaker 12: want you to wear a Coast jersey and a pace
Speaker 12: of jersey. Something simple. But if you when I'm a
Speaker 12: donated one thousand dollars to the charity and your truth.
Speaker 2: I'm not a betting person, brother, I just like to
Speaker 2: watch the games. But no, I don't really bet like that, brother.
Speaker 2: I'm not a gambler man. When I go to the casino,
Speaker 2: I just go to jail. I don't even really gamble
Speaker 2: at the casino.
Speaker 12: Brother, So you ain't got no faith in your necks now,
Speaker 12: But my mix.
Speaker 3: Gonna watch your faces though I don't know that much,
Speaker 3: all right.
Speaker 12: So I'm super annoyed with some of the men I
Speaker 12: run across that are blaming Cassie saying that she wanted it,
Speaker 12: and even some of the women I've dated, women that
Speaker 12: have been sexually thought that. I see women that have
Speaker 12: been sexually so I meant her kids that have been assaulted.
Speaker 12: They go back. This ain't even about the stockho on Bendre.
Speaker 12: There's something else that I think about when they come
Speaker 12: to Cassie copy the Electric complex where sometimes women actually
Speaker 12: date the men who they think their father is or
Speaker 12: want their father to be. So it's just it's crazy
Speaker 12: because we're blaming her and it's totality. She was abused
Speaker 12: and everybody's ignored it. So that's all I that, man,
Speaker 12: Because you ain't take my bet. I didn't want to
Speaker 12: take it too serious, but I just wanted to mention.
Speaker 2: That thank you Ja after you two now Hello, who's this.
Speaker 13: You, sir?
Speaker 6: I'm good, brother, how you feeling?
Speaker 14: Good morning? Good morning, charle Man the God p King.
Speaker 3: What's the word?
Speaker 14: Seez my brother? You know what this is?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 14: Who is a mister shoe money.
Speaker 4: Mister show money? What's uping brother? I ain't recognize how
Speaker 4: you what's going off?
Speaker 3: Are you feeling?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 14: Listen, I'm calling in to settle a long standing, twelve
Speaker 14: plus year breakfast.
Speaker 15: Club to beat.
Speaker 2: Dj Envy is definitely a black man, you know how
Speaker 2: I know?
Speaker 10: God, because a.
Speaker 13: Guy that wouldn't name himself dj a Vy.
Speaker 4: It's a straight up light skinned niggas damn okay, like
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 14: Don't know you know, you know how you come on you?
Speaker 15: I was doing the how yellow brothers, you know what
Speaker 15: I mean?
Speaker 5: So?
Speaker 13: Dj Envy is the name he's got to the back
Speaker 13: of the day.
Speaker 14: He was the y because you.
Speaker 3: Block the name d j Enmedy okay, show money?
Speaker 6: Thanks?
Speaker 3: Thanks you, glad, Glad. That's some thought this morning.
Speaker 2: I appreciate it. Thank you so much. What's up, Jess,
Speaker 2: what's up? How you feeling?
Speaker 5: I'm good, I'm good.
Speaker 6: You're stuck in that tunnel this morning?
Speaker 5: Huh yo?
Speaker 3: What yes?
Speaker 5: Crazy.
Speaker 16: And then the elevator of my building has broke. It's
Speaker 16: four of them, three of them broke, so one elevator
Speaker 16: works in the whole building, and it's crazy.
Speaker 5: I live on the twenty sixth floor.
Speaker 3: Final.
Speaker 5: Hell no, I'm waiting for the lad that's wold.
Speaker 2: Get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five,
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Speaker 6: Way up, whether you're mad.
Speaker 3: Or black, time to get up and get something.
Speaker 6: Call up now.
Speaker 3: Eight hundred five eight five one o five one.
Speaker 6: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 13: Bruno?
Speaker 3: Bruno whatever? Get it off your chest.
Speaker 10: By Haitian Heritage Month, Haitian Flag Day was yesterday.
Speaker 3: So Pa said, Oh my Haitian ma Boulet.
Speaker 10: All right, I wanted to talk about a little bit
Speaker 10: of Haitian history that plays into American history right down.
Speaker 10: You know, in eighteen oh four, Napoleon was forced to
Speaker 10: sell Louisiana due to the fact that he was fighting
Speaker 10: the Haitians. You know what I'm saying. So America wouldn't
Speaker 10: have Louisiana if it wasn't for the fact that Haitians
Speaker 10: brought back and took their freedom in eighteen oh four
Speaker 10: and nine thousand refugees white and black led the Louisiana
Speaker 10: at that time. So a lot of Louisiana natives are
Speaker 10: also Haitian descendants. And little alone is that US invaded
Speaker 10: Haiti in nineteen fourteen and took five hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 10: in gold bars and form city group. Due to the
Speaker 10: fact that we took our freedom, France came in a
Speaker 10: vay two years later claimed that they lost property, which
Speaker 10: was the slaves. So we ended up having to pay
Speaker 10: over twenty one billion dollars back to France. Okay, and
Speaker 10: John Point du the Sound also founded Chicago, So a
Speaker 10: lot of people don't know that Haiti has played a
Speaker 10: lot of integral parts in American history. So I just
Speaker 10: wanted to let y'all know.
Speaker 4: Slew dollar hages out there said we appreciate y'all.
Speaker 6: Hello, who's this yo?
Speaker 14: This is a big homing is what's good? Envy?
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 6: Brother?
Speaker 3: Get it off your chest?
Speaker 14: Ain't not much? Hey, I want to talk to the
Speaker 14: brothers out there. Man, I was a little concerned last
Speaker 14: week when I heard brothers calling in talking about free profit. Now. Now,
Speaker 14: Posty was out of control from the beginning of his
Speaker 14: career when he had that incident at City College. I'm
Speaker 14: from BK, so now, I mean I watched his career
Speaker 14: from the low to the high. But when these guys
Speaker 14: become these elite individuals, when I say elite, become part
Speaker 14: of that one hundred million dollar club up, they tend
Speaker 14: to try to sit on the side where they feel
Speaker 14: like they're gonna be accepted by the f themes and
Speaker 14: these individuals that do these outrageous things. But when I
Speaker 14: hit the brother's call in, it was like, Yo, why
Speaker 14: she came up there, and why she speaking of her truth?
Speaker 14: That's part of her third you know. And these same
Speaker 14: individuals have daughters and what so this is what you
Speaker 14: accept for that your daughter or your wife, that a
Speaker 14: man will use his money and X, Y and Z
Speaker 14: to beat you to the ground and when you speak
Speaker 14: up about it, it's a problem. It just was really
Speaker 14: disturbing to hear that. I was just trying to call
Speaker 14: in event that man, because I just see it. It's
Speaker 14: an all going thing within the community where our sisters
Speaker 14: they try to lay it down and the brothers not
Speaker 14: rallying behind them to support them.
Speaker 4: Real talk, Well, I think I think folks need to
Speaker 4: be screaming for Diddy to get some healing, you know
Speaker 4: what I'm saying. Regardless of what happens in this situation
Speaker 4: he got, he gonna have to deal with the consequences
Speaker 4: of his actions and he cannot run from himself that
Speaker 4: at some point you got to sit.
Speaker 3: Down and do some work on yourself, because he clearly needed.
Speaker 14: Most definitely for for Diddy, I just feel like it's
Speaker 14: been so long throughout his career where it should have
Speaker 14: been some some thought of change, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 14: I'm not just it's it's before Catsie, it's all the
Speaker 14: other little things that was happening. I don't want to
Speaker 14: bring that up on it. We all know what's up though,
Speaker 14: But but just to watch some dumb things playing on. Man,
Speaker 14: they hear the brothers saw on my Free Diddy, it's
Speaker 14: real disturbing.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 14: You need to lift our sisters up, you know what
Speaker 14: I'm saying. Maybe I need to listen to a little
Speaker 14: more pot keep your head up and understand what why
Speaker 14: women are here and what they do for us and
Speaker 14: what they have done for the world with them being
Speaker 14: the start of man Conn. And that's just on some
Speaker 14: real talk. Yo, yo jet, y'all keep doing your things.
Speaker 14: Just you gotta whole Brooklyn team. Who Brooklyn Street Team
Speaker 14: out there you don't even know about.
Speaker 5: I appreciate that.
Speaker 3: Street Team were.
Speaker 14: Rallying behind you for a little minute, you know what
Speaker 14: I mean, A little funny thing in the whip and
Speaker 14: we watched it. We like, yo, keep keep keepybody didn't tank, yo.
Speaker 14: We was running up on them little spots out in Harrisburg.
Speaker 14: You're like, Yo, we want to see just hilarious out here.
Speaker 14: They're like, nah, we don't put yo. Just Harry is
Speaker 14: out there. We ain't come to your spot. It ain't
Speaker 14: gonna be a Friday spot no more.
Speaker 5: I appreciate you.
Speaker 14: Man is home going there from August State. She is.
Speaker 5: Actually university.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, her name is Morgan though, but yeah she
Speaker 2: went to she went to Morgan State University.
Speaker 14: All right, All the coach watched my daughter's freshman season. Man,
Speaker 14: we got we got everybody have a great.
Speaker 3: He's gonna keep going.
Speaker 6: Get it off your chance eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 6: one O five one.
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 1: Long?
Speaker 3: We got the ladies coming up?
Speaker 17: Yeah, we do.
Speaker 18: Uh, we got to talk about Cassie's last day on
Speaker 18: the stand. But more importantly, going into this week, their
Speaker 18: second major witness victim Jane, who we now know is
Speaker 18: Don Richard's understand but Diddy's team does not want her there.
Speaker 17: Dan Richards, Well, she says it's for charts. She said
Speaker 17: that on today, Don was on Friday. See, this is
Speaker 17: the thing.
Speaker 18: It was barely even that Dawn was on Friday, and
Speaker 18: they objected heavily to her, even testifying it caused the
Speaker 18: whole thing in court. They basically were like, look, we'll
Speaker 18: pick this up Monday, but then they argued about oh sho, sorry.
Speaker 3: Did get into that.
Speaker 6: Next, you see Lauren's excited. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Girl name is Richard.
Speaker 17: She said, it's for Shard.
Speaker 16: Somebody always been extra for their name. I think I'm
Speaker 16: somebody named Deborah, right, and she was like, the my
Speaker 16: name is Bora.
Speaker 5: But your name is Deborah.
Speaker 6: Right, Ladies with Lawrence next the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Morning.
Speaker 2: Everybody is the j Envy, Jess, Hilary is charlamagnea god.
Speaker 2: We are the breakfast club. Let's get to the latest
Speaker 2: with Lauren.
Speaker 3: Lauren be coming the street fast.
Speaker 6: She gets somebody that knows somebody detail.
Speaker 17: I'm the one girl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 3: She'd be having the latest on the latest with Laurence
Speaker 3: la Rossa.
Speaker 4: Sometimes you have fact, sometimes you have details. Sometimes you
Speaker 4: have a little bit everything. It's the name on the
Speaker 4: breakfast club.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 17: So back in court this week.
Speaker 18: The second big testimony that people are the teams are
Speaker 18: looking forward to, are looking forward to going against is Donchard. Now,
Speaker 18: Don Richard started to testify previously. Previously, there's an argument
Speaker 18: about how you say the last name. Richard's Richard, Dawn
Speaker 18: of Firmly, of Danity Kane and of the what was
Speaker 18: the three persons group dirty Money.
Speaker 4: I guess if you're feeling casual or formal, If you're
Speaker 4: feeling casual as Richard, if you're feeling formal, I don't know.
Speaker 17: But Dawn is on that stand.
Speaker 18: She came on the stand after Cassie finished her testimony
Speaker 18: and literally was there for maybe twenty minutes, and Diddy's
Speaker 18: team immediately started objecting to her testimony. Now, the reason
Speaker 18: why they are objecting is because they're trying to say
Speaker 18: every night trying. He literally said in court Ditty's attorney
Speaker 18: that everything down is saying is a lie.
Speaker 17: And it makes no sense that they allow.
Speaker 18: People who have these random stories of what allegedly happened
Speaker 18: physical violence wise to get on the stand because this
Speaker 18: isn't a domestic violence case. Now the judge or the
Speaker 18: government is like, well, honestly, if we're talking about violence,
Speaker 18: it adds to account one. It adds to us being
Speaker 18: able to talk about the corrision. And did he being
Speaker 18: able to basically allegedly like scare people into allowing him
Speaker 18: to do what.
Speaker 5: He wanted to do?
Speaker 4: So they said one thing that one thing Don said
Speaker 4: is after she saw did he beat Cassie?
Speaker 3: The next day he.
Speaker 17: Came in the room.
Speaker 18: Yes, So Dawn is testifying that exactly what she talked
Speaker 18: about in her civil suit, in addition to some other
Speaker 18: things that they were in the house in LA in
Speaker 18: two thousand and nine, did he beat Cassie because Cassie
Speaker 18: wasn't finished allegedly making his food on time. And the
Speaker 18: next day he came in the room to talk to
Speaker 18: her and her band member and he basically told them,
Speaker 18: you know, allegens that he told them, don't say anything
Speaker 18: what y'all saw if there was passion, and when people
Speaker 18: say stuff about things like this about me, they end
Speaker 18: up missing.
Speaker 17: That is what Down is alleging.
Speaker 18: So the government is like, this is definitely relevant because
Speaker 18: it will show that Umber One he was conscious of guilt,
Speaker 18: conscious of What we're trying to prove is that he
Speaker 18: knows what he's doing. But he allegedly like makes people
Speaker 18: feel scared so that they will just continue to let
Speaker 18: him do what he.
Speaker 3: Wants to do.
Speaker 18: So today Monday, people were wondering if Dawn is going
Speaker 18: to get back on the stand. The judge said when
Speaker 18: he dismissed on you know, you can enjoy your weekend,
Speaker 18: but we will see you on Monday and today they
Speaker 18: will have a conversation about what the scope of her
Speaker 18: testimony can be, how much she can go into, and
Speaker 18: how it relates to the actual charges.
Speaker 17: With the judge, I'm gonna tell you he was upset.
Speaker 18: He was pissed off at Diddy's attorney because he was like,
Speaker 18: you've known that she was one of the witnesses all
Speaker 18: this time, and you knew what she discovered. Her testimony
Speaker 18: was going to be Yeah, why you didn't say something before,
Speaker 18: And Diddy's attorney was like, well, we can't say.
Speaker 17: That we knew what she was going on this stand
Speaker 17: and get on the stand to say so.
Speaker 2: There was a back of about the questions though it
Speaker 2: should be the question the prosecutors answered the questions. She
Speaker 2: just can't get on the stand and just say whatever.
Speaker 2: She has to answer the questions coming from the prosecutor.
Speaker 18: Yeah, but it's directed like you asked certain questions because
Speaker 18: you want to get certain things from her. So Didti's
Speaker 18: team is basically saying, y'all are unfairly adding additional conversation
Speaker 18: about the violence, not about what we're actually here for.
Speaker 17: But they're saying the violence equals to what we're here for.
Speaker 3: I understand that.
Speaker 4: But also, she filed a civil suit, so they do
Speaker 4: know what she's gonna probably say, under.
Speaker 17: Stand now, And on terms of the civil suit.
Speaker 18: The same day that she got on the stand, Diddy's
Speaker 18: team filed to that civil suit thrown out. They filed
Speaker 18: documents on Friday, and they pointed out a series of
Speaker 18: reasons that Dawn's lawsuit shouldn't go any further. They talk
Speaker 18: about saturtal limitations and proper group pleas and on and on.
Speaker 17: It's like really.
Speaker 18: Legally, but basically because of what I heard do D's
Speaker 18: attorneys saying in court, they just feel like everything she's
Speaker 18: saying is a lie and that she's allegedly jumping on
Speaker 18: a bandwagon of like everybody's piling on Diddy. So let
Speaker 18: me hop on the whole money conversation, like all that stuff.
Speaker 2: So I always said Dawn and his ex manager James
Speaker 2: Cruise would be the biggest people in that court, right,
Speaker 2: because Cassie has a relationship with him. Right, Cassie was
Speaker 2: allegedly part of a lot of the stuff that he
Speaker 2: was doing. But these two individuals weren't. So they are
Speaker 2: seeing from an i's perspective because they weren't part of
Speaker 2: the you know free.
Speaker 17: Coughs, yeah, I mean yeah, no, yeah, but done.
Speaker 4: The perspective as opposed to one of those yes.
Speaker 18: And in Cassie, that was her last day taking to stand,
Speaker 18: So she finished her testimony before Dawn, and they actually well,
Speaker 18: her lawyer spoke out for her after court and talked
Speaker 18: about a couple of things, how her husband felt and
Speaker 18: how she felt. So let's take a listen to her
Speaker 18: attorney on how Cassie felt finished her testimony.
Speaker 19: This week has been extremely challenging, but also remarkably empowering
Speaker 19: and healing from me. I hope that my testimony has
Speaker 19: given strength and a voice to other survivors and can
Speaker 19: help others who have suffered to speak up and also
Speaker 19: heal from abuse and fear. For me, the more I heal,
Speaker 19: the more I can remember, and the more I can remember,
Speaker 19: the more I will never forget. I am glad to
Speaker 19: put this chapter of my life to rest. As I
Speaker 19: turned to focus on the conclusion of my pregnancy, I
Speaker 19: asked for privacy for me and for my growing family,
Speaker 19: and will.
Speaker 3: She give an immunity?
Speaker 18: I don't know the answer to that one hundred There
Speaker 18: have been rumors that that was a conversation, but I
Speaker 18: do not know. And then the attorney also spoke out
Speaker 18: for her husband, Alex Fine, too because people wanted to
Speaker 18: know how he felt.
Speaker 17: Let's say listen, and.
Speaker 3: Then I have a statement from Alex Fine.
Speaker 19: Over the past five days, the world has gotten to
Speaker 19: witness the strength and bravery of my wife freeing.
Speaker 3: Herself of her past.
Speaker 19: There has been speculation online surrounding how it must feel
Speaker 19: for me to sit there and listen to my wife's testimony.
Speaker 3: I have felt so many things sitting there.
Speaker 19: I have felt tremendous pride and overwhelming love for casts.
Speaker 19: I have felt profound anger that she has been subjected
Speaker 19: to sitting in front of a person who tried to
Speaker 19: break her.
Speaker 18: Now, all of this is happening, and daddy's baby girls
Speaker 18: went to prom and had that last day of high
Speaker 18: school and they looked amazing over the weekend. I just
Speaker 18: feel so bad for the for these girls because they
Speaker 18: are subjected to so much stuff that has nothing to
Speaker 18: do with them, and they're young, like my mom is
Speaker 18: not here, and they haven't been in court for the
Speaker 18: last couple of days, so people were creating stories about
Speaker 18: why they're not in court, and it's like they just
Speaker 18: trying to finish hig school and go to from I.
Speaker 4: Wouldn't want my children to court either. After somebody said
Speaker 4: I like to rub another man seeming on my.
Speaker 6: Nipples, Yeah, that's something I wouldn't want.
Speaker 2: We got them going to school.
Speaker 3: Why did nobody stand up and yellow jack when that happened.
Speaker 3: That's how we need you to hold the people.
Speaker 4: Just going on about it like it's nothing you You're.
Speaker 3: Not gonna you're not just gonna let that go.
Speaker 17: That's that's that's not a crime on your nipples.
Speaker 3: That's just a sexual do nobody needs to know that that's
Speaker 3: a thing? Say pause?
Speaker 5: At least well listen.
Speaker 18: They didn't put the special agent who did the the
Speaker 18: search and seizure of the hotel room with did he
Speaker 18: was locked up here in New York. They had pictures
Speaker 18: of a whole freak off about to go down in
Speaker 18: the whole time before.
Speaker 3: He got locked.
Speaker 16: Yes, and man, they've been giving Bang Bros all of
Speaker 16: you know, ideas and stuff. So now it's a whole category,
Speaker 16: you know, Sam and nipples. It's Bang Bros. Leave it out, y'all. No,
Speaker 16: it's a drink.
Speaker 6: Yeah, like I'm and my.
Speaker 3: Nipple.
Speaker 17: Thank you. This is a lot of lotions. This is
Speaker 17: a lot of talking about my head. I wash my hands, yes,
Speaker 17: thank you.
Speaker 4: Let I didn't say nothing, And I don't know how I.
Speaker 17: Felt about you give me all this lotion after the
Speaker 17: conversation we just had.
Speaker 5: And then you're not even know you're not even like that.
Speaker 4: That's hand right there.
Speaker 6: In the middle of the break. He got up to
Speaker 6: run to his bag to get you.
Speaker 4: That the way I ain't saying nothing, she said.
Speaker 17: Don't make it seem like I just be ashy. I
Speaker 17: washed my hands.
Speaker 4: Nothing about you being after the local discreen, right, you
Speaker 4: told everybody.
Speaker 17: Take some of that.
Speaker 3: It's the latest with as me the latest, will Lauren?
Speaker 3: Not right now. When we come back, we got.
Speaker 17: From all right, letting you be live, all righty.
Speaker 2: When we come back, we got front page news and
Speaker 2: Lyndwick Philip be joining us as the breakfast club.
Speaker 6: Good morning, weekol, if you're like to enter the breakfast.
Speaker 2: Club morning everybody is DJ nvy jes hilarious, Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 6: We are the breakfast Club. Let's get in some front
Speaker 6: page news.
Speaker 3: Thought off for some quick sports.
Speaker 2: The Thunder beat the Nuggets yesterday won twenty five ninety three.
Speaker 2: So the the Thunder moves on to the next round,
Speaker 2: which that were playing the Timberwolf. So and of course
Speaker 2: my next will be playing the pass. What's up, Morgan?
Speaker 9: All right, let's get back into it. Congress is advancing
Speaker 9: President Trump's.
Speaker 11: Quote big beautiful bill.
Speaker 9: The Budget and Tax bill failed to get out of
Speaker 9: the GOP led Budget Committee on Friday, but it advanced
Speaker 9: in a rare vote on Sunday night. Last night by
Speaker 9: a seventeen and sixteen vote along party lines. The four
Speaker 9: Republicans who opposed the bill in committee on Friday vote
Speaker 9: at present.
Speaker 11: House Speaker Mike.
Speaker 9: Johnson spoke to Fox News Sunday ahead of the vote
Speaker 9: last night and laid out the projected schedule for the
Speaker 9: bill this week. Let's hear those comments from House Speaker
Speaker 9: Mike Johnson, and.
Speaker 20: We're on track, working around the clock to deliver this
Speaker 20: nation shaping legislation for the American people as soon as possible.
Speaker 20: The Budget Committee will reconvene the sevening bill, get that
Speaker 20: through the committee, and the plan is to move it
Speaker 20: to the Rules Committee by midweek and to the House
Speaker 20: floor by the end of the week.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 9: So the package includes a major spending increase for immigration
Speaker 9: enforcement and the military, extensions to Trump's twenty seventeen tax cuts,
Speaker 9: and cuts to Medicaid SNAP and clean energy funding. Now,
Speaker 9: GOP lawmakers are looking at changes that could make House
Speaker 9: passage more difficult this week, so they're going to be
Speaker 9: getting into that. Now, let's talk terriffs. I know Mimi
Speaker 9: touched on this a bit on Friday, but there is
Speaker 9: an update. So the White House says that it's in
Speaker 9: talks with Walmart after the retail giant said it will
Speaker 9: soon raise prices.
Speaker 5: Due to TIFFs now.
Speaker 9: On NBC's Meet the Press, Treasury Secretary Scott Benson said
Speaker 9: that he spoke to Walmart's CEO. Let's take a listen
Speaker 9: to those comments.
Speaker 21: Walmart is, in fact, they are going to the as
Speaker 21: you describe it, eat some of the terriffs with their consumers.
Speaker 21: The single most important thing is the gasoline price, and
Speaker 21: gasoline prices have collapsed under President Trump.
Speaker 9: So on Saturday, President Trump posted that Walmart should stop
Speaker 9: trying to blame tariffs as the reason for raising prices
Speaker 9: and went on to say that they should eat the
Speaker 9: terriffs now, Walmart CFO said the retailer will try to
Speaker 9: work with suppliers to key prices as low as they can.
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 4: That was about a good point that I thought Trump
Speaker 4: raised because he said Walmart made billions of last year.
Speaker 5: I got it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, fall more than expected.
Speaker 4: He said, between Walmart and China, they should eat the
Speaker 4: tariffs and not charge valued customers anything.
Speaker 11: I can't.
Speaker 3: I mean, they had, They've made a lot of money.
Speaker 3: They do make a lot a lot of money.
Speaker 4: They are they're already overcharging people for things way before these.
Speaker 3: Tariffs right period.
Speaker 2: And everybody is by the way, everybody's charging high and
Speaker 2: the tariffs haven't been in effected.
Speaker 6: Everybody they charged in tariffees, which seems crazy to me.
Speaker 9: Yeah and yeah, yeah, Well we will continue to see,
Speaker 9: you know, keep you posted as to you know, how
Speaker 9: the tariffs and the trade war goes. Meanwhile, trus Ree
Speaker 9: Secretary Scott Benson also spoke about China. Now, the Trump
Speaker 9: administration insists that there's no retreat when it came to
Speaker 9: the tariffs on China. He went on to say that
Speaker 9: it's not a tip for tap policy that the US
Speaker 9: and China had previously engaged in, but he did say
Speaker 9: that both sides agreed to lower tariffs to open a
Speaker 9: window of negotiations to get a final trade deal with
Speaker 9: the country. Benson went on to say that he has
Speaker 9: been involved in talks with China, so hopefully things will
Speaker 9: start to ease in regards to those tariffs as well,
Speaker 9: and continuing with international affairs, former Vice President Mike Fence,
Speaker 9: he says it's a bad idea for President Trump to
Speaker 9: accept that seven forty seven jet from Cutter to use
Speaker 9: someday as Air Force one. Now, Pence tells NBC's Meet
Speaker 9: the Press that accepting the luxury jet would raise security
Speaker 9: and constitutional concerns to which you have said CTG, and
Speaker 9: he hopes that Trump will rethink accepting this gift.
Speaker 11: Let's hear more from former Vice President Mike Pence.
Speaker 1: Cutter has a long history planned both sides. They support Hamas,
Speaker 1: they supported al Kaieda. Cutter has actually financed pro Hamas
Speaker 1: protests on American campuses across the United States. And so
Speaker 1: the very idea that we would accept an air Force
Speaker 1: one from Qatar, I think it's inconsistent with our security,
Speaker 1: with our intelligence needs. My hope as the President reconsiders it.
Speaker 9: So the Trump administration plans to accept the jet from
Speaker 9: the Katari Royal and use it for the president's travel. Now,
Speaker 9: Pence suggested, if Qatar wants to give the US a gift,
Speaker 9: it could give US four hundred million dollars directly to
Speaker 9: infrastructure on their military base. So he said, why are
Speaker 9: you going to give us a plane where you could
Speaker 9: just give us cash? We know you got it. So
Speaker 9: that's Pence's lots in regards to that plane.
Speaker 4: The fact we are saying he should rethinking is nuts
Speaker 4: to me. The Constitution is clear that he can't do that.
Speaker 4: So are there no consequences for a president throwing his
Speaker 4: middle finger to the constitution. There's no consequences for a
Speaker 4: president doing what the Constitution clearly states not to do.
Speaker 9: Well, despite the fact that Trump has in fact sworn
Speaker 9: an oath to the Constitution, it is already clear that
Speaker 9: he has, you know, decided to do what he wants
Speaker 9: to do. And as far as punishments are concerned, you know,
Speaker 9: that is pending and to be determined. We are in it,
Speaker 9: in the thick of it. And speaking of semi punishments,
Speaker 9: it's like, let me get into this last story, and
Speaker 9: the people are saying the ancestors have seemingly entered the
Speaker 9: chat with this story, maybe punishing the plantation oders, y'all
Speaker 9: see what happened in Louisiana. Not Away Plantation in Whitecastle,
Speaker 9: Louisiana has been declared a total loss following a fire.
Speaker 9: The eighteen fifty nine plantation house was the largest Antebellum
Speaker 9: home in the South. Between one hundred and fifty five
Speaker 9: and two hundred slaves reportedly worked the sugar fields on
Speaker 9: that Plantationville Parish President Chris Dagel says the Notaway Plantation
Speaker 9: House is a total loss after Thursday's fire. Now, fire
Speaker 9: crews responded to the blaze around two pm and put
Speaker 9: it out, but it reignited about six pm, causing the
Speaker 9: roof to collapse. Now, the fifty three thousand square foot
Speaker 9: home was, like I said, the largest standing Antebellum home
Speaker 9: in the South, with sixty four rooms, three hundred and
Speaker 9: sixty five doors and windows. They've used this as a
Speaker 9: resort as of late, and it was built in eighteen
Speaker 9: fifty nine. It has survived numerous hurricanes and of course
Speaker 9: the Civil War. The cause of the fire is under investigation,
Speaker 9: but the owner is hoping to rebuild. A lot of
Speaker 9: people are saying that this is a, you know, an
Speaker 9: act of the ancestors.
Speaker 11: Would you guys think what happens.
Speaker 3: What actually caused the fire? Morgan crazy?
Speaker 5: We don't know, We don't know, you don't know yet.
Speaker 11: It's under investigation.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So I feel like the ancestors would have did
Speaker 4: this a long time ago if they had a power
Speaker 4: to do it. That's all I'm saying, Like, you know
Speaker 4: what I mean, I believe in my answers is all
Speaker 4: prae to do.
Speaker 3: But you know, come on right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I hear I did hear it.
Speaker 16: They said they bold Annabelle Doll to the city and
Speaker 16: then opened her box or something like that, and then
Speaker 16: that happened.
Speaker 11: What just you just ask us.
Speaker 5: A damn question, a crazy question. I'm giving you a
Speaker 5: crazy answer. I saw, my gosh.
Speaker 16: They said that they bought the Annabelle doll and opened
Speaker 16: up the box and that's what happened.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I just if the ancestors wanted to do this,
Speaker 4: they would have done this a long time ago. You
Speaker 4: know what I'm saying, That the ancestors had the power
Speaker 4: to do this, they would have done this a long
Speaker 4: time ago. And plus, let's be for real, the blood
Speaker 4: of the ancestors is actually in the soil. It ain't
Speaker 4: just in the house, It's in the soil. You know
Speaker 4: how many enslaved people got killed on those grounds, so.
Speaker 9: Right, so very you know, we'll see what happens as
Speaker 9: a result of this fire, whether or not that owner
Speaker 9: we'll be able to rebuild. And yeah, we'll see what happens.
Speaker 9: I'll keep you guys posted. But that's your front page
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Speaker 11: Make it a great Monday, all right.
Speaker 2: Now, when we come back, Lynn Whitfield will be joining us,
Speaker 2: Miss Lynn Winfield. Of course, she's on season seven of
Speaker 2: The Shy and we're gonna talk to him a little bit.
Speaker 3: So don't go anywhere. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: The Morning, The Breakfast Club, Good morning.
Speaker 2: Everybody is the DJ Envy Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Dea God.
Speaker 3: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: We got a special guest in the building, legendary, the Icon,
Speaker 2: Miss Lynn Whitfield.
Speaker 5: Welcome, good morning.
Speaker 6: How are you feeling?
Speaker 3: Thank you? I feel great.
Speaker 5: I'm happy to be back. Look amazing, Yeah, thank you,
Speaker 5: thank you.
Speaker 3: You came back from South Africa? Is Zimbabwe?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 22: I came back from South Africa. I was doing a
Speaker 22: film in Cape Town. I was at all like two
Speaker 22: and a half months.
Speaker 3: Well, I was actually you spiritually and culturally.
Speaker 22: So spiritually there's a magnetic force there, you know, with
Speaker 22: Table Mountain, the Cape of Good Hope out there it's
Speaker 22: so powerful. So I feel very energized by the energy
Speaker 22: of the place and often saddened by the history of
Speaker 22: the place, you know, So I have to kind of
Speaker 22: balance that out and maybe not go to the Slave
Speaker 22: Launch Museum right away, and maybe not go to District
Speaker 22: six and you know, remember Robin Island and all that,
Speaker 22: you know, and just feel the energy of the place.
Speaker 22: Why it was so attractive in the first place, if
Speaker 22: people wanted it so badly and still do.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm going to Cape Town for the holidays. I've
Speaker 4: been to Joe Burg. I've never been to cap It's beautiful.
Speaker 4: It's very beautiful.
Speaker 22: It's like a cross in topography between say, a San Francisco.
Speaker 5: And a Miami.
Speaker 2: I think it's like Miami. I always say Cape Town
Speaker 2: reminds me of Miami a lot. Durban is kind of
Speaker 2: like DC.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and you know, I haven't editor like Chicago Atlanta.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's how I feel. But I love it there.
Speaker 5: It's my fourth time in South Africa.
Speaker 2: Now you're on season seven of The Shy. Yes, how
Speaker 2: are you enjoying The Shy?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 5: Well, I really enjoyed it season seven. It was great.
Speaker 22: I mean I went in for three episodes at the
Speaker 22: end of season six, and then I was invited back
Speaker 22: for all of season seven and it was great, so
Speaker 22: many young talented actors and an interesting storyline for me.
Speaker 5: So yeah, how do.
Speaker 3: You decide what you want to do now? Right?
Speaker 2: Because you've done so many things, and so many things
Speaker 2: have been impactful for our community. How do you say,
Speaker 2: you know what I want to do it? I want
Speaker 2: to work with the young bucks on this one, or
Speaker 2: I'd rather do this one. How do you decide what,
Speaker 2: Miss Linefield?
Speaker 5: I don't know when I read it.
Speaker 22: When I read something and my imagination gets to cooking
Speaker 22: and I can see where I can add something to it.
Speaker 22: My southern mother in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, who's now ninety four, Yama,
Speaker 22: she says, she says, well, she'll put something on or
Speaker 22: put a throat pillow on the couch, or do something,
Speaker 22: and she'll stand back and she'll say, I don't know,
Speaker 22: does it add? So if I feel like I can
Speaker 22: add something, add dimension, add deeper, meaning you know, thread
Speaker 22: something through a story that makes it better, I usually
Speaker 22: want to do it.
Speaker 5: Also, you know, I like.
Speaker 22: Roles that are a little bit showy that I get
Speaker 22: to do something exciting, and yeah.
Speaker 3: I heard you did that with Alicia.
Speaker 4: I heard that you said that you were drew to
Speaker 4: the role not because of what was on the paper,
Speaker 4: and that you needed to fill that role out a
Speaker 4: little bit.
Speaker 22: More, right, Okay, right, the possibility of it, okay, because
Speaker 22: it was only for three it was supposed to be
Speaker 22: for three episodes, so we have the first information was
Speaker 22: she wanted her son to go and revenge the death
Speaker 22: of her brother, which is you know, street culture, street
Speaker 22: law like revenge.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 22: So I found that very interesting to me because I
Speaker 22: don't really understand the visceral energy of people who actually
Speaker 22: are hurt, disappointed, feel lost and then turn that out
Speaker 22: into I'm gonna make somebody pay.
Speaker 5: Because it still doesn't make the pain go away, you know.
Speaker 22: So it was very interesting to me to take that
Speaker 22: journey and kind of figure out and fill in the
Speaker 22: gaps of how a human being can decide that because
Speaker 22: I'm hurting, I'm gonna hurt you, I'm going.
Speaker 5: To kill you.
Speaker 22: Hopefully it makes and hopefully that makes me feel better,
Speaker 22: you know, because I watched True Crime sometime and you know,
Speaker 22: I love our country.
Speaker 5: I love but there's a lot of gun violence going on.
Speaker 22: People are acting out in some ways that more violence
Speaker 22: will make me whole.
Speaker 5: That's crazy.
Speaker 22: That's a crazy concept to me, and so I wanted
Speaker 22: to explore that kind of psyche.
Speaker 4: Have you ever had the emotionally recover from a role
Speaker 4: you played and which one took you out the most personally?
Speaker 22: It's one that nobody ever, that people didn't really see.
Speaker 22: It was a part of a trilogy of short stories
Speaker 22: that was on Showtime years and years and years ago.
Speaker 22: The character was raped and when we shot it, it
Speaker 22: was a rainy day in Toronto. You know, the whole thing,
Speaker 22: the being thrown down, the invasion of it. Of course
Speaker 22: there was no sexual act, but it really took me
Speaker 22: a little while to process all that and like release
Speaker 22: it because that aggressive act was so harsh to my spirit,
Speaker 22: even though we were acting, I had to just kind
Speaker 22: of heal from it. And that was an unpleasant one
Speaker 22: and it took a while, and I cried myself to
Speaker 22: sleep that night. So my heart goes out to you know,
Speaker 22: women or any human beings who've.
Speaker 5: Been sexually assaulted, sexually assaulted.
Speaker 6: When you hear that in the news, did that bring
Speaker 6: you back there?
Speaker 22: When I hear it in the news that you know, again,
Speaker 22: it's the nuances of something. So we hear, oh, somebody
Speaker 22: was raped, somebody was sexually assaulted, but the nuances of
Speaker 22: actually that happening to you, your body being invaded, you
Speaker 22: being overpowered, you being overthrown. It's frightening and it's painful
Speaker 22: and it's helpless.
Speaker 4: And you've also portrayed like a lot of power, powerful matriarchs, right.
Speaker 3: I always wondered like, what did.
Speaker 5: You well, powerful women, they're not all matriarches.
Speaker 22: Sometimes they don't, you know, there are powerful women who
Speaker 22: don't have children, can't have children, that's true.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I always wonder like, what did your mother ar
Speaker 4: even grandmother teach you about that?
Speaker 3: Like commanding presence that you bought to those growths.
Speaker 22: Oh no, I think that's an energy that somebody's kind
Speaker 22: of born with. And it's funny because my mother has
Speaker 22: this commanding presence and she's you know, in her youth
Speaker 22: was really beautiful and well groomed and all of that.
Speaker 22: Yet as her daughter, I know the nuances. So that's
Speaker 22: why I texture all of the women, because I was
Speaker 22: raised by women who have a lot of dimensions to them,
Speaker 22: you know, who have a lot of insecurities, and sometimes
Speaker 22: insecurities are all wrapped up and dressed up, you know,
Speaker 22: in fancy clothes or jewelry or perfume and you know,
Speaker 22: hair and all of that, But that doesn't have a
Speaker 22: lot to do with the evolution of a soul. So
Speaker 22: I find it very interesting to always go a little
Speaker 22: bit past the power and into the other nuances of
Speaker 22: who people are. So they're never just always powerful with
Speaker 22: no problems, without character flaws.
Speaker 5: They're not perfect.
Speaker 22: There are always some little missing link that they could
Speaker 22: make better that makes them not quite the person they
Speaker 22: want to be.
Speaker 3: We're still kicking it with miss Lynn Whitfield.
Speaker 2: Now I want to ask you about the evolution of Hollywood,
Speaker 2: meaning I don't think people look at movies as they
Speaker 2: did back then, and I wanted to get your thoughts
Speaker 2: on it, right because you know, when a movie came out,
Speaker 2: everybody wanted to go see that movie. But now I
Speaker 2: feel like we don't have that same feeling towards movies
Speaker 2: a lot of the times. Like I was just talking
Speaker 2: to Charlaade about the Clarissa Shields movie, and I was like,
Speaker 2: it was an amazing movie, but I forgot it came
Speaker 2: out it came out on Christmas and I happened to
Speaker 2: see it on a plane and I'm like, damn.
Speaker 5: This was a good movie movie and you didn't yet.
Speaker 22: Well, technology has sort of changed everything, I think, because
Speaker 22: everything is accessible. When movie culture was a family event,
Speaker 22: when people waited with faded breath to go and see
Speaker 22: a movie the opening of a movie, it was because
Speaker 22: they weren't going to see it.
Speaker 5: If you miss it in the movie theater, you might
Speaker 5: not see it.
Speaker 6: Until it went to Blockbuster. I'm telling my age, but yes,
Speaker 6: we went to blockbust.
Speaker 22: Until you could get it and block damn blockbuster Blockbuster.
Speaker 5: In a long time.
Speaker 22: But it was so like great because it's a family event.
Speaker 22: You know, everybody gets together, you go in. People even
Speaker 22: used to like want to look cute, They have dinner
Speaker 22: before and the family goes to the movies and shares
Speaker 22: this idea even I mean, I loved drive ins. Drive
Speaker 22: ins were great because we're going our pajamas. But no,
Speaker 22: it's not like that anymore because people have access. Sometimes
Speaker 22: they have access to the movie before it's in a
Speaker 22: movie theater. So technology has kind of changed all that.
Speaker 3: But does that kill the experience?
Speaker 2: Like we were talking about even sinners, Like he said,
Speaker 2: you want to see it on imax because the sounds
Speaker 2: and the reality and seeing it on airplane TV is
Speaker 2: not doing anything for it.
Speaker 3: What can I tell you?
Speaker 5: No, No, of course it's gonna be good.
Speaker 22: But when I trained to be an actress, you know,
Speaker 22: when I was at Howard, when I trained, you know, privately,
Speaker 22: after college and all that, I was training to be
Speaker 22: on a big thirty foot screen. It was not occurring
Speaker 22: to me that people would be watching my image on
Speaker 22: a three inch screen on a phone. That part makes
Speaker 22: me a little sad sometimes, Yeah, because I fell in
Speaker 22: love with movies and storytelling watching things on a big screen,
Speaker 22: or at least the Million Dollar Movie with my grandmother
Speaker 22: when you could you know, but this had been a
Speaker 22: movie and you couldn't see it anywhere else unless you
Speaker 22: caught them. You know, you caught the late night movie
Speaker 22: and it was playing again. You couldn't just on demand
Speaker 22: it somewhere.
Speaker 4: Well, what's the difference, Like, how do you approach it
Speaker 4: differently as opposed to Okay, I know this is gonna
Speaker 4: be on a film, big screen, it's gonna be on TV.
Speaker 3: Like, how do you do you approach it differently? When
Speaker 3: you act a little bit.
Speaker 22: Wow, Okay, when you know something is gonna be on
Speaker 22: a big screen and you trust the director. I'm so
Speaker 22: excited because I just to a thriller with Malcolm d Lee.
Speaker 5: That's what I was doing in.
Speaker 22: South Africa, and we know that it is made for
Speaker 22: the movie theater. Okay, So when a screen is thirty
Speaker 22: feet tall, you really can think of thought.
Speaker 5: And it will transmit. You know, you don't have.
Speaker 22: To show people what you're feeling. You can simply feel
Speaker 22: what you're feeling, and that's so beautiful. But if you
Speaker 22: know it's on a small screen, it kind of gives
Speaker 22: you freedom to.
Speaker 5: Be more animated.
Speaker 22: I mean, you know, on a thirty foot screen, I mean,
Speaker 22: don't I don't want to see people's lips trembling and
Speaker 22: all that. But you know what I mean, I don't
Speaker 22: want to see somebody, you know, if there's surprised, like eyes,
Speaker 22: but because that means your eyes are like fifteen, it's big,
Speaker 22: you know, and invasive. And I think film just pulls
Speaker 22: you into the experience, you know, and the smaller the screen,
Speaker 22: you don't have to think about it quite as much,
Speaker 22: so it can be different. But good acting is good
Speaker 22: acting believable. Acting is believable anywhere. It could be on
Speaker 22: the stage, a.
Speaker 5: Big screen, television.
Speaker 22: But there are little nuances that can change when you're
Speaker 22: doing it for a big service.
Speaker 2: You know you talked to earlier about our stories, black stories.
Speaker 2: Why do you think it's still so hard for black
Speaker 2: stories to be told and sold in Hollywood when you know,
Speaker 2: obviously we're supporting people are going to see, but they
Speaker 2: just don't want to produce them.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 22: The relevancy of who we are as a people, the
Speaker 22: entertaining nature of who we are as a people.
Speaker 5: The magic of who we are.
Speaker 22: Of course, is always being downplayed, is always being made
Speaker 22: less important than it is in every aspect of our culture.
Speaker 5: I mean in fashion, nobody.
Speaker 22: Is gonna say, wow, this is really something that was
Speaker 22: very much influenced by the raps that were worn by
Speaker 22: men in some you know, Western African tribe.
Speaker 2: Even a Metcallamy thirty one million, how much went to
Speaker 2: organizations that benefit black and brown people?
Speaker 3: It says zero.
Speaker 22: You know, I just came back from South Africa, a
Speaker 22: country that I love. I love this country, but that
Speaker 22: the supremacy of others and the self importance of others,
Speaker 22: and I feel the insecurity of our wonder, you know,
Speaker 22: being threatened by our majesty, our creativity. So it's constantly
Speaker 22: a threat to people. It's constantly being belittled and made
Speaker 22: less important. That's just the nature of it, because you know,
Speaker 22: I thought I would be, you know, just getting away
Speaker 22: from some things, being in another country for two night bucks.
Speaker 5: But it is so the three.
Speaker 22: I mean, I go to Victoria Falls, which which is
Speaker 22: called Mosa Tuna, you know, and that's the storm, the storm,
Speaker 22: the storm that unders. I think that's the tribal you know, Quosa.
Speaker 22: I think it's Culsa the language, and that was the
Speaker 22: name of it. So this English explorer comes the tribe,
Speaker 22: show him this seventh one of the seven Wonders of
Speaker 22: the world, and he says.
Speaker 5: Oh, marvelous, Yes, I discovered this.
Speaker 22: I think I should gift it to the queen and
Speaker 22: name it after Crazy. So that's Victoria Falls, you know.
Speaker 22: So it's a constant kind of wanting something that doesn't
Speaker 22: belong to you, or wanting to quiet things that are
Speaker 22: threatened to you or makes you seem less interesting, or
Speaker 22: is has commercial value, but you want to own it.
Speaker 22: So that I mean, it's the same story. Sorry, over
Speaker 22: and over and over and over again. So sometimes I
Speaker 22: feel like if we just keep talking about it, we're
Speaker 22: just romancing, you know, like, oh did mess Because I
Speaker 22: can't see white supremacy disappearing. I can't see the need
Speaker 22: to make others small to feel strong.
Speaker 5: I don't see it leaving.
Speaker 4: The hilarious thing about white supremacy is that we're not
Speaker 4: the threat to your existence. White supremacists are the threat
Speaker 4: to white supremacist existence.
Speaker 22: Well, of course, but when you get to the point
Speaker 22: when we're just even hitting the tip of an iceberg
Speaker 22: talking about cultural things, artistic things, and why you know,
Speaker 22: so just story which was so just play could be
Speaker 22: done and do all that box office back thirty years
Speaker 22: ago with Adolph Caesar and Denzelone, and then after that
Speaker 22: there's still a dirt or how you could have ladies
Speaker 22: sings the Blues and it'd be so incredible. But the thing,
Speaker 22: God HBO said, what twenty years later, let's do Josephine Baker?
Speaker 5: I mean, how many stories?
Speaker 22: So it doesn't matter often like what the box office
Speaker 22: is that it actually made money. They just don't see
Speaker 22: the relevance of filling out theaters with more. And sometimes
Speaker 22: we maybe don't even put forth the stories that move
Speaker 22: us forward. I mean, there's so much complexity and race
Speaker 22: in every corner of it.
Speaker 6: We're still kicking it with miss Lynn wit Phil Charlmy.
Speaker 3: You know, I love your longevity in the game.
Speaker 4: I don't think we applaud that enough in people, Just
Speaker 4: the fact that somebody can be around for so long
Speaker 4: and be so consistent. Right, was there ever a time
Speaker 4: in your career when you felt invisible?
Speaker 3: And how did you push through that season?
Speaker 22: Well, you were just talking about God, right, So those
Speaker 22: times when say, God, I've contributed, I've done you know,
Speaker 22: I've tried to do good work all this time? Why
Speaker 22: is nobody seeing it? Why is the continuum so? Yeah,
Speaker 22: that happens. And then I have to have faith that
Speaker 22: this gift that was deposited in me, this purpose that
Speaker 22: was put in to me, what is not there for nothing,
Speaker 22: and that the right vehicle will come or perhaps maybe
Speaker 22: what God is saying, well, you need to do the
Speaker 22: right vehicle your damn self, because I've given you all
Speaker 22: kinds of talent to do so.
Speaker 5: So you know whether or not I'm obedient to that?
Speaker 22: You know, well, no, maybe in our next conversation, but
Speaker 22: of course, and I get through it with God. I
Speaker 22: get through it with my love of storytelling, my love
Speaker 22: of acting, of being a part of this phenomenon.
Speaker 4: Why wouldn't you be obedient to God telling you to
Speaker 4: make your own?
Speaker 3: What would even be to hesitation?
Speaker 22: I don't think it's a hesitation of I don't know
Speaker 22: if I should do it. It's the getic activity of
Speaker 22: what it takes to do it and to sell it,
Speaker 22: to see it all the way through.
Speaker 5: That's why I'm saying.
Speaker 22: Ryan Coogler is just so inspiring, you know, because he
Speaker 22: went all around Africa in many many countries before he
Speaker 22: did like, you know, researching. He researched the Blues and
Speaker 22: all those So I mean, so it takes. It's me
Speaker 22: wanting to put forth all the energy, effort layers that
Speaker 22: it takes in a craft that I haven't spent my
Speaker 22: life developing, like acting telling the story, but creating the
Speaker 22: story like taking a pen and putting it on paper.
Speaker 5: And I kind of always want to be good at
Speaker 5: what I do.
Speaker 22: So the sloppy copy, I just feel like, yeah, the
Speaker 22: sloppy coffee might scare the kind of you know what
Speaker 22: I mean, Like, oh my god, I can't do this,
Speaker 22: you know, like a blank page. So that's why it's
Speaker 22: not brazen disobedience. It's more maybe a lack of confidence.
Speaker 2: That is that a movie role that you turned down
Speaker 2: that after seeing the movie, it was like.
Speaker 3: Damn, I shouldn't have turned that one down. I liked
Speaker 3: that movie, or a part or a character.
Speaker 22: No, there were one or two that they didn't choose
Speaker 22: before that I thought I should have done.
Speaker 5: But then you know, you can never name those you no, no, no,
Speaker 5: we're not. We're gonna leave here with just it's gonna
Speaker 5: be smooth sailor.
Speaker 4: I've seen a lot of people on line comparing the
Speaker 4: role of Alicia to your Lady May roll, and how
Speaker 4: do you feel about those compared?
Speaker 5: I mean, they can do what they want.
Speaker 22: I think Alicia Lady May they have a kingdom and
Speaker 22: they're not gonna lose it. You know, they have what
Speaker 22: they have, They're not gonna lose. Lady May would not
Speaker 22: pick up a gun.
Speaker 5: And go kill somebody.
Speaker 22: She might pray you out of the church, but she
Speaker 22: wouldn't take someone's life. Lady May is a god fearing
Speaker 22: woman who feels that putting her faith in God will
Speaker 22: help her do what she needs to do. Lady May
Speaker 22: had a long standing love affair with her actual real husband,
Speaker 22: even though they had problems, so it was a much
Speaker 22: more organized family structure.
Speaker 5: Alicia's out there.
Speaker 22: On her own divorce by herself, trying to make something
Speaker 22: of her son, not having much faith in anything, so
Speaker 22: therefore feeling like she's got to take care of it.
Speaker 22: All they have in common that they're well groomed women,
Speaker 22: But I really pay more attention to the diversity in
Speaker 22: these women's emotional experiences, So for me, they're very different.
Speaker 3: Do you feel you get the flowers you deserve?
Speaker 2: For all the roles and the hits and the big
Speaker 2: movies and the big shows, you feel like you get
Speaker 2: the flowers that you deserve.
Speaker 22: Look, look, well, let me say I think I'm more
Speaker 22: in the market for like because you know, flowers wilt
Speaker 22: and die, so I'm good with I mean, I understand
Speaker 22: when they say I want to give you your flowers
Speaker 22: while I know, but you know, give me some diamonds,
Speaker 22: give me some things that stick that continue to to
Speaker 22: gain value, and so classics, so an opportunity to do
Speaker 22: more films that are stories that will be classics that
Speaker 22: will stick around after I'm long gone is what I want.
Speaker 22: You know, I still have stuff I want to do,
Speaker 22: you know. So the Black Critics Association aren't me this
Speaker 22: year at their luncheon, not at their.
Speaker 3: Evening big gala.
Speaker 5: But it was beautiful at the luncheon because it's more
Speaker 5: intimate and people.
Speaker 22: Gil Gil don't don't listen to Gill. You don't guilt, no,
Speaker 22: because people really talk real smack at the luncheon. They
Speaker 22: really it's not so formal. I really really enjoyed it,
Speaker 22: and I said something there that I really would not
Speaker 22: say probably at the galla, which is I really don't
Speaker 22: feel comfortable when people say, you know, on your shoulder
Speaker 22: as I stand, and honestly, please don't stand on my
Speaker 22: shoulders because I need to be laying on my feet.
Speaker 22: I'm not going to be put in some corner. And
Speaker 22: as long as I can just keep this. I heard
Speaker 22: that alt therapy and red light therapy really you know,
Speaker 22: tightened skin. So as long as I can keep it,
Speaker 22: then I have.
Speaker 5: So much I want to do.
Speaker 4: You are aging like fine wine, right, So what's the
Speaker 4: most misunderstood thing about being a woman who ages publicly
Speaker 4: in Hollywood?
Speaker 22: That there's some kind of neutering thing that goes on,
Speaker 22: you know, where you don't think of women as sensual
Speaker 22: or sexual.
Speaker 5: Beings or real you know, real women.
Speaker 22: It's stereotypical things that begin to happen in terms of
Speaker 22: roles and casting and writing. And that's what our black
Speaker 22: writers do it as well. It's not it's not a
Speaker 22: white Hollywood thing where this happens. It just happened, and
Speaker 22: it's boring. It's really a boring.
Speaker 3: It's going to be sexy.
Speaker 2: You can still be romantic. You don't have to grandmammy.
Speaker 2: You don't have to answer me.
Speaker 3: That's why I call you miss Whitfield, because if I
Speaker 3: call you Lynn.
Speaker 5: But that's boring though, But that's boring.
Speaker 4: Still got that everything, you still got the the sexiness.
Speaker 5: Well it's fun. And so I said, if I get this.
Speaker 22: Old therapy, just keeping ever things the.
Speaker 3: Now you put the mask on to the red light.
Speaker 17: I have it.
Speaker 22: I don't do it as often as I should, but
Speaker 22: I'm going to because that would be the only thing,
Speaker 22: just keeping everything tight.
Speaker 4: But the energy about you, it's the energy that you have,
Speaker 4: is the energy stuff and you those it's an energy.
Speaker 3: My god lord, yes.
Speaker 22: Yes, so that's it. I just think they do that
Speaker 22: and that's boring. It is so so boring. Wow, how
Speaker 22: they the stories that they write, how you how you're perceived.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what you're saying, They want to write you into
Speaker 4: parts that are they think a older woman should be playing.
Speaker 22: Basically, Yes, they want to write that in you know,
Speaker 22: comfortable world. Everybody ain't got children, they are barren women.
Speaker 22: There are women who never had children who are really interesting,
Speaker 22: who have a life. And even if you do have children,
Speaker 22: if people have lives separate from their kids and their
Speaker 22: husbands and their like appendage rolls.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 22: I'm very just fascinated by interesting women who continue to
Speaker 22: be productive.
Speaker 5: And have a life. And they do and we do,
Speaker 5: so I don't like that.
Speaker 3: Well, we appreciate you for joining us always.
Speaker 5: Well you all, thank you so much.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Season seven of the Shot is streaming now, Miss Lyndwood Pield,
Speaker 2: Thank you so much.
Speaker 5: You're quite welcome. Thank you for having me.
Speaker 2: Warning everybody, it's dj Enerji, Jesse, Hilarius, charlamagnea God.
Speaker 6: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to the latest
Speaker 6: with Lauren.
Speaker 2: Lauren becoming a straight fast tell you she gets somebody
Speaker 2: that knows somebody detail.
Speaker 17: I'm the long girl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 3: She'd be having the latest on the things, the latest
Speaker 3: with Laura La Rosa.
Speaker 4: Sometimes you have facts, sometimes you have details, sometimes you
Speaker 4: have a little bit everything.
Speaker 6: It's the latest on the Breakfast Club talking to me.
Speaker 18: So the Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese banter is back again.
Speaker 18: I don't even know if it ever really left, but
Speaker 18: it always heightens up whenever the two ladies are on
Speaker 18: the court together. So yesterday they played the Fever, played
Speaker 18: the Sky in the Fever one ninety three to fifty eight.
Speaker 17: But during the.
Speaker 6: Game, maybe three fifty eight was a score.
Speaker 18: Yeah, ninety three fifty eight the fout. So there was
Speaker 18: a found that took place in the third quarter of
Speaker 18: the game, Angel Rees and Caitlyn Clark. So, Caitlyn Clark,
Speaker 18: did you guys see this video?
Speaker 3: Yes? I did, saw the whole game.
Speaker 5: I was watching it in a real time perfect Okay.
Speaker 18: So Saturday, by the way, Saturday, I'm sorry, so, uh
Speaker 18: see my days is having me in court is kind
Speaker 18: of making me all over the face, right WHOA sorry?
Speaker 18: But anyway, so Caitlyn Clark, I mean, Angel Rees goes
Speaker 18: to make it goes up to take a shot, Caitlyn
Speaker 18: Clark goes to stop her, but then they call it
Speaker 18: a they call a foul, so they called a found.
Speaker 17: They upgrade the foul and.
Speaker 18: Just at its surface, like if you're not a person
Speaker 18: that just sits and watches basketball all the time like me.
Speaker 18: I just saw the videos begin to circulate and I'm like, Yo,
Speaker 18: what was the issue? Why were they about to fight
Speaker 18: on the court. At first when I watched it, I
Speaker 18: felt like that. I felt like, oh, that was on
Speaker 18: purpose on Caitlyn's behalf, and I'm like, why is she
Speaker 18: so upset?
Speaker 17: She said there there isn't an issue.
Speaker 18: And then I went back and watched like some of
Speaker 18: the replays and I'm like, oh, now, she really.
Speaker 2: Was just trying to stop the ball from the time
Speaker 2: they charged it to a flagrofile, I believe, But it
Speaker 2: was just a regular foul.
Speaker 3: It was just a whole good basketball player.
Speaker 4: It was actually a good basketball player because the injuries
Speaker 4: had just pushed I forgot which teammate from the few
Speaker 4: she had just pushed the Kaitlyn was getting her teammates back.
Speaker 3: I have a problem with it, Yes, great.
Speaker 18: Well do you know that people turned it into a
Speaker 18: thing because there's been so much conversation around the ladies
Speaker 18: and the race and who's better and who's not in
Speaker 18: this and that and the third Yes, so cal it better?
Speaker 3: How like when you say better, what do you mean better?
Speaker 4: Kaitlyn Clark is clearly a better basketball player than Ariya, But.
Speaker 17: You know it's crazy because I don't.
Speaker 4: Andres is a good player, which they just played two
Speaker 4: different positions, Like it's not even the same type of game.
Speaker 18: But there's always a conversation about you know, y'all don't
Speaker 18: see that about who's better out of the two ladies,
Speaker 18: Kaitlyn or Anguries.
Speaker 6: I always was I don't see that conversation anymore.
Speaker 18: Okay, not anymore, right, But in the beginning, yes, And
Speaker 18: I actually started to watch some of the clips because
Speaker 18: I wanted to determine for myself. And then I was like, oh,
Speaker 18: Caitlyn is obviously really a great player. I don't know
Speaker 18: why they even have the conversation, but is amazing as
Speaker 18: well too. But anyway, they love to put the women
Speaker 18: against each other so instantly that caught the headlines that
Speaker 18: caught social After the game, you know, they do their
Speaker 18: postgame interviews. Caitlyn Clark actually addressed the situation. Let's take
Speaker 18: a listen.
Speaker 17: That's not making anything that it's not.
Speaker 23: I'm not sure what the ref saw to upgrade it,
Speaker 23: and that's up to their discretion after watching the initial
Speaker 23: whatever happened during the play, and then whatever happened after.
Speaker 23: You know, if we watch a lot of basketball, you
Speaker 23: it's a take foul to put them at the free
Speaker 23: throw line. I rather give up two points. You know,
Speaker 23: I've watched a lot of basketball in my life. That's
Speaker 23: exactly what it was. I wasn't trying to do anything malicious.
Speaker 11: That's not the type of player I am.
Speaker 5: So yes, was it anything like that?
Speaker 23: And I went for the ball, and that's clear as
Speaker 23: day in the replay.
Speaker 7: You watch it, you know it shouldn't have been upgraded.
Speaker 23: But again that's us to the refs discretion.
Speaker 19: But I appreciate it Abe having my back.
Speaker 14: I guess I don't even know what she did.
Speaker 3: I didn't see that. Yeah, what did it? Leo Boston
Speaker 3: get it technical for Leo bost didn't do nothing but
Speaker 3: break them up.
Speaker 18: I was about to say, she just jumped in and
Speaker 18: did what she should have done any normal person. That
Speaker 18: would have been your reaction if you're stating it right.
Speaker 18: There was a game in between the separate the ladies.
Speaker 2: She scored a triple double two twenty ten to ten,
Speaker 2: so Katy gets busy.
Speaker 4: It was a good triple double, but that last rebound
Speaker 4: she got was whack. She was already on the bench
Speaker 4: they brought her.
Speaker 3: But I don't want to hit.
Speaker 4: None of y'all talk about Angel re stat pad no
Speaker 4: more okay, and the irony of her needing the rebound
Speaker 4: for a triple doubles. She was going to bing came
Speaker 4: back in the game to get that rebound, So I
Speaker 4: don't want to hear y'all talking about areur restaff pad
Speaker 4: no more? Okay. We saw Kaitlyn Clark blatantly that on Saturday.
Speaker 17: Yep, right exactly.
Speaker 2: But they were playing basketball. It wasn't I don't think
Speaker 2: it was anything milicious. They were playing basketball. She was
Speaker 2: going for the ball.
Speaker 17: That's not the same.
Speaker 3: People going to win it all this year.
Speaker 4: By the way, that was my prediction before the season,
Speaker 4: after I saw all the changes they made due to
Speaker 4: their roster in the off season.
Speaker 3: They're gonna win it all this year.
Speaker 17: Well, Angel re spoke out to it was really quick.
Speaker 18: You can't really hear her in the audio that we had,
Speaker 18: but she basically she not basically she said basketball plays refs.
Speaker 17: It was a basketball player. The refs got it right.
Speaker 17: Let's move on, right.
Speaker 3: This is good for the w n b A the
Speaker 3: first game of the season. I love it, you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: And everybody told me about it talking about the Yes, Listen,
Speaker 4: I watched the w n b A.
Speaker 3: It's good for the game, good for the games.
Speaker 17: I agree.
Speaker 3: The major reason Kaitlyn Clark, the robbery is good for
Speaker 3: the game. It just is.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 17: In other news, Tory Lanes.
Speaker 18: Remember we talked about Tori up here and all the
Speaker 18: conversations that have been happening. Now there's a bunch of
Speaker 18: different you know, people and anchors coming out and saying
Speaker 18: he was unfair and he was railroaded and all these things. Right,
Speaker 18: so uh, there has been a change dot org position
Speaker 18: position petition created for Tory Lanes to help him come home,
Speaker 18: and there have been some celebrities that have been speaking
Speaker 18: out about it over the weekend. One of the major
Speaker 18: celebrities that posted about it was Drake. Drake posted to
Speaker 18: his Instagram and he tagged the link of the change
Speaker 18: dot Org position petition.
Speaker 17: Why not keep saying position because we just talk about masketball.
Speaker 3: Yeah, different positions.
Speaker 18: You'll be really having a decompressed like this weekend. I
Speaker 18: really tried to just like get it all out.
Speaker 6: Like, hey, yo.
Speaker 18: As well, he wants what you put out allegedly. Well,
Speaker 18: just Drake posted and he posted it to his insist
Speaker 18: where you could actually click the link to the change
Speaker 18: dot org petition and it said at Tory Lanes come
Speaker 18: home soon. In addition to Drake, you have a ti
Speaker 18: dollar sign that spoke out a bugie. Kodak Black posted
Speaker 18: everyone saying prayers for this amazing human rite and support him.
Speaker 18: Most importantly, pray sign these position petitions to get him home.
Speaker 18: Gillat posted, there's like now a whole movement because the
Speaker 18: people believe what a lot of these guys who are
Speaker 18: saying they were working on OPA is to reach out
Speaker 18: to this person and that person are saying.
Speaker 17: People feel like he should.
Speaker 5: Be come home.
Speaker 2: How's he doing the fact that he got stabbed fourteen times?
Speaker 2: Did anybody get an update of how he's doing?
Speaker 17: Yeah, we didn't get it, but yeah, reach out that
Speaker 17: we did.
Speaker 2: She said, I didn't reach out because I worked for
Speaker 2: her secretary.
Speaker 18: Because I'll be knowing where the news be going, and
Speaker 18: I'll be telling you to do things and then don't happen.
Speaker 3: But anyway, I'll do it.
Speaker 17: But anyway.
Speaker 18: Yeah, So Tory Lanez, there's been a report TMZ report
Speaker 18: exclusively that he is bouncing back big time after he
Speaker 18: was brutally stabbed.
Speaker 17: He says he's on the men, he's feeling much better.
Speaker 14: Uh.
Speaker 18: They say that the rapper was transferred back to the
Speaker 18: prison hospital within the last few days after getting the
Speaker 18: treatment at a medical facility in California, and they're told
Speaker 18: that his condition has now stabilized and he's breathing on
Speaker 18: his own, he's able to talk, and he's in fair condition.
Speaker 17: At this time.
Speaker 5: He is blessed fourteen times. Is insane? Where is the
Speaker 5: guy who'll stabbed him?
Speaker 18: Well, the guy that stabbed him in the same jail. Yes,
Speaker 18: what is he just asking me? Are you saying that
Speaker 18: the guy wasn't.
Speaker 3: Know what I'm saying?
Speaker 9: Like?
Speaker 5: Is he in the same Like what they gonna do
Speaker 5: with him?
Speaker 4: That is a great point, Like what did they do
Speaker 4: with him after he just tried to stab Torri Lanz?
Speaker 3: You don't keep him around to the second time before.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's done this before. He's in jail known for that.
Speaker 18: He was placed on restricted housing pending the outcome of
Speaker 18: the investigation that they're doing into the stabbing by prison officials.
Speaker 18: But no charges as of right now have been filed.
Speaker 2: What all right, Well that is the latest with Lauren
Speaker 2: b So give it that donkany two.
Speaker 4: Oh, we need Donald Trump Jr. To come to the
Speaker 4: front of the congregation. We'd like to have a word
Speaker 4: with him. Please, all right, we'll get to that next.
Speaker 4: It's the breakfast club.
Speaker 3: Good morning, wake up.
Speaker 6: If you're like to enter the breakfast club, la Maine,
Speaker 6: say the game.
Speaker 3: Don't get other shame Maine, you are don't.
Speaker 6: It's time for Donkeys to day.
Speaker 3: Donkey of today does not discriminate. I might now have
Speaker 3: this song today ride got the Donkeys Day, So we
Speaker 3: ever feel I need to be a donkey man.
Speaker 6: It's a breakfast club, bitch.
Speaker 3: Please don't keep the day today?
Speaker 4: Well at Sharon Donkey Today for Monday, May nineteenth goes
Speaker 4: to Donald Trump Junior. Now, if you haven't heard, President
Speaker 4: Joe Biden was diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate
Speaker 4: cancer that has spread to his bones.
Speaker 3: For more on that, Let's go to MSNBC for the report.
Speaker 7: Police former President Joan Biden announcing he has been diagnosed
Speaker 7: with an aggressive form of prostate cancer. In a statement
Speaker 7: his office announcing Biden was seen last week for a
Speaker 7: new finding of a prostate nodule after experiencing increasing urinary symptoms.
Speaker 7: On Friday, he was diagnosed with prostate cancer, which has
Speaker 7: spread to his bones. The cancer characterized with the gleas
Speaker 7: and score of nine, which medical experts say indicates the
Speaker 7: cancer cells are likely to grow and spread rapidly, his
Speaker 7: office noting while this represents a more aggressive form of
Speaker 7: the disease, the cancer appears to be hormone sensitive, which
Speaker 7: allows for effective management. At eighty two, Biden was the
Speaker 7: oldest sitting president when he left office in January, dropping
Speaker 7: out of the twenty twenty fourth race amid concerns over
Speaker 7: his age.
Speaker 5: And help.
Speaker 3: Oh that wasn't MSNBC, that was Good Morning America. Listen.
Speaker 4: I don't care what your politics are. I'm no fan
Speaker 4: of Joe Biden, but I don't wish cancer in any
Speaker 4: form on anyone. Okay, you either sin healing energy or
Speaker 4: you don't. Anything else is pointless. Well, Donald Trump Junior
Speaker 4: decided to be pointless.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 4: He first reposted a message saying politics aside, we wish
Speaker 4: a speedy recovery. He reposted that and put agree one
Speaker 4: hundred percent, but that laughed about three hours okay, three
Speaker 4: hours later he.
Speaker 3: Posted this message.
Speaker 4: What I want to know is how did doctor Jill
Speaker 4: Biden miss stage five metastatic cancer or is this yet
Speaker 4: another cover up? He wrote that as he reposted a
Speaker 4: message declaring from a doctor, it's highly likely that Biden
Speaker 4: was diagnosed as president and didn't tell the nation listen
Speaker 4: full disclosure. I thought the same thing. But I'm not
Speaker 4: a doctor, Okay, I thought to myself. Prostate exams are
Speaker 4: pretty common. I went to get a second me consultation
Speaker 4: back in twenty twenty three and ended up getting.
Speaker 3: A proftet exam. Okay.
Speaker 4: I had my annual physical last week and they drew
Speaker 4: my blood for a proftate exam. So my point is
Speaker 4: proftet exams are pretty common. So I was just thinking
Speaker 4: to myself, how does a person who sees the doctor
Speaker 4: on the regular, mister, early stages of prostate cancer? How
Speaker 4: is your first diagnosis aggressive and spread to the bone.
Speaker 4: That's where my mind went, but once again, I'm not
Speaker 4: a doctor. Okay, so I don't know. And the best
Speaker 4: thing when you don't know is just to shut the
Speaker 4: f out, because when you don't know, when you ask
Speaker 4: questions that aren't coming from a good place or make
Speaker 4: statements that aren't coming from a good place, end up
Speaker 4: sounding like Donald Trump Junior. First of all, doctor Jill Biden,
Speaker 4: Biden's wife has a doctorate in education. Okay, she's not
Speaker 4: a medical doctor, so I could easily see why she
Speaker 4: would miss it because she's not a medical doctor checking
Speaker 4: for it. Okay, Doctor Jill Biden's educational doctorate is for
Speaker 4: those seeking leadership roles in education. Okay, that's what educational
Speaker 4: doctor it is for those seeking leadership roles in education.
Speaker 4: And MD is a medical degree that prepares individuals to
Speaker 4: practice medicine and diagnose, treat, and prevent diseases. That's the difference,
Speaker 4: Okay for anyone who, like Donald Trump Jr.
Speaker 3: Doesn't know any better.
Speaker 4: Okay, Donald Trump Junior thinks doctor Dre can do knee surgery,
Speaker 4: all right, Donald Trump Junr. Thinks doctor Seuss was a
Speaker 4: licensed pediatrician. He also said, how do you miss stage
Speaker 4: five metastatic cancer? Metastatic means cancer that has spread. Well,
Speaker 4: there is one problem with that statement. There is simply
Speaker 4: no such thing as stage five cancer. It doesn't go
Speaker 4: high and four. Gay, Okay, I know every on college
Speaker 4: is in America screamed in unison like it was a
Speaker 4: hard movie when they heard that stage four is the
Speaker 4: highest it goes. There is no stage five cancer. This
Speaker 4: is not dragonball z. You don't just keep leveling up
Speaker 4: past the final bass. Okay, that's not how oncology works.
Speaker 4: Donald Trump Junior probably thinks stage six is when the
Speaker 4: cancer starts voting Democrat.
Speaker 3: Okay, Don Jr.
Speaker 4: Probably thinks web MD is a liberal conspiracy and that
Speaker 4: board certified just means someone is good at monopoly. Okay,
Speaker 4: Four is the highest he goes. Four is cancer that
Speaker 4: has spread through distant parts of the body for the record.
Speaker 4: Three is cancer that has spread through limp nodes and
Speaker 4: nearby tissue. Two is cancer that has grown more deeply
Speaker 4: into nearby tissue. One is a small tumor that hasn't spread,
Speaker 4: and zero is cancer cells found in their earliest forms.
Speaker 4: Come on, Donald Trump Junior, if you're gonna be nasty,
Speaker 4: at least be nasty in a somewhat smart way. Okay,
Speaker 4: the question you was asking, it's a valid one. All
Speaker 4: you could have just reposted is doctor. You reposted and
Speaker 4: left it at that. He reposted doctor Stephen Quay, I
Speaker 4: think his last name is, who said prostate cancer is
Speaker 4: the easiest cancer to diagnose when it first starts and
Speaker 4: to watch it progress to bone mottusis I know I'm
Speaker 4: pronouncing that wrong. He said it would be mild practice
Speaker 4: for his patient to show up and first be diagnosed
Speaker 4: with metastatic disease in May twenty twenty five. Okay, it
Speaker 4: is highly likely he was carrying a diagnosis of prostate
Speaker 4: cancer throughout his White House tenure and the American people
Speaker 4: were uninformed about it. It was perfectly fine, Donald Trump
Speaker 4: Junior to repost that and leave it at that, let
Speaker 4: everybody fuss and argue amongst themselves. But you decided to
Speaker 4: put some sauce on it and ended up signing like
Speaker 4: a devil. Damn fool. Please give Donald Trump Junior to
Speaker 4: biggest sea hull. You're gonna shoot, you gotta shoot smartly.
Speaker 4: At least at least.
Speaker 5: I didn't even know that Donald Trump had a junior.
Speaker 16: Yeah, I didn't know. I know he had a son.
Speaker 16: I just didn't know that Joe was a junior.
Speaker 2: It's crazy, all right, Well thank you for that donkey today, sir,
Speaker 2: yesde Now we're gonna open up the phone lines. Clear mind,
Speaker 2: clear your mind, clear your mind. Eight hundred five, eight
Speaker 2: five one oh five to one. Have you ever lost
Speaker 2: a friendship because of a new relationship?
Speaker 3: That is the question?
Speaker 6: Eight hundred five.
Speaker 3: I'm not Taylor Happy belated born day Tailor.
Speaker 2: Now, Taylor, one of our producers who is is pregnant
Speaker 2: right now.
Speaker 5: She has the most pregnant you Tailor seven salute the
Speaker 5: big p.
Speaker 4: They hating on you because you got a little both day,
Speaker 4: because you're not started the family.
Speaker 3: So what happened, Taylor? What happened? Taylor? Blast them right
Speaker 3: now on plath Tailor.
Speaker 17: Its long story short.
Speaker 24: I had a friend, longtime friend, who once I got
Speaker 24: into this relationship, and especially because I got pregnant so fast,
Speaker 24: you is not that supportive from the jump, and I
Speaker 24: think more.
Speaker 17: Am more.
Speaker 24: So that's basically.
Speaker 3: So, y'all used to go out.
Speaker 6: Y'all used to do things together.
Speaker 2: Y'all used to go on vacations and trips and go
Speaker 2: to brunches and the clubs and go see Kendrick Lamar together.
Speaker 6: And now you don't take her, you take your boot.
Speaker 24: Yeah you should, but I think she and I think
Speaker 24: it was just more so she didn't like the change
Speaker 24: of it, and from that she it all happened when
Speaker 24: he wanted to throw me a surprise party, and.
Speaker 2: How she usually she throws the party, but now he
Speaker 2: wants to come in and jump on what she usually does.
Speaker 2: And he wanted to pick the DJ and where the
Speaker 2: venue was, and the colors are doing all that.
Speaker 3: We don't care about them single family lists, hefless.
Speaker 1: One.
Speaker 2: Have you ever lost a friend because of your new relationship?
Speaker 2: Now you got a new boot, and people don't know
Speaker 2: how to act no more.
Speaker 3: Because this happened to you.
Speaker 14: You damn right.
Speaker 6: You're gonna tell your third when you come back.
Speaker 5: Yes, there's a bunch of clowns out there.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, all right, we'll get to a NeXT's
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 25: It's topic time called eight hundred and five eight five
Speaker 25: one oh five one to join into the discussion with
Speaker 25: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Morning everybody. It's stevej Envy, just hilarious. Charlamagnea God, we
Speaker 2: are the Breakfast Club. Now, if you're just joining us,
Speaker 2: we open up the phone line eight hundred and five
Speaker 2: eight five one oh five to one, and we're asking,
Speaker 2: have you ever lost a friendship because of a new relationship?
Speaker 3: Taylor?
Speaker 2: Our producer came in here and said that one of
Speaker 2: her closest friends is really not her close friends anymore
Speaker 2: because she got a new boat.
Speaker 5: Taylor left this off becauseunless she got pregnancy brain. So
Speaker 5: I'm gonna say it. Why was all right?
Speaker 16: So Taylor's boyfriend was trying to give her a surprise
Speaker 16: gender revealed party, and the damn best friend told Taylor
Speaker 16: about the surprise because she didn't have nothing to do
Speaker 16: with planning it.
Speaker 3: And tweeted Taylor having a sun y'all don't need to come.
Speaker 16: That is not what she did. She already a clown.
Speaker 16: Don't make a clown. Yeah, that that would have been
Speaker 16: so petty if she did that.
Speaker 17: She told the girl.
Speaker 5: About the damn surprise.
Speaker 3: I just to study.
Speaker 16: Yeah, So then you know, that didn't discourage Taylor's boyfriend,
Speaker 16: so he was like, you know what that may Taylor? Man,
Speaker 16: He still reached out to the friend like all right, look,
Speaker 16: I don't know why you told her about it, but
Speaker 16: I made it seem like I canceled it. But I'm
Speaker 16: still gonna have it. We just gonna change the date
Speaker 16: and and you can still come and everything. Why she
Speaker 16: hit Tailoring told her again, she is a clown, That's
Speaker 16: what I said.
Speaker 5: She was never your friends. She wanted you she was,
Speaker 5: so this is the problem.
Speaker 16: She she was so used to having access to Tailor
Speaker 16: because she wanted Taylor to be that same single lonely
Speaker 16: girl when back with Taylor didn't know her.
Speaker 3: Work, that's right, when she was a single, lonely girl.
Speaker 5: Yes, and he's talking about these niggas.
Speaker 16: You know what I'm saying, Family, I helped Taylor get
Speaker 16: to where she yet today, that.
Speaker 3: Is exactly.
Speaker 5: But and.
Speaker 4: We gotta make sure Tailoring out here living a little
Speaker 4: stud life, you know what I'm saying. Because now that
Speaker 4: she got her bull family previous, like.
Speaker 16: She was all over the place and everything, we know
Speaker 16: this was just a friend exactly.
Speaker 2: You know, you're saying she's hurt because she had feelings.
Speaker 6: Maybe Baby promised to something else.
Speaker 3: It was like open up the box. She opened up
Speaker 3: the box.
Speaker 16: She may have you know, because it was a lot
Speaker 16: of things Sala was going through when I came around.
Speaker 4: Wow, listen, Taylor did change the girl's name in her
Speaker 4: phone the state property crazy.
Speaker 3: I don't know what that means.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 10: Come on?
Speaker 13: It's kikik Do.
Speaker 6: You love me with some talk to us?
Speaker 17: Come on?
Speaker 13: And well, I'm calling because I had this friend. She
Speaker 13: got pregnant. First, she lost her baby daddy, and I
Speaker 13: became pregnant. I had to drive an hour away for something.
Speaker 13: I hold it for the baby, and I had a
Speaker 13: platinam man said do not go and see you get
Speaker 13: that black teaing ice became late and after that I
Speaker 13: got this full text message of I am not a
Speaker 13: good friend and I don't need that. She doesn't need
Speaker 13: my help anymore. Well, ten years later passed by. She
Speaker 13: has a family now and now she's trying to recandle
Speaker 13: the friendship. I just feel like at the time she didn't,
Speaker 13: you know, she lost her baby, saw that I had
Speaker 13: a family and doing things, she just.
Speaker 10: Didn't agree with it.
Speaker 13: Now that she has a family now she's trying to
Speaker 13: come back around.
Speaker 5: How you feel about that?
Speaker 3: Stay over there?
Speaker 13: Yeah, I kind of feel like I did everything. I
Speaker 13: put that baby baby shower together when you lost someone
Speaker 13: and I needed you there for me, and it's like,
Speaker 13: how do I even introduce my kids?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 14: Like how do we do that?
Speaker 5: It wouldn't be so bad if she didn't let ten
Speaker 5: years go past?
Speaker 16: I mean, damn, I mean I understand the frame of
Speaker 16: mind that she must have been in losing her child's
Speaker 16: dad and everything, like and everything. It was fresh and
Speaker 16: you know, you, you know, nobody ever expects for that
Speaker 16: to happen.
Speaker 5: She had to do it on her own time. But
Speaker 5: to let ten years go past, that's weird.
Speaker 13: That's like, hey, yeah, like, hey.
Speaker 5: I got what I want? Else now the line again, No,
Speaker 5: that's not how I go That's very crazy.
Speaker 3: Thank you for your call. Keiki.
Speaker 2: So the question is eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 2: oh five to one. You ever lost a friendship because
Speaker 2: of a new relationship?
Speaker 6: That is the question.
Speaker 2: Call us up now, it's the Breakfast Club, Good morning.
Speaker 25: If y'all talking about it, you know we talking about it.
Speaker 6: It's toughing times.
Speaker 25: Called eight hundred five eight five one five one to
Speaker 25: join into the discussion with the Breakfast Club Morning.
Speaker 2: Everybody is stevej env Jess hilarious Charlamagne de God.
Speaker 3: We are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Now, if you're just joining us, we're asking have you
Speaker 2: ever lost a friendship because of a new relationship? Now,
Speaker 2: this conversation comes from our producer Taylor, who recently.
Speaker 6: Just found out that her friend really wasn't her friend.
Speaker 3: Yup, you want to break it down what happened?
Speaker 16: Yes, she was a jealous clown trying to sabotage the situation.
Speaker 16: She was acting like she didn't like Pat. At one
Speaker 16: point she had told Taylor like, I'm just trying to
Speaker 16: protect you, like I don't really like like who he is,
Speaker 16: Like I gotta fiel him out more. And it's like
Speaker 16: damn like because she felt like because it happened so
Speaker 16: fast for Tailor, and this is something that she's been wanted,
Speaker 16: you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: So that happens though, that that actually does.
Speaker 3: Happen, hoteler, don't ever plan to be friends with this
Speaker 3: young lady tonight.
Speaker 16: Taylor tried, She tried, She tried to try. She gains
Speaker 16: she the girl again and again proves how jealous she is.
Speaker 5: And so Taylor don't want nothing to.
Speaker 3: Do it no more.
Speaker 4: She said that now to that girl with that baby
Speaker 4: registry and ball out. That's what's gonna happen. That friend's
Speaker 4: gonna go to Taylor's baby registry and ball out. Then
Speaker 4: what then we got to be our friend of game?
Speaker 2: Now it says you've been on It says you've been
Speaker 2: on both ends of what excuse me?
Speaker 15: I've been a friend that cuts somebody off and I've
Speaker 15: been the friend that got cut off. But now y'all
Speaker 15: have added a much more context to the story. Like
Speaker 15: before with the intro, it wasn't we didn't know about
Speaker 15: the baby shower and all that, But yeah, maybe she
Speaker 15: really not a friend. I was gonna say we maybe
Speaker 15: because it's the flag how long I be out there friends?
Speaker 15: Because you got to look at it from the objectives
Speaker 15: and I don't have any feelings for tailor though I
Speaker 15: would be looking at it from like the outside perspective,
Speaker 15: from both sides. Baby shower information, yeah, no, she kind
Speaker 15: of yeah. I think like.
Speaker 4: It was a gender reveal, not a baby shower.
Speaker 15: The gender reveal. Well, whichever, however, either one. Yeah, that
Speaker 15: was kind of bowl.
Speaker 3: What about them?
Speaker 4: What about them both potentially maybe being studs?
Speaker 5: She was never stud.
Speaker 3: Listen, is this something you want to clear before we
Speaker 3: get about it.
Speaker 5: Yes, First of all, that whole state property stopped phone.
Speaker 17: No, I did not.
Speaker 24: Never stud nothing like that anything. I would be a
Speaker 24: pro princeice.
Speaker 3: But that that.
Speaker 5: Happened with this girl, right, he.
Speaker 17: Has never happened.
Speaker 6: That ever happened.
Speaker 4: Clearing usself, Clara, what if she goes what if she
Speaker 4: go to your baby registry and ball out?
Speaker 5: You don't have it.
Speaker 1: Broke?
Speaker 9: You know what?
Speaker 3: That was bad? I you just said that you just
Speaker 3: like I didn't.
Speaker 17: Like we got before. I was trying to give her time.
Speaker 3: To get together.
Speaker 24: I told her she owes him an apology, and she
Speaker 24: just kept dragging it out. It's been like six months
Speaker 24: or so.
Speaker 6: How were your friends like eight years?
Speaker 3: So she's a financially challenged.
Speaker 6: Family list.
Speaker 17: Did Yeah, she just dragged guy.
Speaker 3: So she takes you today and said, look my bad damn.
Speaker 6: Oh sorry friend, m damn. What's the marrow of the story.
Speaker 4: The marl of the story is man Taylor be stunting
Speaker 4: on you holes. Ever since Taylor got her man and
Speaker 4: got pregnant. She don't care about none of you family
Speaker 4: lists flex okay, you little single ass familyless.
Speaker 3: She looks down on you period. Okay. She looks down
Speaker 3: on you want you all to know that.
Speaker 6: Even even the ones that work up here.
Speaker 3: Okay, letting you know, just letting you know, just letting
Speaker 3: you know. Okay, you know who you are.
Speaker 6: You know who you are.
Speaker 5: And she's done the self work.
Speaker 16: You've done a lot of work coming to me every week, right, Taylor,
Speaker 16: go ahead and let them speaking of.
Speaker 24: Mic, you've got your work once that got close to
Speaker 24: the guide and everything else too.
Speaker 3: And no, that is true.
Speaker 4: Taylor did, Taylor did go on our spiritual journey. I
Speaker 4: remember she said some change ago.
Speaker 24: Okay, yeah, I'm with myself about like what I want
Speaker 24: and everything else.
Speaker 3: So are you lying?
Speaker 17: Ass?
Speaker 3: Single?
Speaker 4: Familyless, helpless? Get honest with yourself? Okay, I wrote a
Speaker 4: book about it. Get honest to die lying?
Speaker 3: Okay? Why why? Why your relationships're going to read?
Speaker 5: Everything turns with.
Speaker 3: Buy the book. And then after you buy the book,
Speaker 3: go to my car show the black tickets for the
Speaker 3: show this. You guys got to do it all.
Speaker 4: But guess what, you know what you didn't do. You
Speaker 4: didn't tell them to buy that book Real life, real
Speaker 4: family because they don't got none.
Speaker 3: Exactly now, exactly now, they.
Speaker 6: Don't have a family, exactly real love being able to
Speaker 6: help me get this stuff.
Speaker 3: Now, what's up?
Speaker 2: Well, I'll have it at the call show if you
Speaker 2: don't get it. But anyway, the ladies with Lauren's up
Speaker 2: next to the Breakfast Club. Good morning to breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Morning.
Speaker 3: Everybody's DJ Envy just hilarious.
Speaker 2: Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get
Speaker 2: to the latest with laurens wan be coming a straight fast.
Speaker 3: She gets them. Somebody that knows, somebody get the detail.
Speaker 17: I'm a long girl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 3: She'd be having the latest on you.
Speaker 6: That's the the latest with Lauren la Rosa.
Speaker 3: Sometimes you have sometimes you have details, sometimes you have
Speaker 3: a little bit of everything.
Speaker 6: It's the latest on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 17: Talk to me well and good news.
Speaker 18: I wanted to send a congratulations out to Jasmine Brown
Speaker 18: Jazzy to me Jazzy, watch Jazzy. She announced over the
Speaker 18: weekend that they are expecting their second child together.
Speaker 16: She was at Prickness and I forgot that that was
Speaker 16: this weekend. Yeah, shout out to Preakness out there at
Speaker 16: Baltimore City, my city. At the Pemlical Racetrack, we have
Speaker 16: Freakness every every May. So yeah, it was real big
Speaker 16: and shout out to Governor Wes Moore and the first
Speaker 16: Lady Dawn Moore for putting on a lot of the events.
Speaker 5: From the tenth to the seventeenth. Yeah, priess was real.
Speaker 18: It was a lot of people there, but she was there. Yeah, no, no,
Speaker 18: go ahead, she was there. But it was a ton
Speaker 18: of names and she looked amazing. She said yellow. She
Speaker 18: posted a baby bump and she was like, you know,
Speaker 18: we're doing Preakness. It's a mom and dad edition where
Speaker 18: she revealed her baby bumps, so sending her congratulations. And
Speaker 18: then I mean the news takes a turn because it
Speaker 18: always just does.
Speaker 6: Yes, it just does.
Speaker 18: Over the weekend, there was also video circulating of Antonio
Speaker 18: Brown got into a fight and there was gunshots that
Speaker 18: were lette off. He was detained by police over the
Speaker 18: weekend at a fight. He was at a fight. It
Speaker 18: was at aid Aiden Ross boxing event. So backstory of
Speaker 18: what people are alleging happened. So him, there was him
Speaker 18: and a guy. There's a guy who spoke out was
Speaker 18: nam Is al Karanian. I'm probably saying that wrong. You
Speaker 18: guys will remember this guy because he's the man who
Speaker 18: got remember the guy who did the palistin protest during
Speaker 18: the Super Bowl ran up there and they had to
Speaker 18: like come and grab him. Kendrick's set, so that guy
Speaker 18: is coming out and saying that he's the person that
Speaker 18: got into it with Antonio Brown.
Speaker 17: But basically Antonio Brown was there.
Speaker 18: The video goes viral of him and like the scuffle
Speaker 18: with a bunch of different people and you hear gunshots
Speaker 18: go off. He was then after the gunshots were off,
Speaker 18: He was then detained by police, but he was shortly
Speaker 18: released after and people were trying to figure out where
Speaker 18: the gun shots came from because there is video, multiple
Speaker 18: videos of this event, and a lot of the reports
Speaker 18: were saying that you could allegedly see a gun in
Speaker 18: his left hand as he was running, but nothing that
Speaker 18: has been confirmed. So Antonio Brown had to come out
Speaker 18: and try and clear it up. He said that the
Speaker 18: boxing event that happened, he was jumped by multiple individuals
Speaker 18: who tried to sell his jewey and cause physical harm
Speaker 18: to him. He says, contrary to some of the video circulating,
Speaker 18: because he does look like he is like just like
Speaker 18: going off for no reason.
Speaker 3: In the videos, a couple people look like they hit him, yes,
Speaker 3: but he's.
Speaker 17: Yes, he's going off police. He said.
Speaker 18: Police temporarily detained him and they received his side of
Speaker 18: the story and then he was released. He said he
Speaker 18: went home that night. He wanted to make it clear
Speaker 18: he was not arrested. He plans to be taking legal
Speaker 18: action and pressing charges on the individual individuals that jumped him,
Speaker 18: and he's going to keep people posted.
Speaker 17: Step by step.
Speaker 18: And people were wondering, Okay, so you're saying that you
Speaker 18: were rob but there were gunshots that went off.
Speaker 17: What happened? So this man's or Karan did an interview
Speaker 17: with TMZ and he gave some backstory on what he is.
Speaker 17: A leeging happened.
Speaker 6: Let's say listen what exactly started it? Did you give
Speaker 6: him a look?
Speaker 3: Was there like any Listen?
Speaker 8: I spent forty days in a Dubai jail because we
Speaker 8: were out there for Floyd. Maywea look like he tried
Speaker 8: to defraud me out of a multi tended design that
Speaker 8: I was trying to go talk to.
Speaker 3: I was going to talk to Floyd about being the ambassador.
Speaker 8: Long story shot, he gave me something the hole, but
Speaker 8: then he back doored and called the police on me
Speaker 8: and then got me locked up.
Speaker 14: Three years later, it came to a head at this
Speaker 14: Aiden Ross event.
Speaker 12: He went got a.
Speaker 14: Gun Ryan Wild gun fired one hundred.
Speaker 8: I was fed and so he's trying to steal off
Speaker 8: on me and then he went got a gun shot
Speaker 8: while fighting.
Speaker 3: We fight, He shot at me twice, praised me.
Speaker 4: Do I allow?
Speaker 5: I wasn't it.
Speaker 26: He runs into me after he shoot me. We're tustling
Speaker 26: him for the gun, fighting for the gun. We both
Speaker 26: get up off the ground. When I looked up, the
Speaker 26: police is pointing a gun at us. The sheriff is
Speaker 26: pointing a gun at us. That's when I threw my
Speaker 26: hands up. He runs inside and that's when they run
Speaker 26: after him.
Speaker 18: Now in the video, like, there's multiple and because people
Speaker 18: were live and it were streaming, they were doing all
Speaker 18: the things right because there's a lot of young kids there.
Speaker 18: There's one video that reports are pointing to where you
Speaker 18: hear the person recording being like he that you literally
Speaker 18: hear them say he has a gun.
Speaker 17: He has a gun.
Speaker 18: Boom, the shots go off and everybody starts to scramble.
Speaker 18: In the statement I just read to you, guys, ab
Speaker 18: does not address the gun shots. A gun or anything
Speaker 18: of that nature. And there has been no updates on
Speaker 18: where the shots came from from actual law enforcement. But yeah,
Speaker 18: crazy scraffle. It was so many people outside too, because
Speaker 18: it's aiden Rocks. Everybody was there, so it could have
Speaker 18: turned really really bad.
Speaker 4: But you know, one thing I was thinking about when
Speaker 4: I saw all of this, but what happened all that
Speaker 4: money that ab raised for that man that was lying
Speaker 4: about being at a job and his kids off McDonald? Wow,
Speaker 4: I don't know, we'd just be lating things, just gop
Speaker 4: all that money because he said he was gonna give
Speaker 4: Chris McDonald Chris McDonald, I don't know if he ever't
Speaker 4: even got it.
Speaker 3: No, his name was Chris McDonald. I forgot what his
Speaker 3: name was.
Speaker 18: Remember he said he was going to give it back.
Speaker 18: If it wasn't like true, I could reach out to
Speaker 18: I'm gonna look at us.
Speaker 3: I just wonder what happen. Chris Lewis was his name.
Speaker 4: That's the guy who who allegedly walked to his three
Speaker 4: kids from his apartment to McDonald's and left him while
Speaker 4: he was on a job interview with Then the police
Speaker 4: said he wasn't on a job interview and Antonio Brown
Speaker 4: raised all that money for him.
Speaker 3: I just wonder what having all that money.
Speaker 18: I'm trying to find it. The go fund me still
Speaker 18: up because wow, I didn't even think about that. Well,
Speaker 18: he got a lot more to worry about right now.
Speaker 18: But he didn't say he was gonna give it back
Speaker 18: if it came that the story wasn't true. He was
Speaker 18: trying to Maybe he was trying to do something good there.
Speaker 18: But yeah, heavy birthday to Malcolm X's his birthday.
Speaker 3: It would have been what one hundred yeah years old.
Speaker 17: I don't know why he was putting it together. Just
Speaker 17: see maybe than Michael Besage.
Speaker 3: People. I don't like people say that he would have
Speaker 3: been one hundred maybe well, oh you mean like.
Speaker 17: You don't know if he would have lived to actually.
Speaker 3: But yesterday is his birth birthday. That's right?
Speaker 2: All right, Well that is the latest with Lauren. Thank you,
Speaker 2: Lawrence off the court. She'll fill us in with everything
Speaker 2: that happened today with the Diddy trial. Yes, okay, all right.
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Speaker 16: She she had a little She came down before the
Speaker 16: show and I gave us some shots because you know,
Speaker 16: that's all she came down there for.
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Speaker 16: He shut down. He shut it down from me. I
Speaker 16: got there a little late, and you know they closed
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Speaker 5: Why it was people lined up.
Speaker 3: They was megas.
Speaker 5: They was like we see her in there. We went
Speaker 5: the full Yo. People really wanted Kelsey's that show.
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Speaker 14: Yep.
Speaker 5: They had to like like, yo, y'all can't come in
Speaker 5: until for They was like no, the lady came in.
Speaker 5: She said there. She said, well, I guess I'm taking
Speaker 5: my food to go like she was. She was not playing.
Speaker 5: So shout out to Kelsey's man. Shout out to them.
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