Speaker 1: Good morning, Usa yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
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Speaker 2: Yo jess hilarius to be here in the second what
Speaker 2: I'm charlamage the gun.
Speaker 1: Most of the planet is Monday.
Speaker 3: Good morning.
Speaker 1: How y'all feel out there? I feel blessed, black and
Speaker 1: holly favored. Happy to be here another day to serve
Speaker 1: our beautiful listeners. What's happening? That's right, It's Monday. Back
Speaker 1: to the work week. Hopefully you guys had an amazing weekend.
Speaker 1: I know I I was on cheered dad duties all weekend. Man.
Speaker 1: So you know, you know, my daughter is a competitive cheerleader,
Speaker 1: so she had cheerleading competition, which I actually love going
Speaker 1: to not just to watch, you know, my daughter, but
Speaker 1: you know, the whole.
Speaker 3: Cheer dad cheer mom circuit is his own thing.
Speaker 1: So you know, we all go to these different places,
Speaker 1: you know, every every weekend. We were in Atlantic City
Speaker 1: this weekend, so just getting to see all of the
Speaker 1: different cheered dads and cheer moms and you know, walking
Speaker 1: around connecting with them and telling they telling me, they
Speaker 1: listening to the breakfast club and brilliant idiots and read
Speaker 1: my books and all of that good stuff.
Speaker 3: It's just good breaking bread with them, man.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: I'm a dance dad, so you know every week and
Speaker 1: we hit the road. We were in New York City
Speaker 1: this week, and so it wasn't too bad. But I
Speaker 1: want to salute to Kevin Hart and the Plastic Cupboys.
Speaker 2: Drop a bomb for them. Kevin Hart was on the
Speaker 2: show last week and I did a date night. I
Speaker 2: took my wife to see Kevin Hard, actually my daughter
Speaker 2: and her boyfriend when we double dated. And when I say,
Speaker 2: one of the funniest shows I see this year, hilarious.
Speaker 2: And I know that they always have this talk that
Speaker 2: Kevin Hart is not funny, and I don't know what
Speaker 2: this talk comes from, because that show was freaking hilarious from.
Speaker 1: And you don't get to the level Kevin Hart is
Speaker 1: that if he's not funny, and Spank and Naim and
Speaker 1: all the Plastic Cupboys are funny as well too. You
Speaker 1: talk about OG triple OG veterans in the comedy Game,
Speaker 1: by the way, and.
Speaker 2: You know the funny thing about it, It was really
Speaker 2: talking about you know, people thirty five and plus majority
Speaker 2: of the night. So it's the act of my age,
Speaker 2: that's right. So they were talking about you. I know
Speaker 2: you guys thought this show was going started at eight
Speaker 2: so you can get home by eleven, but we started
Speaker 2: a little late like and it it went from the
Speaker 2: whole old g o to it made you feel good.
Speaker 2: But I had a great time. But all of them
Speaker 2: were just hilarious. So Shaluta salutor Spank saluted, Naim salutor.
Speaker 2: Kevin Hart saluted the whole team. I had an amazing
Speaker 2: time and they rolled out the red carpet. I mean,
Speaker 2: we had food, we had drinks. It was it was
Speaker 2: a dope experience. So again salute. If you get a
Speaker 2: chance to check them out in your city, definitely definitely
Speaker 2: do that.
Speaker 3: But I'm just good because they kick you out last time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, don't know.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 2: The funny thing is, so my phone went off during
Speaker 2: the during the during the show this time too, so
Speaker 2: I walked, I got my ass up. I said, I'm
Speaker 2: not gonna check my phone right here. I walked my
Speaker 2: ass up all the way to the back and when
Speaker 2: I when I opened up my phone, they came in
Speaker 2: and got me again. It was like there's no phones
Speaker 2: in it. I said, bro, I'm not inside, I'm outside.
Speaker 2: There was like, don't you know there's no phones in it.
Speaker 1: I said, you need to start respecting people's comedy shows.
Speaker 1: You're coming up now, Kevin out there making all that
Speaker 1: money doing his stand up special, and and he's going
Speaker 1: to turn that into a special at some point, respect
Speaker 1: people show.
Speaker 2: I stepped out. I walked all the way out so
Speaker 2: I wouldn't have that problem. They still damn there threw
Speaker 2: me out.
Speaker 3: Well, they told you keep your phone away.
Speaker 7: They definitely did what. I'm just what I was CALLI
Speaker 7: and Kelly was good. Shout out to Oakland, San Francisco, Sacramento,
Speaker 7: the Bay. Everybody came out. They always treat me good man.
Speaker 7: You see how hardly got a voice. Tired as hell,
Speaker 7: but I'm good though.
Speaker 8: Yo.
Speaker 7: Traveling back from LA, I'm back on the East coast.
Speaker 7: That's the all thing. That's the all day thing. It
Speaker 7: don't matter like how early you get up. You still
Speaker 7: three hours link at home, that's right.
Speaker 2: And then the clock changed, Yo, Then you tired, yep,
Speaker 2: And then you had some of that smoke from the West.
Speaker 9: Coast, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And then you know still brustban and still got
Speaker 7: a pomp and all that come home to a baby
Speaker 7: who just want her mother.
Speaker 9: That's right crazy, but it's amazing though.
Speaker 2: All Right, well, let's get the show cracking. Andrew Schultz
Speaker 2: to be joining us this morning. He has a new
Speaker 2: special on Netflix's Life. Yeah, so we're gonna be talking
Speaker 2: to Andrew Shelton. Then also Congressman Al Green.
Speaker 1: He's uh, well, I actually joined us on a Friday,
Speaker 1: and we did release that that interview digitally this weekend,
Speaker 1: but we're getting it back on for our listeners this morning.
Speaker 2: Right, And if you don't know who Al Green is
Speaker 2: not the singer, he's the congressman who actually uh stepped
Speaker 2: out last week as Donald Trump was speaking. You actually
Speaker 2: got thrown out. So we'll talk to him about all
Speaker 2: that in a little bit. All right, Well, let's get
Speaker 2: the show crack, and we got front page news a
Speaker 2: lot going on this morning. It's the Breakfast Club. Good
Speaker 2: morning morning. Everybody is DJ Envy Jesse, hilarious, Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's getting some front page
Speaker 2: news now. Lebron James he's expected to miss one to
Speaker 2: two weeks. He has a growing strain, so you won't
Speaker 2: be seeing him for a couple of weeks.
Speaker 10: All right, what's up Morgan God Morning, dj MV, Charlomagne
Speaker 10: the God and Jesse Larious. How y'all feeling happy? Happy
Speaker 10: Monday morning? Oh goodness. Okay, let's wake up y'all.
Speaker 11: So let's try and he got the work.
Speaker 10: I know I'm giving energy. Come on, come on, get
Speaker 10: some of this energy, Get some of this energy.
Speaker 12: Let's talk. Let's talk about it.
Speaker 10: Thousands of people gathered in Selma, Alabama, yesterday to mark
Speaker 10: the sixtieth anniversary of Bloody Sunday. That was the day
Speaker 10: in nineteen sixty five when civil rights demonstrators were attacked
Speaker 10: by police and a clash that shocked the nation and
Speaker 10: Galvin I support for Voting Rights Act of nineteen sixty five.
Speaker 10: National Urban League President and CEO Mark Morial. He spoke
Speaker 10: at the event and says that many of the people
Speaker 10: are concerned about the recent job cuts implemented by the
Speaker 10: Trump administration, and it's also renewing concerns about civil rights.
Speaker 12: Let's hear more from Mark Morrel.
Speaker 13: There's a strong sense of indignation against these steps, which
Speaker 13: you're seen as not in the best interests of America,
Speaker 13: but also that could hurt Black America, Brown America, poor Americans,
Speaker 13: and even disadvantage white Americans. So there's a resolve I
Speaker 13: believe coming out of Selma that this is going to
Speaker 13: be important work and an important fight, and we must
Speaker 13: do it.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 10: So House Minority Leader Hakim Jeffries he led a bipartisan
Speaker 10: congressional delegation of about forty lawmakers during the ceremonies. Activities
Speaker 10: also included the annual walk across the Edmund Pettis Bridge
Speaker 10: to commemorate and recreate the nineteen sixty five rights March
Speaker 10: to from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama.
Speaker 12: Did you guys see any of that coverage?
Speaker 3: I did.
Speaker 1: And you know what, when you when you hear stuff
Speaker 1: like that and you watch stuff like that, you know,
Speaker 1: even with the attack that is happening on civil rights
Speaker 1: right now, you have to applaud black people for how
Speaker 1: far we've come in sixty years. Like this is to
Speaker 1: think about how how short sixty years ago was and
Speaker 1: all of the different things we've accomplished, you know, us
Speaker 1: since then.
Speaker 3: So drop on the clues bombs for us, man.
Speaker 12: Okay, I like that.
Speaker 3: You don't give you don't give ourselves enough credit.
Speaker 12: No, for real, that's right, pop Yo pop yod.
Speaker 10: Meanwhile, the Army has officially changed the name of Fort
Speaker 10: Liberty back to Fort Bragg. But it's not the same
Speaker 10: Fort Bragg as before. So Fort Bragg is being named
Speaker 10: for Roland L. Bragg, who earned the Silver Star for
Speaker 10: carrying wounded Americans and a captured German ambulance twenty miles
Speaker 10: under enemy fire, not the Confederate General Braxton Bragg from
Speaker 10: nineteen twenty two.
Speaker 12: So Lieutenant General Gregory K.
Speaker 10: Anderson he oversaw a transitional renaming ceremony at the North
Speaker 10: Carolina Army Installation on Friday, and here's what he had
Speaker 10: to say in regards to the renaming.
Speaker 15: Fort Bragg is just not any base. It is our
Speaker 15: nation's premiere force projection platform. It is a culture of
Speaker 15: toughness and war fighting, and it is a way of life.
Speaker 15: Fort Bragg is a place where ordinary people transform into heroes,
Speaker 15: ordinary people like Private first Class Roland L.
Speaker 4: Bragg.
Speaker 12: So again, Roland L.
Speaker 10: Bragg is not the initial of Fort Bragg as General
Speaker 10: Braxton Bragg. And again we will see a lot more
Speaker 10: of these type of changes. Luckily, you know they named
Speaker 10: it that way, but at the same time you're going
Speaker 10: to start seeing a lot of more reversals. For example,
Speaker 10: in Washington, DC, black Lives Matter Plaza near the White
Speaker 10: House is being replaced. The DC Department of Transportation will
Speaker 10: are working on that today and the work we'll take
Speaker 10: about six to eight weeks to complete. The decision to
Speaker 10: paint over the mural was announced last week after Republican
Speaker 10: Congressman Andrew Clyde of Georgia introduced a bill to with
Speaker 10: hold funding from DC if it wasn't removed now. The
Speaker 10: bill also demanded a name change from Black Lives Matter
Speaker 10: Plaza to Liberty Plaza. DC Mayor Muriel Bowser says, you
Speaker 10: won't jeopardize the much needed funding for the district.
Speaker 12: Let's hear more from her.
Speaker 16: We have bigger fish to fry than fights over what
Speaker 16: has been very important to us and to the history
Speaker 16: and especially and our ability to keep our city safe
Speaker 16: during that time, that mural played a very important part.
Speaker 16: But now our focus is on making sure our residents
Speaker 16: and our economy survives well.
Speaker 1: I understand her choosing our battles and not wanting to
Speaker 1: fight for the mural, but is that legal?
Speaker 3: Can you say I withholding funding if you don't get
Speaker 3: rid of.
Speaker 10: This, Yes, because you are, because that's the district and
Speaker 10: what I want people to know, and I know we're
Speaker 10: running out of time. DC does not receive federal funding
Speaker 10: on the same level as a state. It does receive
Speaker 10: federal funding on the same level as a municipality like
Speaker 10: a city. So you got you know, think about New York.
Speaker 10: New York has Manhattan, Brooklyn and all different boroughs. Well,
Speaker 10: DC is only going to get a portion of that
Speaker 10: like a city, which is why they're pushing for statehood.
Speaker 10: So you know, I'm not gonna get too much into that.
Speaker 10: We'll talk more at seven a m. That's your front
Speaker 10: page news for six am, and uh yeah, I'm Morgan Wood.
Speaker 10: So we'll talk more about it at seven am. Yes,
Speaker 10: somebody was at the White House, pulled up on the
Speaker 10: White House and was trying to, you know, maybe take
Speaker 10: out the president. We'll get into that at seven.
Speaker 2: All right, everybody else, get it off your chest. Eight
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Speaker 2: how your weekend was, what you did all that other stuff.
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Speaker 2: Breakfast Club. Good morning the Breakfast Club. Wait, this is
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Speaker 4: Five five one. We want to hear from you the
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Speaker 11: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 17: This is Tatara.
Speaker 2: Hey, Tatara, good morning, get it off your chest.
Speaker 17: I just want to say, MV. I saw you at
Speaker 17: that show Saturday with your phone, and I said, he
Speaker 17: didn't learn from the last time getting kicked out of
Speaker 17: the show.
Speaker 2: Habit You see me? You see me when they pulled
Speaker 2: up on me when I went to the back.
Speaker 17: No, no, no, you were sitting down in the seat
Speaker 17: and you had it out.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying live to the people up.
Speaker 2: No, I had my phone before they started the show,
Speaker 2: but when they started to show, my phone went off.
Speaker 2: I walked to the back cause I was like, they
Speaker 2: ain't kicking me out again, he said, I say.
Speaker 6: He is.
Speaker 17: I said, he didn't gonna get kicked out.
Speaker 2: I was told on him, man, and my wife told me.
Speaker 2: My wife said, if they kick you out, I'm not
Speaker 2: leaving with you. I told you to put your phone
Speaker 2: away back.
Speaker 17: I said, she's gonna be like, I'm not leaving you go.
Speaker 17: But it was a good show. The plastic coupleways that
Speaker 17: they think cant did this thing.
Speaker 1: He is so.
Speaker 17: Amazing and funny and he's back like I don't know
Speaker 17: if you have a last but he's packed the show.
Speaker 2: How old are you, mama?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 2: That show was for us, wasn't it for us?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 17: Definitely, definitely. I was cracking up at all of the
Speaker 17: forty five and over jokes.
Speaker 2: Hilarious. But I didn't get kicked out just so, but
Speaker 2: I didn't get.
Speaker 4: Have a great thing YouTube.
Speaker 2: Man, Hello, who's this this?
Speaker 18: J Middle?
Speaker 4: What's up?
Speaker 2: J Mat to get it off your chest as it going?
Speaker 19: Man, Well, first of all, good morning to all of you.
Speaker 16: O morning.
Speaker 13: I just want to.
Speaker 19: Say that you know, everything going on in this country
Speaker 19: right now, A lot of people are talking about but
Speaker 19: the United States and this and that.
Speaker 17: But at the end of the day, man, I went
Speaker 17: to visit the country where I.
Speaker 19: Come from, and I got robbed that gun point, and
Speaker 19: it said the reality of like how prison is.
Speaker 4: The life here?
Speaker 20: Is?
Speaker 3: You know? You try where you went to visit.
Speaker 19: I went through this New Mexico.
Speaker 1: Oh well, if it makes you feel better, somebody's getting
Speaker 1: robbed that gun point right now as we speak.
Speaker 3: Somewhere in America.
Speaker 19: Damn yeah, yeah, but I'm saying that the quodium life
Speaker 19: here is better. You know, you you have food in
Speaker 19: your plate, you.
Speaker 17: Turn on the water, you have water right away.
Speaker 19: Most places where you live, and a lot of countries
Speaker 19: don't have that privileged life that we lived here, Okay,
Speaker 19: And I just want to say, you know, with everything
Speaker 19: going on with the administration, people talk bad about the
Speaker 19: country and saying this is that and this is that.
Speaker 19: But at the end of the day, you gotta be,
Speaker 19: you know, thankful for everything you have. Instead of break country,
Speaker 19: you get to enjoy life that you wouldn't be able
Speaker 19: to live somewhere else. And and just to put into perspective,
Speaker 19: I've been to Mexico four times in the last three
Speaker 19: years and I got robbed three times, and one time
Speaker 19: it was by a cop.
Speaker 2: Well, maybe you shouldn't go back if you can't getting
Speaker 2: robbed in the same place all the time.
Speaker 19: It's because I got family, I got I got Okay.
Speaker 2: Well I'm sorry about that.
Speaker 19: No no problem, no problems, you know, but just wanted
Speaker 19: to spread that message that you know, despite everything happening,
Speaker 19: at the end of the day, this is a beautiful
Speaker 19: country and everything's gonna get better in a minute though.
Speaker 1: You know all right, bro well, I respect your positive
Speaker 1: out look. All praises do to God.
Speaker 2: Get it off your chest? Eight hundrenk five eight five
Speaker 2: one oh five one. If you need to ven hit
Speaker 2: us up now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club. Ray right, ray yo, charlo Man, Damfy what
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Speaker 4: This is your time to get it off your chest?
Speaker 9: I got an indoor pool, out door pool.
Speaker 4: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 18: We can get on the phone right now.
Speaker 21: He'll tell you what it is.
Speaker 14: We lie.
Speaker 4: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 6: It's ride from Month's Corner, South Carolina. How you doing
Speaker 6: this morning?
Speaker 9: What's that?
Speaker 18: Rob?
Speaker 3: A fort three rod hapening?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 6: We chilling, Sharloan, we're chilling with something empty.
Speaker 22: Hey.
Speaker 6: I called to see if charlanknew that. Then our Berkley
Speaker 6: Clowns won the five they state championship over the weekend.
Speaker 1: I did congratulations to the Berkeley Stags women's basketball team
Speaker 1: from Winn's state championship this weekend.
Speaker 6: Hey man, we were hey, we were we were in
Speaker 6: one represent man. We brought that championship back to the
Speaker 6: corner brut.
Speaker 3: When the last time that happened for the girls.
Speaker 6: Man, never never we got we got coach Peace Man
Speaker 6: African American coach and the girls have never won the
Speaker 6: state championship. That was the first time.
Speaker 1: Man, Wow, congratulations dropping the clues bombs for the women,
Speaker 1: broke the stars.
Speaker 3: Man for winning state for.
Speaker 6: The first whoever, absolutely bro We proud of them. Ball ahead, man,
Speaker 6: they go tied. And I listened to y'all every morning.
Speaker 6: I just want to say God bless and keep up
Speaker 6: the good word.
Speaker 3: Absolutely appreciate you. Brother long y'all have a building.
Speaker 9: Good morning.
Speaker 4: Who is this Troy from Baltimore?
Speaker 9: What's up? Troy from Baltimore with GERG Shredan for this drafting.
Speaker 9: Yeah it is Jess. What's up?
Speaker 4: What's up?
Speaker 6: Man Heast east side of the house?
Speaker 18: Razy tilling me the coach first?
Speaker 2: What is this?
Speaker 23: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I want get off the chest. I walked it off
Speaker 6: the chest album that type type Davis issue.
Speaker 9: Man, what's up?
Speaker 21: Type Davis?
Speaker 6: He even started playing with coach travel coach.
Speaker 21: Call pretty bad?
Speaker 9: What do you do? He was running away?
Speaker 6: That's why he That's why he's got that drawer man
Speaker 6: he had Hunter. Hunter is from b see hundred. That
Speaker 6: the guy, you know, the tall black guy that had
Speaker 6: the cut of that door, that.
Speaker 21: Was that was coaching them.
Speaker 6: Why would you he was undefeated.
Speaker 17: With hunter man?
Speaker 6: Why you said to something that ain't work?
Speaker 18: And it seeing like he it seemed like he just
Speaker 18: had Calvin there.
Speaker 19: Has he had to have him there because they're just
Speaker 19: saying right.
Speaker 6: But he wasn't coaching him, like what did you he
Speaker 6: trying to prove. Seemed like he tried to prove like
Speaker 6: he don't need Calvin or something. Calvin is all he needed.
Speaker 6: He better got playing with him. You see how he
Speaker 6: was shunning him a little bit fast, stop playing with
Speaker 6: him with Calvin with his hand going.
Speaker 1: I didn't know you even he changed coaches. And maybe
Speaker 1: that's a good perspective.
Speaker 21: If you go back why the fight we got the guy?
Speaker 4: Why are you hunter?
Speaker 6: Hunter is from deep deep heady body his gym. Did
Speaker 6: you know Calvin is the Calvin the once started up?
Speaker 6: If you go back on the why the guy that
Speaker 6: was doing the fox and stuff on the why that's
Speaker 6: coach Calvin.
Speaker 21: That's Calvin.
Speaker 3: Oh no, I ain't even know that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we counted like ten games in the Jordan, thank lord.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, and father trigger club.
Speaker 6: You better stop playing with.
Speaker 2: Her, right, Troy, get it off your chest. Eight hundred
Speaker 2: and five eight five, one oh five to one. Now
Speaker 2: we got h the latest with Lauren coming up. What
Speaker 2: we're talking about that man?
Speaker 7: She told me that I'm poor Drew Ski and Oldell
Speaker 7: Beckham Jingian's.
Speaker 9: This raper salt stuff with Diddy man, Jesus all right
Speaker 9: and break it down.
Speaker 2: We'll get into that next. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club Morning. Everybody's t J n V jess hilarious,
Speaker 2: Charlamagne the guy we are the Breakfast Club. Let's get
Speaker 2: to the latest with Lauren.
Speaker 23: Lauren be coming a straight thing.
Speaker 18: Man.
Speaker 2: She gets the from somebody that knows somebody.
Speaker 3: She gets to detail.
Speaker 9: I'm a long god that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 3: She'd be having the latest tongue.
Speaker 4: Lawn is the latest with Lauren la Rosa.
Speaker 24: Sometimes you have fact, sometimes you have details, sometimes you
Speaker 24: have a little bit of everything.
Speaker 4: Well, it's the latest on the Breakfast me.
Speaker 9: Alrighty.
Speaker 25: So now we've been reported on like the Diddy lawsuits
Speaker 25: right for a while in here. Back in October, we
Speaker 25: actually reported on a lawsuit that was recently amended recently,
Speaker 25: as in Friday was amended to add Drewski and Odell
Speaker 25: Beckham Junior. And what the woman is accusing them of
Speaker 25: is raping her allegedly along with Diddy. So back in October,
Speaker 25: there's a woman named Ashley Parham I believe that's how
Speaker 25: you say her last name. And she said that she
Speaker 25: had met one of Ditty's like colleagues in a bar.
Speaker 25: He was basically trying to flex on her face timon Diddy, like,
Speaker 25: you know, to show that he knows Ditty or whatever,
Speaker 25: and she wasn't pressed.
Speaker 9: While Puff was on the phone, she.
Speaker 25: Says that she said or she over he overheard her
Speaker 25: saying I don't really care about him anyway, jokingly, and
Speaker 25: she says she was saying it like jokingly, but she
Speaker 25: accused him of having something to do with Tupac's murder.
Speaker 25: And she says that he visibly was upset over the
Speaker 25: phone when that happened. A month or so later, this woman,
Speaker 25: I guess, she still kept in contact with the friend.
Speaker 25: She agreed to go and help this friend Diddy's friend
Speaker 25: administer some cancer medications that he needed help with at
Speaker 25: his home. She goes into the home. She's there there,
Speaker 25: you know what I mean, doing whatever it is that
Speaker 25: I guess she needed done. They take a ride and
Speaker 25: come back to the house. The door was left open
Speaker 25: when she gets back. Now Puff is there with others
Speaker 25: allegedly right now, Back in October when this was first five,
Speaker 25: we didn't know who the other parties involved in this were.
Speaker 25: So yeah, it was John Doe. They were just listed
Speaker 25: as John Doe's. But now she's saying that those John
Speaker 25: Does were Odell Buckham Junior and drew Ski. So now
Speaker 25: bringing us up to speed on what she's alleging that
Speaker 25: drew Ski and Odell Buckham Junior were part of. So
Speaker 25: in this document, she says that Diddy was forcibly, allegedly
Speaker 25: forcibly raping her to the point where he even used
Speaker 25: like a remote to do it at one point in time.
Speaker 25: And she says that when he comes to drew Ski,
Speaker 25: that Diddy allegedly instructed another defendant who's dough, to also
Speaker 25: rape her, and that defendant has been determined to be
Speaker 25: drew Ski. Instead of immediately raping the plaintiff, the defendant,
Speaker 25: I mean the plaintiff, the woman actually is alleging that
Speaker 25: Drewski doused her with more oil and lubricant and then
Speaker 25: jumped on top of the plaintiff neked with an oil body,
Speaker 25: treating it like a slipping slide and knocking the win
Speaker 25: out of the plaintif due to his enormous side.
Speaker 9: That's a jump on. That's what she's alleging happened, yep.
Speaker 25: And then she's saying that Drewski caught himself from sliding
Speaker 25: over the plaintiff's oil body and off the bed and
Speaker 25: then he began raping her, allegedly raping her vaginally. Now
Speaker 25: she says that wild this was happening, Puff was, you know,
Speaker 25: somewhere off in a chair in the room, watching and
Speaker 25: pleasuring himself. He was also recording as this was happening
Speaker 25: as well too, So she's these claims, Are you know
Speaker 25: what I mean? Because she's saying that this was like
Speaker 25: a violent rape, like to the point where when she
Speaker 25: was up and trying to leave, it took her a
Speaker 25: minute to kind of get herself together.
Speaker 9: But there's a lot to this.
Speaker 25: Even in the beginning of this in October when she
Speaker 25: first alleged it, she said that like on her way out,
Speaker 25: she went to the backyard and these people were in
Speaker 25: the backyard are still, so she was trying to figure
Speaker 25: out how she was gonna leave now that we know
Speaker 25: it was Drewski allegedly a Drewski and Odell Beckham Junior.
Speaker 25: She said the day after they violently raped her, allegedly
Speaker 25: they went to this backyard to smoke marijuana and cigarettes,
Speaker 25: and on her way out she ran into them and
Speaker 25: there was a whole like exchange of like a gun
Speaker 25: went off at one point. Attorney, No, her attorney is,
Speaker 25: it's not attorney Busby. I'll get the attorneys in for you.
Speaker 25: Her attorney's name is.
Speaker 1: This document was pretending that a young lady was a
Speaker 1: slipping slide.
Speaker 9: Come on now, yeah, come on now, it's insane.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 25: And basically, so the way that it's set up is
Speaker 25: like she's a legend that like Drewski and Oldub Beuckham
Speaker 25: Junior were like doing anything at the beck and Call
Speaker 25: of Puff. So he was telling them what to do
Speaker 25: they were doing it. But yesterday Drewski did respond to
Speaker 25: this and he says, this allegation is a fabricated lie.
Speaker 25: I wasn't a public figure in twenty eighteen. I was broke,
Speaker 25: living with my mom without any connections to the entertainment
Speaker 25: industry at the time of this allegation, so the inclusion
Speaker 25: of my name is truly outlandish. My heart breaks for
Speaker 25: actual victims of abuse, but I'm fully confident that the
Speaker 25: evidence will expose this falsehood and that individuals who are
Speaker 25: maliciously trying to gain the legal system uh will be exposed.
Speaker 25: People who are trying to gain the legal system in
Speaker 25: pedal false narratives.
Speaker 3: Iwas Drew Sky.
Speaker 1: It didn't even dignify that foolishness with a response like
Speaker 1: whoever created that story didn't even try to make it
Speaker 1: sound believable, And stories like this one just make it
Speaker 1: harder for real victims to be believed.
Speaker 7: And then also it's just still just a stain on
Speaker 7: your name. I get why he did say something. I mean,
Speaker 7: I I'm almost certainly got a publicist that probably would
Speaker 7: tell him like not to. But when something like that,
Speaker 7: it's like, yo, come on, y'all, like.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I think his brand deals and stuff like that.
Speaker 25: I think the thinking behind releasing the statement was like
Speaker 25: it's moving already, and if you don't say anything, it
Speaker 25: grows bigger.
Speaker 1: But I mean, when you say something that grows bigger.
Speaker 1: When when Drewski actually says something. That's when it becomes
Speaker 1: a real story.
Speaker 25: I think for me, when I saw it, I thought
Speaker 25: it was fake. Like I literally I went.
Speaker 2: Still a laws because it is yea, But I mean I.
Speaker 25: Didn't I didn't think that it was actual lawsuit that
Speaker 25: was fired. I thought someone created paperworking because it was
Speaker 25: only circulated on Twitter. There are no outlets had it
Speaker 25: picked it up. So I'm like, this paperwork has to
Speaker 25: be fake, like someone had that make this up. Then
Speaker 25: I went on the online system where you could pull
Speaker 25: the filings and I saw it and I was like, oh, okay,
Speaker 25: this is real because I just said it.
Speaker 9: It seemed that the claims were like so outlandish.
Speaker 25: And then I also was able to speak to some
Speaker 25: attorneys and things, and I'm like, okay, no, this is real.
Speaker 9: Right he said something maybe he shouldn't have, but I
Speaker 9: get exactly why he said.
Speaker 2: But the reason why, yeah, the reason why he probably
Speaker 2: said it because he was like twenty eighteen, I'm in
Speaker 2: my mom's house. I knew nobody, so it's like I
Speaker 2: wasn't even famous at this time, so call this is frivolous.
Speaker 2: But he's still is gonna have to, you know, get
Speaker 2: an attorney and pay for it, which is gonna cost
Speaker 2: him a couple of hundred thousand, which sucks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, now because he gotta sp he gotta spend money
Speaker 1: for a lawyer just to prove his innocence because somebody's
Speaker 1: looking for a quick payday. And I promise you, if
Speaker 1: people realized how often these civil cases go nowhere, they
Speaker 1: would stop doing this because folks do these cases thinking
Speaker 1: they're gonna get paid, and they rarely do.
Speaker 3: If more people knew that, they more people knew they wouldn't.
Speaker 1: Get no money from this, they stopped wasting folks time
Speaker 1: by filing this foolishness.
Speaker 2: Wasn't you know?
Speaker 7: There was a lawyer and she said, Drewsy, I've been like, yo,
Speaker 7: you're serious, Like you really expect me to like fight
Speaker 7: this for you?
Speaker 25: And Jewski the attorney, I know you asked me that,
Speaker 25: uh NV. The attorney. Her name is, I believe I'm
Speaker 25: saying correctly, Ariel Mitchell. Yeah, and she's she's an attorney.
Speaker 25: I've heard of her before in like some of the
Speaker 25: cases that she's worked on before, so you know, she's
Speaker 25: not new, she's you know what I mean, like she's
Speaker 25: not new or whatever. But no, it's not attorney Busby.
Speaker 25: So I don't know if that changes anything, but.
Speaker 2: I'm just curious now, Charlamney, what you said is not true.
Speaker 2: The reason it's not true is because people don't have
Speaker 2: to pay for an attorney, right. A lot of these
Speaker 2: attorneys are doing it for free, or they'll get a
Speaker 2: third or whatever they you know, they'll get a percentage
Speaker 2: of whatever they win. And because of that, people won't
Speaker 2: fly file a lawsuit. Now, if people actually had to
Speaker 2: pay an attorney to follow.
Speaker 3: Them suit, that's what I said.
Speaker 1: What I said was if people realized how often these
Speaker 1: civil cases go nowhere and they don't get paid, they
Speaker 1: don't win these they filed the suits, They file these
Speaker 1: suits with these frivolous claims and they go nowhere. If
Speaker 1: people two things, if they couldn't if they didn't have
Speaker 1: to remain anonymous, if they had to actually put themselves
Speaker 1: out there and say, hey, my name is such and such,
Speaker 1: and they realized they.
Speaker 3: Wasn't gonna get no money from these cases, they wouldn't
Speaker 3: file them. They wouldn't waste their time.
Speaker 25: She's out there and she's been out there since she
Speaker 25: first filed. And I will say Aerol Mitchell We will
Speaker 25: remember her because A Diddy's team when they filed the
Speaker 25: fifty million dollar defamation laws. It was against Courtney Burgesses,
Speaker 25: who was a music manager. And then the attorney, Aerol Mitchell,
Speaker 25: who's also filing this, so she's kind of so that's
Speaker 25: the victim's then the name in this.
Speaker 9: Case is Ashley par Him.
Speaker 25: But I was talking about the attorney because she's been
Speaker 25: she's been involved in a few other cases that I
Speaker 25: am familiar with, so I'm just you know, let and.
Speaker 9: We know who that was.
Speaker 1: You know, people are only doing this stuff because they
Speaker 1: think they're gonna get some mayday.
Speaker 11: Of course, if they.
Speaker 1: Knew they weren't gonna get no money, if they knew
Speaker 1: how slim the chances were of them getting paid, they
Speaker 1: wouldn't file these cases.
Speaker 2: I still don't think they would care because it's costing
Speaker 2: them nothing, like it really costs of nothing. They can
Speaker 2: go to attorney, and the attorney do is do it
Speaker 2: all the work for free pretty much. But if they
Speaker 2: actually had to pay an attorney and money had to
Speaker 2: come out their pocket they had to do it, then
Speaker 2: they wouldn't do it. But if the attorneys are willing
Speaker 2: to do it for free, it'll continue on and on
Speaker 2: and on and on.
Speaker 9: Well, I will say, Obi, I'm sorry, go ahead, shouls.
Speaker 1: Now I was gonna say, they really need to change
Speaker 1: the laws in this country too, because you should not
Speaker 1: be able to make those kind of claims just because
Speaker 1: you feel like it. In fact, claims like that should
Speaker 1: only be allowed to be made criminally, and after someone
Speaker 1: makes the claims criminally, police should have to investigate the
Speaker 1: claims before they decide it's enough to file charges and
Speaker 1: the rest of them. With these wild salacious claims in civil
Speaker 1: shoots suits, they should be illegal.
Speaker 25: Man, and OBJ hasn't like directly responded at all. He
Speaker 25: had posted some things prior to like right before this drop,
Speaker 25: talking about God has them covered, He's forever grateful, pictures
Speaker 25: of him his son.
Speaker 9: I think that that was just like an ironic thing.
Speaker 7: Random observation though, look really good, Lauren, like crazy.
Speaker 9: I appreciate and make up, look cool, look good. That's
Speaker 9: random ob Thank you positivity. Yeah yeah, I just wanted
Speaker 9: to say that, appreciate that we work hard to look good.
Speaker 11: You sick?
Speaker 7: Yeah no, my voice is almost gone.
Speaker 9: Because I told her she sometimes.
Speaker 2: A little blind. You get sick, you can't see and
Speaker 2: that is.
Speaker 9: Worry. I got you all, and when I sit up
Speaker 9: that right along, they riding right, y'all, keep with me.
Speaker 3: I've been told you what to do. Line yeah, sent
Speaker 3: ice right over there.
Speaker 9: Don't worry. I'm calling people. Yeah, I'm a carler.
Speaker 2: All right, when we come back, we got front page
Speaker 2: news that don't go anywhere as the breakfast club.
Speaker 1: Good morning, wake up, waol if you're like into the
Speaker 1: breakfast club or everybody.
Speaker 2: Is dj NV, just hilarious, Charlamagne the guy. We are
Speaker 2: the breakfast club. Let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 12: Oh hey, m B, how you doing all right?
Speaker 11: Cool?
Speaker 12: Cool, Let's see if we could all wake up just
Speaker 12: a little bit, y'all.
Speaker 10: Did y'all know that the US Secret Service agent shot
Speaker 10: a man near the White House over the weekend?
Speaker 2: I heard that they got the They knew he was coming.
Speaker 12: Poor yeah they yeah, yeah, somebody dropped the dime on.
Speaker 23: Yeah.
Speaker 10: So, the agency spokesperson says the agents confronted a man
Speaker 10: about a block from the White House from the West Wing.
Speaker 10: The man allegedly pulled out a gun before being shot.
Speaker 10: He was taken to the hospital in unknown condition. Now,
Speaker 10: the Secret Service was reportedly notified by local police who
Speaker 10: said the suspect travel from Indiana and was suicidal. So again,
Speaker 10: like you said, they already got it to President Trump.
Speaker 10: He was at mar Largo at the time of the shooting,
Speaker 10: and DC police have joined in on the investigation, which is, again,
Speaker 10: like I said, ongoing.
Speaker 12: So I'll keep you guys posted us to what comes
Speaker 12: about with that.
Speaker 10: Speaking of President Trump tariffs, tariffs, we love thearrahs on
Speaker 10: goods from Mexico and candidate are subject to change now.
Speaker 10: In an interview with Fox News Sunday Morning Futures, the
Speaker 10: President was asked if the business community would get clarity
Speaker 10: regarding his tariff plans. He also spoke about the delay
Speaker 10: delaying the tariffs to give Mexico and Canada a break.
Speaker 10: So let's check out those comments from President Trump on
Speaker 10: Fox I think so.
Speaker 5: But you know, the tariffs could go up as time
Speaker 5: goes by, and they may go up for years. The globalists,
Speaker 5: the big globalists, have been ripping off the United States.
Speaker 5: They've been taking money away from the United States, and
Speaker 5: all we're doing is getting some of it back. I
Speaker 5: thought it would be a fair thing to do, and
Speaker 5: so I gave them a little bit of a break
Speaker 5: for this short period of time.
Speaker 10: So the short period of time, they've only been delayed
Speaker 10: till April second.
Speaker 9: Okay.
Speaker 10: He has insisted that he's committed to stopping the US
Speaker 10: from being ripped off, and he will in fact be
Speaker 10: implementing these tariffs on April second.
Speaker 12: He said he's not going to do it again. You're
Speaker 12: not going to do delay again.
Speaker 1: Remember when President Trump said he won the election with
Speaker 1: one word, groceries, and he was going to bring down
Speaker 1: the price of groceries. Why would he ever do anything
Speaker 1: that would make the price of groceries go up?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, ah yeah.
Speaker 12: I can't answer that one. That's question for Trump for sure.
Speaker 12: But let's get into some foreign affairs.
Speaker 10: President Trump's envoy for hostages Saysian the group HAMAS is
Speaker 10: open to a peace deal with Israel where they disarm
Speaker 10: and give up their political power. Adam Boehler told Fox
Speaker 10: New Sunday his direct negotiations with HAMAS aimed at freeing
Speaker 10: American hostages are showing promise.
Speaker 12: Let's hear more from Adam Bowler.
Speaker 26: We also discussed what the end might look like, and
Speaker 26: I will tell you that HAMAS did orient toward a
Speaker 26: long term truce as they called it.
Speaker 3: And so what I'm trying to do.
Speaker 26: Is say, one, how can I get our hostages out
Speaker 26: as soon as possible? I feel every single day when
Speaker 26: they're not out, And then how do you create the
Speaker 26: circumstances to stop this war?
Speaker 10: So he went on to say that he's keeping Israeli
Speaker 10: officials informed on the progress of the talks as well.
Speaker 10: In the event that a truce is reached, Boler declined
Speaker 10: to say what concessions Israel might have to make or
Speaker 10: whether a ceasefire would lead to the creation of a
Speaker 10: Palestinian state. Also, I think it's important to note that
Speaker 10: these hostage excuse me negotiations and these ceasefire negotiations are
Speaker 10: happening during Ramadan.
Speaker 12: We'll moving on to other fours affairs.
Speaker 10: US and Ukrainian officials are planning to hold peace talks
Speaker 10: in Saudi Arabia this week. President Trump's Special envoy, Steve Whitkoff,
Speaker 10: addressed the coming discussions while speaking to reporters last week.
Speaker 12: Let's hear briefly from him, Steve Whitcoff.
Speaker 27: And I think the idea is to get down a
Speaker 27: framework for a peace agreement and an initial ceasefire ceasefire
Speaker 27: as well.
Speaker 10: So this comes as Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky is still
Speaker 10: attempting to repair relations with the US following that he
Speaker 10: did exchange with President Trump in the Oval Office. In
Speaker 10: the fallout of that meeting, Trump halted military assistance to
Speaker 10: Ukraine and cut off intelligent sharing between the two governments.
Speaker 10: Zelensky has since gained more support from the EU European
Speaker 10: Union following that meeting. So, yeah, and bringing things home, well,
Speaker 10: not necessarily home to you guys, a home to anybody,
Speaker 10: but listen to this story. Former Vice President Kamala Harris,
Speaker 10: he's reportedly seriously considering a run for governor of California.
Speaker 10: That's according to Politico, who cited two sources close to
Speaker 10: Harris having a knowledge of a conversation with Harris that
Speaker 10: we're supported that when she was asked at a pre
Speaker 10: Oscar's party about it her decision, her answer was basically.
Speaker 12: That she'll make a decision at the end of the summer.
Speaker 10: So polls have also shown that Harris is leading the
Speaker 10: field of a possible Democratic presidential election for twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 1: What do you guys think, I think the vice president
Speaker 1: or former vice president Kamala Harris can do whatever she
Speaker 1: wants in the future. You know, seriously, She's created that
Speaker 1: kind of you know, lane for herself. So whatever she
Speaker 1: chooses to do, she can do. If she wants to
Speaker 1: run for governor California, she could do that. If she
Speaker 1: wants to run for president in two thousand twenty eight,
Speaker 1: she can do that as well.
Speaker 3: Who's stopping her.
Speaker 12: Nobody's going to stop her.
Speaker 10: But I mean, do you think it's you know, it's
Speaker 10: she could do it in a sense that well, obviously
Speaker 10: you said she could do it, But I'm just saying,
Speaker 10: do you think it'll it'll actually work out for you
Speaker 10: think she can win?
Speaker 12: It's the question?
Speaker 6: Oh.
Speaker 1: I think she could win governor of California for sure.
Speaker 1: As far as president, I don't. I don't have any
Speaker 1: faith in any Democrat until they get their messaging together
Speaker 1: for twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 10: Oh it sounds like we're probably going to talk more
Speaker 10: about that later though. You guys got congress An out
Speaker 10: Green on the show, right, m all right, So I'm
Speaker 10: gonna wrap things up.
Speaker 12: And in case you missed it and you didn't.
Speaker 10: And y'all not following me, you know, I was named
Speaker 10: twenty twenty five Outstanding Young Alumni for Morgan State University City. O, right,
Speaker 10: can I.
Speaker 28: What I want on me?
Speaker 9: All right?
Speaker 12: So I'll wrap it up, y'all. That's your page news.
Speaker 9: Happy Monday. Let's make it a great week.
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Speaker 2: Thank you, thank you, Morgan. And also I just want
Speaker 2: to send a resting peace to New York police officer
Speaker 2: Joseph Ascona.
Speaker 3: He was killed as horrible.
Speaker 2: Killed on duty Friday by there saying a fourteen year.
Speaker 3: Old I saw that man, So I just god, dang.
Speaker 2: I just want to send a resting peace to to
Speaker 2: that gentleman and condolences to his family. And uh, I
Speaker 2: think he had five brothers who went to the hospital
Speaker 2: to you know when when he did get shot. So
Speaker 2: I just want to send a resting peace and salute
Speaker 2: to all the police officers around the world.
Speaker 1: Question whether the targeted hit or was he doing a
Speaker 1: random stop?
Speaker 3: Like like what happened? And what the hell of fourteen
Speaker 3: year old?
Speaker 2: Yeah, they made it seem like I guess they got
Speaker 2: a call and they said as soon as they the
Speaker 2: two officers stepped out the car, they would hit with gunfire.
Speaker 2: Both officers were hit. Joseph was the one that passed away.
Speaker 2: So getting more more details out there, man, absolutely, all right,
Speaker 2: well that is front page news.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: When we come back, Andrew Schultzer be joining us. They
Speaker 2: don't go anywhere. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club, Good morning everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Chelamage,
Speaker 2: the guy. We are the Breakfast Club, Lawn La Rosa.
Speaker 2: It's here, and we got a special guest in the building.
Speaker 3: Hello Kyle Walker.
Speaker 2: Hello everybody, Andrew says, ladies and gentlemen, welcome.
Speaker 11: How's it going.
Speaker 2: How you feeling?
Speaker 11: I feel good, man.
Speaker 27: I want to tell you had all of us thinking
Speaker 27: that that poor girl's family doc.
Speaker 11: Yeah, Portia Williams was terrifying. He's looking at this, to
Speaker 11: see her looking at the note.
Speaker 27: And then I'm like, damn, somebody died, and the only
Speaker 27: thing I'm thinking is is she gonna stop the interview?
Speaker 4: You know what I mean?
Speaker 27: Like, there's this moment where you're like, does she care
Speaker 27: so much about fame. She's like, well, they already dead.
Speaker 27: They ain't gonna be boring.
Speaker 4: Death.
Speaker 25: She started to get teary eye, and the way she
Speaker 25: looked at her sister, I thought somebody died too.
Speaker 9: And I'm like, all I was thinking, is weird getting exclusive?
Speaker 3: But she worked to me, I'm just trying to get
Speaker 3: a You're just.
Speaker 2: Trying to get a.
Speaker 9: Major exclusive right here.
Speaker 3: You know, It's funny when Schultz walked in.
Speaker 1: Shultz looked at that couch and he was like, Yo,
Speaker 1: that's the whole couch big day.
Speaker 11: I didn't know the sessions.
Speaker 27: Now, the couches, the I mean, I remember we were
Speaker 27: on Brilliant Idiots when we first saw that and uh yo,
Speaker 27: oh my god. And charl said, uh so, why is
Speaker 27: she called the lyft?
Speaker 11: She should you know? She why didn she call a
Speaker 11: she called a fork lift? And uh she looked at
Speaker 11: the enough.
Speaker 2: And then she came on.
Speaker 27: It was really funny, Like I was watching the episode
Speaker 27: and she's quite endearing. She's just like really really endearing voice.
Speaker 27: But when you guys moved the couch up and I
Speaker 27: walked in, I was like, oh, that's the famous couch.
Speaker 27: And I didn't know that there are three pieces semi
Speaker 27: circle out.
Speaker 2: So you know, we pulled the whole thing up.
Speaker 27: Yeah, she feeled that thing out. There's no way she's
Speaker 27: making into a Honda Civic, Like there's no way.
Speaker 9: She said she could get into PC Cruiser.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 11: I don't know. Yeah, maybe, but God bless her.
Speaker 2: I wanted to know. You know, with this day and
Speaker 2: age with comedy, right, we've recently seen Damion Waye say
Speaker 2: he's not going back out on the road because they
Speaker 2: will cancel you for everything. But you are somebody that
Speaker 2: don't give a f what you say, what people think,
Speaker 2: and why is that?
Speaker 11: Yeah, I don't know. That's a good that's a good. Uh,
Speaker 11: I don't know why.
Speaker 27: I don't really care. But I think that the days
Speaker 27: of canceling are done. Like I think, I think it's changed.
Speaker 27: I think they kind of like pendulum is swung, and
Speaker 27: I think people kind of have a sense of humor
Speaker 27: now or they feel like less effective and there's their
Speaker 27: ability to cancel.
Speaker 1: I think you don't care because you threw what could
Speaker 1: have been a hail Mary r could have been a
Speaker 1: well coordinated play.
Speaker 3: It turned out to be a well quarter.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because when Hollywood there was a period and I
Speaker 1: remember this vividly.
Speaker 3: One time Andrew comes in the studio.
Speaker 1: And Andrew was saying how his agent told him that
Speaker 1: Hollywood does not want white straight.
Speaker 2: No, they tried to gave me white straight male.
Speaker 11: So they they gave you.
Speaker 2: They gave me every day with me, they.
Speaker 27: Gave me, and they made my character gay. I remember
Speaker 27: the guy who it was his show. He put me
Speaker 27: in the show, Paul Riser. Remember Paul Riser. He I
Speaker 27: mean he was making a million dollars an episode on
Speaker 27: his show on sitcom back in the day, and we
Speaker 27: were doing the show.
Speaker 11: I think it ended up on Hulu. He called me.
Speaker 27: He's like, listen, man, you know there's a lot of
Speaker 27: white people on the show. That took place in the seventies.
Speaker 27: It was about the Johnny Carson Show. He's like, two
Speaker 27: weeks before you start feeling me. He's like, hey man,
Speaker 27: we gotta make a character gay. So I was he
Speaker 27: was like how. I was like, how gay? And he uh,
Speaker 27: he's I was like, why do we have to make
Speaker 27: it gay. He's like, it's just a lot of white
Speaker 27: people on the shows. We got to find a way
Speaker 27: to mix it up. They made one guy crippled.
Speaker 11: That was the most hilarious I know.
Speaker 27: But it was like they couldn't make us all gay,
Speaker 27: so like one guy gotta be crippled, and I was like,
Speaker 27: why don't you ask?
Speaker 2: I better be lipping around?
Speaker 11: But you know so, and that's.
Speaker 29: Both here, guys, that's a question.
Speaker 27: So h so yeah, so they made it was crazy,
Speaker 27: like I had to change one of the script.
Speaker 11: It was to one of the guys.
Speaker 2: It got too gay. They want the game.
Speaker 11: Gay now like they had so they had like his
Speaker 11: one script. I got it on the day.
Speaker 27: They're like, yeah, it'd be really funny if you were
Speaker 27: like walking into this room there's three guys behind you.
Speaker 11: And I was like, man, let me tell you what's
Speaker 11: not that.
Speaker 3: Y'all taking this too far?
Speaker 9: I want you to get the train.
Speaker 11: It was and it was like in the seventies or
Speaker 11: like it was like aides you know what.
Speaker 27: There was no protection for that and now we got
Speaker 27: three different guys balled me.
Speaker 2: Into a bedroom.
Speaker 11: So that was in the script when I was in
Speaker 11: the script and I was like, I ain't doing that,
Speaker 11: so what did you do?
Speaker 27: There's a scene where apparently like my hands are on
Speaker 27: the wall and then like John, yeah, yeah, but nothing
Speaker 27: I don't do anything, but the audience is gay for
Speaker 27: thinking about it, y'all.
Speaker 4: I don't set my.
Speaker 11: Hands on the wall.
Speaker 1: But all I was simply saying was there was a
Speaker 1: point where Andrew was like, look, I'm gonna go out
Speaker 1: on my own terms, you know what I'm saying. So
Speaker 1: if everybody's going this way, I'm gonna make the kind
Speaker 1: of comedy I want to make.
Speaker 3: And if it works, it works. If it doesn't, it
Speaker 3: does it. But it ended up working.
Speaker 4: I did. I did.
Speaker 27: My thing was like I saw a lot of people
Speaker 27: kind of watering down there for what the TV networks
Speaker 27: were putting on. I got empathy for the people that
Speaker 27: work at the networks too, Like you got a kid
Speaker 27: who's in private school, you want to build a pool
Speaker 27: at your house sort of, or you're not trying to
Speaker 27: lose your job because I want to make some crazy joke.
Speaker 27: So but it felt water down, and I didn't want
Speaker 27: to change the comedy. So I was like, where can
Speaker 27: I put out the comedy? And honestly, like having the
Speaker 27: pod with Charlottage and we're putting out like brilliant idiot
Speaker 27: stuff and we're saying crazy jokes, and like people really
Speaker 27: seem to like it, and I was like, I think
Speaker 27: there's an appetite for this online. I saw your Guys success,
Speaker 27: Like just seeing your Guys show kill it on YouTube,
Speaker 27: it just kind of reminded me like people are consuming
Speaker 27: stuff on YouTube, They're consuming high quality content, long form.
Speaker 27: What if we just started putting a stand up out there?
Speaker 11: And I think knowing that.
Speaker 27: There was this place for it made me feel way
Speaker 27: more confident. I didn't really care if it was like
Speaker 27: on a network. I just wanted to do the comedy
Speaker 27: I want to do and a.
Speaker 2: Lot of people off you ever got threatened? Yeah, think Diddy.
Speaker 2: But when I was asking have you got threatened to
Speaker 2: a point where you was like, I got a chill
Speaker 2: out because you know anybody anyhow.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I got punched on stage.
Speaker 27: I used to get me fight uh not I mean box, Yeah,
Speaker 27: use a box like I wasn't like, but I'm not
Speaker 27: like some like trying to fight everybody, tough guy at all, but.
Speaker 9: Box and do pilates.
Speaker 2: Yeah there you go, that's right.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 27: Yeah, if we're organized and we're in a ring, I'll
Speaker 27: probably you up the streets.
Speaker 11: I'm like, I don't really want to go do all that.
Speaker 27: But yeah, Yeah, I used to go through through that
Speaker 27: kind of stuff all the time, but I just wasn't
Speaker 27: really funny enough back then. That's the way, you know,
Speaker 27: like you have the ideas, you just don't got the
Speaker 27: skills to execute it.
Speaker 11: It's not silly enough yet. And then eventually I.
Speaker 27: Think you could develop the skills and then you could
Speaker 27: say even wilder jokes but in a way where people
Speaker 27: find it kind of funny.
Speaker 25: And you talked about the censorship era being good for
Speaker 25: comedy because it set like certain boundaries like what.
Speaker 11: Not to got to be naughty.
Speaker 25: Yeah, but so having those boundaries and then you say,
Speaker 25: you look back at your old tape, you weren't as funny,
Speaker 25: so you had to develop. So you have like there's
Speaker 25: a whole system behind you of like like you sit
Speaker 25: and watch your highlight tapes and you use all of
Speaker 25: that to Yeah.
Speaker 11: I also think censorship, like in a weird way.
Speaker 27: I don't believe in censorship, but the fact that it
Speaker 27: exists makes you have to be sharper. We're in the
Speaker 27: era if you could say anything right now, and comedy
Speaker 27: will probably get a little bit more like an absurdist
Speaker 27: and a rev because you could say anything, so there's
Speaker 27: nothing that's like two edgy.
Speaker 11: Does that make sense? So now comedy usually gets like
Speaker 11: a little like weird.
Speaker 27: And out there, you know, like remember I remember Zach
Speaker 27: Allafanakus Remember him?
Speaker 11: Yeah first, yeah, yeah, yeah know, Zach's great.
Speaker 27: That type type of comedy where it's not like here's
Speaker 27: a political take, but it's more like he's a character.
Speaker 11: It's a little weird.
Speaker 27: That type of comedy gets popular when you could say anything,
Speaker 27: and then when censorship comes back, usually the guy's like
Speaker 27: a Chris Rock.
Speaker 11: I mean, just these like historic figures.
Speaker 1: But that's why I think well crafted just that's why
Speaker 1: the Life Special is actually special, because well crafted jokes
Speaker 1: have to make a comeback now because we live in
Speaker 1: the world where everybody just says, in what's the what's
Speaker 1: the joke? How are you packaging?
Speaker 11: Yes?
Speaker 27: Yeah, and people will give you that liberty like if
Speaker 27: if it's good, if the joke is good, they'll let
Speaker 27: you rock with it, even if they don't like the
Speaker 27: topic or even the opinion. They you know, they're they're like, Okay,
Speaker 27: I know what you're trying to say. Also, the Life
Speaker 27: one is just like so personal and it's so vulnerable.
Speaker 27: I think I get a little leeway with the other.
Speaker 2: We got more with Andrew Schultz when we come back.
Speaker 2: His Special Life is on Netflix right now. It's The
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club, Good Morning Morning, Everybody's DJ NV Jess Hilarious,
Speaker 2: Charlamagne the Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Lauren is
Speaker 2: here as well. We're kicking it with Andrew Scheltz.
Speaker 1: His new comedy Special Life is out right now now, Lauren,
Speaker 1: you watched it, right.
Speaker 9: I had to watch it twice.
Speaker 25: No, I don't like celebrate it, but Okay, So the
Speaker 25: first time I watched it, maybe because it was so personal,
Speaker 25: like I was like, Okay, where's the fun Like I
Speaker 25: wasn't laughing at everything was really yeah, but it was
Speaker 25: because I was trying to follow the story and I'm like, wait,
Speaker 25: like low key you like that was that had to
Speaker 25: be tough for you?
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 25: And then I went back again and I watched it
Speaker 25: and it was funny and I was like, okay, but
Speaker 25: I'm like, I don't know why I had I've never
Speaker 25: had to do that. I brought that up because I'm wondering, like,
Speaker 25: is there is that on purpose?
Speaker 27: Well, there's a there's an interesting thing that like so
Speaker 27: the beginning of the special. I say we had the
Speaker 27: baby specifically for that reason is that I felt like
Speaker 27: the audience would be too concerned to destroy.
Speaker 11: So if you paid attention to the beginning, you might
Speaker 11: have felt better.
Speaker 25: Well, I did hear that in the beginning, and I
Speaker 25: watched you a brilliant idiot, So I thought you had
Speaker 25: the baby. But I think it is it felt so
Speaker 25: heavy because you don't necessarily hear men. And you talked
Speaker 25: about this in the special, talking about, Okay, we couldn't
Speaker 25: have the baby because it was.
Speaker 9: My fault, like you know what I mean.
Speaker 25: Like and I'm like, he's laughing and joking, but like,
Speaker 25: as a man that probably it probably still strokes your
Speaker 25: ego a little bit.
Speaker 11: When you talk about honestly know, like it's it's weird.
Speaker 27: At first I dealt with it, right, like, so my sperm,
Speaker 27: my sperm doesn't swim.
Speaker 11: That's like the issue that I talk.
Speaker 9: And there I heard the joke that Tailor dropped to him.
Speaker 27: What Taylor killed me? She said yeah, because we I
Speaker 27: beat her in a race. And then I was saying
Speaker 27: something to her. She was like, yeah, I run fast
Speaker 27: in your sperm was bad.
Speaker 3: And nobody knew it. We knew it at the time
Speaker 3: when he was the people.
Speaker 9: Yes, I remember ahead.
Speaker 11: So it was like that tough room over there.
Speaker 27: Oh no, it was, but the joke was fantastic, like
Speaker 27: you got to keep it in so uh yeah. So
Speaker 27: it's like when when I thought it was my wife's fault,
Speaker 27: which is what every guy thinks that's going through fertility is,
Speaker 27: I felt uncomfortable talking about on stage because that's like
Speaker 27: her very deep personal business and a lot of women
Speaker 27: feel incredibly insecure right about that, right, it makes them
Speaker 27: fee less of a woman, et cetera. Once I found
Speaker 27: out it was my fault, immediately after that.
Speaker 11: I actually want to like beat the system. I was like,
Speaker 11: now I think I could do it anyway.
Speaker 27: Like I got like really competitive, and then every time
Speaker 27: that we would try my and it didn't work, my
Speaker 27: wife would like cry, and I felt like it was
Speaker 27: really selfish if we just didn't go through this other process.
Speaker 27: Second we went with the other process, I felt really
Speaker 27: comfortable talking about it on stage. Like, actually, once I
Speaker 27: found out it was me, I felt comfortable talking about
Speaker 27: the stage because it wasn't like my wife's issue and
Speaker 27: I'm like exposing her like deep dark secret, right and
Speaker 27: when I started talking about on stage, man, the amount
Speaker 27: of people that would like come up to me and
Speaker 27: send me these dms, like these beautiful things about like
Speaker 27: what they're going through and I actually IVF and like
Speaker 27: eventually having kids, and like when you talk to IVF couples,
Speaker 27: you are or are talking to the people that face
Speaker 27: the reality they might never bring life into this world.
Speaker 27: And then by the grace of God, we're able to
Speaker 27: see this thing that they've cherished and maybe we're trying
Speaker 27: to make for years.
Speaker 11: So you have the most gratitude for your child.
Speaker 2: It's a tight knit community, like most people don't necessarily realize.
Speaker 2: You know, I got six kids, so the first fall
Speaker 2: big them out. We were trying to have the fifth
Speaker 2: one and we couldn't get pregnant, so we tried IVF.
Speaker 2: Oh really, we tried IVF for it because assurance didn't
Speaker 2: cover it. But as expensive as an effort, to the
Speaker 2: point when when we had the Powerhouse concerts up here,
Speaker 2: I would have to give my wife the shot because
Speaker 2: you have to give her a shot at a certainty.
Speaker 11: You gotta make it. It's like a cocktail, like I
Speaker 11: have to make it at home. They're giving you syringes.
Speaker 2: So in the middle of the concert, I'm in the
Speaker 2: back doing the shot, this, that and the other, and
Speaker 2: it still didn't work.
Speaker 1: So we was like we took it as well. Maybe
Speaker 1: God said four is enough, but at least you had four.
Speaker 1: Imagine the one that have zero.
Speaker 11: But it just got one.
Speaker 2: It happened, happened naturally, which was the craziest thing.
Speaker 27: Sometimes it's the stress, Like I know, it's the most
Speaker 27: it's the dumbest thing that you guys probably. I mean,
Speaker 27: you know about this just because all the mental health
Speaker 27: stuff you do, but like the way that you're can
Speaker 27: play tricks on your.
Speaker 11: Body that you got you put so much.
Speaker 27: Pressure on, like having a kid, and your body reacts
Speaker 27: negatively like that. Like there's a lot of people who
Speaker 27: try IVF it works, and then the next kid they
Speaker 27: have naturally, and it's just your body goes all right,
Speaker 27: this kid time, Like now you're not so stressed.
Speaker 11: You got one, and that might be it.
Speaker 27: You guys went all right, you know, if we're supposed
Speaker 27: to have four, that's what we're supposed to have.
Speaker 11: Forget it and then you stop trying and immediately.
Speaker 2: Bang, I'm glad you spoke about it because so many
Speaker 2: people dealing with it. Like we talked about it in
Speaker 2: the book that when you do it, so many people
Speaker 2: hit you.
Speaker 11: You'd be surprised and shot. It's the last.
Speaker 27: Taboo thing, and people are feel so insecure about it because
Speaker 27: you don't want your partner to be embarrassed. So like
Speaker 27: I'm telling you, it was easier that it was me.
Speaker 27: If it was my wife's ovaries, I don't think I'd
Speaker 27: ever talk about it, right.
Speaker 11: Because it could be humiliating for women.
Speaker 27: For dudes, yes, humillion for me, But like as a comedian,
Speaker 27: I think I'm a little like I find the joy
Speaker 27: in that humiliation.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's just it's easy for me to deal with.
Speaker 11: But I'll tell you, after.
Speaker 27: Talking about it and seeing all the other people going
Speaker 27: through it, it's like, yeah, that's why. Honestly, when we
Speaker 27: had Trump on, there was like three things that I
Speaker 27: want to ask him, and one of them I wanted him.
Speaker 11: To say publicly that he would he would protect IVF.
Speaker 2: So let's talk about that. How did you meet troum?
Speaker 2: How did you get like how are you to get this?
Speaker 27: They reached out and they were like, uh, do you
Speaker 27: want to have them on? And We're like yeah, we
Speaker 27: want to do in the studio. And then they were like,
Speaker 27: we can't do it in the studio. Like you know,
Speaker 27: Seanman goes. It's like it's a you guarantee the assassination.
Speaker 27: It's like windows everywhere. It's like, I don't even know
Speaker 27: why we were trying. It's like you walk right out
Speaker 27: the elevator, it's windows everywhere.
Speaker 11: But its bad.
Speaker 27: But uh but right, like you know, I hope that
Speaker 27: doesn't happen, but you know, but we were really pushing
Speaker 27: for that.
Speaker 11: And then and then when we did the pod, yeah,
Speaker 11: I like spoke to.
Speaker 27: His kid for a while before and I spoke to
Speaker 27: Dana White, which one junior junior, and I was like, yeah.
Speaker 11: Just tell me some stories, and like I just kind
Speaker 11: of wanted.
Speaker 9: To the party. You talked about the party.
Speaker 27: Oh yeah, So he told me about that one. He
Speaker 27: told me that, yeah, yeah, there's a part I didn't
Speaker 27: say on the interview, but uh, because I said he
Speaker 27: just went up to the roof and kicked everybody out.
Speaker 27: But like what Junior told me is he was in
Speaker 27: his underwear. So like just imagine and imagine Trump Trump
Speaker 27: underwe Junior.
Speaker 25: For the people who haven't seen the interview Schultz in
Speaker 25: the group they talk about Donald Trump Junior had like
Speaker 25: a huge yeah, and then they had a third body
Speaker 25: out because Trump found out about the party.
Speaker 11: Oh yeah, he was supposed to be back.
Speaker 9: Yeah, he was supposed to be back.
Speaker 25: It was kind of like something on like a movie
Speaker 25: my dad comes home, but he like never mentions it.
Speaker 9: Yeah, So Trump Junior is like almost.
Speaker 11: Like it didn't happen exactly.
Speaker 9: We didn't know he was in his underwear. So that
Speaker 9: party got real crazy.
Speaker 27: Yeah, that was the first time he addressed it in
Speaker 27: like forty years or something like that.
Speaker 11: He never addressed it with his kid.
Speaker 1: You know, there's a guy in this room, a young
Speaker 1: black male who said he watched Trump on Flagrant.
Speaker 3: He goes, Yo, that flaggerant interview is gonna get Trump elected.
Speaker 27: That guy that you're talking about, he's been magging for
Speaker 27: a while.
Speaker 11: He was waiting for that moment.
Speaker 9: I felt the same way.
Speaker 25: That was the first time I looked at him as
Speaker 25: like a person. I was like, why am I Like,
Speaker 25: I was like, oh my god, he's a granddad. He
Speaker 25: cares about his kids. Like but it was like y'all
Speaker 25: made him.
Speaker 9: He was having a good.
Speaker 2: Time that and the commercial where another young black guy
Speaker 2: in this room did a commercial that Trump used and
Speaker 2: played over.
Speaker 11: I met that nobody who made that commercial.
Speaker 3: Over and over again.
Speaker 27: What he said, Yeah, he was like, hey, thanks, Charlotte
Speaker 27: Mane really helped us out.
Speaker 11: I mean that commercial was unbelievable.
Speaker 27: It was really crazy that the election was decided in
Speaker 27: this room right now.
Speaker 11: We don't get enough credit, but do.
Speaker 9: You get that response from people?
Speaker 25: Don't like, yo, ill humanized somebody that like we low key?
Speaker 25: Even even when he got shot, felt like people were like, oh,
Speaker 25: we don't want that to happen.
Speaker 27: But so what I'd say to people, and I have
Speaker 27: like a way more humble take than I think most like.
Speaker 27: I don't think that we had any impact on the election.
Speaker 27: I don't think that any of the podcasts like I
Speaker 27: think that America. I think what America had decided is
Speaker 27: a lot of America weren't voting for Trump. They were
Speaker 27: rejecting the current administration. They just didn't like what was happening.
Speaker 27: And I think the way that the current administration was campaigning,
Speaker 27: they're basically kind of saying, Hey, everything's good, We're gonna
Speaker 27: kind of keep doing this. I think a lot of
Speaker 27: Americans were like, I don't really feel like it's good,
Speaker 27: so I'm gonna go for anything but this.
Speaker 11: But I think the idea of Trump.
Speaker 27: Is always he's a populist, So if you vote for him,
Speaker 27: it means you love him and you're obsessed with him
Speaker 27: and your maggot till you die. Where I think a
Speaker 27: lot of it is really just rejection in the same
Speaker 27: way that when people voted for Biden.
Speaker 11: They ain't really vote for Biden. They voted against the
Speaker 11: chaos of Trump.
Speaker 2: All right, we got more with Andrew Sheltz when we
Speaker 2: come back. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning Morning. Everybody
Speaker 2: is ej Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamage the guy. We are
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club. Laura Roaster's hat with us as well.
Speaker 2: We're still kicking with Andrew Schultz. Now, what do you
Speaker 2: think about everything Trump is doing?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 11: Well, what specifically?
Speaker 2: There's a whole lot. I mean, there's so many orders
Speaker 2: that Joe Rogan.
Speaker 27: I think it was Megan Kelly, but yeah, I love
Speaker 27: the Yeah, the Gulf of America. I mean it's North America,
Speaker 27: Central America, South America. Why we call it the Golf
Speaker 27: of Mexico. It should feel like the Gulf of America.
Speaker 27: It's not the Gulf of North America. It's just the
Speaker 27: Gulf of America. But again, what I like is just
Speaker 27: like I like saying audacious. I'm an American, like Americans
Speaker 27: in general, like in our DNA, where like we like
Speaker 27: risk takers and we like people who are brave. And
Speaker 27: I think that's like the tricky thing for Democrats right now.
Speaker 27: And keep in mind, I'm like a lifelong Democrat. I
Speaker 27: grew up in an arts family. Both my parents were
Speaker 27: dance teachers, Like I live in New York City my
Speaker 27: whole life. So what I need is some energy on
Speaker 27: the Democratics side. We talk about this all the time.
Speaker 27: Is I need some like talk. I need some bodacious talk.
Speaker 27: And I think the thing that really Americans care about
Speaker 27: right now is that things are expensive, and I think
Speaker 27: Democrats need there build the wall and whatever that is.
Speaker 27: It has to happen to what people are struggling with
Speaker 27: right now.
Speaker 1: So if they first have to build a team, well exactly,
Speaker 1: but yo, it could just be one outsider, like like
Speaker 1: I think it's dollar eggs, Like eggs are a dollar.
Speaker 27: I think you just start saying like that it doesn't
Speaker 27: matter if you don't know how to do it.
Speaker 11: But you start saying something that's gonna resonate with people,
Speaker 11: and that's.
Speaker 27: The only And I think that if they make it
Speaker 27: a class issue, they win this election pretty easily come
Speaker 27: the next election. But they're afraid to do that because
Speaker 27: a lot of them are in the pockets of the
Speaker 27: billionaire class and the corporations. So they make it about
Speaker 27: identity politics. They it's all these people that go to
Speaker 27: like Harvard and Yale that like pretend to give.
Speaker 11: Up about you guys. They don't actually give up about
Speaker 11: you guys.
Speaker 27: But they get patted on the back for pretending to
Speaker 27: do it. And now they're in this situation where the
Speaker 27: rest of America is like I can't afford eggs, so
Speaker 27: I can't really care about the bathroom. Like I don't
Speaker 27: give about who goes in the bathroom because I need
Speaker 27: to buy eggs. Until I can buy eggs, I don't
Speaker 27: worry about the bathroom. So you got to start addressing
Speaker 27: people where their problems are. You like djaving a Crockett
Speaker 27: though I love that girl, but like that's the type
Speaker 27: of language that I want to start. I want I
Speaker 27: want people to start using like when she said you're
Speaker 27: putin's hoe. I don't agree with that sentiment actually at night,
Speaker 27: but I like the I like the energy because what
Speaker 27: people like about Trump, despite him being like a billionaire
Speaker 27: who got money from his dad, right, he doesn't talk
Speaker 27: like them. He talks like me and you. The Indian
Speaker 27: journalist is asking him a question. Dibbl dabbled, and then
Speaker 27: all of a sudden, dibble dabble, dibble dabble.
Speaker 11: And then he goes, I don't know what the hell
Speaker 11: that guy just said.
Speaker 27: That to me is the most relatable thing I've ever
Speaker 27: seen in my entire life.
Speaker 11: I go, Yeah, that's what I would have said. That's
Speaker 11: what he would have said. That's what you would have
Speaker 11: said if we were just hanging around on the corner talking.
Speaker 2: I want to ask too, because you talking about walking
Speaker 2: the line, you walk a dope line because you have
Speaker 2: white fan base and black fan base. Is that difficult
Speaker 2: for you?
Speaker 11: Well, I said, I got your.
Speaker 2: Jokes go everywhere with you.
Speaker 27: I got the most diverse audience in comedy. It's not
Speaker 27: even close. Like it's just like you come to my show.
Speaker 27: It looks like the un So it's like in my
Speaker 27: experience in my life. I'm a pretty curious guy. So like,
Speaker 27: if I find out something about your culture, where you're from, whatever,
Speaker 27: I like talking about it, and I'm going to make
Speaker 27: jokes about just because that's my way of communicating the world.
Speaker 11: What I found is is.
Speaker 27: Like when you make fun of people based on things
Speaker 27: that they're proud of or they haven't realized about themselves,
Speaker 27: they don't feel offended. They feel kind of seen, they
Speaker 27: feel noticed, and they appreciate it. So all these different
Speaker 27: groups would start coming out to shows, you know, and
Speaker 27: I was like, oh, this is really cool. And when
Speaker 27: you ever, whenever it comes out to the show, we
Speaker 27: all kind of submit to this idea like everybody's gonna
Speaker 27: be made fun of, we all gonna laugh at each other,
Speaker 27: We're gonna laugh at ourselves, and it's a cool, little
Speaker 27: beautiful thing. So to me, it's never been like like
Speaker 27: black people found out about me before white people, Like
Speaker 27: I'm doing brilliantaires with him, like Guy Code, to be honest,
Speaker 27: black people were on way before white people. I mean,
Speaker 27: eventually towards the end seasons the guyde Code, I think
Speaker 27: it like just crossed over. But early on MTV two
Speaker 27: was more like hip hop related. Yeah, and then I
Speaker 27: think Rogan, I think white people started to find me,
Speaker 27: and then like you know, Indians found me. Obviously I
Speaker 27: do the pop with Akas, but also some standard clips
Speaker 27: that would go viral out there Albanians when we've seen
Speaker 27: me from some clip and like all these different groups
Speaker 27: would come out. Yes, it's my favorite thing of looking
Speaker 27: out in the audience. But I used to go to
Speaker 27: comedy clubs when I was on tour and the the
Speaker 27: owners would be like because would be all black people
Speaker 27: for the weekend. They would think I was like Gary
Speaker 27: Owen or something like that.
Speaker 11: They were going on.
Speaker 3: I never called you, like, man, what's the secret?
Speaker 2: Man? How do you get white people to I do
Speaker 2: also want to ask, do you still want to make
Speaker 2: love to Kendrick Lamar?
Speaker 11: I mean, like, honestly, it's hard to say no to that.
Speaker 2: You find the attractor?
Speaker 25: Yeah, man, did you see him in the clean jean?
Speaker 27: When I saw those jeans, I was like, boom, boom.
Speaker 3: Stop put it out stop.
Speaker 2: That was a joke.
Speaker 27: But somebody that raises him so fast, I'm just saying
Speaker 27: he's little, Like I hate having to explain jokes. He's
Speaker 27: any baby, So why is he telling he's gonna kill
Speaker 27: my friends. The biggest thing about this whole that nobody
Speaker 27: I don't even cared that he said about like me.
Speaker 27: Not saying jokes like that to me is like a
Speaker 27: million people said, not say jokes. The next line where
Speaker 27: he goes into the m words that coon and the
Speaker 27: Edwards being groomed, slide on both of them.
Speaker 11: What a slide mean to y'all?
Speaker 9: Take you out? But that's because I ain't no explaining him.
Speaker 23: You will say he.
Speaker 11: Killed my friends. Everything after that is fine. You took
Speaker 11: it there if you say kill.
Speaker 27: My friends, because a lot of people thought that was
Speaker 27: Charlemagne and alex Media.
Speaker 11: So if you go the next line you tell your
Speaker 11: fans to kill my friends.
Speaker 3: You getting made love to listen.
Speaker 1: I appreciate my friend trying to stick up for me,
Speaker 1: but I don't think he was talking about I don't
Speaker 1: think about.
Speaker 11: But how am I supposed to know?
Speaker 1: Weren't talk about Gary Owes that that's a good point.
Speaker 2: We don't know.
Speaker 9: I'm not about.
Speaker 25: We know exactly what he was talking about because I heard,
Speaker 25: and I knew exactly.
Speaker 11: What I think it was.
Speaker 27: I didn't think it was me. I was like, why
Speaker 27: are you talking about me because of the and all
Speaker 27: the last Yeah, maybe he was talking about Matt he
Speaker 27: got I kept saying he was talking about me, and
Speaker 27: I was like, wait, if he's talking about me and
Speaker 27: is he telling people to kill my friends.
Speaker 11: Well, I gotta do something about that.
Speaker 3: I got to do something.
Speaker 27: I gotta do something, like I'm not a tough guy,
Speaker 27: you know, I'm a certified love the boy.
Speaker 3: It's Lucid Kendrick.
Speaker 1: Because Kendrick does what he wants to do and he
Speaker 1: gets rewarded, Like you can do that.
Speaker 27: This whole thing got blown out of purport. Like honestly,
Speaker 27: I think he's like obviously a prolific rapper. And I
Speaker 27: have a lot of respect for anybody that puts something
Speaker 27: out for judgment. I think there are a lot of
Speaker 27: people who like they just make reaction content, right, so
Speaker 27: they don't really know what it's like to like create
Speaker 27: a piece of art and put it out there in
Speaker 27: the world and let the world judge it.
Speaker 4: With that.
Speaker 27: That takes balls, and I admire people that have balls.
Speaker 1: Trump's trans executive orders, what he do his executive he
Speaker 1: got rid of trans, he got rid of trans what
Speaker 1: women they're not around anymore him?
Speaker 11: But That is how it is, though, isn't that how
Speaker 11: it is?
Speaker 4: Every day?
Speaker 9: Shine but the sun still come up.
Speaker 11: Well, here's the thing. I think there are trans people.
Speaker 2: No there are, but yeah, just recognize him.
Speaker 11: Yeah, but that he's allowed to like, you can't force
Speaker 11: me to recognize.
Speaker 3: He's allowed to not believe. But that don't mean that
Speaker 3: it's not.
Speaker 11: True he was watching with game.
Speaker 27: If they didn't have the numbers, I don't know if
Speaker 27: I'm recognizing what, you know, what if they didn't number them,
Speaker 27: I don't know if I'm recognizing everyone.
Speaker 11: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't really know what I'm saying right now.
Speaker 27: Listen, let me apologize before an Asian rapper comes from me.
Speaker 11: Gin, I'm sorry, Jen hits me up, all shout out.
Speaker 9: Get what you mean by the numbers?
Speaker 27: Now?
Speaker 3: Oh god?
Speaker 11: Ever watch comedy to watch.
Speaker 4: The life is out right.
Speaker 2: Now, right now, it's Andrew Shultz. It's the Breakfast Club
Speaker 2: in the morning morning. Everybody is d J n V,
Speaker 2: Jess hilarious, Charlamagne the guy. We are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Let's get to the latest with Lauren.
Speaker 23: Lauren be coming a straight fast.
Speaker 2: She gets them from somebody that knows.
Speaker 11: Somebody gets to detail.
Speaker 9: I'm not gonnad. Thats a little bit about everything.
Speaker 3: Having the latest on.
Speaker 4: The latest with Lauren.
Speaker 24: Sometimes you have fact, sometimes you have details.
Speaker 3: Sometimes you have a little bit of everything.
Speaker 4: It's the leads on the breakfast clubs.
Speaker 9: Talk to me man, I like that.
Speaker 25: Yes, running it up all right, real quick before we
Speaker 25: get into the next story, I want to go back
Speaker 25: to the Drew Ski Odell Beckham Junior being accused of
Speaker 25: sexual assault with Diddy. Odell Beckham Junior did respond to
Speaker 25: U Drewski's tweet, So I wanted to make sure that
Speaker 25: we got this in in Drewski's tweet that I'm referring
Speaker 25: to is the statement from drew Ski that we read
Speaker 25: in the last hour, and Odell said he's talking to Drewski.
Speaker 25: He said, boy, I'll tell you what. This world makes
Speaker 25: absolutely no sense. I am covered by God. He will prevail.
Speaker 25: I know who I am. I know who you are
Speaker 25: talking to, Drewski. Keep your head. That name will be cleared.
Speaker 25: And then you call it the whole thing stupid. So
Speaker 25: didn't want to make sure that we mentioned that because
Speaker 25: I said that he hadn't directly responded and that was
Speaker 25: an update on that, all right.
Speaker 9: So moving on some confrontation.
Speaker 25: We had talked about steven and Lebron running down on
Speaker 25: stephen A Smith sideline of the game. Well, stephen A
Speaker 25: went on First Take in the stephen A Smith Show
Speaker 25: to talk about what actually happened. Now, first, let's take
Speaker 25: a listen to what Lebron actually said to steven A.
Speaker 25: Smith because people were trying to figure that out.
Speaker 9: For Yeah, I have even seen a couple of voiceovers. Yeah,
Speaker 9: let's take a listen to Steven A saying what Lebron
Speaker 9: actually said to him.
Speaker 30: I was sitting courtside and the next thing, you know,
Speaker 30: out of the blue, Lebron came in my face. He
Speaker 30: approached me during the game and he said, stopfing with
Speaker 30: my son. That's my fing son. Stop fing with my son.
Speaker 30: I said, what nah nah nah, straight up, man, the
Speaker 30: man real talk stop fing with my son. And I
Speaker 30: saw how furious he was, and I said, we talked
Speaker 30: about a nah that f that stopfing with my son.
Speaker 30: That's my son, that's my son. I said, all right, fine,
Speaker 30: and he walked away.
Speaker 25: Yeah, so just to clear up what we thought was said,
Speaker 25: I mean, it's instead of infected what people kind of thought.
Speaker 9: But those were the exact words now.
Speaker 25: Steven A then went on to talk about just the
Speaker 25: whole confrontation in general, and you know how an unfold.
Speaker 25: And I will say, when I watched it from steven A,
Speaker 25: I was like, I was a little disappointed in stephen
Speaker 25: A's And we'll get into it.
Speaker 9: Let's take a listen to the confrontation conversation.
Speaker 30: That wasn't a basketball player confronting me. That was a parent,
Speaker 30: That was a father. I can't sit here and be
Speaker 30: angry or feel slighted by Lebron James in any way
Speaker 30: in that regard.
Speaker 4: By all accounts, he's obviously.
Speaker 30: A wonderful family man and a wonderful father, kids very
Speaker 30: very deeply about his son. For the record, his agent
Speaker 30: and friend Rich Paul has my number. Lebron James knows
Speaker 30: how to get in contact with me if he wanted to.
Speaker 2: He never called, because had he called and wanted to
Speaker 2: talk to me, I would have.
Speaker 3: Accepted that call.
Speaker 30: But if we had had that conversation, I would have
Speaker 30: said to Lebron James, I never would speak negatively about
Speaker 30: your son. I was talking about you. I have nothing
Speaker 30: but the best wishes for Bronnie James. I wish him
Speaker 30: nothing but the best. I hope that he flourishes into
Speaker 30: an NBA star. I don't know anybody who roots against him,
Speaker 30: and it certainly isn't me.
Speaker 25: Now, there's one word that I want to play, and
Speaker 25: I want to get your thoughts on this. So then
Speaker 25: he talked about like the gist of it, like right,
Speaker 25: like people saying, Yo, stephen A, you becoming at Bronnie
Speaker 25: like crazy. He talks about why he actually talks about Bronnie.
Speaker 25: Let's say listen to that.
Speaker 30: The time that we were talking about him, he was
Speaker 30: percolating to such a degree that the Bronnie James stories
Speaker 30: had gone viral. And when I said the things that
Speaker 30: I said, I wasn't talking about Bronnie James because my
Speaker 30: attitude is he's a rookie. It's gonna take some time
Speaker 30: to get himself together. He'll be just fine, especially with
Speaker 30: JJ Reddick and the staff coaching him. I was talking
Speaker 30: about the position that he was put in by his dad.
Speaker 30: There was a quote that he gave in February of
Speaker 30: twenty twenty four, the work and results will ultimately do
Speaker 30: talking no matter what the size. If y'all don't know,
Speaker 30: he doesn't care what mock drafts say he just works earned,
Speaker 30: not given, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 3: But he also had said.
Speaker 30: His son could play on the Lakers right now, and
Speaker 30: he was better than half the dudes in the NBA.
Speaker 30: He instructed everybody before the draft that y'all want me
Speaker 30: drave Bronnie. Wherever Bronnie is at, That's where I'll be.
Speaker 30: My point was that because of who you are, one
Speaker 30: of the top two players in the history of basketball,
Speaker 30: there's an immense amount of pressure that comes with that.
Speaker 25: How y'all feel about all that, how y'all feel about
Speaker 25: Steven it's response to what happened.
Speaker 7: I thought going back to because I wasn't even y'all
Speaker 7: originally talked about it.
Speaker 9: But I don't think it was nothing wrong with Lebron did.
Speaker 7: I think it's a difference between doing commentary and then
Speaker 7: just streak coming at somebody like do you know how
Speaker 7: stephen a talk his delivery. He's never subtle about anything,
Speaker 7: Like he's very opinionated, and sometimes it definitely can come
Speaker 7: off as disrespectful, you know. And I felt like Lebron
Speaker 7: had a dad moment, like he said, like he came
Speaker 7: to me as a father, like not even a basketball player.
Speaker 9: Stop playing with my son.
Speaker 7: Now, I know that Brownnie is not exempt from commentary
Speaker 7: or you know, yeah, no he ain't. He ain't as fall,
Speaker 7: but he's not the most skilled player right now. But
Speaker 7: don't play with my son.
Speaker 2: I don't think anybody's exempt from critique, and I think
Speaker 2: he's critique. And I think the whole world has been
Speaker 2: critiqued in Bronnie. I think you know, they put a
Speaker 2: lot of pressure on Bronnie because he signed to the Lakers,
Speaker 2: he went straight to the league. Yes, he deserves that critique.
Speaker 2: And for every action, it is a reaction. I have
Speaker 2: no problem with Steven A. Smith said, I have no
Speaker 2: problem what the world say. But I also have no
Speaker 2: problem as a dad Lebron saying something as well, because
Speaker 2: if somebody talks about my son, we know I'm going down.
Speaker 2: But same thing with John Moran, John Moran's dad. John
Speaker 2: Moran's dadd is very critical about people that talks his dad,
Speaker 2: and he can that's his son. At the end of
Speaker 2: the day, I'm on both sides.
Speaker 1: Yeah, as I said Friday, I understand both angles. Stephen
Speaker 1: and they got a job to do as immediate personality,
Speaker 1: and Lebron got a job to do as a father,
Speaker 1: and steven A did say he wanted Lebron to stop
Speaker 1: as a father, so Lebron approached him as a father, don't.
Speaker 3: I don't see the issue with either side.
Speaker 9: And I agree with the father conversation.
Speaker 25: I agree with Look, you say something you can't respond
Speaker 25: to how I mean, you don't know how Lebron's gonna act.
Speaker 25: And I love the fact that Lebron did it in
Speaker 25: person because he could have called steven A.
Speaker 9: He could it. Whatever you're gonna have to see me.
Speaker 9: I'm down with all that.
Speaker 25: The only thing I didn't like was I felt like
Speaker 25: steven A was like back skating away from having an
Speaker 25: opinion about it player, which is your job. And I
Speaker 25: thought that to me, that's not That's not what I
Speaker 25: look to hear from steven A Smith. He doesn't have
Speaker 25: to be disrespectful. He can say I respect what you're
Speaker 25: saying and do it as a father. But I do
Speaker 25: think you saying, oh, I was only talking about BRONI
Speaker 25: because of what Lebron said.
Speaker 9: No, you're talking about him because because he's being an.
Speaker 25: NBA player, So that's how you feel standing on that,
Speaker 25: and then also do that.
Speaker 1: I do think that when you listen to steven A's critique.
Speaker 1: His critique was mostly aimed at Lebron, which is why
Speaker 1: Lebron got pissed off because he literally said, you know,
Speaker 1: as a father, I'm begging you to stop this. And
Speaker 1: it's like, yo, what Didbron do other than get his
Speaker 1: son drafted regardless of what happens after his son get
Speaker 1: gets in the league. Lebron pushed to get his son drafted,
Speaker 1: as steven A just explained, So a lot of his
Speaker 1: critique was Lebron, But what's wrong with that?
Speaker 3: What's wrong with using who you are to get your
Speaker 3: son a job?
Speaker 2: Nothing? But now, now, the only other thing that I
Speaker 2: would do as a father, I would make sure my
Speaker 2: son is the best. So when he starts kicking ass,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna come back and say, say what you gotta
Speaker 2: say now, stephen A Smith, I would prove it with actions,
Speaker 2: prove it with scoring twenty, scoring thirty, being able to
Speaker 2: guard the toughest people in the league, and then just
Speaker 2: give him the middle figure.
Speaker 3: What else gonna take time?
Speaker 2: It's gonna take time.
Speaker 25: And I just feel like steven A could have even
Speaker 25: said that, but to be like, you know what, I'm sorry,
Speaker 25: I'm leaving alone.
Speaker 2: Sorry.
Speaker 25: It was the fact that he said he was sad
Speaker 25: by the response of like.
Speaker 1: Just like a lot of times you get in front
Speaker 1: of these microphones and you say things and then you
Speaker 1: know you might regret it later. You know, somebody might
Speaker 1: approached you. It might be backlash. If that's how he
Speaker 1: feels and you want to do that, there's nothing.
Speaker 2: Wrong with that.
Speaker 9: I just don't see.
Speaker 25: I don't think that there was anything wrong with what
Speaker 25: he said. Like I feel like steven A just had
Speaker 25: a job and he was doing it.
Speaker 2: Like I don't see nothing wrong either. But I don't
Speaker 2: see nothing wrong with Lebron did either.
Speaker 7: It's the same thing like that people used to get
Speaker 7: made at Wendy, like for doing her job.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean like that love Wendy to death. That's
Speaker 9: my Girlma talked about Wendy.
Speaker 7: I'm talking about Wendy like on the show, Like if
Speaker 7: people get mad about saying anything, it's like, nah, she
Speaker 7: is doing her job.
Speaker 25: Yeah, but she, you know, Wendy get a little crazy.
Speaker 25: She used to put up the chart to the baby
Speaker 25: moms and stuff like that. You know, stephen A's was
Speaker 25: a little bit more not as salacious, but yeah, definitely
Speaker 25: was in Yeah.
Speaker 2: All right, well that is the latest with Lauren Charlamane.
Speaker 2: You want to apologize for for calling me Dominican all
Speaker 2: the time when I'm not.
Speaker 1: No, you should thank me for, you know, allowing you
Speaker 1: the opportunity to pick up your heritage what you.
Speaker 3: Never which is crazy to me.
Speaker 2: Who are you giving your donkeys?
Speaker 4: Man for?
Speaker 1: After the hour, we need a young lady from Maryland
Speaker 1: to come to the front of the congregation. Now we're
Speaker 1: gonna do breakfast club court.
Speaker 3: Okay. Her name is Jaila Cunningham.
Speaker 1: I'm sure you might have seen the video where she
Speaker 1: dragged this person across her head salon floor because the
Speaker 1: person allegedly was running out on her.
Speaker 3: I want to take this to breakfast club court.
Speaker 1: But I'm gonna tell y'all the story four after the hour,
Speaker 1: so I'm gonna let y'all decide whether or not she
Speaker 1: should get donkey today.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll get to that next. Don't go anywhere.
Speaker 11: It's to breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, you're checking out the breakfast club. Don't be
Speaker 2: out here acting like a donkey.
Speaker 4: It's time for donkey of a day. I'm a big boy.
Speaker 2: I could take it if you feel out deserve it
Speaker 2: ain't no big deal.
Speaker 3: I know, charlomagea god gonna have funny you've got to say.
Speaker 3: Then you may not agree with it, doesn't mean I'm.
Speaker 2: Doing Who's getting that donky?
Speaker 18: That donkey that don't don't don't don't don't.
Speaker 4: Dunk the other day right here.
Speaker 3: To the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Bitch you you could call me the donkey of the day,
Speaker 2: but like I mean no harm.
Speaker 1: Yes, donkey of today for Monday, March tenth, possibly could
Speaker 1: go to a young lady named Jaela Cunningham. Now we're
Speaker 1: gonna take this one to Breakfast Club court. I am
Speaker 1: gonna have to let you the jury decide if Jaela
Speaker 1: is going to be receiving donkey of to day because
Speaker 1: Jayla is an eighteen year old hairstylist who is facing
Speaker 1: a second degree assaul charge after dragging her fifteen year
Speaker 1: old client across the floor of her hansaloon. Okay, Now,
Speaker 1: Jaela claims the fifteen year old client tried to leave
Speaker 1: without paying for one hundred and fifty dollars service, but
Speaker 1: the young lady's mother says she accidentally sent the money
Speaker 1: old to the wrong account just a bunch of mess.
Speaker 1: Let's go to Fox five DC for the report police.
Speaker 20: In the video that has more than fifty four million views,
Speaker 20: you can see eighteen year old Jayla Cunningham dragging her
Speaker 20: fifteen year old client by the hooded sweatshirt, saying Jayla
Speaker 20: claims the fifteen year old was trying to leave without
Speaker 20: paying for the one hundred and fifty dollars service that
Speaker 20: included a weave with tracks. Jayla cutting the weave out
Speaker 20: of the teen's hair with scissors because she says the
Speaker 20: teen did not pay for the service.
Speaker 28: She ran forget tried, she ran without paying me, and
Speaker 28: then what did you do? I dragged her by her
Speaker 28: hood back into the salon until I can get paid,
Speaker 28: or know, until the police come, or until you know.
Speaker 28: She let me take out the service, and I feel
Speaker 28: like if I didn't do that, she would have been
Speaker 28: gone and I would have just never been paid.
Speaker 20: But the fifteen year old's mother says Jayla also dragged
Speaker 20: her by her hair when she grabbed her hood, and
Speaker 20: says that her daughter accidentally sent the money to the
Speaker 20: wrong cash app and was trying to pay Jala.
Speaker 10: It's just absolutely absurd and how he's dealing emotionally with
Speaker 10: this emostly not good, not good at all.
Speaker 1: Now, when I first saw this video, I had a
Speaker 1: few thoughts. One of my first thoughts was, well, maybe
Speaker 1: she asked for layers, and I guess the hairdresser thought
Speaker 1: that included the layer of linoleum on the floor. My
Speaker 1: second thought to myself was who is this woman that
Speaker 1: don't got no squabbles? That she let Jaela Cunningham drag
Speaker 1: her by the hair across the floor like that. But
Speaker 1: all I did was see the video. I wasn't aware
Speaker 1: of the ages eighteen and fifteen, so that gave me
Speaker 1: more context. That's why she was able to manhandle that
Speaker 1: individual that was a little girl. Then I thought to myself,
Speaker 1: I understand the frustration. You were a business owner, you're
Speaker 1: an entrepreneur. You might have had a few people do
Speaker 1: this to you before, so you fed up. But the
Speaker 1: one main thought I had was you can't handle a
Speaker 1: situation like that. You can't handle a situation with this
Speaker 1: type of violence, because truthfully, I'm shocked she's not charged
Speaker 1: with kidnapping. If you force somebody somewhere and hold them
Speaker 1: against their will, that's kidnapping.
Speaker 3: So Jayla, I understand you, young, okay.
Speaker 1: But as an eighteen year old boss CEO of your
Speaker 1: own company, business owner, A slutely positively cannot conduct yourself
Speaker 1: like this. Okay, See, you had this woman's information already,
Speaker 1: you knew who she was, and I'm assuming you knew
Speaker 1: her age. Just go tell her mama and tell her mama.
Speaker 1: If you don't get paid, you're gonna press charges. But
Speaker 1: what makes this even crazier is clearly this was all
Speaker 1: one big misunderstanding because you heard what the mama said.
Speaker 1: The mother said, the young lady just sent the money
Speaker 1: to the wrong cash act.
Speaker 16: Now.
Speaker 3: I don't know if that's true or not, but it
Speaker 3: sounds believable.
Speaker 1: I just don't know why Jaela didn't take the time
Speaker 1: to even hear the young lady out. You can't go
Speaker 1: from zero to dad deevil in zero point six seconds.
Speaker 1: I mean, this type of vigilante justice only works in
Speaker 1: TV shows and movies. Batman wouldn't even do no no
Speaker 1: criminal and got them like you did this young lady,
Speaker 1: dragging her across the floor like a body at a
Speaker 1: crime scene. You ever heard somebody say, I'll mop the
Speaker 1: floor with your ass, Jayla, literally looked like she.
Speaker 3: Was mopping the floor with this young girl.
Speaker 1: Okay, this is not what this young lady thought she
Speaker 1: would receive, Jayla when you told her to come get snatched.
Speaker 3: Okay. This is why you don't react emotion.
Speaker 1: You don't make decisions or take any action based off
Speaker 1: how you feel in the moment. You should take a
Speaker 1: breath and consider the situation calmly and rationally before responding.
Speaker 1: I understand the emotional response, the emotional response that someone
Speaker 1: stealing from you can trigger. I understand you done worked
Speaker 1: hard installing this woman's hair, and when she doesn't pay
Speaker 1: you for her unit, okay, you want to show her
Speaker 1: your unit is g but even fifty cent will tell you.
Speaker 3: Don't move off emotion.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: He wrote a great book called Hustle Harder, Hustle Smarter,
Speaker 3: and in.
Speaker 1: That book he says you should always fight for your worth,
Speaker 1: but never take offense that you have to fight in
Speaker 1: the first place. When you do that, you're moving off
Speaker 1: of emotion. It might not be fair, but to get
Speaker 1: what you want, you can only move off strategy. The
Speaker 1: moral of the story is, don't move off of emotion,
Speaker 1: move off strategy, jailor you moved off of emotion here
Speaker 1: and now you're gonna need way more than one hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty dollars to get you out of this situation. Now,
Speaker 1: I personally feel like this story is all the way true.
Speaker 1: She should get donkey of to day, Meaning if she
Speaker 1: wasn't trying to run off, if the little fifteen year
Speaker 1: old girl wasn't trying to run off, she just sent
Speaker 1: the money to the wrong person like her mother said,
Speaker 1: then jail Is should for sure get donkey of to day.
Speaker 1: But even if she was trying to run I think
Speaker 1: Jailer should still get donkey because you simply can't conduct
Speaker 1: yourself like this as the owner of a business.
Speaker 3: But what do y'all think? What do y'all think?
Speaker 1: One? Eight hundred five eight five one oh five win,
Speaker 1: Let's take her to breakfast club court Jailer cunning Ham's
Speaker 1: Jala cunning Ham, eighteen year old hair stylist.
Speaker 2: Yes, drag the fifteen year old girl. Don't sit off
Speaker 2: the floor, say nothing yet off the floor of the
Speaker 2: hair salon. Well, we're gonna take the calls when we
Speaker 2: come back. Eight hundred and five eight five one oh
Speaker 2: five one. I just have to throw this out there.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, Charlamage, because I feel like you're trying to
Speaker 2: swear to jury just a little bit now, ja that
Speaker 2: I'm just telling the fact. Jaala did respond. She said,
Speaker 2: y'all feel bad because it came out to me that
Speaker 2: she was fifteen, which I never knew. But what about me,
Speaker 2: I'm an eighteen year old business owner who constantly has
Speaker 2: to deal with people trying to get over on me.
Speaker 2: Just call the cash at mistake was not on me,
Speaker 2: but since she sent it to the wrong person, what
Speaker 2: I was supposed to not get paid like that's wrong
Speaker 2: as f It was very unprofessional. But you don't run
Speaker 2: out on nobody while they're waiting for you to send
Speaker 2: the money for your services to them. When I was
Speaker 2: nothing but respectful and nice to her the entire appointment.
Speaker 2: So if she ran out, she did not know the
Speaker 2: young lady was fifteen. Let's discuss eight hundred and five
Speaker 2: eight five one oh five. One will take your calls
Speaker 2: should she get donkey today, it's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning, the Breakfast Club Morning.
Speaker 2: Everybody's theej env justilarious, Charlomagne the God we are the
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club. Now for if you're just joining us Charlomagne
Speaker 2: may or may not have the given donkey of the
Speaker 2: day to who.
Speaker 1: Jayla Cunningham Jaela Cunningham is a young hairstyle She's eighteen
Speaker 1: year old, eighteen years old from Maryland, and she's facing
Speaker 1: a second degree assault charge after dragging her fifteen year
Speaker 1: old client across the floor of her hand salon.
Speaker 16: Now.
Speaker 1: Jailer claims the fifteen year old client tried to leave
Speaker 1: without paying for one hundred and fifty dollars service, but
Speaker 1: the young lady's mother says she accidentally sent the money
Speaker 1: old to the wrong account.
Speaker 2: Right, so we're asking should she get Donkey of the day.
Speaker 2: Let's start with you, jess. What are your thoughts?
Speaker 31: Uh?
Speaker 7: No, I don't think she should win because look, we
Speaker 7: ain't going like this. Well, I don't know if y'all
Speaker 7: know or that this happens all the time all the time.
Speaker 7: I believe she acted like that because she's eighteen years old,
Speaker 7: like she's not grown yet, you know what I mean?
Speaker 7: So yeah, whether you know people run out all the time,
Speaker 7: and look and look, if you did send somebody wrong cashit,
Speaker 7: why you ain't shure me? And why was you trying
Speaker 7: to run? Why are you running? So yeah, you know,
Speaker 7: they both young. It's just that Surety wasn't eighteen. She fifteen, right,
Speaker 7: And she didn't before she sat in the chair.
Speaker 9: She didn't tell her I'm fifteen years old.
Speaker 7: Jayla also didn't check her ID because that's on her
Speaker 7: website too, like you gotta be eighteen or whatever, But
Speaker 7: she didn't check the girl I d But the girl
Speaker 7: sat down knowing that rule, like.
Speaker 9: All right, I supposed to be eighteen. People run off
Speaker 9: all the time. You got dragged back in.
Speaker 1: I mean it is what it is.
Speaker 9: You lucky shit like she said, lucky, I beach ass,
Speaker 9: but you got dragged. I mean that's it.
Speaker 7: I don't think Jayla's wrong, and I think the mom
Speaker 7: is wrong too. I mean the the client's mom is
Speaker 7: wrong for sticking up the behavior like that. If the
Speaker 7: cash Act thing was.
Speaker 2: A lot, well, I will say this, I tend to
Speaker 2: agree with you, Jess, and I'll tell you the reason why.
Speaker 2: The young lady Jayla, who owns a business at eighteen,
Speaker 2: who just did all that work, and how long does
Speaker 2: it take to usually do that to those type of breaks.
Speaker 9: Three to four hours?
Speaker 2: Three or four hours? And she did not know the
Speaker 2: young lady was fifteen. She thought the young lady was eighteen. Right,
Speaker 2: if it was fifteen, and it's a different call. But
Speaker 2: if you're an adult or an eighteen adult, yes, people
Speaker 2: run out all the time. Sometimes you gotta grab it
Speaker 2: with the hell you think you're going. That's the main thing.
Speaker 2: Now send in to a wrong cash app. That happens
Speaker 2: all day long. I sent somebody a wrong cash app before,
Speaker 2: but that person still needs to get paid. That's not
Speaker 2: that person's fault, that's your fault at So do I
Speaker 2: necessarily think that she should be arrested, in charge and
Speaker 2: get donkey of the day, I don't. I disagree. If
Speaker 2: she knew the child was fifteen, then yes she deserves donkey.
Speaker 2: But because she did not know she was fifteen, she
Speaker 2: thought she was eighteen and the young lady ran out
Speaker 2: on her, I'll say allegedly, I don't think she should
Speaker 2: get donkey other day.
Speaker 4: Charnavielle.
Speaker 1: Both of y'all are omitting the fact that she ran
Speaker 1: after the young girl grabbed her and dragged her back
Speaker 1: in the handsalon. So once you do that, you've made
Speaker 1: a choice, and that choice is actually a crime. I'm
Speaker 1: actually surprised you didn't get charged with kidnapping. It's crime
Speaker 1: because whenever you move somebody against their will, that's kidnapped.
Speaker 1: But it's I'm actually I'm actually shocked she didn't get
Speaker 1: charged with kidnapping. But also in a woman's statement jailer Cunningham,
Speaker 1: she said, because you sent somebody the wrong cash app
Speaker 1: that's my fault.
Speaker 3: No, it's not your fault.
Speaker 1: But the mother also said they were trying to figure
Speaker 1: out how to rectify the situation.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so suit your ass right here. Why y'all figure
Speaker 7: it out because I still need my bread.
Speaker 11: Don't try to run out.
Speaker 9: I mean, it is what it is.
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't. Yeah, I don't know if she
Speaker 1: tried to run out of not. But even if she
Speaker 1: did try to run out, that does not Yeah, but
Speaker 1: that don't justify sure, but that listen, you can say
Speaker 1: that she had the right to assault her, but it's
Speaker 1: still a.
Speaker 3: Crime, y'all.
Speaker 7: I didn't say she had the right to you. I said,
Speaker 7: I don't think she I mean, I listen, I did
Speaker 7: the same. So that's what I'm saying. I didn't say she.
Speaker 9: Had the right to Yeah, it's wrong, but yeah, both
Speaker 9: was wrong.
Speaker 3: That you got to be so you got to be
Speaker 3: willing to deal with the consequence of your acts.
Speaker 7: Yeah, maintained maybe eighty three I wouldn't have did that,
Speaker 7: and she didn't, But.
Speaker 1: Eighteen eighteen is still an adult in the eyes of
Speaker 1: the laween.
Speaker 2: That is true, But she thought the girl was older.
Speaker 2: And also she didn't hit the girl. She could have
Speaker 2: said I was holding her, detaining her until the police
Speaker 2: came because there was that kidnapping. It wasn't a way,
Speaker 2: and it's not that's not kidnapping. If she's running out
Speaker 2: on the charge, that's not kidding. If the police can Daddy,
Speaker 2: call your dad.
Speaker 3: You know for a fact, we've had this conversation.
Speaker 1: If you move, if you move somebody afoot against their will,
Speaker 1: that's kidnap.
Speaker 2: If you do something illegal and I'm detaining you into
Speaker 2: the police coming, I don't think it's the king away.
Speaker 9: That's not the charge. Kim Napping is not the charge.
Speaker 3: Right, Second second degree assault is though either way.
Speaker 1: But let's she's gonna have to spend way more than
Speaker 1: one hundred and fifty dollars to get out this situation.
Speaker 9: Not the charge, just assaults.
Speaker 2: Well, let's go to the phone lines, and I'm sure
Speaker 2: this happened before, so she's probably like none, Hello, who's
Speaker 2: doing Hello?
Speaker 18: Heying me?
Speaker 19: Lorme?
Speaker 11: What's your name.
Speaker 2: And what's your thoughts?
Speaker 18: My thought is I don't think to hear someone stylace
Speaker 18: is wrong. Like in this dame age, everybody knows how
Speaker 18: past after work, you're gonna show your phone like look
Speaker 18: this you yeah, okay, now I'm gonna send it. No,
Speaker 18: when you were going down the shop, you knew that
Speaker 18: you didn't play that girl her money. Now maybe she
Speaker 18: should in the blast of her heart, but maybe she
Speaker 18: was resistant. Oh get your coin playing in my face.
Speaker 18: I think the person who disves it he has here today?
Speaker 18: Is that why he had to say that she got
Speaker 18: towing the track.
Speaker 29: That was.
Speaker 2: Take you jocko?
Speaker 4: Hello, who's this was good?
Speaker 21: It was good?
Speaker 2: It's animal to God, good morning animal. Talk to us
Speaker 2: what she thoughts?
Speaker 18: Man?
Speaker 21: Honestly, I feel like at the end of the day,
Speaker 21: the mom should be you know what I mean. So
Speaker 21: the mom should be on point, like if she felt
Speaker 21: like if he felt if she felt like it was
Speaker 21: a mistake, why did she run off? You feel what
Speaker 21: I'm saying, Well, she.
Speaker 2: Ran on now, I'm sure because she was fifteen and
Speaker 2: probably scared. She'd probably been there all day and probably
Speaker 2: wanted to go home. But the thing is, we didn't know.
Speaker 2: She didn't know, But that's what you know.
Speaker 21: But that's what I'm saying. Though she didn't know that.
Speaker 21: She was fifteen and on top of the and on
Speaker 21: top of that, like she ran off. So it's like,
Speaker 21: it's like, you don't do It's like you don't hide
Speaker 21: or lie.
Speaker 6: You don't lie.
Speaker 21: You telling the truth what you're running off for.
Speaker 7: It's a mistake. If I honestly sent it to somebody else.
Speaker 7: Hold up, I'm gonna set her hands and we get
Speaker 7: this right. My mother gonna send you this, or we
Speaker 7: gotta make sure the person sent it back.
Speaker 9: Something like that. You wouldn't have ran if you did
Speaker 9: make the mistake.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 6: It's wipe Montale Man little well Kentucky.
Speaker 4: What's going on?
Speaker 1: Jens?
Speaker 4: And Queen's what's up? Brother? Talk to us?
Speaker 2: What's your thoughts?
Speaker 19: Man?
Speaker 3: Don'ty of the year?
Speaker 4: She don't just get to day. She get the year.
Speaker 3: Man at the end of the day.
Speaker 21: If Thatt little girl was running, she wouldn't have called her.
Speaker 21: You see guys all the time, run from barber shops
Speaker 21: and don't get caught.
Speaker 18: And just like this, Lebron James, y'all laughing, Sir Stephen A.
Speaker 6: Smith, Lebron James, that's a parent.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't even be a mom.
Speaker 18: That's like, oh, I'm just too bad that she.
Speaker 21: I would be up fut with lawyers, police officer d
Speaker 21: A B I B A B breakfast cloud.
Speaker 6: N for life.
Speaker 22: She ye is they hired.
Speaker 1: They hired a law firm called Jackson and Associates to
Speaker 1: represent the teenager.
Speaker 3: They about to suit the hell out this woman.
Speaker 2: But she eighteen. She probably ain't got much like what
Speaker 2: they gonna get.
Speaker 11: She was chasing her.
Speaker 1: She keep saying she's eighteen, Like y'all keep saying she eighteen,
Speaker 1: Like she's not an adult.
Speaker 3: That's an adult, bro, She is an a woman.
Speaker 9: She's eighteen, Like, yeah.
Speaker 3: That's an adult in the eyes of the law.
Speaker 7: One, No, she's got much of experience. She eighteen, whatever,
Speaker 7: both of me, that's an adult in the eyes of
Speaker 7: the law. Be in high school, basically a senior whoop
Speaker 7: a freshman on sophomore's ass.
Speaker 3: That's it eight hundred if listening talking about real quick.
Speaker 11: If that school wasn't mad at though.
Speaker 1: I know, you know, I know y'all keep saying that,
Speaker 1: but eighteen is an adult because if that was an
Speaker 1: eighteen year old sleeping with a fifteen year old, he
Speaker 1: would get.
Speaker 3: Charged on straight. Like I'm just telling you eighteen is
Speaker 3: an adult. You keep backing like that's not an adult.
Speaker 2: Eighteen is an adult, right, But she thought she was
Speaker 2: eighteen on the thing it says you have to be
Speaker 2: eighteen to get here. Now, she should have checked. This
Speaker 2: is a young girl that started her own business new
Speaker 2: she she just thinks that she don't know and it's horrible.
Speaker 2: But I don't think she should go to jail.
Speaker 5: That she.
Speaker 3: Us like you know what I mean, She's like you.
Speaker 3: She wanted to learn a hard lesson.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one? Shd
Speaker 2: she get donky today? Will take you when we come back.
Speaker 2: It's the breakfast Club. Good morning morning everybody at seej
Speaker 2: Envy just hilarious. Charlomagne the god we are the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: If he's just joining us, Charlemagne might or might not
Speaker 2: give donkey to day to.
Speaker 1: Who Jailer Cunningham Jaela Cunningham is a young lady who
Speaker 1: is a hairstylist. Eighteen year old hairstylist in Maryland who
Speaker 1: was facing a second degree assault charge after dragging her
Speaker 1: fifteen year old client across the floor of hair hair salon.
Speaker 1: Jail claims the fifteen year old client tried to run
Speaker 1: out without paying for one hundred and fifty dollars service,
Speaker 1: but the young lady's mother says she accidentally sent the
Speaker 1: money to the wrong account.
Speaker 2: Right now, there is there should be a charge for
Speaker 2: the young lady from running out on the bill as well, then, right,
Speaker 2: because it's the same thing. If you go to a
Speaker 2: restaurant and you eat and you run out, they charge you. Correct,
Speaker 2: it's the same thing, right, But there's no difference if
Speaker 2: you like dash, yeah, because that's what she did.
Speaker 4: Dash.
Speaker 2: Right, it's the same thing.
Speaker 9: You be charged, right, I don't know if that's charging. Yeah,
Speaker 9: well yeah, yeah, you get arrested for that.
Speaker 4: Hello, who's this J?
Speaker 2: Hey J Good morning?
Speaker 22: Good morning's Jay? So my thought is the silence she
Speaker 22: handled it correctly because these fifteen year old they're not
Speaker 22: the same fifteen year old side from back in the day,
Speaker 22: So you have to handle them accordingly. You want to
Speaker 22: act grown where I'm gonna treat you like you've grown.
Speaker 22: And if she sent the payment to the wrong cash at,
Speaker 22: she could have showed that to the silence and said, hey,
Speaker 22: look at my phone.
Speaker 9: I sent it.
Speaker 22: I sent it to the wrong person. Instead of trying
Speaker 22: to run, we're gonna figure this out. And the mama,
Speaker 22: she's just as dirty as the daughter because now you're
Speaker 22: trying to cover up for your child instead of you
Speaker 22: being holding her accountable. That's why these kids run.
Speaker 9: Around like this.
Speaker 2: Okay, thank you mama. Hello, who's this?
Speaker 6: Nick?
Speaker 1: Nick?
Speaker 4: What's up?
Speaker 2: Told us?
Speaker 4: What's your thoughts? Man?
Speaker 18: My thoughts is I see I'm a father of five, right,
Speaker 18: so to me, they all here like eight. Things don't
Speaker 18: make you grow, you know what I'm saying. That was
Speaker 18: a child and a child not knowing how to handle
Speaker 18: a mature is the situation. The fifteen year old's crazy.
Speaker 18: God think the eighteen year old, she' you probably still
Speaker 18: in high school? Like what you gonna do if another
Speaker 18: high school suit take your money in there at once?
Speaker 18: You're gonna be ready to fight kill a kid. So
Speaker 18: I think they need older people to guide them. I mean,
Speaker 18: he got all these little gun girls, and you have
Speaker 18: people doing last years at sixteen seventeen and doing hair.
Speaker 18: I think there needs some type of like guidance or
Speaker 18: they have to take some type of like a little
Speaker 18: month's programs to.
Speaker 9: Classes. Yeah, all of that business my daughter do last.
Speaker 18: Yes, you know what I mean. Me and my wife
Speaker 18: always try to tell her, make sure you get your
Speaker 18: at least your other positive up front. Do you know
Speaker 18: this girl before she comes to your house? Do you
Speaker 18: know anything about them? Like we just asked them pleasures,
Speaker 18: try to make them be like alerting and certain about
Speaker 18: what they're dealing with. But I do think that little
Speaker 18: girl is trying to get away because Tanchat has no
Speaker 18: return policy. So if that was the truth, then she
Speaker 18: ain't about to get that money back. That little nobody
Speaker 18: to have them more money. She probably just paying. She
Speaker 18: probably didn't need to call them out. He's like like,
Speaker 18: this is my allounce mane. Just when I say that
Speaker 18: I ain't got no let me get the heck up
Speaker 18: out of here. I think it was an instant probably
Speaker 18: if she really distant to the wrong person and the
Speaker 18: other girl, he's only eighteen. You ain't gonna play with me.
Speaker 21: I'm gonna see you at.
Speaker 18: Fool when I never get you at school, fool woman,
Speaker 18: are you the way I'm gonna sink you? It might
Speaker 18: be a night this girl trying to play meet kid?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 4: Thank you brother?
Speaker 2: All right, ch'alamaine, you got about what nine ten calls
Speaker 2: just wanted.
Speaker 3: What's your thoughts?
Speaker 1: The jury doesn't want jailer to get donkey here today.
Speaker 1: But you know, as a business owner, you can't carry
Speaker 1: yourself like that. You still have to be responsible for
Speaker 1: your actions. And you know, we keep saying she's eighteen,
Speaker 1: which is true. You know she's not emotionally mature enough,
Speaker 1: but in the eyes of the laws, she's an adult
Speaker 1: and a business owner. Now she's gonna get sued because
Speaker 1: they are. The teenager's mother already got the girl a lawyer.
Speaker 1: Now she already got a charge. So it's gonna cost
Speaker 1: her way more than one hundred and fifty dollars to
Speaker 1: get out of this situation. But y'all don't want her
Speaker 1: to get donkey of today, so she's not getting dounky
Speaker 1: to day.
Speaker 23: All right.
Speaker 2: I wish you would have ended, you know, a lot
Speaker 2: easier than that, because, like you said, one hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty dollars eight worth none of this, and I'm sure
Speaker 2: that's the whole point of us would one hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty dollars just so both these girls wouldn't have to
Speaker 2: go to the court system and all that bs.
Speaker 29: You know.
Speaker 9: But like from an eighteen year old perspective, somebody run
Speaker 9: around on my businesses.
Speaker 11: Probably this is my bread.
Speaker 9: I just spent four hours doing. Yeah, what you're talking about.
Speaker 1: And that's why, and that's why us as grown people
Speaker 1: are here to communicate these things to the younger generation.
Speaker 1: Like the dude that called and said, these people should
Speaker 1: have some type of u epics classes, you know, before
Speaker 1: they open the business. Yeah, but that's why we're here
Speaker 1: to teach the next generation. And this should be a
Speaker 1: teachable experience for other young entrepreneurs. You can't move like
Speaker 1: this is a business owner.
Speaker 4: It just can't.
Speaker 9: It's a teachable experience.
Speaker 7: But both of them now, she probably won't run out
Speaker 7: no more and Jayla won't be dragging nobody else.
Speaker 2: But it's also difficult, right, like would you pay your
Speaker 2: ball before you get a cut? Would you pay your
Speaker 2: hairdresser before you get a cut?
Speaker 3: With yes, you don't, I'm talking about just don't. Most
Speaker 3: handsome laws take a deposit, Oh.
Speaker 9: Yeah, take the posits yeah, but I'm not paying that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but no they yeah, they were wire and if
Speaker 7: you cancel anything, you can't even get.
Speaker 2: That posit back here. But the reason that most people
Speaker 2: don't want to pay it front because if you mess
Speaker 2: up my head. I got at the deposit. You pay
Speaker 2: a deposit. All right, Well we got the latest with
Speaker 2: Lauren coming up. What we're talking about and LEADYG dropped
Speaker 2: the song. He said he just want to see his son. Okay,
Speaker 2: we'll get to that next.
Speaker 11: Just add him.
Speaker 9: Yoh, we always got him.
Speaker 2: It's the breakfast slog. Good morning the Breakfast Club. Warning,
Speaker 2: everybody's d J n V. Just Hilarius Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to the latest
Speaker 2: with Lauren.
Speaker 23: Lauren, you're coming with straight fast.
Speaker 2: She gets them.
Speaker 3: Somebody that knows somebody detail.
Speaker 9: I'm a long bir was a little bit about everything, and.
Speaker 3: She'd be having the latest on.
Speaker 4: The Latest with Lauren la Rosa.
Speaker 24: Sometimes you have fact, sometimes you have details, sometimes you
Speaker 24: have a little.
Speaker 4: Bit of everything on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 29: Oh so.
Speaker 9: Switch her dis real quick because it's just like laughing joking,
Speaker 9: just really quick. I broke his.
Speaker 25: Story over the weekend if you guys are not following
Speaker 25: me outide of Bakfast Club and you followed me at
Speaker 25: Laura la Rosa Twitter Instagram, because we you know, latest
Speaker 25: keeps going twenty four hours Angie Stone, so we knew
Speaker 25: that she would be having two services. There's going to
Speaker 25: be one in Atlanta, Georgia, on Friday, March fourteenth, which
Speaker 25: is open to you know, public, friends, family as well.
Speaker 25: And then Saturday, March fifteen, she's having another homegoing service
Speaker 25: in her hometown of Columbia, South Carolina, which is private.
Speaker 25: But over the weekend I was able to release some
Speaker 25: details on the performers and the guest speakers who will
Speaker 25: be involved in the services. So on the list we
Speaker 25: have Tyler Perry who will be speaking, Kirk Franklin will
Speaker 25: be performing the Angie Stone Memorial Choir under direction of
Speaker 25: Rickie Dillard, Anthony Hamilton, the Walls Group, Kecky Wyatt and
Speaker 25: Malaman Music Soul Child Hugh Parker Stout. So it's I
Speaker 25: just wanted to, you know, make sure that we show
Speaker 25: some love and uh, just let you guys know what's
Speaker 25: about to happen. Because there were details circulating about who
Speaker 25: people thought are going to come so yeah, absolutely, Yeah,
Speaker 25: so that'll be going down this weekend. I also too
Speaker 25: quickly wanted to say rest in piece of Dwayne Wiggins,
Speaker 25: the founding member of Tony Tony Tone, who also it
Speaker 25: was announced they passed away over the weekend as well too,
Speaker 25: from bladder cancer. So our legends are, you know, yeah,
Speaker 25: getting up out of here, but shifting gears.
Speaker 3: Jesus Christ, they're transitioning, Lord Lord.
Speaker 9: When when when Dwayne Wiggins passed away this weekend?
Speaker 25: Literally, I was like, man, like, I know that people
Speaker 25: are getting older and the transition is happening, but it
Speaker 25: feels like it's all happening at once.
Speaker 7: It's like, but do you look at the cause of
Speaker 7: it too, you know, the bladder cancer, And it's just
Speaker 7: I just that's a bigger message for people to.
Speaker 9: Just take care of themselves. Yeah, try to catch problems
Speaker 9: head on before it gets worse. Yeah, it feels like
Speaker 9: it's like every day at this you could.
Speaker 2: And you could tell her age because she said Tony
Speaker 2: Tony Tone, it's Tony to the last one has an east,
Speaker 2: but it's Tony Tony.
Speaker 9: Has a mark over too. But I didn't think that
Speaker 9: that was the thing.
Speaker 2: No, I just thought it was Tone has done it.
Speaker 14: That feels good.
Speaker 9: Let's move on because you still look like no, it's Tone. No,
Speaker 9: I didn't know to be get into the song. And
Speaker 9: when you said feels good, I knew that part of it.
Speaker 25: Yes, okay, also too, I didn't know how incremental he
Speaker 25: was in Beyonce's career.
Speaker 9: I learned that over the weekend.
Speaker 3: Did you know that they signed.
Speaker 25: Yeah, he's the reason why we have Destiny Shout and Beyonce.
Speaker 25: He took them to get their first deal.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 25: So her mom and dad you know, showed him some
Speaker 25: lover of the weekend as well. So learning, We're all
Speaker 25: learning here, Okay, now switching gears.
Speaker 9: Doci. I love Doci to death, of course, my girl.
Speaker 6: Yo.
Speaker 25: She first of all just killed Paris Fashion Week, popped
Speaker 25: out with Lauren Hill after that.
Speaker 2: But Little Coach was out. Yeah it is what it is.
Speaker 9: It look was it was the outfit though.
Speaker 3: It was amazing.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah it was great.
Speaker 25: But Doci was you know, she sat down and did
Speaker 25: an interview and she was on First We Feast and
Speaker 25: she's with her DJ DJ Miss Milan and are talking
Speaker 25: about red flags and just asking each other questions.
Speaker 9: Let's take a listen to doci's biggest red flag when dating?
Speaker 9: What's my biggest dating red flag? Is it being on
Speaker 9: the d L.
Speaker 8: You know what's so crazy? I was gonna say men,
Speaker 8: like I mean strike one, you're man, Yeah, you're.
Speaker 9: A sex Yeah. I was gonna say so technically because
Speaker 9: my mind was already there. I don't think I deserve
Speaker 9: to eat a wing.
Speaker 3: I think you do.
Speaker 19: Friend.
Speaker 25: So when when the buzzer goes off, though, she shows
Speaker 25: a board where she has straight men written on the board,
Speaker 25: and people were upset because they're like, what does she
Speaker 25: mean her biggest red flag is straight man? And I'm like,
Speaker 25: obviously that's her preference. She says that she dates, uh,
Speaker 25: you know, men that are by as well. But even
Speaker 25: if I think she was jokingly, I think this is
Speaker 25: my interpretation of it. She was jokingly kind of throwing
Speaker 25: jabs at like men who are super like super super heterosexual,
Speaker 25: Like the woman has a certain place in the home
Speaker 25: and you can't speak speak when spoken to, like making
Speaker 25: a joke about that, because that's a conversation as well.
Speaker 25: And baby, when I say hit dogs were hollering over
Speaker 25: on Twitter they were so upset.
Speaker 9: I'm like this it was a joke. I didn't think
Speaker 9: it was.
Speaker 7: That was Shane elabret or she said was straight men. Yeah,
Speaker 7: but I mean you you get what she was saying.
Speaker 7: I mean, I don't even know what you think. I
Speaker 7: don't even know that you know what I mean. She
Speaker 7: probably just really liked the bisexual people, because she did
Speaker 7: say when she was up here, how she's going to
Speaker 7: like contradict herself. She was like, a lot of people
Speaker 7: got problems with dating by men, But if I'm by
Speaker 7: why would I have a problem with somebody else being bisexual?
Speaker 23: You know what I man?
Speaker 25: So they just turned this into the whole black did
Speaker 25: I seen people like, oh, let me go and follow
Speaker 25: her and let me I'm like, they said that she's
Speaker 25: somebody tweeted every year the calendar changes and black women
Speaker 25: find more ways to turn black men off. What And
Speaker 25: then they said she's destroying the black family home.
Speaker 9: It's just another preference for somebody. That's her preference, and
Speaker 9: I love her. I'm going to keep on real straight.
Speaker 9: When you come over, you got to be a little sustant.
Speaker 9: I mean, okay, and do we have time?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 25: So DDG speaking up the Black family. DDG is now
Speaker 25: coming out and seeing that Hally won't let him see
Speaker 25: his son.
Speaker 31: Say listen, every single day or every other day, I'm
Speaker 31: trying to see him. I'm trying to get him to
Speaker 31: come over. I never get him dropped off. I always
Speaker 31: go pick him up. I live far, so I'm driving
Speaker 31: hours to go get them, and then I get there
Speaker 31: and I can't get them. I can't see him. My
Speaker 31: son is sick right now. I want to see my son.
Speaker 31: I want to hold my son. I don't get the
Speaker 31: chance to do that. I get pinned against the wall.
Speaker 31: And then everything else is variables on why I can't
Speaker 31: see my son. They don't have nothing to do with
Speaker 31: me working. By the way, I'm not gonna air out
Speaker 31: her business, but me and her has not been together
Speaker 31: for a long time. Like I don't know if it's
Speaker 31: I don't know what it is, but it's been going
Speaker 31: on for a minute. But I'm really just coming on
Speaker 31: this month. It's just a dad that really don't know
Speaker 31: what to do at this point. I really feel like
Speaker 31: I'm a nanny at this point, the nanny has been
Speaker 31: able to have my son more than me.
Speaker 9: As a dad. You don't know what to do at
Speaker 9: this point, Like there's no courts.
Speaker 7: There's no legal situation. There's nothing that you can do.
Speaker 7: If you feel like you, if there's nothing else you
Speaker 7: can do, let me just go to the internet.
Speaker 1: And yeah, kids live for the internet, Like I don't
Speaker 1: understand why they have to vent everything to the internet.
Speaker 3: Go tell that to the lawyer and try to get
Speaker 3: some custody of your son, Like why rent to the
Speaker 3: internet with that?
Speaker 9: And then I hardy just said that hearing the baby
Speaker 9: hit RSV.
Speaker 7: People don't understand how the sikest that is, yo, Like,
Speaker 7: that's why you couldn't That's why because it was a
Speaker 7: thing where he was she said. He said, she told me,
Speaker 7: I can pick him up, but I can't hang out,
Speaker 7: like I can't be with him at her house. All right,
Speaker 7: y'all if y'all broken up, you don't need to be
Speaker 7: with him at my house, like because he was saying
Speaker 7: that also in one of them lives as well, like
Speaker 7: I can pick him up, but I can't be He
Speaker 7: wanted to be in there, you know what I mean?
Speaker 7: But no, And you probably got RSB from being somewhere,
Speaker 7: you know, just being in people's face and all. That's
Speaker 7: where it comes from. And then now she got it too,
Speaker 7: so it's just they just have to quarantine right now,
Speaker 7: so you ain't gonna be able to see your baby.
Speaker 3: So I'm pretty sure he's talking about before they were sick.
Speaker 9: Though I think that since the baby was felt like this,
Speaker 9: I think.
Speaker 1: They conflicting two different stories because Holly came out with
Speaker 1: that and then now people are trying to combine it too.
Speaker 3: But I'm sure he's talking about before they were sick.
Speaker 25: He also did mention though, to Justic's point, when it
Speaker 25: like right now, he was saying, basically like, my baby's
Speaker 25: sick and I want to be able to help my
Speaker 25: baby get better, but I can't go see it.
Speaker 9: But I think it's a thing of there not together.
Speaker 25: But both of them are like super parents, so they
Speaker 25: both want to be there every single time, every single moment,
Speaker 25: but they're not together. So it's causing some difficulty now
Speaker 25: as far as like the core thing, he did, so
Speaker 25: he's keeping track of the days that go by that
Speaker 25: he is not able to see his kid, so that's
Speaker 25: not off the table. But I mean when I heard this,
Speaker 25: I was like, well, this saying that's I mean, that's
Speaker 25: telling you if you tell me if you think otherwise.
Speaker 9: But DDG got the baby more than she do. If
Speaker 9: were looking at what we see online, he posts the
Speaker 9: baby alive, I will say that it was.
Speaker 7: Since the baby was born. Like I feel like we
Speaker 7: see the baby with him more than anybody.
Speaker 25: He might just feel like it's not as consistent as
Speaker 25: he wants it to be because he's so involved.
Speaker 1: You don't know what's going on off camera. But I'm
Speaker 1: like Yo and Holly don't. Probably don't live for the
Speaker 1: internet like DDG does. Because just because DDG shows the
Speaker 1: baby more online, that definitely don't mean that the baby's
Speaker 1: with him more.
Speaker 3: Just because he shows the baby more online, right, Well.
Speaker 25: He dropped a song about this as well too, and
Speaker 25: that didn't work out well for him. People really a
Speaker 25: song my Baby back by that sound like a.
Speaker 7: But it ain't only about Halo. It's about Halley too.
Speaker 7: I don't know, moving on, I know you're not. Yeah,
Speaker 7: this ain't all about Halo, all right. That is the
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Speaker 2: DJ v Jesse, Larry Schela mean the guy we are
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club. La La Rosa is here. We got
Speaker 2: a special guest in the building. Yes, indeed if Congressman
Speaker 2: Al Green, welcome, bro, thank you, thank you, thank you
Speaker 2: for joining. That's how you feel it.
Speaker 14: Well, I'm feeling quite well. Better than I deserve is
Speaker 14: what I usually say, because candidly I had the gift
Speaker 14: of life. I didn't earn it, and I'm appreciative and
Speaker 14: I try as best as I can to appreciate the
Speaker 14: life that I have. But current events obviously are on
Speaker 14: my mind. And notwithstanding these events, I still say that
Speaker 14: I'm better than I deserve.
Speaker 3: And not only do you have one of the greatest
Speaker 3: R and B singer's name, you got an R and
Speaker 3: B voice smooth.
Speaker 14: Well, I've never been acknowledged in this fashion before. I
Speaker 14: have had people to say to me, well, let me
Speaker 14: give you this example. I was introduced and it was
Speaker 14: a great introduction, one of the best introductions.
Speaker 3: I've ever had.
Speaker 14: And as I was going to speak, the gentleman said
Speaker 14: to me, before you finish what you just please sing
Speaker 14: one song. He knew not that I was just give
Speaker 14: us one one song?
Speaker 2: What do I want to start from back? Before we
Speaker 2: get into everything that's going on. Who is al Green
Speaker 2: and what made you wanted to get into serving people?
Speaker 14: But probably started early in life when I was a
Speaker 14: child in elementary school, my teacher, Miss Graham, I believe
Speaker 14: was her name. I had the class to all assume
Speaker 14: some office or run for some office, and I was
Speaker 14: running for class president, and my theme was go with Green.
Speaker 14: And that meant something to me then and it continued.
Speaker 14: President of student body, president of freshman class in college.
Speaker 14: Once you get into this, it seems to envelop you
Speaker 14: and you just don't leave it immediately. So I didn't
Speaker 14: plan to do this. It sort of consumed me in
Speaker 14: a sense.
Speaker 3: And here I am.
Speaker 14: So it's not a contrived thing.
Speaker 1: You know, you caused some good trouble the other night
Speaker 1: when you stood up and spoke out of the Joint
Speaker 1: Session of Congress. I think was getting lost is what
Speaker 1: you actually said. Thank you, and you said that you have.
Speaker 3: No mandate on Medicare, no mandate to cut.
Speaker 14: Medicaid, no mandate to cut Literally. I had my coat,
Speaker 14: my cane, and I was about to make my exit
Speaker 14: because I really didn't want to sit through what I
Speaker 14: knew the president would do. So as I was about
Speaker 14: to make my exit, he made this statement about his mandate,
Speaker 14: and I said to him, you have no mandate to
Speaker 14: cut medicaid. And by the way, I didn't come to
Speaker 14: say that. I did not. It was spontaneity.
Speaker 4: It was just something.
Speaker 14: Yes, So I said it, and of course the speaker
Speaker 14: admonished me. He said that I should take a seat,
Speaker 14: but at the moment I had to make the point,
Speaker 14: so I said it again. Speaker monished me again, and
Speaker 14: the speaker did his job. He said, well, you got
Speaker 14: to be removed. And so I was evicted. And by
Speaker 14: the way, the officers who evicted me were very kind.
Speaker 14: They didn't say anything to me that was out of order.
Speaker 14: They were very kind to me. But it didn't matter
Speaker 14: to me what the consequences were. And I've shared this
Speaker 14: with other people. John Lewis and I were friends. We
Speaker 14: talked about this notion of peaceful protests, and a part
Speaker 14: of it is is not just getting in the way.
Speaker 14: As he put it, you have to get.
Speaker 4: In the way.
Speaker 14: You have to be disruptive. People are not going to
Speaker 14: like you some but when you do this, you have
Speaker 14: to also be prepared to suffer the consequences. So when
Speaker 14: I did it, I was prepared to suffer the consequences,
Speaker 14: and I'm prepared now, but that doesn't mean that I'm
Speaker 14: going to like the consequence. You can be prepared to
Speaker 14: suffer things that you don't agree with. I don't agree
Speaker 14: with what happened, but I was prepared to suffer because
Speaker 14: Medicaid means so much to so many people. One in
Speaker 14: every five persons with insurance in this country is covered
Speaker 14: by virtual medicaid, and if we lose Medicaid, we're going
Speaker 14: to lose lives. The President buying through his agents in Congress,
Speaker 14: as should a mandate Repast legislation to cut eight hundred
Speaker 14: and eighty billion dollars from the committee that has jurisdiction
Speaker 14: over Medicaid. You cannot do that. You cannot do that
Speaker 14: without cutting into Medicaid. And if you do that, you're
Speaker 14: going I heard a lot of people that I represent,
Speaker 14: so I'm standing for them because they can't stand for
Speaker 14: themselves understanding that they need this health care.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you explained that, but I also you said something.
Speaker 1: You said that the speaker was doing his job. So
Speaker 1: if that's the case, why didn't Democratic speakers do their
Speaker 1: job and kick out Joe Wilson when he yelled at
Speaker 1: Barack Obama, you lied, why didn't do their job? And
Speaker 1: kick out Marjorie Taylor Green or Bolbird like, why don't
Speaker 1: they do their job?
Speaker 14: This is why I came to the program because I
Speaker 14: would get a question like this, And I really appreciate
Speaker 14: this question because it gets to the essence of where
Speaker 14: we are. But a good many of us don't realize it.
Speaker 14: There is still invidious discrimination. There is invidious discrimination in
Speaker 14: the House of Representatives. And when the Speaker decided that
Speaker 14: I would be removed, and then there was this motion,
Speaker 14: this resolution to censure me, it became obvious to me
Speaker 14: that I was not being treated as others were, And
Speaker 14: candidly speaking, it is invidious discrimination, harmful discrimination. I don't
Speaker 14: agree with that, but I was willing to suffer that
Speaker 14: because I knew that I had to get that message
Speaker 14: to the president and put this issue before the public,
Speaker 14: because the public has not grasped what's going to happen
Speaker 14: if Medicaid is cut. This is not about black people.
Speaker 14: Most of the people of the plurality, their Anglos. Black
Speaker 14: people are smaller percentage of Medicaid. But this is about
Speaker 14: people who need health care. This president is a person
Speaker 14: who uses his incivility to take advantage of our civility.
Speaker 14: When I left, I went home and I saw the
Speaker 14: rest of the event on television, and I saw him
Speaker 14: point to the Democrats and say, these people are lunatics.
Speaker 14: He called the Democratic members of Congress lunatics. Now, that
Speaker 14: is incivility. He will not be punished for that. He's
Speaker 14: not going to be sanctioned. He's not going to be reprimanded,
Speaker 14: he's not going to be censured. He does this with impunity.
Speaker 14: I believe that we have to meet incivility with incivility.
Speaker 14: I have to be prepared to suffer the consequences, but
Speaker 14: I'm prepared to meet his incivility that he uses to
Speaker 14: demean people. We have to use our incivility to uplift people.
Speaker 14: I think that at some point, even if nobody stands
Speaker 14: with you on some issues, they are so important that
Speaker 14: if nobody stands with you, it is better to stand
Speaker 14: alone than not stand at all.
Speaker 2: Now you talk about consequences, yes, sir, what are the
Speaker 2: consequences or what you do?
Speaker 14: Well, I'm about to suffer double jeopardy. They have censured me,
Speaker 14: which was to bring me before the house and read
Speaker 14: the statement that was a statement of censure, but there
Speaker 14: is now a movement to strip me of my committee assignments.
Speaker 14: I would call that double jeopardy. I will not agree
Speaker 14: with it, but I will still say to you, if
Speaker 14: I could do it again, I would knowing that they
Speaker 14: would do these things because it's not about me. It's
Speaker 14: about the healthcare. And somewhere along the way we make sacrifices.
Speaker 14: Sixtieth anniversary, is that what it is of crossing Edmund
Speaker 14: Petti's bridge today? John Lewis and those folks made sacrifices.
Speaker 14: John Lewis explained to me he thought he was gonna
Speaker 14: die on that bridge. Some people have to make sacrifices.
Speaker 14: So if sacrificing a congressional seat is going to help
Speaker 14: people get healthcare, then that's a fair exchange to get
Speaker 14: that healthcare for people who need it.
Speaker 1: Congressman Algreen, we appreciate you for joining us this morning.
Speaker 1: All right, salute to Congressman al Green.
Speaker 2: If you want to see the full interview, you could
Speaker 2: definitely hit up the Breakfast Club YouTube page now. This week,
Speaker 2: Jess is gonna be out in Atlanta, Will Man.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna be in Atlanta. I got shows Wednesday and
Speaker 7: Thursday of this week. We got two shows Wednesday evening
Speaker 7: and the two shows on Thursday evening at Atlanta Comedy
Speaker 7: Theater in Northcross. Make sure you get your tickets at
Speaker 7: jess Hilarious official dot com or show clicks dot com.
Speaker 4: Y'all.
Speaker 7: I'm also going to be doing meet and greet after
Speaker 7: the late show on each night, so make.
Speaker 9: Sure y'all get y'all tickets.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know what somebody called this morning? We get
Speaker 2: her name, man. Her name was Stephon. I'm sorry, his
Speaker 2: name is steph On. He's coming to the show in
Speaker 2: Atlanta and he wanted to ask about meet and Greece
Speaker 2: for him and his wife. But you just said that
Speaker 2: you're gonna be doing it. So Stephan, if you're listening,
Speaker 2: your good money, she's gonna be doing those meet and greets. Yep,
Speaker 2: and Charlaman, you got a positive note all I do.
Speaker 1: But first I want to tell y'all man, make sure
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Speaker 1: And the positive note, Since we've been talking about controlling
Speaker 1: your emotions all morning, remember that emotion can be the enemy.
Speaker 1: If you're given to your emotion, you sometime lose yourself
Speaker 1: when angle rises, think of the consequences and never make
Speaker 1: a permanent decision based on a temporary emotion.
Speaker 3: Have a blessed day.
Speaker 2: Breakfast club bitches, do y'all finish for y'all done.