Speaker 1: Shut you out to turn it down. Damn yo yo
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Speaker 2: Good morning, just hilarious.
Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 3: He stood up playing it is Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 3: You know, just your friendly neighborhood nationally syndicated morning show.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm sure that this local morning shows that
Speaker 3: sound better? Ykay sloth all of y'all. Yes, that is
Speaker 3: right to trust me.
Speaker 1: It ain't what it appears to be.
Speaker 2: Okay, well come on, it just a live show. So
Speaker 2: all right, what's happened?
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, I'm.
Speaker 2: Gonna get them started.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean nobody cares. What else?
Speaker 2: Good morning, yess how you feeling. I'm good. I come back,
Speaker 2: thank you. How was New Orleans is crazy? It was?
Speaker 1: It was crazy game? Huh you went to the game?
Speaker 4: No, I did not go to the game all every day.
Speaker 4: I was down Torow from the s from the sixth
Speaker 4: to the tent.
Speaker 2: Yes. I ate at Morrows.
Speaker 4: I ate at Mondays because you got another restaurant, Mondays.
Speaker 2: I ate at Yo up up a lot of different places.
Speaker 1: Dope, but it was good. It was lit.
Speaker 5: Yo.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you something new.
Speaker 6: Orleans.
Speaker 2: That's where everybody decided to cheat at or something.
Speaker 4: Really yeah, and I'm telling you man, people were seeing
Speaker 4: me and they was their little side chicks, and I'm like, yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Did report that you had a girlfriend.
Speaker 5: You know what I mean.
Speaker 2: I'm talking about eyes dilated they see me.
Speaker 7: I'm like, when people see running way.
Speaker 1: Was supposed to be listening. Absolutely play with it.
Speaker 4: But the side chicks love Jesselarious, so they want to
Speaker 4: come and speak and all that.
Speaker 2: And it was no talking.
Speaker 1: To her because just with THESS.
Speaker 2: You should have seen some of their faces.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I saw something you posted in your story the
Speaker 3: other day. I was like, what the hell that means?
Speaker 3: Let me see where find it? What was that? Let
Speaker 3: me see if I could find it.
Speaker 2: I was coming at somebody else because you.
Speaker 3: Said something about you said something about cheating when you
Speaker 3: see your side. Yeah, you posted Beyonce meme and you
Speaker 3: were like, when I see both my dudes in public.
Speaker 2: Oh oh, you know that's funny. That was just a
Speaker 2: funny meme.
Speaker 1: It just making it. You look refreshed this morning though,
Speaker 1: to be out here raising a newborn.
Speaker 4: Absolutely am I okay?
Speaker 7: Just a little bit all right? Well, Tamika Mallory will
Speaker 7: be joining us this morning. She has a new book,
Speaker 7: I Live to Tell the Story.
Speaker 3: Yes, her new book, I Live to Tell the Story,
Speaker 3: a memoir of love, legacy, and Resilience, is out today
Speaker 3: via Black Privilege, Simon and Schuster Publishing, and she will
Speaker 3: be here to talk all about her last book, with
Speaker 3: State of Emergency, that was more of a guide to
Speaker 3: help us get through that particular time that.
Speaker 1: We were in twenty twenty twenty twenty one. But this
Speaker 1: book is actually her memoir. So you're talking all about it.
Speaker 2: Is she related to Sharry Shepherd?
Speaker 1: I don't know, you don't think so.
Speaker 2: Where you get that from? They favor you think so?
Speaker 1: The comedian let me look shy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like that could be like a little sister like
Speaker 4: Tamika could be her little sister.
Speaker 2: I don't say it to me. I don't think they're
Speaker 2: related to trust.
Speaker 1: I don't think so.
Speaker 7: All right, Well, let's get the show crack and we
Speaker 7: got front page news. A lot to discuss in front
Speaker 7: page News, and then get it off your chest.
Speaker 1: Please.
Speaker 7: You can start getting on the phone lines right now
Speaker 7: eight hundred five eight five one oh five to one.
Speaker 7: If you need to vent, if you need to get
Speaker 7: some things off your chest. You can call us up
Speaker 7: right now. But Front page News is next. It's the
Speaker 7: Breakfast Club. Good morning warning everybody. It's DJ N V, Jess, Hilarious,
Speaker 7: Charlemagne the God. We are to breakfast Club. Let's get
Speaker 7: in some front page news.
Speaker 2: Good morning again, V Charlemagne and Jess. How y'all feel
Speaker 2: in good?
Speaker 1: Bless Black and Holly favor? What up, Morgan? I love it.
Speaker 1: I love to hear that.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 8: So the latest on Front page News is there's yet
Speaker 8: another aviation accident. Before I get into that, let's check
Speaker 8: in with the Trump administration. So Hamas is suspending a
Speaker 8: planned hostage release for this weekend after it claimed Israel
Speaker 8: is not following the terms of their ceasefire agreement. A
Speaker 8: Hamas officials said there have been numerous violations, which they
Speaker 8: said include delaying the return of displaced Palestinians to Northern Gaza,
Speaker 8: not allowing supplies to enter the strip, and gunfire in
Speaker 8: various parts of the regent Now. The militant group said
Speaker 8: because of this, the hostage exchange that's set for Saturday
Speaker 8: is been postponed until further notice.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 8: Israel said the development is a complete violation of the
Speaker 8: ceasefire and hostage deal that they struck before Now. Yesterday afternoon,
Speaker 8: President Trump spoke from the Oval, officing he would call
Speaker 8: for an end to the ceasefire deal if Israel and
Speaker 8: Hamas between Israel and Hamas, if every Israeli hostage is
Speaker 8: not released from Gaza on Saturday, let's hear more from
Speaker 8: President Trump.
Speaker 9: As far as I'm concerned, if all of the hostages
Speaker 9: aren't returned by Saturday at twelve o'clock, I think it's
Speaker 9: an appropriate time. I would say, cancel it, and all
Speaker 9: bets are off and let hell break out. I'd say
Speaker 9: they ought to be returned by twelve o'clock on Saturday.
Speaker 9: And if they're not returned, all of them, not in
Speaker 9: drips and drabs, not two and one and three and
Speaker 9: four and two Saturday at twelve o'clock, and after that,
Speaker 9: I would say, all hell is going to break out.
Speaker 10: What are your thoughts on that?
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know what the ceasefire agreement is,
Speaker 3: but I'm sure Trump. But Trump would rather give Israel
Speaker 3: to greenlight to wipe Gaza out. Like Trump already told you,
Speaker 3: he wants to take over the region and displace all
Speaker 3: the Palestinians, So that don't sound like, you know, they
Speaker 3: looking for peace. Also, if they go in and you know,
Speaker 3: wipe out the Gaza script, won't they be hurting the
Speaker 3: hostages too?
Speaker 2: Absolutely?
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely yeah, absolutely so.
Speaker 8: In a recent interview with Fox News Brett Bayer, Trump
Speaker 8: said Palestinians wouldn't be welcomed back to the Gaza strip
Speaker 8: if they if the US decided to take over the region,
Speaker 8: because the conditions aren't livable, and he also called it
Speaker 8: a demolition site. He believes that he could strike a
Speaker 8: deal with neighboring nations to take in displace Palestinians. Neighboring
Speaker 8: nations like Egypt and Jordan. Let's hear more from President
Speaker 8: Trump on Gaza.
Speaker 11: No, they wouldn't because they're going to have much better housing,
Speaker 11: much better In other words, I'm talking about building a
Speaker 11: permanent place for them if they have to return. Now,
Speaker 11: it would be years before you could have it's not habitable,
Speaker 11: it will be years before it could happen. I think
Speaker 11: I could make a deal with Jordan. I think I
Speaker 11: could make a deal with Egypt. You know, we give
Speaker 11: them billions and billions of dollars a year.
Speaker 8: Now, the President, he's not wrong about that. The US
Speaker 8: does provide Jordan in Egypt with billions of dollars in
Speaker 8: humanitarian aid. But he does believe he could strike a
Speaker 8: deal with those nations, an other or other Arab nations.
Speaker 8: But so far they've pushed back, saying the plan would
Speaker 8: be a violation of international law. Some Republicans say that
Speaker 8: they believe this plan is far fetched. But Trump will
Speaker 8: be meeting with the King of Jordan at the White
Speaker 8: House today, so we will see how that develops. And
Speaker 8: in a political news relative to New York, the Department
Speaker 8: of Justice is set to drop a federal corruption case
Speaker 8: against New York City Mayor Eric Adams. That's according to
Speaker 8: a memo sent by Acting Deputy Attorney General Emma Amil
Speaker 8: Beauvey that instructed the acting US Attorney for the Southern
Speaker 8: District to dismiss the charges as soon as is practical.
Speaker 8: Charges were brought against Adams last year and what was
Speaker 8: the first prosecution of a sitting mayor in New York
Speaker 8: City history. So let's continue to watch out and see
Speaker 8: what happens to New York City Mayor Eric Adams. We
Speaker 8: knew that this was probably coming, but as he has
Speaker 8: aligned himself with the new administration. It seems as though
Speaker 8: that appears to be working in his favor.
Speaker 1: Why I didn't know the charge was going to be dropped.
Speaker 1: I thought that, you know, Trump would probably.
Speaker 2: Parton him after the fact.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but the mayor did tell top officials not to
Speaker 3: criticize the President Trump and not to interfere with immigration enforcement.
Speaker 1: So I guess being on the side of Donald Trump
Speaker 1: has his privileges for somebody like mayor Adam. Yeah.
Speaker 7: But the crazy thing is is when you look at
Speaker 7: the judicial system in the last what ten days, fifteen days,
Speaker 7: there is no nobody gives an that f like people
Speaker 7: do whatever they want to do.
Speaker 2: That's not true. What are you talking about.
Speaker 7: He just parted all these people. He didn't even go
Speaker 7: through the judicial process.
Speaker 1: But it's definitely a judicial system for regular mother efforts
Speaker 1: like us, not for those individuals. That's what are you
Speaker 1: talking about?
Speaker 2: But that is wild.
Speaker 3: Your ath ain't getting no pardon, Your your athink is
Speaker 3: gonna get your charges right.
Speaker 7: Talking, But it's crazy because if you align yourself with
Speaker 7: Trump or you have some political phrase, you don't.
Speaker 2: Even got to go to court.
Speaker 7: You you can do the crime and just I guess
Speaker 7: maybe it hasn't if we just haven't sitting in our
Speaker 7: face like this, but now it's in our face where
Speaker 7: it's just like middle fingers up, effort. It is what
Speaker 7: it is on both sides, though, yeap, literally on both sides.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 1: I'm still thinking about that God's Script thing.
Speaker 3: I really would like to talk to somebody way smarter
Speaker 3: than me about that, because I don't know how any
Speaker 3: of those things work. But if you decided to give
Speaker 3: Israel to Green, like to wipe out the godascript because
Speaker 3: he said that.
Speaker 1: All hell would break loose on a twelve noon Saturday.
Speaker 3: Yes, if you would be If you did that, you'd
Speaker 3: be taking out the hostages too, right, Like, if you
Speaker 3: want the hostages to be returned slavery safely, doesn't that
Speaker 3: defeat the whole purpose to have them just go wipe
Speaker 3: out the gods script?
Speaker 7: So almost like if I can't have them, you can't
Speaker 7: have me either. I have no idea, but that's what
Speaker 7: it sounds like.
Speaker 1: I don't, I don't don't. I don't get that.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, that is front page News. Thank you, Morgan.
Speaker 2: All right, talk to y'all at seven.
Speaker 7: Everybody else, get it off your chest eight hundred five
Speaker 7: eight five one oh five one. If you need to vent,
Speaker 7: phone lines to wide open again eight hundred five eight
Speaker 7: five one oh five one.
Speaker 2: Call us up right now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Wake up, wake up.
Speaker 2: At your time to get it off your chest? Your man, blas,
Speaker 2: we want to hear from you on the breakfast blass
Speaker 2: he who's this?
Speaker 5: What's up?
Speaker 12: Ify?
Speaker 5: This is Marcus man Mark?
Speaker 2: Because what's up? Where you call him from?
Speaker 10: Brother?
Speaker 13: Call him for Rafael North Carolina?
Speaker 2: What's up? Brother? Get it off your chest?
Speaker 12: Looked? Doubt? How you doing?
Speaker 6: Vy?
Speaker 2: I'm good?
Speaker 13: All right, all right, I'm.
Speaker 14: Calling Hold up my man, Charlamagne the fairy.
Speaker 1: Man right here, sir? How your mama doing?
Speaker 13: The man?
Speaker 5: You can't you can't go a week?
Speaker 13: No, he ain't a god here.
Speaker 5: The fairy bro?
Speaker 1: Okay anything else?
Speaker 13: Man, You can't go a week without saying no gates
Speaker 13: store broud a week.
Speaker 1: I ain't say nothing gay all week.
Speaker 12: You can't be the god brother.
Speaker 5: Where you be talking? Bro? It sounds like a fairy bro.
Speaker 1: You can't beat me up?
Speaker 15: Man?
Speaker 13: Come on, man, you you want to stick you a
Speaker 13: little big guy bro talking about but more you look
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Speaker 2: Never heard that one.
Speaker 1: That was you still can't beat me up?
Speaker 12: No more, no more?
Speaker 3: Is there anything else you'd like to say about my
Speaker 3: attractive features because you notice a lot of them.
Speaker 13: Man, I know you can't go a week without staying
Speaker 13: up about big sticks, the bubble gum.
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Speaker 6: Who's this?
Speaker 14: This Mike from Louisiana band of what's yam?
Speaker 2: What's something like? What's happening?
Speaker 12: Man?
Speaker 13: I want to get out of my chest and leave
Speaker 13: law La louis the laws.
Speaker 14: She got a man, it's that's a damn lie.
Speaker 1: Well, you know we got along.
Speaker 3: She got a few prospects for fry, though she acting
Speaker 3: like she don't, but she got a few. And yesterday
Speaker 3: she said it's a marathon as far as Valentine's Day's concerned.
Speaker 3: And you know from what I come on, from what
Speaker 3: I've been told, a lot of participations in the marathon.
Speaker 1: I want to know what place, then.
Speaker 5: What point time? Man LRD. I just want to know.
Speaker 1: She's not in it. I don't know what. What's your name?
Speaker 14: Tell us your name Mike from Louisiana.
Speaker 1: Oh, she don't know you for real?
Speaker 2: Mike Man?
Speaker 1: You crazy, Mike trying to get in the race.
Speaker 2: Yes, sir, Mike, Hello, who's.
Speaker 16: This is the morning?
Speaker 5: This is James called from North Carolina.
Speaker 2: What's James getting off your chest? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Over the weekend, Man, I checked up that documentary on
Speaker 5: Luther Vandross. I didn't realize how much that that man's
Speaker 5: music played a part of my young life. I mean,
Speaker 5: banger as a banger. That man was really talented.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, what kind of I never heard nobody say anything.
Speaker 3: I didn't know it was ever a question of whether
Speaker 3: not move for Van Drausser talented.
Speaker 5: No, No, it was not that far. I mean, I
Speaker 5: know he was. It was undoubted that he's talented. But
Speaker 5: you know, I didn't realize how much his music played
Speaker 5: a part in my life. When I was growing up.
Speaker 5: My parents always played his stuff man, and I always
Speaker 5: loved his music. But looking back at it, I was like, man, Man,
Speaker 5: he had some bankers.
Speaker 3: He got too much, never too much here and now
Speaker 3: dance with my father home, so many records like too many?
Speaker 17: Yeah, man.
Speaker 5: And on top of that, I never realized he didn't
Speaker 5: have a significant other. He never had a significant other.
Speaker 1: I'm just that you didn't. Yeah, you didn't know who
Speaker 1: the person was.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, you didn't know who he was.
Speaker 5: Well he kept it close to the chance then because.
Speaker 1: Wow, you didn't know who he was.
Speaker 6: He was gay.
Speaker 2: It's so funny.
Speaker 1: What about people, well, I mean they talk about it,
Speaker 1: talk about.
Speaker 5: Well he mentioned, he mentioned in the doc that he
Speaker 5: doesn't he doesn't want to put his sex loudy out there.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: By the way, I agree, it don't matter.
Speaker 3: I don't know when we got to this point in
Speaker 3: our society where we gotta know what everybody doing in
Speaker 3: their bedroom. It don't matter, Like you know, Luther Vandro
Speaker 3: slap regardless, that's.
Speaker 2: Right, slap that ass.
Speaker 3: Never too much gonna slap, regardless of if you're talking
Speaker 3: about you know, penis, vagina, Jesus, you know, whatever it.
Speaker 2: Is, get it off your chest.
Speaker 7: Eight hundred and five eight five one oh five one.
Speaker 7: If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's
Speaker 7: the Breakfast Club, Good morning, the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: It is your time to get it off your chest,
Speaker 2: whether you're mad.
Speaker 5: Or blast, so you better have the same innagy we want.
Speaker 2: To hear from you on the breakfast club. Hello. Who's this?
Speaker 12: Hey? Good morning? And behind you doing this is Wayne
Speaker 12: and Los Angeles. Good morning.
Speaker 2: What's up Wayne? Get it off your chest?
Speaker 12: Brother, Yes, sir, our first mmy. I just want to
Speaker 12: say our standing job that you guys do is just go.
Speaker 12: I just don't have the words for it, but and
Speaker 12: I just want to say Trump is headed towards being
Speaker 12: a full dictator now because this man is start ignoring
Speaker 12: federal judges orders, and Vance is you know, running point
Speaker 12: for him, and once that starts, it won't be no
Speaker 12: turning back from this dictatorship that this man is trying
Speaker 12: to go into. And it's really time for us, the
Speaker 12: people that were maning people, to get out in protest
Speaker 12: for a kind whatever we got to do peacefully, peacefully,
Speaker 12: and I emphasize that peacefully to make sure this man
Speaker 12: doesn't overturn this democracy that people like myself fought for
Speaker 12: and even though I'm sure people in you guys family
Speaker 12: sought for it too. So I just want to say,
Speaker 12: you know, y'all are doing outstanding. Josh Charlotte man, that's
Speaker 12: my main man. Just the hilarious. She's my beautiful.
Speaker 5: Queen, and all the queens to come on that.
Speaker 12: Uh promote the news and everything. I really enjoyed, y'all.
Speaker 12: God bless y'all. Oh yeah, just your beautiful baby. A
Speaker 12: thousand kisses for her, y'all.
Speaker 1: Have him go appreciate you brother, you know you'd be,
Speaker 1: you'd be. He's not wrong at all. Like you know,
Speaker 1: I was watching yesterday, I was speaking Mike Johnson declined
Speaker 1: to say whether President Donald Trump and his administration to
Speaker 1: comply with court rules. You know what I mean.
Speaker 3: So when you got an administration being sued on multiple
Speaker 3: fronts because of Trump's dismissing federal employees, and you know
Speaker 3: he's free he's freezing a certain funds appropriated by Congress,
Speaker 3: they're saying they don't have to they don't know whether
Speaker 3: they have to comply with court rulers.
Speaker 1: That lets you know all you need to know. Right there?
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this here? What's up?
Speaker 7: Trap?
Speaker 1: What's up?
Speaker 12: Tiling was going on?
Speaker 14: Jackson's going on?
Speaker 10: Or Lauren?
Speaker 1: I don't know who they're ast?
Speaker 5: Oh, what's up?
Speaker 10: Draft.
Speaker 1: What's that?
Speaker 12: How you doing? Baby? What's up?
Speaker 1: Jesus? What's the word?
Speaker 14: I got a question for y'all.
Speaker 2: Yes, I've been coming up there for like what.
Speaker 17: About a good seven years now, and I never got
Speaker 17: none of the gay accommodation that apparently y'all given out
Speaker 17: there at the Breakfast Club. And I don't even know
Speaker 17: what the gay accommodations are with the benefits are of
Speaker 17: being gay and coming up to the Breafast Club. Can
Speaker 17: y'all please let me know, because I've been coming up
Speaker 17: there for a while now, but.
Speaker 3: We got a different chair for gay people for this,
Speaker 3: A chair that got like this, Uh, it's like a
Speaker 3: building so when you sit on it, but you got
Speaker 3: to press the button. If you don't press the button,
Speaker 3: it won't shoot up if you don't press the button.
Speaker 1: Say, why have I never been offered this?
Speaker 2: Cheers?
Speaker 1: I mean you never. I don't know, you never asked
Speaker 1: for it.
Speaker 14: You matter of fact that I'm gonna see you, I
Speaker 14: don't know you didn't even saying yesterday, shar I kind
Speaker 14: of just put you in there. But men can, like
Speaker 14: men can actually be born gay. Ask me how I know?
Speaker 2: How do you know?
Speaker 14: Because I'm a gay man that was born gay.
Speaker 1: I do think. I do think people are born gay.
Speaker 14: I believe, like I've never been attracted to a woman
Speaker 14: at all, Like when it comes to like actually attraction,
Speaker 14: like at all, I didn't even get direction.
Speaker 1: All right, I believe people. I believe people are born gay.
Speaker 1: I don't disagree with that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I said, I don't think everybody is born gay.
Speaker 14: Everybody can't be turned out?
Speaker 1: Yeah, be turned out?
Speaker 2: You got a story?
Speaker 14: Well I want to tell I want to tell.
Speaker 1: You couldn't.
Speaker 3: I would be doing to turn it out. That's number one. Okay,
Speaker 3: you couldn't never turn me out. Okay, let's be clear
Speaker 3: about that.
Speaker 6: Marcus.
Speaker 3: Just call this saying enough, Well, Trave is actually gay.
Speaker 3: So we're having a conversation. I'm just letting Trave know
Speaker 3: he couldn't turn me out, all right, I would turn
Speaker 3: him out.
Speaker 1: Hello, Trave, Oh.
Speaker 2: Out gay gay?
Speaker 1: That is so funny, but it is true. Like I
Speaker 1: do believe people are born gay.
Speaker 3: But then I do believe that some people probably make
Speaker 3: a choice, like you know, depending on the circumstance.
Speaker 2: Not probably definitely.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you've warned about people being gay for pay in prison.
Speaker 2: My god, I wasn't talking in prison.
Speaker 1: Sometimes they make the choice for you, right saying yeah.
Speaker 2: All right, well get it off your chest. We got
Speaker 2: just with the mess coming.
Speaker 4: Up, yes, ketch eck, streams going up, and all people
Speaker 4: can think about it is shaping his jeans, his shaping
Speaker 4: guys them Levi is the ball bottoms that he had on.
Speaker 4: He was very much giving. But that's all people worried about.
Speaker 4: And this man's streams going crazy and all that.
Speaker 7: All right, well we'll get to that next dope move.
Speaker 7: It's the breakfast club, go boarding the breakfast club wanting
Speaker 7: everybody's t J N and V. Just hilarious, Charlamagne the
Speaker 7: gud We are the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Let's get you just with the message.
Speaker 10: This is real.
Speaker 18: Just Rob the Lord just don't.
Speaker 2: Do is gonna bring numbers on the breakfast club.
Speaker 19: Stott Stotts.
Speaker 4: So good in them jeans in my in my opinion,
Speaker 4: he looked good. The grouse was you know, you got
Speaker 4: to see how you work out. The was tight and everything.
Speaker 4: And I had the same Levi's. I had them the
Speaker 4: bell bottom Levi's it was fire. Well his are actually
Speaker 4: selene but damn, but but the glutes they did when
Speaker 4: he turned around I thought it was Levi's Yeah, it's crazy.
Speaker 2: So you saw the shape.
Speaker 4: Well, the shape and the glutes have helped him a lot,
Speaker 4: because Kendrick Lamar is streamed for his twenty twenty four
Speaker 4: song not Like Us actually soared to four hundred and
Speaker 4: thirty percent on Spotify.
Speaker 2: The glutes helped him out with that Oh yeah girl.
Speaker 4: You know when the body be body and they do
Speaker 4: what's supposed to do, you know how to go and
Speaker 4: this was all. This all happened hours after his halftime
Speaker 4: performance at the super Bowl, which is not uncommon. This
Speaker 4: happens with all the artists that take the Super Bowl stage.
Speaker 4: Is such a big stage, that's why they do it.
Speaker 4: The nine other songs he performed as a part of
Speaker 4: his thirteen minute set reached into the double digits for
Speaker 4: one hundred and seventy five percent total game, and this
Speaker 4: is according to data that was provided by the streaming
Speaker 4: service on Monday, according to US Spotify. Now that's great
Speaker 4: for him, but the there have been people still reacting good, bad, indifferent,
Speaker 4: woman's yeah to the performance. DJ Mustard actually sat down,
Speaker 4: not sat down, but he crawled into.
Speaker 2: A big boy in LA.
Speaker 4: The day after the Super Bowl performance and talked about
Speaker 4: the fact that DJ Mustard meant I'm sorry, the fact
Speaker 4: that Kendrick Lamar mentioned the lawsuit on the stage.
Speaker 2: Let's take a listen to audio too.
Speaker 20: When I was actually watching it last night and I
Speaker 20: told the neighborhood, I said, you probably get a damn damn,
Speaker 20: damn damn and that's it. So when I saw that
Speaker 20: part coming when he said about you know, he wanted
Speaker 20: to do it, but you know, paraphrasing, they.
Speaker 2: Liked too, I thought that's what I thought. That was it.
Speaker 10: I actually never heard that. I actually never heard that
Speaker 10: part either. I mean I heard the part, but I
Speaker 10: never heard him say that. And I was like, Okay,
Speaker 10: that's hard. So you good man, it's really good.
Speaker 1: You didn't know I was joking.
Speaker 21: I was joking with him that like in the in
Speaker 21: like in like the middle of the week, and I
Speaker 21: just woul send him a voice and the.
Speaker 2: Like, oh no, you really do it. So you hadn't
Speaker 2: heard that they loved the sue part.
Speaker 10: No, no, no, he s I didn't know what he
Speaker 10: was doing his own thing.
Speaker 20: Did you catch that live the same way that we
Speaker 20: called it live?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 10: I think the whole everybody's production everybody. That was just
Speaker 10: something here.
Speaker 3: I don't know even you think Drake would double down
Speaker 3: on being a sucker ass saw a loser by suing
Speaker 3: the NFL.
Speaker 1: I don't think he would do that. I don't think
Speaker 1: he shout the NFL right now.
Speaker 4: He did release a statement before the Super Bowl at Universal,
Speaker 4: he didn't come out in the NFL.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: At this point, I think everybody is like he basically
Speaker 4: said that they're not backing down. They don't care that
Speaker 4: the song's about to go to the Super Bowl, Like
Speaker 4: they're gonna keep doing what they're doing because they have
Speaker 4: proof of what they're leging. But I feel like at
Speaker 4: this point, since he didn already did any people, are
Speaker 4: you on them?
Speaker 2: Anybody for game?
Speaker 3: We how many legal letters they sent the NFL just
Speaker 3: trying to get the NFL to stop Kendrick from doing
Speaker 3: that song beforehand?
Speaker 1: Though I know he did, I know they did.
Speaker 7: I think they were to put that out what the
Speaker 7: super the NFL would have put that out that, you know,
Speaker 7: is there a report to that.
Speaker 4: We talked about that like a minute ago and like
Speaker 4: nothing surfaced from it. But must have actually talked about
Speaker 4: Drake too, because Big Boy wanted to know.
Speaker 2: You know, how does he move forward? Let's take a
Speaker 2: listen to audio one man.
Speaker 20: With everything through the battle, the five Grammy nominations, and
Speaker 20: as you said, man sweep super Bowl? What does what?
Speaker 20: And I know you can't speak for him. What the
Speaker 20: hell does Drake do after all this?
Speaker 10: I don't know, man. I actually don't think about what
Speaker 10: he could do. I have no idea.
Speaker 21: I kind of try to stay aligned with just pure,
Speaker 21: like just being pure and being on the right side
Speaker 21: of things and not doing no tactics and gimmicks. I've
Speaker 21: learned to not the tactics, the things that you do
Speaker 21: just to get attention.
Speaker 10: You don't need to do that. Just make music, man,
Speaker 10: and make good music and it'll be fine.
Speaker 1: Hey, man, So I don't know.
Speaker 10: I don't know what he will do.
Speaker 22: Now.
Speaker 3: There are some people who work it's like I got
Speaker 3: no damn howl on my shirt, were asking me what
Speaker 3: this man need to do for strategy?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 4: Well, a lot of people were saying that the super
Speaker 4: Bowl performance was horrible. We already talked about that, but
Speaker 4: Nick Young sat down with Gidbderenas.
Speaker 2: And't so stupid.
Speaker 1: There's somebody that well, horrible is a reach.
Speaker 4: Gilbert Arenas had a whole I mean, Gilbert Rea, I'm sorry,
Speaker 4: Nick Young had a whole different take. Let's take a
Speaker 4: listen to audio five.
Speaker 22: Number one, the Rap Game from Overall like the best ever,
Speaker 22: all the best ever, Wow, And I'm glad he's out
Speaker 22: of California. It was tough to say because I didn't
Speaker 22: like to put people over Tupac. Well, I think after
Speaker 22: that performance, Kendrick is.
Speaker 2: Like you put Kendrick over Tupac after the Super Bowl
Speaker 2: half times.
Speaker 1: I don't want to don't say it like that, but
Speaker 1: I was saying.
Speaker 16: We suddenly suda, how you want to say your say
Speaker 16: no time?
Speaker 1: What happened.
Speaker 2: Kendrick is the greatest rapper.
Speaker 10: It was an eighty point.
Speaker 2: It was an eighty one.
Speaker 10: That was eighty one last night.
Speaker 1: Sure, nothing controversial about what he always over.
Speaker 2: I was here when Tubac was here. But tell you
Speaker 2: over Tubac.
Speaker 3: First of all, calm down, miss extreme, Okay, because that's
Speaker 3: what y'all like to do, jump the extremes. I'm saying
Speaker 3: that there's nothing controversial about what he said, because Kendrick
Speaker 3: is absolutely in the conversation, whatever conversation you want to have,
Speaker 3: whoever you wanted to bate him against. He's absolutely in
Speaker 3: the conversation. I don't care if it's Jay Pop, Biggie,
Speaker 3: whoever you think is the greatest. Kendrick is in the conversation.
Speaker 7: I'd be so surprised when everybody has these opinions, because
Speaker 7: everybody have their own opinion, right, Nick Young is not
Speaker 7: the top of the top when it comes to opinions.
Speaker 7: It's kind of like what that that ski with Chappelle
Speaker 7: says that something happened, Like what did y'all rule think?
Speaker 7: It's like, yeah, that's everybody has an opinion. Nick Young
Speaker 7: might look at it one way, somebody else might look
Speaker 7: at it.
Speaker 2: But drink is in the conversation. It's definitely in the conversation.
Speaker 3: There's no debate, absolutely controversial about what he said. If
Speaker 3: you're arguing about Kendrick Lamar being the greatest rapper of
Speaker 3: all time, that is a fair conversation. He is one
Speaker 3: hundreds in a conversation.
Speaker 2: Well, the conversation was had.
Speaker 4: Now in the conversation went from that to Ken thick
Speaker 4: because that is what they're calling Kendrick now, Ken, think
Speaker 4: them silly.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to tell you them. Ciliane Jeans and him
Speaker 2: every every looking to be a little jealous. Now, I know,
Speaker 2: looking to be a little jealous. Now, togure out.
Speaker 1: Where did that come from?
Speaker 2: Over the jealous see, I know you saw him in
Speaker 2: them jeans.
Speaker 1: Them gay ass, over your fan pages doing that they create.
Speaker 2: I saw that headliness.
Speaker 4: I've seen to know some of the fact like the els.
Speaker 2: Jets with the mess. Thank you Jess, thank you Lauren.
Speaker 7: Now when we come back, we got front page news,
Speaker 7: and then Tamika Mallory will be joining us.
Speaker 2: I don't go anywhere. It's the breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Good morning, warning everybody, it's dej Envy Jets, hilarious, Charlamagne
Speaker 7: the God. We are to breakfast Club. Let's get back
Speaker 7: in some front page news. What's up, Morgan Man.
Speaker 2: Aviation is going crazy. We don't know what's going on
Speaker 2: over here.
Speaker 8: We got an accident over here, at accidents over there, accidents everywhere,
Speaker 8: and it's just a sad thing that's happening. Okay, So,
Speaker 8: and unfortunate aviation accident happened yesterday in Scottsdale, Arizona. This
Speaker 8: time official say a collapsed landing gear is the apparent
Speaker 8: cause of a deadly plane crash in Scottsdale Airport near Phoenix.
Speaker 2: Now one of the jets.
Speaker 8: Involved belonged to Motley Crue lead singer Vince Neil. Airport
Speaker 8: spokesperson Kelly Keaster says the crash involved two business jets
Speaker 8: and she believes the accidents is the result of the
Speaker 8: equipment failure. Scottsdale Fire Department spokesperson Dave Folio says one
Speaker 8: person was killed in the crash and he detailed the scene.
Speaker 2: Let's hear more from those officials.
Speaker 23: At fourteen thirty nine, a Lear Jet aircraft on its
Speaker 23: arrival from Austin veered off the runway and collided with
Speaker 23: another jet, a gulf Stream two hundred aircraft that was parked.
Speaker 23: It appears that the left main gear failed upon landing,
Speaker 23: resulting in the accident.
Speaker 24: We had five patients we treated. One was a fatality.
Speaker 24: We had two immediates that were transported to local trauma centers.
Speaker 24: We had one delayed patient and then one patient that
Speaker 24: refused treatment.
Speaker 8: So Scottsdale TMZ reports rather that the Motley Crue lead
Speaker 8: singer Vince Neil he was not on the plane. However,
Speaker 8: his girlfriend was and she is currently in the hospital
Speaker 8: with broken ribs.
Speaker 1: Recovering.
Speaker 8: Scottsdale Airport is just a few minutes from where the
Speaker 8: PGA's waste management Phoenix open was held over the weekend
Speaker 8: as well, so you know, the calls are just too close.
Speaker 8: Switching gears back to DC, Senators are set to vote
Speaker 8: on the nomination of Cash Fattel to be the FBI director.
Speaker 8: Now Democrats were able to delay the nomination side his
Speaker 8: plan to shut down the agency's headquarters and reopen it as.
Speaker 2: A museum of the quote deep state.
Speaker 8: Now California Senator Alex Padia, he's raised questions and concerns
Speaker 8: about Cash Pattel's ability to lead the FBI independently from
Speaker 8: the president. You know, FBI is supposed to be independent
Speaker 8: from that of the president. Now, Padia slammed Patel's opposition
Speaker 8: to universal background checks for guns and his support for
Speaker 8: civilian ownership of machine guns. Let's hear more from California
Speaker 8: Senator Alex Padia.
Speaker 25: In times of chaos and crisis like this, the public
Speaker 25: deserves to see trusted leaders in the most important positions.
Speaker 25: So it's in that context that makes the nomination, that
Speaker 25: potential confirmation of Cash Paateel even more alarmed. That's the
Speaker 25: kind of judgment you want at the FBI, I don't
Speaker 25: think so.
Speaker 6: So.
Speaker 8: The Washington Post reported over the weekend that Patel was
Speaker 8: paid last year by a Russian film company that pushes
Speaker 8: both conspiracy theories and anti Western views.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, do you really want to confirm somebody
Speaker 3: who has an enemy's list? Like, I don't know if
Speaker 3: y'all know, Cash Hotel got an enemy list, You got
Speaker 3: a roster more than sixty individuals accused of being a
Speaker 3: part of the deep state. I don't think that's a
Speaker 3: person you want to put in. Somebody who's just coming
Speaker 3: in with an enemy's list.
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Absolutely, And you know, like you said, being able to
Speaker 8: actually work independent from the president, being able to actually
Speaker 8: work independent, and you know, the whole point is justice.
Speaker 1: So but this comes at the same time.
Speaker 8: Tulci Gabbard is a step clo closer to becoming the
Speaker 8: Director of National Intelligence. She cleared a majority hurdle on
Speaker 8: Monday night, when the US Senate voted along party lines
Speaker 8: to advance her nomination. The final vote to confirm her,
Speaker 8: the former former Hawaii congresswoman, is expected to be held
Speaker 8: later tonight or early on Wednesday.
Speaker 2: Elsewhere, the protester.
Speaker 8: Who was running around with the Palestinian and Sudanese flags
Speaker 8: during Kendrick Mars Super Bowl halftime show. He will not
Speaker 8: face any charges, no criminal charges anyways. New Orleans Police
Speaker 8: said in a statement he was ejected from Caesar Super
Speaker 8: Dome by security, but he was not arrested. The man
Speaker 8: was a part of the performance and apparently hid the
Speaker 8: flag under his clothing a police eight. Since he was
Speaker 8: he was allowed on the field, they did not press
Speaker 8: charges of trespassing. The NFL has already handed down a
Speaker 8: lifetime ban for all stadiums and events, so he can't
Speaker 8: attend a concert, he can't go to a game golf
Speaker 8: for protest.
Speaker 3: But he didn't sneak on the field though, right, He
Speaker 3: was a part of.
Speaker 8: Ye he was a part of the performance and snuck
Speaker 8: the protesting materials under his clothes.
Speaker 2: So he has all.
Speaker 7: Practiced all He had the practice everything with Kdrick for weeks.
Speaker 2: So yeah, yes, he did, Yes he did.
Speaker 8: Speaking of the Super Bowl sixty is already we already
Speaker 8: looking forward to sixty. Super Bowl sixty is coming to
Speaker 8: Northern California at Levi Stadium in the Bay Area now
Speaker 8: San Francisco, forty nine Ers owner Jet York was in
Speaker 8: New Orleans to accept the hosting duties. This will be
Speaker 8: the second time the game will be at the venue
Speaker 8: in Santa Clair. The sporting event looks to bring a
Speaker 8: significant economic to the region. In twenty sixteen, the region
Speaker 8: saw a two hundred and forty million dollars surge and
Speaker 8: sales tax revenue. And speaking of Monian, you mentioned this
Speaker 8: to me a little bit off air, and the President Trump,
Speaker 8: he is directing the US Treasury to stop minting new pennies.
Speaker 8: So Trump wrote in a post on Sunday Night on
Speaker 8: truth Social that the country has for too long, far
Speaker 8: too long, minted pennies, which he says literally costs US
Speaker 8: more than two cents. It does supposedly cost about three
Speaker 8: a little bit over three cents to make one penny.
Speaker 8: So the US Mint reported a loss of over eighty
Speaker 8: five million dollars for the twenty twenty four fiscal year
Speaker 8: on over three billion pennies it produced.
Speaker 1: So is Donald Trump like anything brow that.
Speaker 2: I was about to say that that's so crazy.
Speaker 7: But if the penny cost three point seven to make
Speaker 7: a gain, it the penny it caused more than the
Speaker 7: pennies worth.
Speaker 2: That'll make no sense. Yeh, yep, well you're right about that.
Speaker 3: It's like, but then yeah, that don't make no sense
Speaker 3: to me though, because that means that all of the
Speaker 3: coins probably caused more to make worth well the pending.
Speaker 2: If the penny costs more, I'm.
Speaker 1: Sure that the nickel and quarters called more to make too.
Speaker 1: I don't think so you think the nickel only costs
Speaker 1: You think the nickel costs left in five and.
Speaker 2: The penny cost three point seven? What is the nickel
Speaker 2: cost but four point s I don't know, made out
Speaker 2: of like what is it?
Speaker 1: What is the penny?
Speaker 11: Copper?
Speaker 1: What is it? Yeah, the penny is copper?
Speaker 2: Has they made out of different things? It depends on
Speaker 2: what you know?
Speaker 1: What the how much?
Speaker 7: Yeah, you're right because the nickels, of course thirteen point
Speaker 7: eight ten, So I guess you're right.
Speaker 2: So yeah, it doesn't make sense.
Speaker 6: Dang.
Speaker 8: So all those people who have all those jars of
Speaker 8: change and all of that, you know, I don't know.
Speaker 10: Hey, well starts.
Speaker 1: That's why I don't make no sense.
Speaker 3: You phase out the penny I was reading, are going
Speaker 3: to see it, and you phase out the penny. It
Speaker 3: says you need to make more nickels and the nickel.
Speaker 2: It don't make sense.
Speaker 8: If it don't make sense, don't make the money then huh.
Speaker 8: All right, so that's the front page news some work.
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Speaker 4: Y'all have an amazing day now.
Speaker 7: When we come back, Tamika Mallory will be joining us
Speaker 7: her new book, I Live to Tell the Story, A
Speaker 7: Memoir of a love, Legacy and Resilience.
Speaker 2: She'll be joining us next. And don't go Anywhere's the
Speaker 2: breakfast club Goo, Morning morning everybody.
Speaker 7: It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamage the guy. We are
Speaker 7: the breakfast Club Long La Rosa filling in for Jess,
Speaker 7: and we got a special guest.
Speaker 2: In the building. Yes, indeed, the new book is out
Speaker 2: right now.
Speaker 7: I Live to Tell a Story, A Memoir of love,
Speaker 7: Legacy and resilience. Ladies and gentlemen. Tamika Mallory, welcome back
Speaker 7: to me family.
Speaker 2: How are you feeling. It's good to see y'all.
Speaker 6: I'm good.
Speaker 2: I'm feeling excited up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the boy today today came out to day I
Speaker 3: live to say the story her memoir.
Speaker 4: Yes, and thank you, my brother, thank you, Because you know,
Speaker 4: Charlemagne and I as our family made some decisions about
Speaker 4: my book deal. I called him to say, hey, I
Speaker 4: don't know am I supposed to it was during the summer. No,
Speaker 4: it was twenty twenty one, I don't know what it
Speaker 4: was twenty twenty right the book was released in twenty
Speaker 4: twenty one, so you know, I called him to be like, hey,
Speaker 4: they're offering me a lot of money, but there's a
Speaker 4: lot of people offering me different deals.
Speaker 2: What should I do?
Speaker 4: So he's like, well, you know, I have a new imprint,
Speaker 4: and you know, if you want to be my first book,
Speaker 4: I'm down to do a deal with you. And I
Speaker 4: was like, oh, I didn't even need to hear the
Speaker 4: rest of it. I just said yes, and I'm excited.
Speaker 4: I'm glad that I did. I had a lot of
Speaker 4: creative control here. I will text you and say they're
Speaker 4: not listening to me. Tell them something, you know, But
Speaker 4: it worked out. The whole team has put a lot
Speaker 4: of love and energy in these both books, but this
Speaker 4: one right here is real special to me.
Speaker 3: What's the difference in mindset when it comes to a memoir,
Speaker 3: because I love to tell a story as a memoir.
Speaker 1: State of Emergency wasn't a memoir. What's the difference between
Speaker 1: the two.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: State of Emergency was more so my theory of change
Speaker 4: for America. It was really a prescription for what I
Speaker 4: think we need to do as a country, and especially
Speaker 4: how people can be not just allies of ours, but
Speaker 4: really accomplices like throw down with us, get yourself in
Speaker 4: trouble if you really stand with black people. But this
Speaker 4: book is a prescription for me, and hopefully what comes
Speaker 4: out of it is that somebody else will read the
Speaker 4: book and say, wow, I've had some of the same
Speaker 4: challenges or I was thinking of going down the same path,
Speaker 4: but I see something different that I can do. And
Speaker 4: I know there's a lot of people out here, especially
Speaker 4: young girls, who need somebody to tell them that their
Speaker 4: mistakes are not the end of life, you know, because
Speaker 4: everybody's going to tell you, Oh, you're too fast, you're
Speaker 4: too loud, you talk too much. That's what that's the
Speaker 4: black girl experience. I'm sure you know we talk all
Speaker 4: the time. But I think what you now see is
Speaker 4: that people pay me to talk, right. So I went
Speaker 4: from being told that I needed to be quiet to
Speaker 4: people saying, hey, speak up, you know, and speak up
Speaker 4: for me.
Speaker 2: So I'm hoping that it translates in that way. And
Speaker 2: in fact, a lot of.
Speaker 4: People got pre copies, and you know, all the things
Speaker 4: that happens in the publishing world, and I've all already
Speaker 4: been hearing from people, and I'm on my third tour
Speaker 4: date pre release, well now release. But the folks who
Speaker 4: are meeting me and saying, hey, you touched me in
Speaker 4: so many ways just because you were honest about things
Speaker 4: we try to hide.
Speaker 2: That has been really powerful.
Speaker 7: That was going to ask why the memoir now? Some
Speaker 7: people will say it's still too early for a memoir.
Speaker 7: Some people will say, you know, a memoir is a
Speaker 7: period piece of time in your life, so why now?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know what, I'm at the hopefully like a
Speaker 4: little less than halfway point, right about fifty you think
Speaker 4: you're kind of at the halfway point of life. I'm
Speaker 4: forty four. Obviously, people saw that in me, that there
Speaker 4: was a story. And when I first when I first
Speaker 4: sat and wrote a outline and outline of what would
Speaker 4: be in the book, I didn't believe on page.
Speaker 2: One that there was a story. I was like, this
Speaker 2: is whatever.
Speaker 4: But by the time we finished the outline and went
Speaker 4: over it together, I said, oh my god, like, this
Speaker 4: is a real powerful story. And I'm at the point
Speaker 4: in my life where I can actually walk with this
Speaker 4: book and tell the story for myself versus being elderly,
Speaker 4: you know, and kind of unable to even remember some
Speaker 4: of the things that happened, you know. But obviously a
Speaker 4: big part of this book is that I ended up
Speaker 4: going to rehab for the pill addiction, which we've talked
Speaker 4: about on this show before, and I think that that
Speaker 4: marks a really important time that kind of like bookends
Speaker 4: the story, you know, from me starting as a little girl.
Speaker 4: I tell you all about that because who knew, coming
Speaker 4: from the projects in Harlem that I was going to
Speaker 4: end up on stages in front of millions of people
Speaker 4: and that folks would be listening to me as a leader.
Speaker 2: No one ever instilled that.
Speaker 4: I mean, my parents may have told me that, but
Speaker 4: the world didn't say little black girl from the projects
Speaker 4: can become this. It just you know, wasn't a thing.
Speaker 4: So that's that's the first part. But then there's like
Speaker 4: there's challenges that come with influence and what some people
Speaker 4: consider to be celebrity, even though I don't really use
Speaker 4: that in reference to myself, but some people feel that way.
Speaker 4: There's challenges that come with all of that and ending
Speaker 4: up in that place, that dark place of being in rehab.
Speaker 4: It's something that I knew I had to tell, and
Speaker 4: I don't want it to be like mixed into an
Speaker 4: early story. I really wanted it to be like you
Speaker 4: and me, we on this journey together right now. When
Speaker 4: I said it here on the Breakfast Club, people started
Speaker 4: reaching out to me that you know, because you're in
Speaker 4: the world, so you understand. But there are a lot
Speaker 4: of people that you would think WHOA A lot of
Speaker 4: people did what I did because when I first contacted
Speaker 4: Jason Williams, the NBA All Star, you know he is
Speaker 4: in the healing space after all the things we know
Speaker 4: he went through. My first contact in him, I was
Speaker 4: kind of like, Hey, my friend is going through something,
Speaker 4: what can you tell me. He let me do that
Speaker 4: for two times, two three calls. By the third call,
Speaker 4: he was like, Sis, I already know what it is.
Speaker 4: It's all good, Like you need to get together basically,
Speaker 4: and I started getting those and some people who were
Speaker 4: real honest, and I said, oh, hold up, this is serious, because.
Speaker 2: These it's not.
Speaker 4: It wasn't people who look cracked out on the street.
Speaker 4: This was folks who have big jobs, They sitting in
Speaker 4: big positions, and they were like, I am so proud
Speaker 4: of you that you were brave to speak about it,
Speaker 4: and you know, I know somebody who might be also dealing.
Speaker 4: Pill addiction is real, you know what I mean? Pill
Speaker 4: addiction is real because it's silent. You don't smell it
Speaker 4: like alcohol. You don't see people looking like they're high,
Speaker 4: but they're taking pills to numb themselves, all different types
Speaker 4: of things. And when I started to see how many
Speaker 4: people have the same experience, I knew it was time
Speaker 4: for me to release this story.
Speaker 3: You know, another part of the book that I love
Speaker 3: is when you talk about, you know, what happened with
Speaker 3: the women's mark, and you know, not just what.
Speaker 1: Happened with you.
Speaker 3: I wonder if people are going to read that, especially
Speaker 3: women that were involved, and said, man, she wasn't just
Speaker 3: ringing the alarm for herself, she was ringing the along
Speaker 3: for how they're trying to break us up. That was
Speaker 3: such an amazing movement that though I feel like they
Speaker 3: broke up rather fast.
Speaker 1: Was that a hard chapter, right?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Well, the Women's March part is really difficult for me
Speaker 4: even to talk about, just because first of all, it
Speaker 4: still exists and there are people there who were a
Speaker 4: part of breaking up the Women's March. So yeah, it's
Speaker 4: hard to write about that. Our experience there is something that, Yes,
Speaker 4: it was amazing, incredible. I'm glad I did it, even
Speaker 4: knowing what I know, I would do it again because
Speaker 4: we made history that can't be taken away from.
Speaker 1: Us, are duplicated, and it.
Speaker 2: Is it does exist.
Speaker 4: I mean, they actually just had something that was you
Speaker 4: know good. You know, I'm glad that they're continuing our
Speaker 4: work because we certainly were the trailblazers.
Speaker 2: We started it.
Speaker 4: The list that is, you know that that they used,
Speaker 4: the social media, all of that we created. That those
Speaker 4: are people who started following us. And it's not about
Speaker 4: just replacing individuals. It's also, in my judgment, about the
Speaker 4: people who were there, were or ordained if you will,
Speaker 4: to be there, right like, it was the place that
Speaker 4: God put us and it was for a reason. And
Speaker 4: so there's a history that exists that at times it
Speaker 4: can be painful to have to relive and then also
Speaker 4: to kind of see people act like they were the
Speaker 4: first ones at the gate, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: And so but at the same time, I will say
Speaker 4: that I know there are some incredible women that are
Speaker 4: in the Women's March today, Black women who've taken over
Speaker 4: the space, and they're making sure that the Women's March
Speaker 4: continues to be welcoming to black women, and so you know,
Speaker 4: I'm happy to see that word continue.
Speaker 7: We have more with to Meeka Mallory when we come back.
Speaker 7: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning morning everybody. It's the
Speaker 7: dej En v Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne to God. We are
Speaker 7: the Breakfast Club. Lauren la Ross is hanging out with
Speaker 7: us today and we're still kicking with t Mika Mallory.
Speaker 7: Her new book, I Live to Tell a Story is
Speaker 7: out today, Lauren.
Speaker 4: So I know the Target conversation comes up when I
Speaker 4: think about this, right, and you were pushing the boycott
Speaker 4: Target when a DEI stuff happened, and then like Target
Speaker 4: the Brown there's people saying, don't boycott Target, support the
Speaker 4: black brands so that they don't erase the black brands.
Speaker 2: Out of there.
Speaker 4: I know you get pushed back for your take, but
Speaker 4: I don't know you also listen to it as well
Speaker 4: to try and figure out how to move forward.
Speaker 2: What's the answer to all of that?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 4: Because you're strongly on one side, you got other people
Speaker 4: on the other side like, is there ever really answer
Speaker 4: to that?
Speaker 2: Like what do we really do?
Speaker 21: Well?
Speaker 4: First of all, people gonna do whatever they gonna do,
Speaker 4: So let's just be clear about that. We're never going
Speaker 4: to be in a situation where one hundred percent of
Speaker 4: anybody of any group says we're all gonna do the
Speaker 4: same thing. And I also want to say publicly that
Speaker 4: I love and appreciate tap at the Brown. Right, this
Speaker 4: is a sister that I watch all the time.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 4: I see people in my comments section like, oh ta
Speaker 4: a thing going like we're not doing that right? Like,
Speaker 4: I'm supportive of her. I've purchased products from her offline.
Speaker 4: I support her, love the system. And it's not just her.
Speaker 4: There's a bunch of a bunch of things in Target
Speaker 4: as well, absolutely lit lip Bar, who I just learned
Speaker 4: of rook Roots. Uh yeah, it's so many people I
Speaker 4: want to get in trouble for that. So all of
Speaker 4: these businesses are important, and I think that we do
Speaker 4: need to support them.
Speaker 2: Your presence is also a part.
Speaker 4: Of your boycott, right, It's also a part of your protest,
Speaker 4: if you will that when you walk through the door
Speaker 4: of a business, a building, anywhere you go, if people
Speaker 4: see your face, that also is a sign of support.
Speaker 2: So a part of our withdrawal.
Speaker 4: Is that we shouldn't even be showing up in spaces
Speaker 4: where people are saying they don't want And I am
Speaker 4: very careful not to continuously say DEI, because that takes
Speaker 4: away the power of the meaning. Diversity, equity and inclusion
Speaker 4: are what we're talking about. And so if somebody says
Speaker 4: I've decided that I'm rolling back the diversity, equity and inclusion,
Speaker 4: what are we talking about. There's no reason for me
Speaker 4: to even give you my money. I just I don't
Speaker 4: see a reason to shopping your stores and to be
Speaker 4: a consumer that helps you to raise your bottom line.
Speaker 7: I guess people will well questioning like how do you
Speaker 7: decide which business to start?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 7: Because you know you could say Target, but like you
Speaker 7: said Walmart, people should get their packages on Amazon.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 7: People are still on Facebook all day long, They're still
Speaker 7: on Instagram moll day. So I guess people were saying, like,
Speaker 7: how do you pick and choose which way to go?
Speaker 4: So I have a perfect answer for you for that.
Speaker 4: It comes from the people. It comes from the bottom up.
Speaker 4: You have to be able to listen to people. So
Speaker 4: I'll give you an example in my comment section. There
Speaker 4: are black women in there who are saying Target hit different.
Speaker 4: It feels different to them right they go. People say
Speaker 4: what about Meta? Well, when I open my phone for Meta,
Speaker 4: I don't see my bank account dwindling. It just doesn't
Speaker 4: resonate the same way. It's not to say Meta is
Speaker 4: not problematic, but people do not see the bottom line
Speaker 4: of their bank account impacted by their getting on social media.
Speaker 4: I think we need to use target as a starting point.
Speaker 4: As a been said Nina Turner. Let's give her the
Speaker 4: honorable Nina Turner hopefully should be up here soon. Her
Speaker 4: and of course Jamal Brian has the Target fast. These
Speaker 4: these two individuals are looking at where we are and
Speaker 4: how do we start. And now we can take that
Speaker 4: and say, oh and just so you know, because I
Speaker 4: just saw Disney World, I think yesterday they announced that
Speaker 4: they're rolling back their DEI practices. So now what do
Speaker 4: we do about that? We can continue to move people.
Speaker 4: And you're also talking about folks who've never ever boycotted anything.
Speaker 2: They've been the best consumers.
Speaker 4: You are now having to retrain people's minds to know
Speaker 4: that you're not gonna die if you don't go to Target.
Speaker 4: There's other places that have your makeup, white removers or
Speaker 4: your dog food.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I think what you said about the confusion part is
Speaker 3: very true, right, because even when it comes to things
Speaker 3: like Nike. Yeah, okay, Kyrie Irvin you know is no
Speaker 3: longer with Nike, But then they have people like Lebron
Speaker 3: James of course, people like Colin Kaepernick, right, Jewelson too, Yeah,
Speaker 3: people like I'm want to talk about Lebron and Colin
Speaker 3: in particularly because they do different levels of activism, so
Speaker 3: people feel like they still want to support that, or
Speaker 3: you know, even with the Target thing. Yes, if there's
Speaker 3: a grassroots movement and people are saying, hey, I want
Speaker 3: a boycott Target, cool, But what about when they look
Speaker 3: at this whole other list and they do ask they
Speaker 3: will continue to ask that question. They will continue to say, well,
Speaker 3: you're still using Amazon, You're still going to Walmart.
Speaker 1: You know you're still on meta.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I'll say this, if you boycott your shoes,
Speaker 4: your shirt, your pants, your T shirt, your underwear all
Speaker 4: at the same time you walk around naked, people not
Speaker 4: gonna do that.
Speaker 2: That's not realistic.
Speaker 4: And I don't think that we should set unrealistic goals
Speaker 4: for ourselves and our movement. It's already hard enough to
Speaker 4: get people just select the algorithm rhythm or for the
Speaker 4: algorithm to push the message that there is even a
Speaker 4: target fast or a target boycott. That's like not easy
Speaker 4: to do. You actually got to hit the streets, knock
Speaker 4: on doors, and talk to people directly, which we are
Speaker 4: beginning to do. So I just want to say for
Speaker 4: people who are listening, who keep calling me telling me, well,
Speaker 4: did you talk to this person and that person? Because
Speaker 4: they still have a program and they still are committed
Speaker 4: to some of these things, the question that I have
Speaker 4: for you is whin is target gonna come out and
Speaker 4: talk about it.
Speaker 1: I never understand why any of those corporations are not
Speaker 1: any of this publicly.
Speaker 4: To be honest with right, you could have changed it
Speaker 4: and we wouldn't have even known, right like, they haven't
Speaker 4: done it. Well, that's the reason why they they publicly
Speaker 4: said it is because they want to be down with
Speaker 4: the good old boys.
Speaker 2: They want to be in the oligarchy.
Speaker 4: Huh. A lot of it is investors to like with
Speaker 4: Disney what you were talking about, their investors are in
Speaker 4: the contract them asking them them to do it. And
Speaker 4: so you bring up a really powerful point. Their investors
Speaker 4: want them to change their programs. They want them to
Speaker 4: stop the initiative DEI diversity equing inclusion. That means people
Speaker 4: who spend money with them have made a decision they
Speaker 4: don't want something.
Speaker 2: So why is.
Speaker 4: It that black folks don't have the same mindset that
Speaker 4: we're investors as well. We're investors, and in fact, we
Speaker 4: have the right to be offended and we have the
Speaker 4: right to say, you know what, target, don't even worry
Speaker 4: about John John them, We're gonna get you first. And
Speaker 4: you run to these meetings and these, uh, these golf
Speaker 4: tournaments and all of that and tell people when they
Speaker 4: ask you, oh, Billy, Bob, how's your numbers? We having
Speaker 4: some problems. Black people ain't feeling us right now. I
Speaker 4: don't know if I made the right decision. That's that's
Speaker 4: the goal. And yes, I know, Charlemagne.
Speaker 1: You're right.
Speaker 4: People are gonna say, why not this one and that one?
Speaker 4: You should do that. I don't wear a bunch of stuff.
Speaker 4: I don't shop in a bunch of places. I've been
Speaker 4: to Walmart in years. That's what I'm doing. You should
Speaker 4: do that, anybody who feels like And nobody stops anybody
Speaker 4: from saying, I am now leading. I think you should
Speaker 4: lead the Walmart, Amazon and Meta boycott. Since you keep asking,
Speaker 4: you you should, since you keep asking, because I know
Speaker 4: I'm not getting off metal, Okay, well that's fine.
Speaker 2: We're supposed to be on fan baby.
Speaker 1: And I kind of believe it. And see that's the
Speaker 1: other thing.
Speaker 2: We're supposed to be on fan And I was.
Speaker 3: Gonna say that too, like you know somebody, I'm not
Speaker 3: gonna say who. I was arguing with somebody Friday, right,
Speaker 3: he was on the three.
Speaker 2: Way with him every day. I can't say who it is.
Speaker 1: Arguing. And Roland was saying, well, I gotta I gotta
Speaker 1: be able to get my messaging out.
Speaker 3: That's why I'm staying on that. And I was like, well,
Speaker 3: we could organize the mass exodus.
Speaker 2: But he is, but you can't.
Speaker 4: You can't you have to say that, and I'm an investor,
Speaker 4: you're an investor in fan base.
Speaker 2: We have to say that.
Speaker 4: Roland has been one of the most consistent voices supporting
Speaker 4: Isaac and Isaac CA's and trying to get people to
Speaker 4: go to UH fan base. And every time I open
Speaker 4: the app, there goes Roland. His face is there, so
Speaker 4: he is doing it. But you know what, it's okay,
Speaker 4: guess what, they use us.
Speaker 2: All the time.
Speaker 4: So why all of a sudden do we have to
Speaker 4: be uh the purest that if we're going boycott one thing.
Speaker 2: We got to do everything.
Speaker 4: You know what, It's a million people on my page
Speaker 4: on Instagram and people get the message. I have thousands
Speaker 4: of people that's on their talking So you know what,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna use your platform. So boycotch your homeboy, That's
Speaker 4: what I'm gonna do for now. You shut me down,
Speaker 4: then I'll go somewhere else. I felt as loud as
Speaker 4: it did like during the pandemic when it was like
Speaker 4: the push up like black businesses or whatever. I felt
Speaker 4: like it was so loud and like everybody was passing
Speaker 4: around these list or whatever.
Speaker 2: I don't think that it's like that.
Speaker 7: We got more with Tamika Mallory. When we come back,
Speaker 7: it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning morning everybody. It's DJ
Speaker 7: n V, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne to God. We are the
Speaker 7: Breakfast Club. Law on the Roaster is hanging with us
Speaker 7: as well. We're still kicking it with Tamika Mallory. Her
Speaker 7: book I Live to Tell the Story is out right
Speaker 7: now now. On Friday, we had nineteen Keys here and
Speaker 7: I looked through the comments and I guess he said
Speaker 7: something you didn't like.
Speaker 2: What's balked the nerve?
Speaker 7: A and B You talked about Stokely and King and
Speaker 7: how two different people look at things two different ways.
Speaker 7: And they said that, you know, when they had their differences,
Speaker 7: they were able to speak behind the scenes and then
Speaker 7: come out in public and still fight for the same fight.
Speaker 2: So one, what's walked the nerve?
Speaker 7: And two, how come y'all having talk behind the scenes
Speaker 7: and had that conversation where it doesn't look like you
Speaker 7: guys are going at each other?
Speaker 4: So to be clear, Number one, I have talked to
Speaker 4: nineteen Keys and that's my brother and he and I
Speaker 4: do disagree on different things, but I was mad at him.
Speaker 4: My comment in the yes at Charlemagne. My comment on
Speaker 4: your page on the Breakfast Club page wasn't so much
Speaker 4: about nineteen Keys, although I still think it's important for
Speaker 4: us to lift up the work of our institutions because
Speaker 4: we know what they have done and how important they
Speaker 4: have been. And again, the reason why we had black
Speaker 4: wall streets and the Rosewoods and other places that were
Speaker 4: burned down by the government and white vigilantes is because
Speaker 4: black institutions exist and existed at that time, and people
Speaker 4: that came out of those traditions work to create sustain
Speaker 4: these types of economic chambers, if you will, like a
Speaker 4: black wall street.
Speaker 2: So that's important.
Speaker 4: I'm a defender of black institutions because I come out
Speaker 4: of one, and I know the power of what they've
Speaker 4: been able to do. I know that when people's lights
Speaker 4: are turned off, sometimes the only place you could go
Speaker 4: to is to a black church or to the National
Speaker 4: Action Network.
Speaker 2: Those are real things happening every day.
Speaker 4: We got theories and ideas and things that probably will
Speaker 4: and can work if we all work together. But we
Speaker 4: also have people who need food right now. They need
Speaker 4: to be able to go somewhere and say, hey, the
Speaker 4: landlord's trying to kick me out. Will you come and
Speaker 4: show up over here and fight this white man or
Speaker 4: this whoever man that's trying to put me out of
Speaker 4: those black institutions do that work every single day, So
Speaker 4: I'm always very protective about that. But the person that
Speaker 4: I'm really talking about when I say I was pissed
Speaker 4: off is this one right here. And the reason why
Speaker 4: is because Charlomagne asked several questions, which I think is
Speaker 4: what about ism, what about Amazon?
Speaker 2: What about this place? What about that place?
Speaker 4: After I had already told him in the text message
Speaker 4: three days before that why I don't believe that there's
Speaker 4: a good strategy to try to boycott everything at once?
Speaker 4: And he didn't say what I said as a response.
Speaker 4: So what he did was basically leave people with an
Speaker 4: open freaking answer or an open question to something that
Speaker 4: I already told you. Even if you don't agree, I'm
Speaker 4: not saying you gotta agree, but you can at least say,
Speaker 4: but you know what I did speak to Tamika Mallory
Speaker 4: and she said XYZ thing. And he is now saying
Speaker 4: he didn't know about Nina and them. I did not
Speaker 4: know that, So I maybe I'm not as upset with
Speaker 4: you as I was about that, but I feel like
Speaker 4: it's too serious of a time for us to have
Speaker 4: conversations that just leave people confused when there are answers.
Speaker 4: So to me, it would have been better to have
Speaker 4: Nina or Jamaal didn't know Cool or me call in
Speaker 4: on the phone and talk about the boycott and get
Speaker 4: those points straight and have the discussion, rather than have
Speaker 4: people walk away like, yeah, man, come on, they playing themselves.
Speaker 4: They not trying to get off meta, They not trying
Speaker 4: to do when we actually have an answer for why
Speaker 4: Target is the first place that we're deciding to target
Speaker 4: pun intended.
Speaker 3: I guess I wasn't trying to make it specific about
Speaker 3: anyone present because there was so many people talking about boycotting.
Speaker 4: Well, that's your answer, you just said it. The reason
Speaker 4: why Target is the target is because so many people
Speaker 4: are ready to boycott Target.
Speaker 2: That's the answer. That's why it's completely separate.
Speaker 4: I guess it's not separate from all of this because
Speaker 4: I'm sitting here listening to you talk, and then i
Speaker 4: know in the book you talk about a lot of
Speaker 4: personal stuff, and I'm like, when do you take time
Speaker 4: to deal with your own personal stuff? Because you know
Speaker 4: what I mean, So I really asked you that because
Speaker 4: you deal with some heavy stuff in the book, like
Speaker 4: I know, for the first time you talked about the
Speaker 4: trauma you went through as a child with sexual abuse as.
Speaker 2: A child for the first time ever.
Speaker 4: And I'm like, I wonder what made her decide to
Speaker 4: put that out there, because she got all these people
Speaker 4: coming at her about everything you've been connected, like it's
Speaker 4: just the woman's March stuff and like there's been a lot,
Speaker 4: and then you put that out there, and I'm sure
Speaker 4: you had to deal with that again when putting it
Speaker 4: in the book.
Speaker 2: Here's the answer. I lived to tell the story.
Speaker 8: Sure I went through all of that and I'm still here,
Speaker 8: you know, And I'm sure some of it was meant
Speaker 8: to take me out right, but look at me, and
Speaker 8: so yeah, taking care of myself looked like writing it
Speaker 8: down and I didn't.
Speaker 4: My parents are reading my book right now. Well, they're
Speaker 4: finished now. I gave it to them two weeks early
Speaker 4: when I first received the book, and it was hard
Speaker 4: to put that book in their hands. I had already
Speaker 4: told them mom and dad and my sister who thinks
Speaker 4: she's my mother but she she kind of is.
Speaker 2: The three of them I got them on a phone call.
Speaker 4: Because I wrote a particular chapter and when I finished,
Speaker 4: I cried so hard. Not because of what was in
Speaker 4: the chapter, it was just it was some shame, but
Speaker 4: it was also because I was like, I cannot turn
Speaker 4: this in. I cannot let my parents have to relive this.
Speaker 4: And it was ab at a time when I almost
Speaker 4: was by several guys because I went somewhere I wasn't
Speaker 4: supposed to be, and knowing that I tell that story,
Speaker 4: which is hard enough, I think for my father to
Speaker 4: deal with, but for me to say that I left
Speaker 4: that apartment and went straight home and that he was
Speaker 4: sitting in the house and I didn't even tell him
Speaker 4: what happened. I broke down so bad. I was like,
Speaker 4: oh my god, I cannot put this in this book.
Speaker 4: But then so when I put the book in their hands,
Speaker 4: I was like, oh my god, just don't read it.
Speaker 4: Just put it up as artist, like.
Speaker 2: Don't read it.
Speaker 4: And sure enough, I came home one day and my
Speaker 4: sister was like, I need to talk to you. This
Speaker 4: book is a lot. She was like, I'm going through
Speaker 4: something our parents are suffering with. What's in here that
Speaker 4: my father said to her? And he hasn't said anything
Speaker 4: to me this day. My mother done told me off
Speaker 4: about two things.
Speaker 1: Because that's what she do.
Speaker 2: That's my girl.
Speaker 4: My sister was like, I don't know if you should
Speaker 4: have told these stories. But my father has not said
Speaker 4: one word. I mean, he speaks to me every day.
Speaker 2: This is my dad. That's my guy, publicist.
Speaker 4: You know, he went and picked up the banners for
Speaker 4: the tour, like, that's my guy. But he hasn't said
Speaker 4: anything about how he feels. However, he told my sister
Speaker 4: that it was real hard for him to get through
Speaker 4: reading that some of this was happening and he couldn't
Speaker 4: do anything about it.
Speaker 2: So it's it's this book is tough. We'll pick up
Speaker 2: the book.
Speaker 1: I live to tell the story.
Speaker 2: So tonight we are going.
Speaker 4: First of all, are we telling people that because if
Speaker 4: they show up, they can't get in. It's a private event.
Speaker 4: But LA is having a party for me. But on
Speaker 4: Thursday they can join me at the New York Public
Speaker 4: Library on the thirteenth Thursday. I'll be there in conversation
Speaker 4: with our public advocate, Jimani Williams. You need to have
Speaker 4: him up here again soon because he's got a lot
Speaker 4: to say.
Speaker 2: Especially about the mayor. But that's another thing.
Speaker 4: And that's at six o'clock on Thursday the thirteenth. And
Speaker 4: also the moderator of that conversation is going to be
Speaker 4: the executive director of editorial at Ebony Magazine. So it's
Speaker 4: it's actually going to be really a lot of people
Speaker 4: have signed up. It's at the New York Public Library
Speaker 4: on Fifth Avenue. And if you go to Tamika d
Speaker 4: mallory dot com backslash Tour Tamika D. Mallory dot com
Speaker 4: backslash Tour, you can see where I am all over
Speaker 4: the country and make sure that they participate in what
Speaker 4: we got.
Speaker 2: Going on with our live to tell the story out.
Speaker 1: Right now in bookstores everywhere. Go get you a copy.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, it's the.
Speaker 7: Breakfast Club is to make them out owning everybody. It's
Speaker 7: dj n V, Jess Hilariy ands Chelamage to God. We
Speaker 7: are the Breakfast Club. Let's get you Jest with the mess.
Speaker 10: Us is real.
Speaker 4: Butthers Larius, Jeff Ca, Robin Moore just don't do no lines,
Speaker 4: don't do that pump.
Speaker 1: World why jests worldwise.
Speaker 2: On the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: She's the coaching ship.
Speaker 3: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 3: understand something that nobody.
Speaker 2: Could get you to see that Tomas set it off.
Speaker 2: Cardib uncle was deported.
Speaker 4: According to Cardib, Yes, Cardib got online and talked about
Speaker 4: her experience at the super Bowl and then talk about
Speaker 4: her uncle's sayd listen.
Speaker 26: Get mad today because you know Donald Trump.
Speaker 10: He was at the Super.
Speaker 26: Bowl and they were giving us a hard time. Oh
Speaker 26: my gosh, your secret service was not.
Speaker 2: Playing and down stay young.
Speaker 26: They stopped for a little partiship because Trump was there.
Speaker 10: Now I like him lesser.
Speaker 26: Now I like him lesser because we didn't have to
Speaker 26: go uprough nothdawn footer bowl my shoe.
Speaker 2: Now I don't really like him.
Speaker 19: Now you're gonna have.
Speaker 26: Food, bring my uncle, grandma uncle to come back because
Speaker 26: my uncle got deported.
Speaker 4: And now she playing and saying, you know how Cordy
Speaker 4: be chosen she'd be playing sometimes. I don't know because
Speaker 4: after that she went into talking about periods and how
Speaker 4: you stop on for Valentine's Day.
Speaker 2: So I don't know how concerned she is. I don't
Speaker 2: concerned she is about uncle.
Speaker 1: That's good advice. How you stop paying balance?
Speaker 4: She said, you gotta pay for her five hundred dollars
Speaker 4: before she tells you because she tired of helping us
Speaker 4: bees for free.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, she'd be helping us, so she said, But
Speaker 1: y'all got period. You can't.
Speaker 4: You don't like what if that, if that was really
Speaker 4: a thing, nobody would have a period. You can't stop
Speaker 4: people stopping thing when you get down. Yeah, but that's
Speaker 4: not like not healthy for you. Yeah, I mean control
Speaker 4: was not healthy at all to do. But yeah, so
Speaker 4: do I. But it used to be a thing where
Speaker 4: you could sit in the tub and the bleeding will
Speaker 4: stop for just you hit the waters and then yeah,
Speaker 4: yeah it stopped, but then it comes right back.
Speaker 3: But just know, my brother, whoever you went on Valentine's,
Speaker 3: the period don't stop nothing but a sentence, correct you.
Speaker 2: I mean like, yeah, there's plenty of people that really
Speaker 2: do you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 1: That's right after the core. That's why Valentine Days read.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's not why it's crazy. Y'all know Balanciz that
Speaker 4: y'all know what that meaning, the real meaning behind Valentine Day.
Speaker 4: But anyway, cause we ain't gonna get into that.
Speaker 10: What is it?
Speaker 2: The big massacre? Hellow people was killed. So it actually
Speaker 2: does stand for blood. Actually, is that real?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Love, that's just we're doing glad. I'm not celebrating.
Speaker 1: You're definitely not.
Speaker 4: Decent speaking of fifty said what girl? Oh thank you
Speaker 4: you did the decent Big Meach. The back and forth
Speaker 4: Big Meach has finally addressed the snitch allegations.
Speaker 2: Let's take a listen to Big meachio.
Speaker 27: I wasn't on the dress because I'm not trying to
Speaker 27: let nobody trick me off the streets. I never folded,
Speaker 27: never told, never will deathly folded, sign always with me.
Speaker 27: So I'm doing this for my loved ones and the
Speaker 27: support of my friends and family to come out to
Speaker 27: the Amorano in February thirteenth.
Speaker 4: Yes, so it wasn't much that he said, but he
Speaker 4: said something finally. So then y'all know fifty fifty hops online.
Speaker 4: And he responds, let's take a listen.
Speaker 2: I try and let nobody triat me off the street
Speaker 2: the street.
Speaker 27: I never folded, never told you to me to tellign always.
Speaker 27: So I'm doing this for my loved ones and to
Speaker 27: support my friends and family.
Speaker 1: Y'all gonna be disappointed, But little baby don't show up.
Speaker 2: We skill don't show up, but physical don't show up.
Speaker 6: All these moments don't show up.
Speaker 2: I wasn't gonna address this because I.
Speaker 27: Read, but I never folded, never told, Never will death
Speaker 27: be PHOTU sign always with me. So I'm doing this
Speaker 27: for my loved ones and the support my friends and
Speaker 27: family come out to the Armor ring.
Speaker 2: He can't even go in the house.
Speaker 1: But he can't even go.
Speaker 2: Now fifty is different.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and so with fifty is talking about as far
Speaker 4: as like little baby and different people not showing up.
Speaker 4: So the welcome home concert that Big meaches having. There
Speaker 4: have been reports that some artists are pulling out because
Speaker 4: of all his back and forth in the allegations, but
Speaker 4: nothing confirmed yet. But yeah, so that the back and
Speaker 4: forth still continues. Fifty still posting as we speak right now.
Speaker 4: And then in the other news, this is a hard
Speaker 4: left turn. There's a new Diddy lawsuit and this time
Speaker 4: he is being sued for oral rape.
Speaker 1: What yes, somebody orally shut up? What's your problem? Like yo,
Speaker 1: you can't just like.
Speaker 2: We can't put it in a headlock, like you can't
Speaker 2: put you you can get out of it? Might have
Speaker 2: been the other way though, Can we hear a story
Speaker 2: please just go ahead, I don't.
Speaker 4: According to this new lawsuit, this was filed by Attorney
Speaker 4: Busby Uh, Diddy had a one night stand with a
Speaker 4: street performer. And this guy is saying he's alleging that
Speaker 4: he was raped. So he says that he met it's
Speaker 4: a John Doe. He says that he met Diddy and
Speaker 4: then after he met Diddy, Diddy orally raped him and
Speaker 4: sexually assaulted him anally after spiking his drink.
Speaker 2: In a lawsuit, he claims that he was singing and playing.
Speaker 4: Guitar on the street outside of a popular LA club
Speaker 4: in November of twenty twenty two, and he says a
Speaker 4: man claiming to be like a talent scout for a
Speaker 4: Puff came up to him and invited him to one
Speaker 4: of the parties that Puff.
Speaker 1: Was having that guitar.
Speaker 4: So the John Doe claims that he was then driven
Speaker 4: to a private home where Puff invited him to sit down,
Speaker 4: have a drink talk about music and his aspirations and music,
Speaker 4: and he says that the conversation progressed as Diddy as
Speaker 4: he complimented Diddy's necklace that he had on, and then
Speaker 4: Diddy was like, oh, you want to see somewhere in
Speaker 4: my jewelry collection, Jesus.
Speaker 2: So the guy was like, yo, So the guy was like.
Speaker 4: Then Diddy took him to a private room and the
Speaker 4: John Doe says that all of a sudden he started
Speaker 4: feeling drowsy, off balanced, and slightly like ere Forhork. And
Speaker 4: he said that all this happened only after one drink.
Speaker 4: But he says that the room didn't have any jewelry
Speaker 4: in it, and Diddy bluntly.
Speaker 2: Asked him, have you ever asked a.
Speaker 12: D yes?
Speaker 2: S the d before and.
Speaker 4: Yes, And then he claims that Diddy did. He said,
Speaker 4: he said, he told you did he know? He answered
Speaker 4: the question he told did he know?
Speaker 2: And then did?
Speaker 4: He responded, well, you should try it? And then he
Speaker 4: exposed did He exposed himself after that and then he said,
Speaker 4: just like you, no, I haven't and then so you
Speaker 4: should try one that Charlotte tell us nigga what yeah,
Speaker 4: but why you It started with the compliment of the necklace,
Speaker 4: like why are you doing that?
Speaker 2: Like why are you all? I like your necklace? Like
Speaker 2: why are you doing it? You don't you don't supposed
Speaker 2: to do that? Gots for you to see, like you
Speaker 2: don't you don't supposed to be doing that.
Speaker 4: The guy claims that Puff then forced him to have
Speaker 4: oral sex, and he said that he was grabbing a
Speaker 4: guy's face and forcefully, you know stuff.
Speaker 2: Okay, so damn.
Speaker 1: He was.
Speaker 4: Allegedly Yeah, he said that forced him to do that.
Speaker 4: He grabbed his head and forced him to do that. Now,
Speaker 4: what just happened over here?
Speaker 3: He mean went crazy thinking about past I did, not
Speaker 3: thinking about how you used to get Then I.
Speaker 2: Heard you talking about that boy. I'm well, I want
Speaker 2: to say that.
Speaker 4: You know, Puff's team, Diddy's attorney is saying that, as
Speaker 4: they've said before, they can't respond to every lawsuit in
Speaker 4: every publicity stunt. But you know they have full confidence
Speaker 4: in the facts and integrity that will come out on
Speaker 4: the judicial process.
Speaker 2: So their denying us and the truth, they say the
Speaker 2: truth will prevail.
Speaker 3: Whoever writing these stories about He's whoever writing these stories
Speaker 3: about the men be writing some very entertaining stories.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry if these things have really happened to you,
Speaker 1: but these could be on TV.
Speaker 7: All right, But how do you how do you see
Speaker 7: what's true or not? Because anybody can make an allegation,
Speaker 7: it's just your words.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of Was he.
Speaker 4: A restaurant drinking, No, he was outside of a venue,
Speaker 4: and then he went back to the crib where that
Speaker 4: he was having a party.
Speaker 2: And then he where was the drink taking it? The
Speaker 2: drink was I guess at the house at the party.
Speaker 2: Somebody else had to be at the party and see
Speaker 2: the guy say that with this.
Speaker 4: Is because the guy also said that he was raped
Speaker 4: from behind. And then when he woke up the next morning.
Speaker 4: Up man, when we walk up the next morning, he
Speaker 4: was giving an IV.
Speaker 2: So whoever gave him he would know. But that's what
Speaker 2: I'm saying. Do you know you was raped from behind?
Speaker 1: If you was knocked out?
Speaker 4: I'm sure he said that there was pain and yeah,
Speaker 4: yeah we got it wrap up from behind?
Speaker 3: It could have been how y'all be laughing at male rape'
Speaker 3: y'all don't take your rape.
Speaker 2: I just found out oral rate was a thing.
Speaker 1: I wasn't laughing.
Speaker 5: I was just.
Speaker 2: How do you know if you were right from behind?
Speaker 4: I mean, like, if you was knocked out, you could
Speaker 4: have been on your back legs, like there's a way.
Speaker 2: But that's from the top, not behind. This man claims
Speaker 2: he woke up in pain.
Speaker 4: He suffered mental English, emotional torment, humiliation got him the guitar.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, we gotta wrap it up.
Speaker 1: Where's the guitar?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 2: It was wrapped up like this segment.
Speaker 1: Let's I hate all right?
Speaker 3: Thank you for jess with the mess that was street me.
Speaker 3: You just took it off the street and took it up. God,
Speaker 3: but people are crazy.
Speaker 2: You me all right? Charl the man who you get
Speaker 2: your donkey too?
Speaker 3: Man for after the Hour, We need a twenty nine
Speaker 3: year old Florida man named Jonathan Nabors to come to
Speaker 3: front of it.
Speaker 1: Come to the front of the congregation. We would like
Speaker 1: to have a word with him. Place all right, we'll
Speaker 1: get to that nexus to breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 10: Your execution on the Donkey of the Day is something
Speaker 10: to go for you to read.
Speaker 2: They gave me donkey other day and I deserve that.
Speaker 2: You need to know what you need to tell them.
Speaker 2: I am you tell them it's time for Donkey of
Speaker 2: the Day.
Speaker 8: It's a read.
Speaker 2: But you're so good at Charlamagne. You know what he
Speaker 2: wants Charlamage. Yeah, Solomon, who do you people dusk the
Speaker 2: other day too?
Speaker 12: Then?
Speaker 3: Man sexy red Donkey of Today for Tuesday February eleventh,
Speaker 3: goes to a twenty nine year old Florida man named
Speaker 3: Jonathan Novils.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you something, man, The world.
Speaker 3: Is a strange place because I don't know if it's
Speaker 3: people's behavior that we should be concerned about, are the
Speaker 3: context of their behavior?
Speaker 1: Let me explain.
Speaker 3: Jonathan Navis was arrested after he was a her barking
Speaker 3: like a dog in a Georgia auto part store. That's right,
Speaker 3: for more than an hour.
Speaker 1: Okay. This is what happens when you ask somebody where
Speaker 1: my dog's at?
Speaker 2: All?
Speaker 1: Right, don't ask that question if you don't want an answer.
Speaker 3: According to an incident report, the owner of an advanced
Speaker 3: auto part store called to complain that Jonathan had been
Speaker 3: in the store and had been barking like a dog
Speaker 3: for an hour.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: Jonathan told police officers that he had no idea his
Speaker 3: barking was causing any issues.
Speaker 1: Now, let's discuss this for a second. First of all,
Speaker 1: why did it take an hour?
Speaker 3: A whole hour went by and a grown ass man,
Speaker 3: twenty nine year old man is walking around the store
Speaker 3: barking like a dog, and nobody says anything. One hour,
Speaker 3: sixty minutes, thirty six hundred seconds of non stop barking
Speaker 3: and nobody says anything, And.
Speaker 1: At what point do you know? At what point do
Speaker 1: you who is.
Speaker 3: Not barking realize something is wrong? Okay, I'm not playing
Speaker 3: with people in twenty twenty five. If I'm out somewhere
Speaker 3: and someone starts randomly barking, that person and I will
Speaker 3: not be sharing space for thirty six hundred seconds.
Speaker 1: A whole hour. I am calling the proper authorities immediately.
Speaker 3: I don't know if it's the police or animal control
Speaker 3: what somebody is getting called. Now this is where I'm
Speaker 3: also torn. Okay, I've watched a human bark for an hour.
Speaker 2: NBU have too.
Speaker 1: Okay, I've been around a human who randomly barks. NBU
Speaker 1: have two. That human went by the name of Earl
Speaker 1: Simmons aka DMX. Drop Now you can drop on the
Speaker 1: clues bombs for DMX. Rest in peace to the dog.
Speaker 1: Now listen to me.
Speaker 3: I use the word human to describe DMX, but DMX
Speaker 3: was a spirit He was a spiritual being living in
Speaker 3: human existence. And this is what I mean when I
Speaker 3: say I don't know if it's people's behavior or the
Speaker 3: context of their behavior, because in context, a person barking
Speaker 3: isn't concerning if we know why they barking.
Speaker 2: We know why DMX was balking.
Speaker 1: Okay, he was.
Speaker 3: I never met a person like DMX in my life,
Speaker 3: but one on one. The reality is he may not
Speaker 3: have been from this planet. He may have been dropped
Speaker 3: off here by extraterrestrials. So to see another human randomly
Speaker 3: barking and in an advanced auto parts store the first
Speaker 3: thing I'm gonna do. Honestly, I think the person is
Speaker 3: related to DMX. You've got to be from the same
Speaker 3: place as DMX to be acting like that. And I'm
Speaker 3: not talking about yonkers, okay, I'm talking about whatever planet
Speaker 3: X came from. Actually, I want to give the folks
Speaker 3: and advance Allo parts. I want to give them a
Speaker 3: little grace. If I heard someone barking, I would think
Speaker 3: they was imitating DMX. We all did it at one
Speaker 3: point in our lives. I would think he was just
Speaker 3: doing his own remix of Rough Riders Anthem was something.
Speaker 1: Okay. Now, When they asked Jonathan where his ID was,
Speaker 1: he said in his car.
Speaker 3: When they went to search his car, they found a
Speaker 3: clear baggie containing syringes in the passenger seat and a
Speaker 3: search revealed a bag full of a clear crystal substance
Speaker 3: that was later confirmed to be that cat and candy Okay,
Speaker 3: that white crossed in cookies commonly known as meth. Navis
Speaker 3: also told plisaw Is that the syringes contained blood. It's Florida,
Speaker 3: ladies and gentlemen. I don't know why people are just
Speaker 3: walking around with syringes of blood. But he was fleshing
Speaker 3: my flesh, blood of my blood, Neighbors. Was arrested and
Speaker 3: remains in the Monroe County Detention Center with a five
Speaker 3: thousand dollars bond. No word on if he's still barking.
Speaker 3: Please give Jonathan Navis the sweet sounds of the Hamilton.
Speaker 6: Dog of the day, the dogee all the day. Ye.
Speaker 3: If you're sitting around confused about that story, just understand
Speaker 3: it's Florida, ladies and gentlemen. Don't try to you know,
Speaker 3: don't try to rationalize it.
Speaker 2: Florida.
Speaker 1: What's his name, Jonathan Neavis? But tell it true.
Speaker 22: Though.
Speaker 4: If you somewhere for a hour and somebody just walking
Speaker 4: around barking, you gonna say.
Speaker 1: Something, I'm been I would have left already.
Speaker 2: Okay, let me see him say nothing, right.
Speaker 3: On DMX kids. Right, I have no business in a
Speaker 3: store with a person balking for an hour. I might
Speaker 3: walk back just for come on you and you're gonna
Speaker 3: bite it, because if you're already.
Speaker 4: Walking around bucking you not wrapped your tight son, you
Speaker 4: could be capable of anything you can do, and you
Speaker 4: can have anything in your pocket. Somebody say something, you
Speaker 4: stab them up, anything. So let him go ahead and
Speaker 4: have it established.
Speaker 3: But why wait for an hour to call the police.
Speaker 3: I'm calling immediately. That wasn't suspicious to you after the
Speaker 3: first thirty seconds, the first minute.
Speaker 1: That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 7: All Right, well, thank you for that donkey of the day.
Speaker 7: Now let's open up the phone lines eight hundred five
Speaker 7: eight five, one oh five one. This is something that
Speaker 7: stephen A. Smith and and Charlamanne actually said yesterday before
Speaker 7: we said we were talking about Serena Williams dancing at
Speaker 7: Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl halftime performance.
Speaker 2: Uh, stephen A.
Speaker 7: Smith said he would divorce Serena Williams for that Cam. No,
Speaker 7: you didn't say that part, but he said he would
Speaker 7: he would divorce his wife because he says, these are
Speaker 7: signs that say that you're not over your ex? Why
Speaker 7: would you have to be in that song going at
Speaker 7: your ex? Then you said something, you.
Speaker 1: Said something similar.
Speaker 3: What I said was, you know, why would she be
Speaker 3: on stage crip walking about her ex that she dated
Speaker 3: what ten.
Speaker 1: Plus years ago? And you were a married was eleven
Speaker 1: with kids? I said, if I was her husband, I'll
Speaker 1: have to give a little pinch of something, right, like
Speaker 1: why do you need to go do that?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 1: So they say all that divorce, that's white man. That
Speaker 1: is true, especially during Black History Month.
Speaker 7: Heity eight hundred five eight five one oh five one.
Speaker 7: The question is do you agree with Stephen A. Smith
Speaker 7: that these are signs that you are not over your ex?
Speaker 7: And if you were married, would you be upset? Let's
Speaker 7: open up the phone lines and discuss again. Eight hundred
Speaker 7: five eight five one oh five to one. Well, well
Speaker 7: play the ordio when we come back. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Let's say, if you're all talking about it, you know
Speaker 2: we talking about it. It's toughing times.
Speaker 1: Called eight hundred five eight five one five one to
Speaker 1: join into the discussion with the Breakfast.
Speaker 7: Club Morning, Everybody's DJ Envy Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 7: We are the breakfast club. If you're just joining us.
Speaker 7: We're talking about something that Stephen A. Smith said about
Speaker 7: Serena Williams cript walking at Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl halftime show.
Speaker 2: This is what he said.
Speaker 7: If I'm married and my wife is going to join
Speaker 7: troll and her ex, go back to his ass, because
Speaker 7: clearly you know you you don't belong with me.
Speaker 10: What' you worried about him for?
Speaker 5: And you with me?
Speaker 7: So we're taking your calls eight hundred five eight five,
Speaker 7: one oh five to one.
Speaker 2: Now, Jess, you feel what Jess?
Speaker 1: I feel like she was all right.
Speaker 4: I mean I don't feel like I disagree with it
Speaker 4: at all. I feel like it is what it is.
Speaker 4: She was a part of the whole situation.
Speaker 2: She wanted to do it.
Speaker 1: She's from La.
Speaker 4: It was a shot at Drake whatever, Dragon, Kendrick and
Speaker 4: Serena whoever is a part of it too, dragged him.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I just I feel like, yeah, I don't mind you
Speaker 7: you dragging it, but not taking a shot at your
Speaker 7: ex like you still feelings or something that he says,
Speaker 7: still bothers. You do it to any other songs, squabble up,
Speaker 7: do it to TV off do it to but it's
Speaker 7: gonna be all right, do it before the show, after
Speaker 7: the show.
Speaker 1: But the saying yeah, but just don't.
Speaker 2: Do it, it feels like it bothers you.
Speaker 4: But the thing is, Drake came at him too. Drake
Speaker 4: came and her husband, so why not go walk on
Speaker 4: his head?
Speaker 8: You know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Like I said, her husband is a groupie. But Serena
Speaker 3: already got her look back. Serene got her look back
Speaker 3: at the SB she did the same thing. She threw
Speaker 3: a little shot at Drake and then she did her
Speaker 3: crip crip walking out like a So I mean, I
Speaker 3: guess just to do it again.
Speaker 4: Maybe she did it for the people in the back
Speaker 4: because I didn't know she did that at the aby
Speaker 4: a little boring to me, so I didn't watch it.
Speaker 2: But to see I do that there, I was up.
Speaker 2: You know, that was cool for me.
Speaker 1: I just felt like Kendrick gave Drake way too much,
Speaker 1: that's all you said that. Yeah, I don't think so.
Speaker 4: I think it's dragon season. Sometimes you gotta pop out
Speaker 4: and show them.
Speaker 2: Okay, so hello, who's this? He t what's your thoughts?
Speaker 10: Okay?
Speaker 19: So that saws on the Serenas I don't feel that
Speaker 19: she was doing it against Drake when she wanted the
Speaker 19: championships in Wilmilton, she did the trip walk ma sure
Speaker 19: that she was scatters.
Speaker 5: I felt she was doing it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was something like that, the credit against her.
Speaker 1: Okay, it could have had a double meaning.
Speaker 3: But once again, y'all, we're not gonna sit here and
Speaker 3: act like he said on the song, you better not
Speaker 3: speak on Serena.
Speaker 1: We know she's from Compton. She did the same thing
Speaker 1: at the S piece, like, come on, cut it out, y'all, hello,
Speaker 1: because she was done. We know why it was done.
Speaker 1: Like we doing you find it all trying to find
Speaker 1: all these deeper meanings. We know why it was done.
Speaker 1: Y'all cut it out.
Speaker 2: Good ONR to Mama, what's your thoughts.
Speaker 5: I feel like this, like if it was a regular dude,
Speaker 5: it didn't like I can't cuss.
Speaker 19: I'm like, hold, like what you're doing, you're still you know,
Speaker 19: put it, do it or whatever. But like these serious's
Speaker 19: Arena Williams, we all know what's for entertainment and you know,
Speaker 19: you know wh he signed up for, and that's with her.
Speaker 19: I don't think it was disrespectful in a way. Just
Speaker 19: because it's her, Like I said, it was a regular average.
Speaker 5: Chick, like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, I'm just like cool.
Speaker 2: You speak on me and my husband.
Speaker 4: Yeah, any opportunity I get the krit walk on your head,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna do it exactly.
Speaker 2: Okay, thank you. Now why did he go? Why did
Speaker 2: she go with that? Why did Drake go to her husband?
Speaker 4: Because he wanted to take a picture with us something
Speaker 4: like that. I think I seen Serena's husband wanted to
Speaker 4: take a picture with Drake. Yeah, you're still Drake, and
Speaker 4: so Drake put You know, he could have been a
Speaker 4: long time fan. He just end up with the girl,
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 2: But you know, it is what it is, some people
Speaker 2: being their feelings behind girls, y'all. Okay, hello, who's this?
Speaker 12: What's happening this?
Speaker 5: Klonmo mohio?
Speaker 2: What's up?
Speaker 1: Brother?
Speaker 2: What's your thoughts?
Speaker 6: Brother?
Speaker 18: My thoughts are Drake shouldn't have been a little beeche
Speaker 18: and Serena wouldn't have been dancing on his grave. That
Speaker 18: was kind of funny. I didn't even think it was Serena.
Speaker 18: My mama see just said that's Arena.
Speaker 1: I said, no, that's it some dancer check whole time.
Speaker 2: See she looked good. She looked real good on Sunday.
Speaker 16: Yeah, serena fan, I'm more of a venus. I'm more
Speaker 16: of a venus lady or man. If he would have
Speaker 16: handled his business, she would have never danced on his grave,
Speaker 16: super forward the whole nation.
Speaker 2: Nice grave. Yeah, yeah, what's the more?
Speaker 3: All of the story, the all of the story that
Speaker 3: Renal Winns can do whatever she want and if her
Speaker 3: husband ain't got a problem with it, I don't give
Speaker 3: a damn.
Speaker 1: I'm just asking.
Speaker 3: We're hypothetically having a conversation, and the hypothetical conversation.
Speaker 1: Is to me, it's just a level of pettiness that
Speaker 1: you know, she don't need to be partaking it. That's all.
Speaker 3: She married with a couple of kids, go out there
Speaker 3: and dance during squabble, love with something. But like you
Speaker 3: in a way, it's like, why are you? Why are
Speaker 3: you still antagonizing this dude?
Speaker 1: Your ex?
Speaker 22: Like?
Speaker 1: Who cares?
Speaker 2: So let me ask a questions. So who does Chris
Speaker 2: Brown have be with anybody? Any artist? We can remember?
Speaker 1: I don't know, and I don't want to say, what
Speaker 1: did you dance on that person's then?
Speaker 2: Didn't he have be? For Drake to before like a
Speaker 2: little brief situation. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah yeah. So if
Speaker 2: Drake was performance called jes.
Speaker 7: Cravo performance, say yo, Jess, I need you to come
Speaker 7: in and quit walk on this song where I'm going
Speaker 7: with that?
Speaker 2: Chris? Would you do it?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 4: Because first of all that's my accent. Then we like,
Speaker 4: we're really really good friends. I would never betray like
Speaker 4: my friend for Quaver, I'm sorry, I can't do it.
Speaker 2: I'm not What was that question for her? I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't even know that you just asked. That was
Speaker 1: so dumb. Listen also to uh when when when Serena Williams.
Speaker 3: Krypt walked in twenty twelve after she beat who shed
Speaker 3: be Shower for whatever her name is in London?
Speaker 1: That was hard, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: So she cripp walked there?
Speaker 3: Yes, So Serena's always had a level of freedom that
Speaker 3: she's always expressed, you know, period, And that's why.
Speaker 1: We love Serena Williams.
Speaker 3: All right, we just specially selling in a sport where
Speaker 3: black people, especially black women, don't normally excel it. She's
Speaker 3: always been her true authentic self, whether it's wearing the
Speaker 3: black cat suit, whether it's wearing her head the way
Speaker 3: she want to wear it, whether it's krip walking like
Speaker 3: she's always had a level of.
Speaker 2: Freedom period and she earned it. She did. Yeah, we
Speaker 2: got just the mess coming up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Yo, your homegirl Nancy Mayce remember from the House
Speaker 4: of Representatives, the Military.
Speaker 2: Man South Carolina. Yes, she is accusing her husband a.
Speaker 4: Sexual assault her husband, yes, her ex fiance, ex fiance, Okay, yeah,
Speaker 4: all right, Well we'll talk about it when we come
Speaker 4: back at the Breakfast Club in morning.
Speaker 2: The Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody, we are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Let's get to jest with the mess is Laurias, Jessica,
Speaker 2: Robin Moore.
Speaker 10: Just don't do no line, don't do that talk.
Speaker 2: Nobody world why jes worldwide? On the Breakfast Club. She's
Speaker 2: a coach of ship.
Speaker 4: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 4: understand something that nobody.
Speaker 1: Could get you to see.
Speaker 2: This's time to set it off.
Speaker 4: Lawrence will break down the story about Charlemagne. Home Girl,
Speaker 4: Nancy mays. The military school, lady, man, I mean the
Speaker 4: military man school, lady.
Speaker 1: What did you talking?
Speaker 3: Woman to graduate from an all male military school called
Speaker 3: the Citadel in South.
Speaker 2: Cal There we go. So that's why I call her
Speaker 2: the military man school lady. Yes, I see what you
Speaker 2: did there. So Nancy Mayce, she took the floor the Senate.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: She took the floora house representatives on Monday night, and
Speaker 4: she used it as an opportunity to let some people
Speaker 4: know some things that have been going on in her
Speaker 4: life that she says police are not helping her with.
Speaker 2: Let's take a listen.
Speaker 15: I found some photos of what appeared to be a
Speaker 15: teenager undressed in the kind of underwear a child would wear.
Speaker 15: To me, the facial expression of this young woman, young girl,
Speaker 15: teenager looked scared and nervous. I saw another video of
Speaker 15: another woman who was undressed, clearly on a camera, unaware
Speaker 15: she was being filmed. She was slender, and she had
Speaker 15: long brown hair. I turned up the volume to hear
Speaker 15: if there was audio.
Speaker 2: I heard my voice.
Speaker 15: I zoomed in on the video and that woman was me.
Speaker 15: My entire body was paralyzed and I couldn't move where
Speaker 15: my feet on the floor.
Speaker 2: Was I breathing?
Speaker 15: I have no idea. I could feel pain shooting out
Speaker 15: of my heart, out of my chest, dropped straight down
Speaker 15: to the floor like I was in a noseedive running
Speaker 15: through my veins, wouldn't stop. Time was suspended for a moment.
Speaker 15: This monster stole my body.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it was.
Speaker 4: She went on for about an hour. And first of all,
Speaker 4: this is crazy, right, like imagine. She says, she's engaged
Speaker 4: to this guy. His name is Patrick Bye, he's a businessman.
Speaker 4: And the way she even started they started having conversations
Speaker 4: about the phone was because somebody randomly sent her a
Speaker 4: text message. It was a screenshot of him allegedly on
Speaker 4: a dating app. Right, and they're engaged. So she's like, oh,
Speaker 4: you know, politics is a crazy game. So she's like,
Speaker 4: I think that she thought it was like fake and
Speaker 4: somebody was just trying to mess with her.
Speaker 1: A little bit.
Speaker 2: And this is recent. She found this out recent.
Speaker 4: So no, that's another thing she just revealed this Monday night.
Speaker 4: But she says she's been going through this for the
Speaker 4: past year wow, and nobody has helped there. So she
Speaker 4: says that basically what happened after she got that text message,
Speaker 4: she got to the point where she was able to
Speaker 4: get to the phones. He allegedly the ex fiance had
Speaker 4: put one phone in the safe, got a new phone,
Speaker 4: and she was just watching them because she's like, why
Speaker 4: is he doing all of this? But she had begun
Speaker 4: uncovering things because she says, she used to work in
Speaker 4: text so she was able to like, like I guess,
Speaker 4: like track like metadata and just see kind of what
Speaker 4: he was doing or whatever. And she has these files,
Speaker 4: these photos, these videos. She said, it's tons and tons
Speaker 4: of women in underage girls. She says that she actually
Speaker 4: reached out to one of the girls because she recognized
Speaker 4: some of them. They're like her political colleagues, like daughters
Speaker 4: and stuff like that. She said she reached out to
Speaker 4: one of the girls just letting her know, hey, I
Speaker 4: have this and showing her and that she said the
Speaker 4: girl didn't even remember that it happened whatsoever. Now this
Speaker 4: is all leedged now, she says, over this past year,
Speaker 4: what happened was is that she went to South Carolina
Speaker 4: Attorney General Alan Wilson, who you know, this is actually
Speaker 4: somebody that will be her opponent if she if she
Speaker 4: runs for the governor of South Carolina in twenty twenty six,
Speaker 4: but she says that she went there. She also says
Speaker 4: that she went to investigators who basically told her like
Speaker 4: the prosecutor's office said they said that this was like
Speaker 4: false right, like about her coming to him and not
Speaker 4: getting help. But then investigator she said that they threaten
Speaker 4: to lock her up as if she wasn't the victim.
Speaker 4: So she's been trying to figure this out for the
Speaker 4: past year. She says she had to leave her home.
Speaker 4: She had to tell her kids will have because they
Speaker 4: had to just up and leave. It got to the
Speaker 4: point where it got physical between her and her ex fiance.
Speaker 4: She says she has the marks to prove it, and
Speaker 4: now she's just she just basically wants to get attention
Speaker 4: to it because behind the scenes, she's been trying for
Speaker 4: a year to get some movement to get these you
Speaker 4: know people that she's allegend has done all these things
Speaker 4: to these women off the streets, and nothing has happened.
Speaker 4: So she took it to the House Representative floor. And
Speaker 4: I just think it's crazy because this is your fiance,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean. And you find a video
Speaker 4: of yourself and your paone. She says she had a
Speaker 4: couple drinks one night and she can't remember I see herself.
Speaker 4: To see one of yourself on the videos is crazy, Yeah,
Speaker 4: And it was to the point where She also alleged that,
Speaker 4: like in one of the videos of a woman allegedly
Speaker 4: being raped, the under a younger girl being raped, the
Speaker 4: girl's body was so lifeless because the girl had allegedly
Speaker 4: been drugged, that she thought that the girl was like
Speaker 4: not a lot, but she was. She had just allegedly
Speaker 4: been drugged. So she's saying it's really bad or she's
Speaker 4: uncovering this about him. So he's right now, he is
Speaker 4: where they're investigating. Yeah, they're investigating it, but he has
Speaker 4: categorically denied all of the claims. He says that he
Speaker 4: takes the matter seriously and will cooperate fully with any
Speaker 4: necessary legal process to clear his name.
Speaker 2: So just because they work in politics, I know, you
Speaker 2: say a businessman, but like.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he was a businessman. But then he has these
Speaker 4: other colleagues too that she's a legend as a part
Speaker 4: of this as well too. Now another just shifting gears again,
Speaker 4: we kind of been all over the place today. Kanye West.
Speaker 4: So you guys remember Kanye West had the website dot com. Yep,
Speaker 4: he did the East the Super Bowl Easter at the
Speaker 4: Super Bowl ad rejecting or sending people to the website
Speaker 4: on the website, he had this T shirt with the
Speaker 4: Nazi symbol on the swastika.
Speaker 10: Yes.
Speaker 4: Now, people were really really upset about this, as you
Speaker 4: can imagine. But right now, if you go to easy
Speaker 4: dot com, y'all can try it on your phones.
Speaker 2: I just did it.
Speaker 4: The website is disabled, So reports right now are that
Speaker 4: Shopify has actually disabled the store. I'll reach out to
Speaker 4: Shopify to try and figure out if they disabled it
Speaker 4: or if it was something done on his side, but
Speaker 4: you're not. You can't shop the website anymore. And then
Speaker 4: people were like, well, if the website was going to
Speaker 4: sell these not you know, pushing T shirts, why would
Speaker 4: the Super Bowl ad be approved? So TMZ actually found
Speaker 4: out that he pulled like the wool over the eyes
Speaker 4: of Fox when he purchased his Super Bowl Sunday ad,
Speaker 4: the thirty second spot, which Kanye says he shot on
Speaker 4: his iPhone. It shocked a lot of people because he
Speaker 4: just had one on that anti semitic rant, and then
Speaker 4: the website dropped those T shirts. But sources with direct
Speaker 4: knowledge tell TMZ that Fox actually approved the ad Friday
Speaker 4: to air Sunday in three markets only, La Philly and Atlanta.
Speaker 2: So for some people that didn't see it. I didn't
Speaker 2: see it. Yeah, that's why.
Speaker 4: But the process was purely based on two things, the
Speaker 4: content of the ad and the website promoting easy dot com.
Speaker 4: They're told that the video of Kanye sitting in a
Speaker 4: deal chair said nothing else but over and over like
Speaker 4: whatever whatever.
Speaker 2: It wasn't like that.
Speaker 4: Whatever was on the website wasn't there Friday, and it
Speaker 4: was nothing offensive there. It was just normal athletic wear
Speaker 4: and then all the other stuff pops up. Yes, so
Speaker 4: at some point Sunday he reduced the site and changed
Speaker 4: the items, and now the swastika shirt was on the website.
Speaker 4: So I'm not for sure again if Shopify has taken
Speaker 4: us down, but it does say disabled if you visit
Speaker 4: the website right now, and I have reshots to figure
Speaker 4: out what that?
Speaker 2: Who disabled?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Literally on during that story, not because you didn't do
Speaker 3: a good job, but because Kanye is just exhausting. It's
Speaker 3: just tiring, Like it's just like at this point, you
Speaker 3: can't figure out nothing else to do. The Gunner attention.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he tried to comment on the Super Bowl too.
Speaker 4: He said that Kendrick did a good job, but then
Speaker 4: he said that they're using Kendrick to take down Drake,
Speaker 4: like how they took down on our Kelly.
Speaker 2: So you know that's a whole other thing.
Speaker 1: I actually Kelly took itself down. What are we talking about?
Speaker 2: Okay, definitely took himself down.
Speaker 6: I thought that was Kanye.
Speaker 4: Me and a lot of other people thought that was
Speaker 4: Kanye that like during the Morgan Morning and that person
Speaker 4: is actually a part of the thing. I mean, I've
Speaker 4: been figured out that it wasn't Kanye, but I thought
Speaker 4: that he had pulled some because he was one of
Speaker 4: his things and just went he was being funny saying
Speaker 4: he was going to pop up at the cross Yeah,
Speaker 4: and I thought I thought he did that, but it
Speaker 4: was can.
Speaker 2: You imagine I'm running with them?
Speaker 10: Silver?
Speaker 2: Silver absolutely who had bottoms watch Ticket's T shirt. He'd
Speaker 2: be surprised me by that.
Speaker 1: Some people who identify as nai.
Speaker 2: And people who love Kanye and do everything like do everything.
Speaker 3: But that's what's so dangerous, because you know, he does
Speaker 3: have influence over a lot of people, and what if
Speaker 3: it's a younger generation who don't even understand the.
Speaker 1: History of what they just go to the T shirt
Speaker 1: line like support and by not walking around with.
Speaker 4: Especially a younger crowd who don't really even understand a
Speaker 4: lot of don't just saying that's right, and it costs
Speaker 4: it cost him eight million dollars.
Speaker 2: By the way, that the spot in the Super Bowl
Speaker 2: any bough, but wrap it up now he allegedly made
Speaker 2: that back, right, that's what they said. I guess I
Speaker 2: don't know.
Speaker 7: All right, Well that's just with the mess side. Well
Speaker 7: let's get to the mixed eight hundred and five eight five,
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Speaker 7: it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning morning. Everybody is stej Envy,
Speaker 7: Jess Hilarius, Charlamage the guy. We are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: It's Black History Month? What we doing today?
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Speaker 1: I didn't Know Maybe you didn't eat there? And b
Speaker 1: Dot speaks on East of.
Speaker 3: Today and how hush Harbors, liberation, anthems and even your
Speaker 3: fresh Easter fit are all part of a legacy of
Speaker 3: resilience and rising up.
Speaker 1: Let's discuss I.
Speaker 6: Didn't know, I didn't know, I didn't know.
Speaker 2: But see if our ancestors.
Speaker 28: Easter wasn't just about dressing up and being fresher than
Speaker 28: the border, health and hunting Easter eggs. Back in the day,
Speaker 28: Easter was like the original we Gonna be all right anthem.
Speaker 28: It was hope in the middle of chaos. Imagine being enslaved,
Speaker 28: working sunrise to sunset, but still holding on to the
Speaker 28: story of Jesus rising again. Now that's some real faith.
Speaker 28: It might be smaller than a mustard seed. It was
Speaker 28: a thought of if Jesus could roll that stone away,
Speaker 28: Come on, somebody, huh, then we can roll this oppression
Speaker 28: off our backs too, Can I get amen?
Speaker 2: And had you ever heard of hush Harbor's Let me
Speaker 2: tell you about them.
Speaker 28: Hush harbors were like the underground clubs of the slavement period,
Speaker 28: like them silent parties, but they didn't have no colorful headsets.
Speaker 28: And instead of the DJ dropping bangers, you had somebody
Speaker 28: in the corner whispering.
Speaker 2: Swing load sweet Chi.
Speaker 28: Cause they had to keep it low key because at
Speaker 28: massaculture it's a rap. So they'd head out to the woods,
Speaker 28: set up shop and worship in secret hush harbors. They'd
Speaker 28: even hang up wet blankets to keep the sound from traveling. Yeah,
Speaker 28: soundproof in the woods. Now, how innovative is that they
Speaker 28: didn't need no beats by dre our ancestors invented noise cancelation.
Speaker 28: But these hush harbors, they weren't just about worship, Oh nah,
Speaker 28: they were about rebellion.
Speaker 5: See.
Speaker 28: They'd sing songs like weed in the Walder Weed, which
Speaker 28: was basically the first GPS, cause that was cold. For
Speaker 28: ay you, Harriet said, meet about a river, and don't forget.
Speaker 2: To pack light.
Speaker 28: These folks turned praise into power Him in the hope,
Speaker 28: and today that same energy lives in every gospel choir
Speaker 28: and every preacher who makes you say shay by the edsap.
Speaker 28: And we can't forget about the easter fit tradition, the
Speaker 28: pasteales with the shoes to match. I wasn't capping about that,
Speaker 28: but that goes back to the enslavement periods as well.
Speaker 28: After emancipation, newly freed black folks would pull up the
Speaker 28: church in their finest fits. They wasn't just dressing for God.
Speaker 28: They were dressing to let the world know I'm free
Speaker 28: and I look good. That's why to this day we
Speaker 28: don't play about them easter fits. Some folks be out
Speaker 28: here treating Easter like the met Gala, Big hats, pasteale suits.
Speaker 28: Had to put some armarole on them shoes because I
Speaker 28: could see my reflection in them. Jones, There's like a
Speaker 28: Runway show with a praise break in the middle. And No,
Speaker 28: East ain't the only holiday with roots in the struggle.
Speaker 28: We talked about Juneteenth and previous seasons. That's when we
Speaker 28: celebrate freedom two years after freedom was supposed to happen.
Speaker 28: Can you imagine being two years late to your own
Speaker 28: free party?
Speaker 2: Feel like your job.
Speaker 28: Hearting you up and saying, hey, you got PTO that
Speaker 28: you didn't use back in twenty twenty three. Another holiday
Speaker 28: is Kwanza, where we are on on African traditions and
Speaker 28: principles like unity and self determination. If Easter is the resurrection,
Speaker 28: Juneteenth is the graduation, and then Kwan's is like the
Speaker 28: family reunion. It's all connected. Holiday is rooted in freedom
Speaker 28: and resilience. So this year, when you're stepping clean and
Speaker 28: you're Easter's best, remember you're not just celebrating a holiday,
Speaker 28: You're honoring a legacy. You're carrying forward with the spirit
Speaker 28: of those hush harbors, the fight for freedom and the
Speaker 28: hope that no matter how low we get, we always
Speaker 28: rise again. And I didn't know maybe you didn't either. No,
Speaker 28: all right, happy Black History mom.
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Speaker 7: All right, when we come back, we got the positive
Speaker 7: note and more is the Breakfast Club. Good Morning Morning,
Speaker 7: Everybody's j n V. Jesse Larius Charlamage the God we
Speaker 7: are the Breakfast Now we got a salute to Meka
Speaker 7: Mallory for stopping through.
Speaker 2: Her book is out right now. I live to tell
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Speaker 1: That's right. A memoir of love, legacy, and resilience. This
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Speaker 3: If you enjoyed State of Emergency, you will enjoy her memoir. Remember,
Speaker 3: State of Emergency was more of a self help guid
Speaker 3: a how to book on how to get through the
Speaker 3: times that we were in, you know, back in twenty twenty,
Speaker 3: twenty twenty one.
Speaker 2: But this is her actual memoir.
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Speaker 1: And it is out on my book in print, Black
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Speaker 2: That's not the name of it.
Speaker 3: Well, it's the Foundation Library at the New York Public Library, Okay.
Speaker 3: And she'll be in a conversation with Jimani Williams on
Speaker 3: Thursday at six thirty pm Eastern.
Speaker 2: Okay, so the New York Public Life.
Speaker 3: By Thursday, six thirty pm Eastern, she will be in
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Speaker 2: All right, they got a positive note.
Speaker 3: I do have a I'm sorry big jests, you know,
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Speaker 4: Calm down, okay, just a smoke and smoke if it's
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Speaker 4: old is uncle?
Speaker 6: Is not that?
Speaker 2: Lauren Man said, if it's smoked, then it's smoked, and
Speaker 2: then it's tea. I don't know.
Speaker 4: My hands don't know nothing either. I don't know, but
Speaker 4: I never heard of want smoke. It's us two different things.
Speaker 4: But this Friday, for Valentine's Day, we have the Extravaganza
Speaker 4: in DC. Make sure you get your tickets for that.
Speaker 4: It's a dinner, it's a party, live music. Me and
Speaker 4: me and my Nigerian people putting on this really really
Speaker 4: nice Upper Anchelent event where all black.
Speaker 2: Get your tickets at w Upper Echelin. Okay, what else
Speaker 2: supposed to say?
Speaker 1: That sounds luxurious? I'm there Upper Anchelan, Yes, Echelon.
Speaker 2: What else, but get your tickets?
Speaker 4: All right, dress all black, bring your wife, bring your husband, whatever,
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Speaker 2: I'll see yall Friday.
Speaker 3: All right, A positive note, Yes, the positive note, man.
Speaker 3: It comes from the great Cornell West. Cornell once said,
Speaker 3: if you can't lead the people, Cornell West once said,
Speaker 3: you can't lead the people. If you don't love the people.
Speaker 3: You can't save the people, if you don't serve the people.
Speaker 3: So find somebody to serve today. Always be of service
Speaker 3: to others. Have a blessed day.
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