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Speaker 3: It starts, how y'all feel out there? I feel blessed,
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Speaker 3: to serve our beautiful listeners.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Jess. I'll be knowing nothing until I walk
Speaker 4: in this room.
Speaker 1: I know, but you are on the email chain. You've
Speaker 1: been on here for what.
Speaker 4: Eighteen years and ignoring him fortball fourteen.
Speaker 2: But when I come in here, don or nothing. You
Speaker 2: look at the email like, where's happening?
Speaker 1: Yo, We've been near to ys all.
Speaker 5: I did not know.
Speaker 4: I did not know was not gonna be here there.
Speaker 4: I had no idea.
Speaker 1: Yes, man, I don't know what he's doing.
Speaker 2: But he's uh, but he's not here and Lauren is
Speaker 2: running the Little League or whatever.
Speaker 3: He was just texting last night, like were texting about
Speaker 3: the game, like everything was normal.
Speaker 4: Hands ain't nothing about not being hited.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I made that. It's forty eight degrees outside, man,
Speaker 1: God damn it.
Speaker 4: And I refuse to putty hood on you on this morning.
Speaker 3: You know how you wake up and you look at
Speaker 3: the temperature and you like, nope, Because if I dress
Speaker 3: like it's the fall, then it's gonna continue to be
Speaker 3: a fall.
Speaker 2: I refuse to do it. I refuse any other time, though.
Speaker 2: You wear a hoodie in here any other time?
Speaker 4: Well, I don't know why I do that, honestly, but
Speaker 4: I refuse to do it.
Speaker 3: So I look at the tempt I'm like, fifty something
Speaker 3: degrees forty eight and raining.
Speaker 4: What what season is this.
Speaker 1: For the rest of the week. I don't know. The
Speaker 1: Memorial hold on eight, this Memorial Memorial Day weekend, Yes, sir, it's.
Speaker 4: Gonna ain't gonna be hot, at least not here.
Speaker 2: Usually that's when people get in the pools, like the
Speaker 2: Memorial Day weekend and everything. I just had my pool
Speaker 2: open up my estate. Man, No, we ain't. We ain't
Speaker 2: able to go because it's gonna be rainstorms all the
Speaker 2: way up until Monday.
Speaker 4: I might take my aster South Carolina. No, I'm not.
Speaker 4: I'm like, I'm actually I'm not.
Speaker 3: I'm going to see Patti LaBelle and Stephanie Mills and
Speaker 3: Anita Baker, and they're gonna be here.
Speaker 4: They're gonna be in New York Saturday.
Speaker 2: And Brooklyn the Fall found in Mothers because I can't
Speaker 2: say father, I'm not going to disrespect them like that.
Speaker 4: You better not.
Speaker 1: You're gonna go see your crash, Stephanie Mill.
Speaker 2: You already know Aaker and Stephanie they little Rocky, ain't.
Speaker 3: I have no idea. I'm going there just to hear
Speaker 3: the soul music. That's what I'm Okay, We'll let me know,
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Speaker 1: I just wanted to know. I know.
Speaker 2: I got shows this weekend Tomorrow, Friday, I got shows
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Speaker 4: Okay, well, we got a great show plan for you today.
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Speaker 2: Mess, Yes, we got just fixed my mess this morning.
Speaker 2: That's right, Donkey the day of course, and we have
Speaker 2: a front pageings coming up with Morgan.
Speaker 4: That's right. It's the world's most dangerous morning to show
Speaker 4: to breakfast club.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's the world's most dangerous morning to show to
Speaker 3: breakfast club. Charlamagne to godess hilarious, DJ Envy is off.
Speaker 3: Lauren Loroosa is running a little late, but it's time
Speaker 3: for front page news with Morgan with something Morgan.
Speaker 1: All right, let's get into it. Good morning area.
Speaker 4: He anniversary too. Black Information Network had been doing front
Speaker 4: page news.
Speaker 6: For a year, yes, especially a year. Yes, and we're
Speaker 6: not gonna get too much into that. Let's get into
Speaker 6: the news. There's a lot to cover. First step on
Speaker 6: front page breaking news out of Washington, d C. Two
Speaker 6: Israeli embassy staff members are dead following a shooting outside
Speaker 6: the Capitol Jewish Museum in Washington, D C.
Speaker 1: On Wednesday night.
Speaker 6: Now the suspect is in custody and shouted free Palestine
Speaker 6: while being arrested. Now, officials in DC say the man
Speaker 6: was pacing the area shortly before the shooting and waited
Speaker 6: for a group of people to leave. After the shooting,
Speaker 6: Metropolitan Police Department Chief Pamela Smith said that the suspect
Speaker 6: then entered the museum and was detained by security. Now,
Speaker 6: the Israeli ambassador to the United States said they were
Speaker 6: a young couple about to get engaged. Very sad news
Speaker 6: for that couple. But I will keep you guys posted
Speaker 6: as this story continues to develops.
Speaker 3: And not helpful at all, you know, throwing fuel on
Speaker 3: a fire that's been going on for them.
Speaker 1: Hello and talk.
Speaker 6: We're supposed to be working on peace talks here, you know,
Speaker 6: but switching gears. President Trump met with South African President
Speaker 6: Surreal Ramoposa in the Oval Office at the White House yesterday.
Speaker 6: This comes as dozens of white South Africans were accepted
Speaker 6: into the US as refugees earlier this month. Now Rama
Speaker 6: Posa called his citizens cowards for resettling in the US,
Speaker 6: and during the meeting, Trump alleged that South Africa was
Speaker 6: committing genocide against the white Afrikaners, which is not the case. Now,
Speaker 6: he showed outdated video clips to Rama Posa, calling it
Speaker 6: proof of that genocide. Let's take a listen to comments
Speaker 6: between South African President Ramoposa and President Trump.
Speaker 7: So being execuated and it happened to be white, and
Speaker 7: most of them happened to be for Amish and that's
Speaker 7: a tough situation. I don't know how you explained that.
Speaker 5: How do you explain.
Speaker 2: That you are a partner.
Speaker 5: Of South Africa and you are raising concerns. How these
Speaker 5: are concerns that we are willing to talk to you about.
Speaker 6: So Ramapos of course denied the allegations, telling Trump that
Speaker 6: there is a minority party behind the tensions between blacks
Speaker 6: and whites. He went on to stress that he does
Speaker 6: want to sit down and continue talks about the issue
Speaker 6: after the meeting. He also said he was happy that
Speaker 6: talks between the US and South Africa will continue regarding
Speaker 6: trade and more, adding that that was his goal for
Speaker 6: the meeting, to reset the relationship between the two nations. Now,
Speaker 6: South Africa native Elon Musk has been outspoken. Krit has
Speaker 6: been an outspoken critic of the current government, and he
Speaker 6: was also in attendance of that meeting. Now, the comment
Speaker 6: that stuck out to me was when President Trump said,
Speaker 6: in reference to the white African refugees, let's take a
Speaker 6: listen to that audio.
Speaker 7: We are many people that feel they're being persecuted, and
Speaker 7: they're coming to within du So we take from many
Speaker 7: many locations if we feel this persecution or genocide going on.
Speaker 6: So saying that in one breath while actively deporting migrants
Speaker 6: who come to the US seeking asylum from the very
Speaker 6: same thing is crazy work, mister President.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I wonder how poor and disenfranchised white people here
Speaker 3: in America feel about the acceptance of the white Africanas
Speaker 3: because it's the same thing. Right, Like, if you were
Speaker 3: complaining about you know, these other people that were coming
Speaker 3: in there from other countries getting resources and everything, it
Speaker 3: would you would you would I would think you would
Speaker 3: complain about that as well.
Speaker 1: Right, absolutely, absolutely.
Speaker 3: I mean Cooper Flagg was the number one pick in
Speaker 3: the draft. I mean that was big for white Africans.
Speaker 3: But I mean other than that, you know what the
Speaker 3: hell's going on?
Speaker 1: All right, Charlotte, Ready, clock to tea. Then I'll switching gears.
Speaker 6: The House Rules Committee is advancing the President Trumps so
Speaker 6: called Big Beautiful Bill. Now, the panel voted to four
Speaker 6: to advance the measure, which included last minute changes designed
Speaker 6: to appease both moderates and conservatives who withheld support from
Speaker 6: the legislation. Now will now head to the House floor
Speaker 6: where there's a hope that a vote will be held
Speaker 6: today and it will be sent to the Senate by
Speaker 6: Memorial Day. So, as a House Speaker Mike Johnson indicated,
Speaker 6: this bill, big beautiful bill, is on track to head
Speaker 6: to the Senate by Memorial Day. But that's your front
Speaker 6: page news for six am. Seven am, we'll talk about
Speaker 6: a Katari jet that has been accepted and some incidents
Speaker 6: going on with the DJ. The DJ has been very busy,
Speaker 6: so we'll get into that at seven, So stick around.
Speaker 4: Thank you Morgan.
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Speaker 4: I'm telling what you doing. The Hall of you. This
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Speaker 4: Good morning, Get it off your chest.
Speaker 8: Who's this anonymous?
Speaker 9: Man?
Speaker 4: No? No, no, no, no no.
Speaker 3: Listen, you're not allowed to call him be anonymous because
Speaker 3: you're on the radio. At least make up a name
Speaker 3: or something. We can't even see you the hell you're
Speaker 3: gonna be anonymous for what's your name?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 3: But Charlomagne, little brother, Charlemagne, little brother, Okay, Charlamage.
Speaker 8: Listen, I want to say, how Charlotte did you? Man?
Speaker 8: I don't con don't God, it's domestic violence. But y'all
Speaker 8: were talking about duty gonna bring his people down here.
Speaker 1: He didn't say nothing yet.
Speaker 8: He didn't say nothing yet. They y'all forgot about the
Speaker 8: test of the state that they said in the trial.
Speaker 8: Oh women, the security guy, they saw shoe die the street.
Speaker 8: They got it all back and got the live or
Speaker 8: so to put it at work. I'll keep playing with it.
Speaker 8: They a geist there, but also don't know it the
Speaker 8: other I'm not picking all that other stuff.
Speaker 3: Well, let me let me say something new. First of all,
Speaker 3: the trial is eight to ten weeks. We're only on
Speaker 3: week two, okay, number one. And I don't know how
Speaker 3: old you are, but I'm forty six years old. I'll
Speaker 3: be forty seven next month. I don't give a damn
Speaker 3: bouy no gangsters because you know what all I see
Speaker 3: is gangsters are dead, are in the situations that he's
Speaker 3: in now.
Speaker 4: So that's what getting That's what being gangs to get you, sir?
Speaker 4: All right, grow up. I'm pretty sure how old are you?
Speaker 3: If you don't grow your old ass up, don't get
Speaker 3: your goddamn pack and take your cholesterol medicine on time.
Speaker 1: Hey, yeah, you're selling right, that's right.
Speaker 4: Have a good day. Forty nine years old to talking
Speaker 4: about Diddio a gangster.
Speaker 1: Yeah so he's silent, man, man, I don't hear about
Speaker 1: no damn gangsters.
Speaker 4: Good morning.
Speaker 8: Yeah, what's up, sir?
Speaker 9: Man something that it's ricked? It's rick what's going on?
Speaker 1: Running?
Speaker 4: What's up? My brother? How are you? Sir?
Speaker 8: I'm not doing well this morning.
Speaker 9: I'll tell you that I got a message for the
Speaker 9: If they gonna do, they just get blown out, lose
Speaker 9: like a regular team, and don't be doing all this drama.
Speaker 9: I can't deal with it, bro I cannot see it
Speaker 9: with Rick was an idea up seat we gonna win
Speaker 9: and then being in the position to win and then
Speaker 9: going to overtime and losing and having Haliburt and doing
Speaker 9: Reggie's talk. I can't do it. I don't want to
Speaker 9: do it. Right now. Anthony Mason is probably rolling in
Speaker 9: his grade. They have lights than Tyler Park Halliburt and
Speaker 9: doing the choking side in the garden like time. If
Speaker 9: the nicksas gonna lose, they should lose like a regular team,
Speaker 9: get blown out by ten or twenty and just give
Speaker 9: us a piece of mind as Knicks finn, I don't.
Speaker 4: Want the drama son if Anthony Mason.
Speaker 3: If Anthony Mason was playing on that Knicks team last night,
Speaker 3: they would have won because Anthony Mason plays defense. I
Speaker 3: watched the last five minutes of that game, and I
Speaker 3: know everybody was like, oh, they went on a ten
Speaker 3: o run after Bruston took the bench, But I was
Speaker 3: watching their defense and I'm like, if they keep playing
Speaker 3: like that, They're gonna lose this game.
Speaker 4: I could just feel it. You could see it, like
Speaker 4: their defense was terrible toelidating.
Speaker 9: But if we don't lose I don't want to lose
Speaker 9: in no dramatic fashion. New York is a tress as
Speaker 9: it is. We got gunshots going.
Speaker 4: Off everywhere, the trains all work, yeah.
Speaker 9: Expensively the city's expression that I don't want the drama.
Speaker 9: Just lose like the regular team, get blown out by
Speaker 9: like forty and let us go to Pedant night the
Speaker 9: way we came in, Burthen giving us some kind of
Speaker 9: hope and having the out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think I think the basketball God did that
Speaker 3: on purpose. Y'all needed to be humble, though, y'all was
Speaker 3: wilding this weekend after y'all went to the Eastern Conference finals.
Speaker 9: Y'all world violence world wide because he traumatized Boat.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, add the time of.
Speaker 9: My blood pressure is up, my anxiety. That was the
Speaker 9: order on right now.
Speaker 1: Can you hear it?
Speaker 4: Ray Man? Serious man, I can hear it.
Speaker 3: Rick, Okay, New York down right now, between this and
Speaker 3: the Diddy trial, God, damn.
Speaker 4: Jesus Christ.
Speaker 5: Hey, have a.
Speaker 4: Good day, Rick, appreciate you, King, Good morning. Who's this.
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 4: Dre? What's happening?
Speaker 5: Dre going on?
Speaker 8: Charlotte Man, how y'all doing?
Speaker 4: We're black, black and Holly favorite. How are you sir, man, I'm.
Speaker 8: The same blessed blacky favorite man.
Speaker 4: I just wanted to say today is a good day.
Speaker 8: I'm a school bus driver. It's the end of the
Speaker 8: school year and I gotta deal with these kids no more.
Speaker 4: Hey man, thank you for all you do. Thank you
Speaker 4: for all you do.
Speaker 3: Your bus drivers are some of the most underappreciated people
Speaker 3: in our society.
Speaker 4: School bus drivers, man, thank you for what you do.
Speaker 5: Man. Live Man, It's not an easy job, but you know,
Speaker 5: we love.
Speaker 8: The kids and we're trying to make the difference out here.
Speaker 4: They be throwing stuff at you like we used to do.
Speaker 8: Ah.
Speaker 4: Nah, I'm not going for that for bus drivers, man. Okay, okay, okay.
Speaker 4: We appreciate it with these kids today. Man, we used
Speaker 4: to give off bus drivers. That's crazy.
Speaker 7: Nah.
Speaker 8: You know, so I try to give him some slack,
Speaker 8: but I want to shout y'all out.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 4: I love what y'all do up there.
Speaker 8: I listen to y'all every day every morning.
Speaker 4: Keep doing what you'll do. We appreciate you.
Speaker 10: King.
Speaker 3: One of the stupidest things in the world, too, is
Speaker 3: for kids to be harassing the bus driver, because you know,
Speaker 3: if you do something to the bus driving the bus,
Speaker 3: driving off the roads.
Speaker 4: Your dumb ass probably gonna die, you know.
Speaker 8: Shout out. I mean, you know, they they try, they
Speaker 8: try you.
Speaker 4: But I'm a young driver, so I know relate. You
Speaker 4: know that's right. You're still listening to the young dog.
Speaker 8: Serious, you're still.
Speaker 4: Listening to the young dolphin key block. You know what
Speaker 4: I'm saying. All right, No, no, I ain't that young man.
Speaker 4: I'm okay, but you know that's not my what I
Speaker 4: listened to.
Speaker 8: But you know, shout them out to man talk.
Speaker 4: Yes, sir, all right, my brother, thank you for calling.
Speaker 1: And shout out to Sheena.
Speaker 2: She drives regular buses and that's my best friend, your friend, Yes,
Speaker 2: my best friend.
Speaker 9: She is a bus driver.
Speaker 1: Yes, and she's not a big she just why you big?
Speaker 4: I mean like not statue, I mean yes, yes, oh.
Speaker 1: Yes, literally little one. Yes, yes, yes, school bus driver.
Speaker 4: I know she be talking school.
Speaker 1: Bus drivers, driving the regular bus.
Speaker 2: So she put up the citizens boughtimore and yes, Luther Sena. Yes,
Speaker 2: somebody trying her on her bus every day every day.
Speaker 2: And the crank kids and you know, the angry people
Speaker 2: that gotta go to work.
Speaker 1: They be trying my girl.
Speaker 4: So I would be so honest with you. She looked
Speaker 4: like a bus driving.
Speaker 3: I never thought I could see Sena nice dreads opening
Speaker 3: the door.
Speaker 1: I should like me to bring from this radio no more,
Speaker 1: because it's always you.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Michine. They do not caring, no, Misschina. It
Speaker 4: is not kids.
Speaker 1: It's cracky. Okay, anyway, good morning.
Speaker 4: I didn't know she in the drive bus. Yes, after Sena,
Speaker 4: good morning. Who's this? Hey? How are you? I was
Speaker 4: wondering where the ladies at this morning? Good morning, mom?
Speaker 4: How are you?
Speaker 11: I'm all righting?
Speaker 1: Good morning girl?
Speaker 4: Get it.
Speaker 8: I want to tell myself happy birthday, birthday, bath day?
Speaker 4: People on day. Yes, where you call it from.
Speaker 9: I'm in Tennessee.
Speaker 8: I'm a true job.
Speaker 3: But louis Theattle, Tennessee. What part of Tennessee. I'm trying
Speaker 3: to look up the weather Memphis.
Speaker 9: No, I mean I need to smith.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm just looking at the weather. Sixty four degrees this, oh,
Speaker 3: seventy eight this weekend?
Speaker 1: Okay, down there?
Speaker 3: What you want to get off your chest? Just in
Speaker 3: here talking about Guerilla all morning? You keep talking about Guerilla.
Speaker 4: Ha to those y'all, Oh my gun?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 1: Because I signed I said to Josse Liverland knows.
Speaker 8: I just want to see myself.
Speaker 3: I had to shout out, Okay, what's your name, Jenny, Genisa,
Speaker 3: and you're gonna be fifty.
Speaker 4: It's Jenika and you're gonna.
Speaker 1: Be my damn sorry, Genisa, I'm sorry, and you're.
Speaker 4: Gonna be fifty.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna be thirty.
Speaker 4: Oh no, I thought you said fifty. I'm sorry. You
Speaker 4: do sound fifty though, but damn. But happy early boy
Speaker 4: to you. Genessa.
Speaker 1: Yes, girl, hevy birthday.
Speaker 9: Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 4: But we do that every morning to get it off
Speaker 4: your chest. Lauren Lorossa is here.
Speaker 1: Good morning, law, Good morning.
Speaker 4: He was under that hat.
Speaker 3: Girl.
Speaker 1: This is my vacation girl.
Speaker 3: We had.
Speaker 1: It's a dr today for when more your diet away, Brad.
Speaker 5: That's so we do do.
Speaker 1: No, this is not a sewing and we do do braids,
Speaker 1: but I needed something quick because I've been in court.
Speaker 1: I have to sit for braid. We'll braids for the island.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Over the summertime I get where he's trying to go.
Speaker 1: He just so bad he can't get raised. He always upset.
Speaker 4: I'm glad you said. It look like it got done.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, baby, this this this right here, but
Speaker 1: in the MAGA for a few weeks. But it's it's easy.
Speaker 2: Got you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, don't play with me. You can't even saying you're
Speaker 1: not even inside the clubs are you upset?
Speaker 3: I can't see nothing the person that did your head
Speaker 3: because you needs a goddamn that's just that you got
Speaker 3: done in the dark.
Speaker 1: But anyway, you got the latest coming up, right, I
Speaker 1: do have the latest coming up. You know, we're gonna
Speaker 1: recap what happened in court yesterday, but today kid Cuddy
Speaker 1: will be in court. As I told you guys, is
Speaker 1: going to be a short testimony, but I think it
Speaker 1: will be effective, even though people don't think so.
Speaker 3: I got a question about that. I wanted to know
Speaker 3: what the short testimony is. But we'll discuss when we
Speaker 3: come back. It's the World's most Dangerous morning to show
Speaker 3: to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: It's the World's most Dangerous morning show to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: CHARLAMAGNEA God, just hilarious. DJ Envy is off today, but
Speaker 3: Lauren le Ro says here and it's time for the latest.
Speaker 4: Lauren Lauren becoming a street fish. She gets them from
Speaker 4: somebody that knows somebody get the detail.
Speaker 1: I'm a long girl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 4: She'd be having the latest on you, the latest with
Speaker 4: Lauren la Rossa. Sometimes you have fact, sometimes you have details.
Speaker 4: Sometimes you have a little bit of everything. It's the
Speaker 4: latest on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: All right. So yesterday in cro believe it's day eight, yesterday,
Speaker 1: so today's day nine.
Speaker 3: Spilled a semen from the court yesterday. We don't say
Speaker 3: spill the tea when it comes to the diddy k
Speaker 3: you sapiemen, spilly.
Speaker 1: My god, that just seems so aggressive for six fifty
Speaker 1: three am. But here we go, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Oh my god. So yesterday in court we heard from
Speaker 1: a Homeland Security Investigations agent who was a part of
Speaker 1: the team that ran into the Miami house. They finished
Speaker 1: his testimony. Did we talk to or they talked to
Speaker 1: a clinical and forensic psychologist. Her name is Don Hughes,
Speaker 1: George Kaplan, a former executive assistant. And it was a
Speaker 1: ton of stuff that went down. I think most people
Speaker 1: right now are like, what is about that happened? When
Speaker 1: kid Cuddy comes into court?
Speaker 3: Though we already know what you know, which if you read,
Speaker 3: if you read the indictment, the indictment, clearly, says Arson,
Speaker 3: So clearly the alleged did he blowing up k Cuddy's car?
Speaker 1: Arson, Yes, allegedly. Yet that is exactly what he's going
Speaker 1: to be there to speak to and he's going to
Speaker 1: probably provide a lot of the background context to his
Speaker 1: and Cassie's dating fling or whatever that was, and the
Speaker 1: events that led up to did he allegedly getting so
Speaker 1: upset to have to do that?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: Yesterday in court at the end of court they kind
Speaker 1: of let you know what's about to happen. The next day.
Speaker 1: They said, the prosecutors have said, look, tomorrow we're going
Speaker 1: to interview five people on the stand. I said, WHOA,
Speaker 1: how is that going to happen? And they said because
Speaker 1: the to the judge. They said, well that is going
Speaker 1: to be possible because the testimonies will be short. And
Speaker 1: that kind of caught me off guard because I had
Speaker 1: assumed that Kik Cuddy would be not a short testimony,
Speaker 1: because they've been mentioning him every week in court since
Speaker 1: court has started. But maybe they plan to get right
Speaker 1: onto what they got to get to.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm gonna ask you what does short look like?
Speaker 1: I don't know time wise, what short looks like. But
Speaker 1: I will say when we've been in there, you're.
Speaker 4: In there every day, so what is short? Don was
Speaker 4: twenty minutes?
Speaker 1: That was short. Cassie's mom was also short, for instance,
Speaker 1: an example of not short. Cassie took about what like
Speaker 1: two days going to have days, So it's given. Maybe
Speaker 1: we might get an hour, okay out of a kick
Speaker 1: the kick cutting testimony. I'm not really for sure exactly
Speaker 1: what time they're going to go, but they mentioned that
Speaker 1: it would be short. He's actually first up on the
Speaker 1: stand after they finished with this former executive assistant of Diddy,
Speaker 1: so I'll be there.
Speaker 4: His name is George Kaplan, and he was I thought
Speaker 4: you were talking about.
Speaker 1: Christina No capric capricar, No, no, not yet. No, I
Speaker 1: don't know those. She's not on the list to come
Speaker 1: this week or today or whatever. But no, George Kaplan
Speaker 1: he used to work for did He under Comb's Enterprises,
Speaker 1: And he's already begin to testify about having to set
Speaker 1: up free car rooms allegedly and you know, allegedly allegedly
Speaker 1: he was sent to buy drugs a couple of times,
Speaker 1: and he used his bad boy card to do so. Allegedly,
Speaker 1: so you know where they're going with him.
Speaker 4: What about the guns?
Speaker 3: Because I saw the FBI release those pictures and everybody
Speaker 3: was so call Yeah, he was so caught up on
Speaker 3: the dial those.
Speaker 4: That had the serial numbers scratched off.
Speaker 7: But the.
Speaker 4: Serial numbers, yes, did he have deal those with serial
Speaker 4: numbers crashed off? But what about the guns?
Speaker 1: So let me tell you something about these guns.
Speaker 4: I don't know he charged with these? Is this part
Speaker 4: of the RICO.
Speaker 1: I believe that what they're going to try and bring
Speaker 1: in with the RICO is they're going to show They're
Speaker 1: going to use the guns and the drugs to show,
Speaker 1: and don't I'm want to look this up to make
Speaker 1: sure that I'm hitting this right to the nail, because
Speaker 1: people be mad when I don't. But what I'm assuming
Speaker 1: that they're trying to show is is that he used
Speaker 1: all of that to add to the force and the
Speaker 1: intimidation and things of that nature. But I'm going to
Speaker 1: look that up to answer you exactly.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just want to know if you're gonna be
Speaker 3: if he's getting charged with the guns because they're guns
Speaker 3: with the Cereal numbers scratched off, automatic weapons.
Speaker 4: That's a big federal charge.
Speaker 1: But let me tell you the way Diddy's team came
Speaker 1: in to cross about them guns. I think Teeny or
Speaker 1: Tanny Gargos, Mark Gargos's daughter. She is not to be
Speaker 1: played with. So they did the special agent. We went
Speaker 1: through his home. They talked about all these different guns
Speaker 1: they found, and the magazines and all these things. She
Speaker 1: is like an evidence expert. She got back up on
Speaker 1: that stand and she said, hold on, so what's your process.
Speaker 1: Y'all take pictures before and after so that we can
Speaker 1: make sure that you guys, you know, are chronicling this
Speaker 1: stuff right and accurate. He says yes. She brought back
Speaker 1: up all those photos with those guns, no photos before
Speaker 1: for a lot of the things, and she's like, well,
Speaker 1: were you the person that took the photos. The man
Speaker 1: testifying said no. She said, well, I'm looking at at,
Speaker 1: you know, a bunch of stuff at the bottom of
Speaker 1: a closet floor. Some of these things included where they
Speaker 1: found the guns. They opened boxes and found different things, right,
Speaker 1: She's like, can you tell me which cubby these guns
Speaker 1: came out of? He said no, and she said, okay,
Speaker 1: so can't. She's making the point they're trying to draw
Speaker 1: a very clear distinction between how do you even know
Speaker 1: that these are his? When they're either they're serial numbers
Speaker 1: on them that or they're not. You didn't do any
Speaker 1: DNA testing like at all, and you could have, and
Speaker 1: it's easier for you to do DNA testing when you
Speaker 1: find these guns inside of a home versus outside, and
Speaker 1: you know all of the elements. But it's his home
Speaker 1: though they found them in there, so they're his, But they're.
Speaker 3: Trying to If you find guns in somebody's residents and
Speaker 3: nobody claims everybody in that residence.
Speaker 1: Is probably going to know how many people are in
Speaker 1: She also made a point about how many people were
Speaker 1: actually put into custody when they got to the home.
Speaker 1: You know where she's going with this, But the fact
Speaker 1: when I'm saying that because that I don't know what
Speaker 1: a juror is going to be thinking about it, but
Speaker 1: the fact that she was even to create even able
Speaker 1: to create that thought as a conversation, I was like, Oh,
Speaker 1: she's good, really really good at this. But I'm gonna
Speaker 1: look that up for you. With the RICO and then
Speaker 1: also the woman that the psychologists yesterday, the clinical and
Speaker 1: forensic psychologists that they spoke to Don Hughes. I thought
Speaker 1: it was gonna be a snooze fest. She was actually
Speaker 1: the best witness yesterday. She spoke generally to like, you
Speaker 1: know why victims of alleged domestic violence and sexual abuse
Speaker 1: go back? And oh my god, she was so on
Speaker 1: point with a lot of the things that she was saying,
Speaker 1: and even when she spoke directly the memory and trauma
Speaker 1: and how it makes you not remember things. Of course,
Speaker 1: the defense came in and did what they did, and
Speaker 1: it was very interesting to watch them cross this this expert.
Speaker 4: But the seamen was just warm yesterday. Today the seamen
Speaker 4: gonna be hot.
Speaker 1: The semen was like it was like a room temperature. Yesterday,
Speaker 1: it wasn't even like heated. Today, it's gonna get a
Speaker 1: little microwave action, you know.
Speaker 4: What I'm saying, Gonna be hot today. What else we
Speaker 4: got in front page? I mean the ladies with Lauren.
Speaker 1: Well, we're gonna get into uh scissor Tory Lanez. But
Speaker 1: we have a couple of audios and I don't want
Speaker 1: to short, but I will say congratulations and the next
Speaker 1: hour we're gonna talk about this on Gloria Nose.
Speaker 4: Justin's been talking about Gloria.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, and she confirmed she was like indeed got
Speaker 1: it done. Yeah, what's up? Okay, Yes, it's a little nosy.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 3: Can y'all explain to me, like what do women see
Speaker 3: when they want to get a those jobs? Because I mean,
Speaker 3: all plastic surgery is personal, but those jobs are really
Speaker 3: personal because I don't think the average person looks at
Speaker 3: an individual and goes, oh, that person needs a those jobs.
Speaker 4: So what do y'all see when y'all look in the mirror?
Speaker 4: I don't want to do that.
Speaker 1: I just think, you know, it's what you see in
Speaker 1: the mirror.
Speaker 2: Like maybe she felt like her nose was too big,
Speaker 2: obviously because she went and got you know, she wouldn't
Speaker 2: get a little one, but she obviously felt like it
Speaker 2: was it was too big for her.
Speaker 1: I felt like the same way my whole life. But
Speaker 1: I'm not getting a those job.
Speaker 2: You got a beautiful nose, I know, I know, But
Speaker 2: when I was pregnant this last time with Marley, it
Speaker 2: has spread like a couch and it didn't go back,
Speaker 2: and that was like a love sea.
Speaker 1: I never got the same nose that I had back
Speaker 1: yet almost before I had Mollie. I wait, because you can't.
Speaker 4: Fix your nostrils, like you got a big nostrils, yea.
Speaker 2: Sometimes body back Yeah, no, no, when I planned my
Speaker 2: notions is like exactly. You can't close that, I know,
Speaker 2: but it was smaller. My nose was smaller before I
Speaker 2: had my daughter. Oh yeah, and that was still why I.
Speaker 1: Want to be looking at your nose all day. I
Speaker 1: didn't even realize that you still have the same nose.
Speaker 4: You need to start being angry. That's what it is.
Speaker 3: You get angry, and yes, and you look you do
Speaker 3: like this, and then you like and you can see
Speaker 3: every time you get mad, you do like this, and
Speaker 3: I'm like that damn low nose.
Speaker 1: Look like she did it for more of like the
Speaker 1: contour like it's like, yes, right here, and you know
Speaker 1: it's it's pinch all the way through. Yeah, the contour
Speaker 1: just gives you that.
Speaker 2: Yeah you remember the little noses on the clean next spot. Yes,
Speaker 2: lay she got a little nose and red like a
Speaker 2: little one.
Speaker 4: Glow likes it.
Speaker 2: I love it, Yeah she does, she said, indeed. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and it's curious a little one all right.
Speaker 4: We got from pay coming up next, a little like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh cute little newsy wow. So I gotta have
Speaker 1: a baby. Lose my nose? What okay, Michael Jackson, Girl,
Speaker 1: your damn nose. Oh my god, my boob's gonna be
Speaker 1: out of shape. My nose gonna be out of shape.
Speaker 1: What the heck?
Speaker 3: It's all worth it when you gotta have a man
Speaker 3: to have a baby. So well, you gotta pick one.
Speaker 3: You got, you got a few suitors.
Speaker 2: Yo, you went out to the Oh my god, what
Speaker 2: are you trying to do to me up here? You
Speaker 2: hang outside the court, that's what in the court?
Speaker 1: Yes, nobody in the court. Okay, let's get out of here.
Speaker 2: Please.
Speaker 4: We got Front Page News coming up next with Morgan.
Speaker 4: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: If you're like into the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: That's the world's on dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Charlamagea God, just hilarious. Dj Envy is off the day.
Speaker 3: Morgan is here with Front Page News.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Morgan, Good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 1: All right, let's get back into it.
Speaker 6: So the US has officially accept did that luxury jet
Speaker 6: from Qatar to use as Air Force one.
Speaker 1: The Defense Department confirmed the news on Wednesday.
Speaker 6: A spokesperson said Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth accepted a
Speaker 6: Boeing seven forty seven from the Middle Eastern country and
Speaker 6: accordance with all federal rules and regulations.
Speaker 1: Maybe because he can accept it.
Speaker 6: I'm not sure that you know this is actually supposed
Speaker 6: to be a gift for President Trump. They said the
Speaker 6: DLD will work to ensure proper security measures are considered
Speaker 6: for an aircraft used to transport President.
Speaker 4: Let me ask your questions. Pete hecseth for government official.
Speaker 1: He is, so maybe he can't he accepted.
Speaker 3: The US Constitution prohibits government officials government officials from accepting
Speaker 3: gifts from any king, prince, or foreign state. The reality
Speaker 3: is what they're doing is unconstitutional and that's just it.
Speaker 3: And as long as as long as people you know,
Speaker 3: don't push back on it, don't show no resistance towards it,
Speaker 3: then that behavior will continue to be normalized.
Speaker 4: And I guess it's normalized now, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you ain't. You ain't, Like I was trying to
Speaker 1: figure out the loophole in this.
Speaker 6: But moving on another news, The Justice Department is dismissing
Speaker 6: Biden era investigations into the Louisville and Minneapolis to police departments.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 6: DOJ made the announcement on Wednesday, saying the lawsuits were
Speaker 6: filed last minute by the Biden administration after President Trump
Speaker 6: was re elected.
Speaker 1: The lawsuits accused the.
Speaker 6: Departments of widespread patterns of unconstitutional policing.
Speaker 1: Practices tied to race.
Speaker 6: It said its Civil Rights Division will dismiss the lawsuits
Speaker 6: against the departments. Now, this would be cases like the
Speaker 6: death of George Floyd in Minneapolis and that of Breonna
Speaker 6: Taylor in Louisville. Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg welcome the news.
Speaker 6: Let's hear his comments.
Speaker 4: We did not oppose deoj's motion to dismiss today because
Speaker 4: we see the writing on the wall and it's time
Speaker 4: to move forward. We can't afford any more delays. There's
Speaker 4: no point in delaying the inevitable. Let's focus on those
Speaker 4: reforms and improvements. And that's why we did not object.
Speaker 6: So, of course, you know, on Monday, May twenty fifth
Speaker 6: will be the fifth anniversary or mark the fifth year
Speaker 6: that in remembrance of that the death of George Floyd,
Speaker 6: So the DJ said it will was also being it
Speaker 6: will also be ending investigations into other departments, including in Phoenix, Trenton,
Speaker 6: New Jersey, Memphis, Tennessee, Mount Vernon, New York, Oklahoma City,
Speaker 6: and Louisiana and the Louisiana State Police.
Speaker 3: I wonder what are the reforms and initiatives. You know,
Speaker 3: it's not like the George Floyd Policing actles ever passed.
Speaker 3: So like when you got I'm all for, you know,
Speaker 3: moving on. If justice has been served, if we have
Speaker 3: weeded the you know, the wrong people out of the system,
Speaker 3: and if there is actual reforms in initiative, But what
Speaker 3: are the reforms and initiatives.
Speaker 1: That's not probably a blanket answer, you know.
Speaker 6: I'm sure that's going to be case by case, depending
Speaker 6: on the state and local police departments and those municipalities.
Speaker 6: So some some probably better than others. But to your point,
Speaker 6: there is no blanket answer for that. In other news,
Speaker 6: President Trump is again weighing in on the Department of
Speaker 6: Justice investigation into New York Democratic Attorney General at the
Speaker 6: Oval Office. Yesterday, Trump said, Leticia James committed major fraud
Speaker 6: with her real estate transactions years ago.
Speaker 1: Let's take a listen to President Trump in regards to that.
Speaker 5: She signed in Virginia.
Speaker 7: Yes, she said, you lived in Virginia.
Speaker 5: Yes, she's the New.
Speaker 7: York State Attorney General she did that for tax reasons,
Speaker 7: so she could take advantage of tax. It's major fraud
Speaker 7: mortgage occupants and frauds and devil thing.
Speaker 6: So Attorney General James has denied the allegations and claims
Speaker 6: it's only retribution for the many cases that she's brought
Speaker 6: against Trump. The FBI has confirmed it's working with the
Speaker 6: DOJ on James's case.
Speaker 3: I mean, but we do know that Tis James is
Speaker 3: absolutely correct, right, This is just retaliation for the charges
Speaker 3: that Chis James bought against Donald Trump. Like Donald Trump
Speaker 3: has a list, and Tis James is high on that list,
Speaker 3: as I'm sure Alvin Braggitt, Alvin Bragman very quiet is
Speaker 3: probably rightfully so.
Speaker 4: But you know, we do know this is retaliation.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he said that, He said that he would, you know,
Speaker 6: be coming after her if he was re elected. So,
Speaker 6: Jersey Congresswoman Lamonica mc ivor is facing up to sixteen
Speaker 6: years in prison on two assault charges in that chaotic
Speaker 6: incident at the Noork Ice Detention Center earlier this month. Now,
Speaker 6: the Democrat is accused of assaulting federal agents as they
Speaker 6: moved to arrest Newark Mayor Ras Baraka at a protest
Speaker 6: outside Delaney Hall on May ninth. Now, she spoke to
Speaker 6: MSNBC and here's what she had to say in regards
Speaker 6: to that incident.
Speaker 11: Well, I think one this is political intimidation from the
Speaker 11: Trump administration. I mean, me being charge is absurd, you know,
Speaker 11: especially when I'm just there to do my job. The
Speaker 11: confusion and the chaos that you see was caused by
Speaker 11: ICE officials and Homeland Security. They created this unnecessary situation
Speaker 11: by arresting the mayor.
Speaker 6: And of course she's referencing Mayor Ross Baraka of Newark,
Speaker 6: not to be confused with New York those who aren't
Speaker 6: in that area. Now, she appeared virtually for a fifteen
Speaker 6: minute hearing on Wednesday and was released on her her
Speaker 6: own recognissance.
Speaker 1: She did not enter a plea. The fedch charge mc Iver.
Speaker 6: The same day they dropped trespassing charges against Mayor Baraka. Now,
Speaker 6: President Trump weighed in on those charges against the congresswoman.
Speaker 6: Let's take a listen to his comments that woman was.
Speaker 7: Out of control, she was shoving federal agent, she was
Speaker 7: out of control.
Speaker 5: The days of that craft are over in this country.
Speaker 5: We're gonna have law and order.
Speaker 4: I watched that video.
Speaker 3: I didn't see her as sould anybody. I didn't see
Speaker 3: her look out of control in no way, shape or form,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean. She was definitely you know,
Speaker 3: in between the agents in the mayor, but they still
Speaker 3: got to the mayor. If anything, I saw them pushing
Speaker 3: her round.
Speaker 6: Right, That's essentially what everybody else is saying. Baraka and
Speaker 6: as well as mc iver Now, meanwhile, your good girl,
Speaker 6: Nancy Mace, she's filing a resolution to expel Congresswoman Lamonica McIvor.
Speaker 6: Now may said the House has set a precedent for
Speaker 6: expelling members charged but not yet convicted of serious criminal offenses,
Speaker 6: and she added the public deserves to know that criminal
Speaker 6: conduct in the halls of Congress has consequences. So we
Speaker 6: will see what happens with Congresswoman.
Speaker 1: I've read something that said that what she what Nancy
Speaker 1: mays froud is a long shot, But like, I don't know,
Speaker 1: I feel like people the way that people are weaponizing
Speaker 1: like their power and their ability right now, I just
Speaker 1: do is there an end to this? Like what is
Speaker 1: the no balance? Because it's only going to get words balance.
Speaker 1: The scales are tips right now in Republican favor. That
Speaker 1: seems like the minute they can get you about it.
Speaker 1: Here they do it, and then there's no if you
Speaker 1: fight back, if you push back, now you out of
Speaker 1: you insane or whatever. Trump said.
Speaker 3: I highly disagree with what Nancy Mays is doing. And
Speaker 3: I saw her say repeatedly yesterday that nobody is above
Speaker 3: the law. Yes, there is people that are above the law.
Speaker 3: President Donald J. Trump is above the law.
Speaker 1: But that's what I'm saying. There's no like you talk
Speaker 1: about it every day, but like then what happened.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's no consistency because what Morgan just said
Speaker 3: that the balance of power, you know, the scales.
Speaker 6: Have been tipped very tips, yeah, and very much in
Speaker 6: favor for the Republican Party. Unless, of the unless the
Speaker 6: Democratic Party galvanizes and organizes in a way that you know,
Speaker 6: puts everyone on the same page, then I don't see
Speaker 6: it letting up anytime soon, especially being that we're only
Speaker 6: what a few months into the four year term.
Speaker 1: So there's that, and that's your front page news.
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Speaker 6: good good well, I want to say it's good news,
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Speaker 4: Yes, y'all keep us informed. Definitely to do. And when
Speaker 4: we come back the Icon Living Don Staley will be
Speaker 4: joining us. You know Don Staley.
Speaker 3: She's the head coach of the South Carolina game Cocks
Speaker 3: women's basketball team.
Speaker 4: She has a new book, Uncommon Favor, which.
Speaker 3: Is all my book in print, Black Privilege Publisher with
Speaker 3: Simon and Schuster Basketball North Philly, My mother and the
Speaker 3: life lessons I learned from all three. So when we
Speaker 3: come back, we're going to talk to Don Staley about
Speaker 3: that book and some other things. It's the world's most dangerous.
Speaker 3: Want to show the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: Morning.
Speaker 12: Everybody is dj NV just Hilarius Charlamagne the guy. We
Speaker 12: are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in
Speaker 12: the building, the Icon living Don Stalley.
Speaker 5: Welcome back.
Speaker 4: How you thank you?
Speaker 2: Y'all usually come back when we win the champions She'll
Speaker 2: be lost this year. So thank y'all for.
Speaker 5: About you know what you start that you're always invited.
Speaker 12: Well time uncommon favorite is out right now, Basketball North Philly,
Speaker 12: My Mother and the life lessons I learned from all
Speaker 12: three is out right now.
Speaker 4: How are you feeling?
Speaker 2: I'm feeling great. I mean my friends have received their
Speaker 2: books and they have nothing but like great things like
Speaker 2: my cup running over.
Speaker 5: Yeah it did.
Speaker 4: I got.
Speaker 2: I gotta give you a shout out. And you sparked
Speaker 2: the conversation. So many people have asked me to write
Speaker 2: a book, and I'm like yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, like
Speaker 2: yeah right. But it came from so many different people.
Speaker 2: And then when I came on the show in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty two, we talked about it, and you just you
Speaker 2: kept the conversation going. You're real persistent with it, you know.
Speaker 2: That's That's what I'm attracted to most. It's like somebody
Speaker 2: that actually is it persistent yet persistent and know the process,
Speaker 2: Like you knew the process. I don't know if you
Speaker 2: knew my story, so to speak, but you knew enough
Speaker 2: to know that you know this, this book will be
Speaker 2: received well. And I appreciate that well.
Speaker 4: People like you don't come around too often.
Speaker 3: Don like you're a once in a generational just person,
Speaker 3: you know, and you really learned that when you read
Speaker 3: the book, not even just as a coach, but as
Speaker 3: a basketball player, but more so as a child of Philadelphia.
Speaker 2: Man, I mean, I have like the process was fun,
Speaker 2: it's liberating. It is you know, you don't really know
Speaker 2: how you're going to be received, but every person like
Speaker 2: I'm actually waiting for a critic, like they say, what
Speaker 2: didn't go right in the book? And then we have
Speaker 2: yet to get to that point. And one of my
Speaker 2: friends was, you know, listening at a long road trip,
Speaker 2: listened to the entire book yesterday and she was like,
Speaker 2: I'm in tears. I'm laughing. I get it, like the
Speaker 2: leadership part of it, Like I mean, the emotions that
Speaker 2: are in the book, and it's it's me. So some
Speaker 2: of it is emotional me. Some of it is just
Speaker 2: I'm able to just get it out because I remembered
Speaker 2: most of it and I had to call on my
Speaker 2: my siblings and kind of fill in the gaps. But
Speaker 2: it's me, like it's it's so me, it's so relatable.
Speaker 2: It's so it was an easy process.
Speaker 1: So it was the therapeutic at all to do it.
Speaker 2: No, it was just natural. It wasn't like it was natural.
Speaker 2: And I think sharing my story is it's just relatable
Speaker 2: to people. It's not like, you know, I don't think
Speaker 2: it's an overdo it with the accolades. It's like the
Speaker 2: accolades are intertwined and everybody's accolades won't be like Olympian
Speaker 2: and actual champions, but on a certain level, like if
Speaker 2: you graduate high school it's relatable, if you graduate college
Speaker 2: is relatable. If you can pull yourself out of the
Speaker 2: projects of any city, it's relatable. And there's no wrong path,
Speaker 2: like there's no like you can get off tilted, but
Speaker 2: then you got to come back by like habits, come
Speaker 2: back by. The lessons in the book are just just
Speaker 2: it relates to every single thing that you will want
Speaker 2: to accomplish in life. And I'm not just saying that
Speaker 2: the pump the book, but it really is like, I'm
Speaker 2: only giving what other people are giving me, the feedback
Speaker 2: they're giving me. And it's cool to hear people just
Speaker 2: relate to the book.
Speaker 12: Yes, I love it because you know, people know you
Speaker 12: from different things, right, Some people know you as a player,
Speaker 12: some people know you as a coach. But with this book,
Speaker 12: it starts from where you came from, which is North Philly, right.
Speaker 12: And you talk around rosenhousing projects and you talk about
Speaker 12: you know, you said growing up in the projects was
Speaker 12: the best decision your parents made.
Speaker 1: Explain that a little bit and how that formed to
Speaker 1: the woman that you are today.
Speaker 2: Just imagine the people that don't grow up in the projects.
Speaker 2: What you think happens in the projects. You you think
Speaker 2: probably only one thing, crime like bad things like And
Speaker 2: for me, it was the foundation of giving me the
Speaker 2: scars I needed, the chinks and the armor I needed
Speaker 2: to succeed. Like there was unity in the projects. There
Speaker 2: was discipline in the projects. There was manicure lawns. There
Speaker 2: was my block I grew up, never had trash in it.
Speaker 2: Like it was captain in a way that would compete
Speaker 2: with any suburban lawn like or neighborhood. So it was
Speaker 2: it was all those things that help build you up,
Speaker 2: like I'm unbothered and unafraid to tackle on the most
Speaker 2: challenging things in life because that's nothing compared to what
Speaker 2: that's nothing like. So I think it gave me the
Speaker 2: foundation I needed to just be able to coach every day,
Speaker 2: like coach young people, like generations are changing. Coaching talent
Speaker 2: and individuals and young people nowadays, it's very very challenging.
Speaker 4: I love how you embrace your inn child.
Speaker 3: That's what I love this picture on that ask what's
Speaker 3: the moment from your childhood that still shapes how you
Speaker 3: like handle pressure to day.
Speaker 2: You know, there's a story that I that I share
Speaker 2: in the book about my father, who I mean, I'm
Speaker 2: over fifty now, right, but when he I don't know
Speaker 2: if I was twelve fourteen, maybe I got invited to
Speaker 2: play on this team and this competition outside of Philly,
Speaker 2: like it was a road trip, and my father was like, no,
Speaker 2: you can't go, Like that hurt me, Like it really
Speaker 2: hurt me. And I remembered it so vividly that for
Speaker 2: him to deny me that because it was one of
Speaker 2: the first times but I'm thirteen, fourteen years old whose
Speaker 2: parents are gonna let them somebody else take their child
Speaker 2: out of state. Like I wasn't thinking about that. I
Speaker 2: was solely thinking about basketball. But it was one of
Speaker 2: the one of the experiences that drove me liken't I
Speaker 2: didn't like my father for that, like I didn't like
Speaker 2: him for the decision parental decision that he made. But
Speaker 2: as I'm older now and reflecting on and writing the book,
Speaker 2: it is I need conflict. I know that about myself
Speaker 2: that I need conflict, Like everything can't be comfortable. Like
Speaker 2: if I have you know, ten people supporting me, you
Speaker 2: know here, I need about ten to twelve people that
Speaker 2: hated like I need it.
Speaker 1: I mean, it helps me.
Speaker 2: It drives me, like it drives me. While you said,
Speaker 2: I don't have a critic yet, I'm waiting for the
Speaker 2: book right now, right, So it's that is the ability.
Speaker 2: Like you know, we lost to Yukon this year, Like
Speaker 2: you know, the critics are saying I can't coach, like
Speaker 2: that's what they say. But I'm like, okay, well, but
Speaker 2: but again, everything that I've needed in my life, you know,
Speaker 2: failure success happens to me.
Speaker 1: It's uncommon, like.
Speaker 2: But I know our loss this year will somehow help us.
Speaker 2: It will. I'm not just relying on it helping us.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna put action to it, so it means something.
Speaker 4: I love them.
Speaker 3: You said that in a post game conference. You was like,
Speaker 3: I hope that they're crying. I hope that my players
Speaker 3: are crying. I hope that it hurts. That'll make them
Speaker 3: be better next.
Speaker 2: Shit. Yeah, I mean the most growth takes place when
Speaker 2: you're uncomfortable, the most if you're comfortable all the time.
Speaker 2: And I've said this as well, like parents really don't
Speaker 2: want their kids to feel what they felt like pain,
Speaker 2: and I'm like, I want them to feel a little pain.
Speaker 2: I want them to hurt. I want them to be uncomfortable,
Speaker 2: and I love them enough to allow them to sit
Speaker 2: in that space because not for long, but they need
Speaker 2: to fight their way out of it, because nothing's going
Speaker 2: to be given to me. I don't like that place.
Speaker 2: I don't like to feel that, so I fight like
Speaker 2: hell to try to not feel that, by reppering, by
Speaker 2: doing everything I need to do to not feel that.
Speaker 2: It's almost like when you grow up in the projects
Speaker 2: and you grow up in poverty, you don't want that anymore,
Speaker 2: Like you don't want that. Once you've lived and you've
Speaker 2: you know, you earned a certain keep. You want to
Speaker 2: keep that because you want to change generations in your
Speaker 2: in your family, and I hope I'm able to do that.
Speaker 1: We'll still kicking it with Dawn Staley.
Speaker 4: Charlomagne.
Speaker 3: You seem like you've always been a natural born leader,
Speaker 3: like throughout your whole life, even when you were the child.
Speaker 3: It made me wonder if if coaching never entered your life,
Speaker 3: where do you think your leadership would have shown up in?
Speaker 2: Oh Man, that's a hard question. Like I'm competitive. I
Speaker 2: probably would have been a losing gambler, try like trying, Like,
Speaker 2: I don't know. I mean, I do. I love kids,
Speaker 2: so my work would have been with kids. And I'm
Speaker 2: glad that coaching found me. Like I'm glad somebody saw
Speaker 2: something in me that I didn't see him. I didn't
Speaker 2: see coaching. I didn't want to coach at all, and
Speaker 2: I don't know why, because I had great coaches. I
Speaker 2: had great people in my life that challenged me, that
Speaker 2: were good at it. But when I had coaching friends,
Speaker 2: the only thing they talked about were their teams In basketball,
Speaker 2: and I'm like, you know this what I do every day.
Speaker 2: I do this every day. Why would I want to
Speaker 2: talk about it every day? Why would I want my
Speaker 2: life consume with it? And here I am, twenty five
Speaker 2: years later, like loving it, Like it's I'm doing what
Speaker 2: I'm supposed to be doing. And when you when you're
Speaker 2: able to live out your passion, it's the most beautiful,
Speaker 2: liberating and incredible experience. I know my players really get
Speaker 2: something out of our relationship. They do, they get they
Speaker 2: build character, they navigate life. But for me is I'm
Speaker 2: overjoyed when they graduate. I'm overjoyed on draft night. I'm
Speaker 2: overjoyed when they're able to see their hard work produce
Speaker 2: what they wanted. Like, even if they don't make it
Speaker 2: to the league, they're equipped with being successful with anything.
Speaker 2: Like seriously, that does something to my heart when young
Speaker 2: people were able to get what they're supposed to be.
Speaker 3: You know, you talked about your players, you got a
Speaker 3: lot of success stories from your time coaching at the
Speaker 3: University of South Carolina.
Speaker 4: But in the book, you make it no secret that
Speaker 4: Asia Woshan is your favorite.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, I mean, here's why, And I don't
Speaker 2: I've coached a lot of great players, like Asia was
Speaker 2: the very first player that was the number one play
Speaker 2: in the country to decide she wanted to come play
Speaker 2: for us, and I know it's in her backyard. And
Speaker 2: we didn't we didn't look like a national championship team,
Speaker 2: Like we never won a national we had never been
Speaker 2: to the final four. So for her to trust us
Speaker 2: with that part of her career meant that she believed
Speaker 2: in us. She trusted us, She knew that we were
Speaker 2: going to get her to where she needed to go
Speaker 2: as far as still being the number one draft pick
Speaker 2: like four years later, like when someone and it wasn't
Speaker 2: just her, it was her entire family believed in it.
Speaker 2: And it took some at times them thinking did we
Speaker 2: make the right decision? Because she did. She started her
Speaker 2: first game and then she was terrible, like scrub like right.
Speaker 1: Scrub like scrub like.
Speaker 2: So I was like, I gotta gotta take you out
Speaker 2: of starting lineup. But I ain't even taught her that.
Speaker 2: I told her parents first, and her mom even was like,
Speaker 2: you're sure you're gonna have to trust me on this one,
Speaker 2: Like You're just gonna have to trust me, And she
Speaker 2: was like, all right, but at the end of her
Speaker 2: freshman year, she was National Rookie of the Year, she
Speaker 2: was first team All SEC. She was Rookie of the
Speaker 2: Year in the SE's like she got all the accolades
Speaker 2: coming off the bench. And when someone as a coach
Speaker 2: and leader and mentored young people believe in you like
Speaker 2: they really do, when that's reciprocated, because I believe that,
Speaker 2: I knew that she was going to be the one
Speaker 2: that takes us to that next level when you're able
Speaker 2: to have the same sine energy.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 2: Asia was hell to deal with, right because she's young,
Speaker 2: Like she with the private school for like twelve years.
Speaker 2: All of her schooling was a private school, so she
Speaker 2: needed to be roughened up a little bit to get
Speaker 2: her ready for what she faced. It Like, she faces
Speaker 2: the critics right now, but I know she can handle
Speaker 2: them because we took her through all of that. Like
Speaker 2: she had dyslexia right throughout her college career, and I'm like, Okay,
Speaker 2: you're going to read in front of the team every
Speaker 2: time we have a game, because we have a like
Speaker 2: a scripture reading and an inspirational reading before every pregame meal.
Speaker 2: And there's somebody that has to read it. So I
Speaker 2: was like, you're gonna read it. Took her her senior year.
Speaker 2: Couldn't do it the first second, the third her senior year,
Speaker 2: she read out loud, and she had fun with it.
Speaker 2: She had y'all, this is alone, y'all gonna have to
Speaker 2: bear with me. Like it was that kind of liberation.
Speaker 2: So when she gave her entire self to me, the good,
Speaker 2: the bad, the ugly and tire, you know, that's why
Speaker 2: I just have a really strong like relationship with her,
Speaker 2: Like she could tell me anything, like I'm non judgmental,
Speaker 2: Like young people won't want to tell you everything because
Speaker 2: they think you're gonna judge them. I don't judge. Like
Speaker 2: there's nothing that any one of my current former future
Speaker 2: players can tell me that that's gonna rock me that
Speaker 2: I haven't seen, like everybody's been through. Like there's no
Speaker 2: new problems. It's the same old, recycled problems. So just
Speaker 2: give it here so you're not dealing with it longer
Speaker 2: than you need to.
Speaker 4: You know, it's interesting record. I was watching you.
Speaker 3: You did Good Morning in America to view Kobe all
Speaker 3: of that stuff like that, so you was working, but
Speaker 3: I still know you're still the coach at the University
Speaker 3: of South Carolina. But I was like, oh, you know what,
Speaker 3: she'll be fine because she used to play ball and
Speaker 3: coach at the same time, which I found out about
Speaker 3: in the book.
Speaker 4: That was insane six years. That's crazy six years.
Speaker 2: I mean when I got into coaching, I was like
Speaker 2: in my prime, so you know the ad at the time.
Speaker 2: He kept asking me like he was percent like, I'm like, no, no,
Speaker 2: I'm not interested. I'm playing in a WNBA and this
Speaker 2: is and then he just kept asking and then I
Speaker 2: ended up having to go meet with him because the
Speaker 2: final four was in Philly. I'm from Philly. He knew
Speaker 2: I was going to be there, so I went and
Speaker 2: sat down with him, and he asked me two questions.
Speaker 2: He was like, can you lead? Did you do your research?
Speaker 2: Did you like and I was like, yeah, I basically
Speaker 2: was the captain on every team that I played on, right,
Speaker 2: And then he was like, can you turn Temple women's
Speaker 2: basketball program around? And I was like, oh, is that
Speaker 2: a challenge? Like is that really a challenge? Because I'm
Speaker 2: drawing the challenges and I never answered the question. I
Speaker 2: don't even think I answered the question. He was like, hey,
Speaker 2: can you just come down the hall and meet some people.
Speaker 2: So I was like, okay, I'm here. He took me
Speaker 2: in this conference room, sat me at the head of
Speaker 2: the table and they were like ten or twelve people
Speaker 2: sitting around this table and they're asking me questions like
Speaker 2: what do you see yourself in five years? I'm like
Speaker 2: playing in a WNBA. And they were like, do you
Speaker 2: have to see yourself coaching? And I'm like no, like
Speaker 2: y'all they were interviewing me. I was on a job
Speaker 2: interview and I didn't know it because all my job
Speaker 2: interviews were tryouts like basketball like physical tryouts. Needless to say,
Speaker 2: I took the job two weeks later. They just agreed
Speaker 2: to allow me to continue to play and coach. So
Speaker 2: I was in like basketball utopia because I was coaching
Speaker 2: and I'm actually still able to express myself on the
Speaker 2: court because I wasn't ready to hang up my shoes.
Speaker 2: I was still very much a player, and I think
Speaker 2: that allowed me to play a little bit longer than
Speaker 2: I wanted to, and that allowed me to keep staying
Speaker 2: fresh with what was up with teaching young people because
Speaker 2: they were more enthralled with me playing because that's what
Speaker 2: they wanted like I was living their dream right before
Speaker 2: their very eyes. And I think it just helped me
Speaker 2: be a better coach, be a more understanding coach, because
Speaker 2: I was a player receiving information from a coach, and
Speaker 2: then I just helped the dynamics of what I was doing.
Speaker 4: I was still kicking it with Dawn Stalley.
Speaker 12: Her new book, Uncommon Favorite is out right now, Basketball
Speaker 12: in North Philly, My Mother, and the Life Lessons I
Speaker 12: learned from all three.
Speaker 4: Now, I wanted to ask about your father, right.
Speaker 12: You mentioned your father earlier and you said your relationship
Speaker 12: wasn't that great, but you said it got better over
Speaker 12: the years. Do you understand some of the things that
Speaker 12: your father was trying to implement in you as a
Speaker 12: young girl, because they said that your father looked at
Speaker 12: women's basketball and felt that wasn't too many opportunities and
Speaker 12: didn't know if you could sustain at that time. And
Speaker 12: do you wish that you kind of put yourself in
Speaker 12: his mentality back then as a child, because even with
Speaker 12: the name of the book, it says basketball in North Philly.
Speaker 4: My mother, but not my father.
Speaker 2: Explain that a lesson but not my father, You know,
Speaker 2: I think I think even the one like family members
Speaker 2: that are that are closest to you. Yes, I thought, I, Yes,
Speaker 2: I should have had had a much more mature out
Speaker 2: look on that relationship now that you can reflect on it,
Speaker 2: now that you can see because I held that and
Speaker 2: I you know, if you can hear, I still hold
Speaker 2: that instance. But when you're coaching, right, you come into
Speaker 2: a situation where you hurt a player, like you hurt
Speaker 2: that player that was like probably twelve years ago. I
Speaker 2: hurt that player like it drives me to not hurt
Speaker 2: other players. And I wasn't mature enough or savvy enough
Speaker 2: to handle that at twelve or thirteen. So I do
Speaker 2: think it's helped me be a better coach. It helps
Speaker 2: me be a better person to really like, again, I
Speaker 2: didn't talk about things I held that My father probably
Speaker 2: didn't probably doesn't. He's been dead and gone since two
Speaker 2: thousand and one. Like I don't even think he really
Speaker 2: knew how much that hurt me. But also use that
Speaker 2: to navigate the nose, like I handle those a lot
Speaker 2: better because of that.
Speaker 3: I love the respect the power of habits chapter, And
Speaker 3: in that chapter, you speak extremely highly of South Carolina's
Speaker 3: go on Malaysia for a while, and you even refer
Speaker 3: to her as a younger, savvier version of you. You say,
Speaker 3: this is a quote I heard from so many adults
Speaker 3: who gave their own parents hell, only to see that
Speaker 3: teenagers return to favor. Now it's my turn in the battle.
Speaker 3: So when I see you had When I read that,
Speaker 3: and I was like, she had so much love for Malaysia.
Speaker 3: What was your initial reaction when she decided to enter
Speaker 3: the portal? And what was it surprising to you?
Speaker 2: So surprising? No, I think you know, being in this space,
Speaker 2: you become to expect the unexpected, right, I still have
Speaker 2: much love for Malaisia, like much love, like I want
Speaker 2: to happy. She and a mom came in. She said,
Speaker 2: I think I'm going to get into the transfer portal.
Speaker 2: So I'm like, okay, well you think or you know?
Speaker 2: And she said I know, And I said, well, only
Speaker 2: want you happy, like I really do. Only want our
Speaker 2: players happy, whether that's with us or somewhere else. Just
Speaker 2: be happy. I told her, don't look back. I know
Speaker 2: it's probably gonna be hard to not look back to
Speaker 2: see you know, you leaving your hometown and all that.
Speaker 2: I said, don't look back, like you made this decision.
Speaker 2: Just go forward with it and don't look back. You're
Speaker 2: always gonna be a game cock. You're always gonna be
Speaker 2: welcomed here. I wish her the best, And when I
Speaker 2: say that, people probably think, oh, but I do, like
Speaker 2: I really do, like, cause I am what's for us
Speaker 2: is for us? Was not it was not let's keep moving.
Speaker 2: I don't stay in despair. I don't stay in those
Speaker 2: spaces for very long. I'm like, Okay, we got to
Speaker 2: get recruiting. We gotta get back into this portal to
Speaker 2: see who we can get to help us. I think
Speaker 2: she's gonna have a promising career. I do think she's
Speaker 2: a generational talent that will never leave.
Speaker 1: Like.
Speaker 2: She does things on the basketball court that I've never
Speaker 2: seen a woman do, and she's she'll continue to do that,
Speaker 2: and we'll continue to be happy for her except the
Speaker 2: one or two times that we have to play them
Speaker 2: like it's on, like it's she's gonna be super competitive
Speaker 2: against us. We're gonna we're gonna don't want to win,
Speaker 2: and it's going to be a pride thing that comes
Speaker 2: with just being a competitor. And we got much love for.
Speaker 1: Her and the family.
Speaker 12: Now this this has nothing to do with the boat,
Speaker 12: but I wanted to ask us we talking about players.
Speaker 12: You know, the WNBA has taken a huge jump in
Speaker 12: the last couple of years, and I love it. My
Speaker 12: daughters love it, my sons love it. What do you
Speaker 12: think what's going on in the WNBA with it? It
Speaker 12: seems like they're pitting you know, Caitlyn Clark against Angel
Speaker 12: Reaes right, kind of what they did in the NBA
Speaker 12: back in the day. But it was more teams, right,
Speaker 12: I guess not maybe not teams. It was Magic Bird,
Speaker 12: this one was that one, but this one, it just
Speaker 12: seems like it seems very personal. So what are your thoughts,
Speaker 12: Like even the other day with that foul, and they
Speaker 12: called it a flagrant foul, I don't necessarily agree, but
Speaker 12: what are your.
Speaker 4: Thoughts on it?
Speaker 13: Why?
Speaker 2: I think the officiating has a hard job. That's one
Speaker 2: the decipher whether or not that's a flagrant one or not.
Speaker 2: Hard job, and I do think they understand the dynamics
Speaker 2: of Angel and Caitlyn.
Speaker 7: I do.
Speaker 2: I think it's great for our game because it's like, yeah,
Speaker 2: like it's a sport. Treat us like a sport. Don't
Speaker 2: treat us anything other than being a sport. It happens
Speaker 2: in every sport, Soccer, basketball, football, it happens in every sport.
Speaker 2: So let it be. I'm gonna I'm gonna take the
Speaker 2: lead of Angel and Caitlin, and that lead is they
Speaker 2: said it was a it was a file. The officials
Speaker 2: got it right. We're moving on. That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna take their lead. Okay, I think it's it
Speaker 2: pulls people in. I do think there are new fans
Speaker 2: that haven't watched our game and they really don't know,
Speaker 2: so they only they're only singlely focused on Kate one right, right,
Speaker 2: So when you're that and that's that's their idol, that's
Speaker 2: who attracts them. But I just hope that they'll open
Speaker 2: their eyes to the rest of the talent that is there.
Speaker 2: Like the product. The product is incredible, like and it's
Speaker 2: in high demand. We played Caitlin in the National Championship
Speaker 2: last year, right, twenty million A topped off at whatever
Speaker 2: it topped off at the most. I know they saw
Speaker 2: us like, I know they saw us. I know they
Speaker 2: saw us half an undefeated season. I know they saw
Speaker 2: Camilla Cardozo. I know they saw Ashlon wacause I know
Speaker 2: they saw Tessa Johnson have an incredible care career or day,
Speaker 2: I know they saw my Lasier do some incredible things
Speaker 2: like so open your eyes up to seeing outside of Caitlin,
Speaker 2: well not even outside included, because she's a part of
Speaker 2: a part of it all. So you know, I'm looking
Speaker 2: forward to the next time they play too. I'm gonna
Speaker 2: be glueding just like everybody else.
Speaker 3: Yes, I want to go back to that that chapter
Speaker 3: of respect the power of habits right when you talk
Speaker 3: about Malaysia, it is with such reference. How do you
Speaker 3: balance disappointment as a coach, which support for somebody like
Speaker 3: her who just wanted to make a decision for herself.
Speaker 2: If a young person is going to speak on what
Speaker 2: they deem is good for them, that's half the battle,
Speaker 2: like half the battles to be able to speak up.
Speaker 2: And you know how hard it was for her to
Speaker 2: do that, like really hard, really hard. So I understand
Speaker 2: that dynamics of her decision making. And then it's like, okay,
Speaker 2: well what do you do with it? Like if she
Speaker 2: was my player and there was a chance for her
Speaker 2: to want to come back, or if she decided that
Speaker 2: this is that, that's not what she wanted to do.
Speaker 2: I was going to talk to her about why why
Speaker 2: did it? Why did it come to that? What makes
Speaker 2: you think this isn't a place for whatever? She said
Speaker 2: we would we would go from there. I thought Malaysia,
Speaker 2: Malaysia was getting better, Like I really, I saw a
Speaker 2: whole lot of growth on and off the court to
Speaker 2: where unless she was gonna get the best of her
Speaker 2: now like we went through the you know, we went
Speaker 2: through the hard part of just kind of smoothing some
Speaker 2: rough edges and getting her to create good habits, like
Speaker 2: like I do think habits are the thing that allows
Speaker 2: you to elevate, right, I do so. I think I
Speaker 2: think what we've given her and what she's given us
Speaker 2: will allow her to have much better days, much more
Speaker 2: consistent days than she had with us.
Speaker 3: Well, thank you, Don, new book Uncommon Favor of Basketball,
Speaker 3: North Philly, My Mother in the Life Lessons I learned
Speaker 3: from all three is available everywhere you buy books.
Speaker 4: Now go get it. You are guaranteed to learn something
Speaker 4: you are living.
Speaker 7: Don.
Speaker 4: We appreciate your presence on this earth and thank God
Speaker 4: for you.
Speaker 2: Thank you, and listen.
Speaker 3: I want everybody to remember that today Don Staley will
Speaker 3: be at the Barnes and Noble Fifth Avenue in New
Speaker 3: York City.
Speaker 4: If you're in New York City.
Speaker 3: You can go see Don Staley at Barnes and Noble
Speaker 3: one pm today five five to five, Fifth Avenue in
Speaker 3: New York.
Speaker 4: Go get a copy of Uncommon Favor signed Don.
Speaker 2: Thank you again, thank you, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 4: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, It's the world gomes Dangerous.
Speaker 3: Morning to show the Breakfast Club Charlamagne to God, Jess Hilarious,
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Speaker 4: Salutor Don Staley for pulling up Man.
Speaker 3: May shure you check out Don Staley today at the
Speaker 3: Barnes and Noble on Fifth Avenue at one pm.
Speaker 4: She will be their signing copies of her book Uncommon Faith.
Speaker 1: Why you and tell me she came in here looking
Speaker 1: for me? She did, and the first thing she said
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Speaker 1: Talk to me now, Charlemagne. In the last hour, you
Speaker 1: asked me a question about Diddy, the alleged guns that
Speaker 1: they found or they found them, but that they're alleging
Speaker 1: are his they are fifteenes and how that relates to
Speaker 1: the indictment. So I found the exact answer to that.
Speaker 1: So the special Agent Gerard Gannon that was talking about
Speaker 1: the ar fifteens is talking about this because in the
Speaker 1: indictment they are trying to say that Diddy himself allegedly
Speaker 1: were brandished firearms to intimidate others. So it is to
Speaker 1: the gist of what I was mentioned to you, but
Speaker 1: I want to make sure I interered that now moving
Speaker 1: on and other court things or trying to get back
Speaker 1: to court things. Tory Lanes Tory Lanez has had the
Speaker 1: people up in arms these last couple of weeks after
Speaker 1: he was stabbed fourteen times because there are now representatives
Speaker 1: and different people that are pushing for him to be released.
Speaker 1: So there is a woman, her name is Rep. Luna.
Speaker 1: She is from Florida's Anna Paulina Luna of Florida's thirteenth District.
Speaker 1: She is calling for Tory Lane's freedom, and she sat
Speaker 1: down with Chris Coomo on News Nation it had a
Speaker 1: conversation about this. Let's say a listen.
Speaker 14: This case was actually initially flagged for me by Amber Rose,
Speaker 14: and the reason why I took a particular interest in
Speaker 14: it is because of the fact that they actually had
Speaker 14: evidence that they presented to me in my office that
Speaker 14: actually disproved the conviction. So, as you stated earlier that
Speaker 14: point zero one percent of DNA, they actually found four
Speaker 14: people's DNA on that firearm, none of which was Tori's.
Speaker 14: Not to mention, there was zero fingerprints on the actual
Speaker 14: magazine and also too, as you said.
Speaker 1: Point zero one percent chance.
Speaker 14: Also there's been ring footage that's been obtained that actually
Speaker 14: disproved the whole dance. Megan, I actually reached out today
Speaker 14: to Gavin Newsom's office and we are requesting an emergency meeting.
Speaker 4: So who did it?
Speaker 14: You know, Chris, that's not for me to weigh in,
Speaker 14: and that's definitely for the judge and the jury. But
Speaker 14: what I will tell you is based on the evidence
Speaker 14: that we have, the evidence that we have says that
Speaker 14: he wasn't the guy.
Speaker 4: What's the evidence they have now?
Speaker 1: Camera, she said, the ring camera, she said that she
Speaker 1: talked about the DNA, that there were four people's four
Speaker 1: people's DNA found on the gun.
Speaker 4: People knew that. That's why it was inconclusive.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I think that when people talk about this
Speaker 1: whole DNA thing, they need to understand the inconclusive means that, Yeah,
Speaker 1: they weren't able to fully rule him. I mean that
Speaker 1: they weren't able to fully say he one hundred percent
Speaker 1: had the gun, But they weren't able to rule him
Speaker 1: out either. So it doesn't make it that he didn't
Speaker 1: have it. It leaves it open. It's inconclusive.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't remember them saying four people. I remember
Speaker 3: him say it was a male and a female.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she she's saying for she said a lot of things,
Speaker 1: even that ring camera thing there they had an eyewitness
Speaker 1: that testify about, you know, different things as well too.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of things that you can debunk in
Speaker 1: what she's saying or throw information back at what she's saying.
Speaker 1: But I think overall, a judge ruled that Tory Lanez
Speaker 1: was guilty and until it is back in front of
Speaker 1: a judge, and there's anything else that is said. Who
Speaker 1: were we to be making make the science life horrible
Speaker 1: because of what's happening, whether regardless of how you feel,
Speaker 1: I think it should be left to a court. Now
Speaker 1: there's a TikToker online who said the gist of what
Speaker 1: I just said. Now, look, show this TikToker. She went
Speaker 1: online and she's like, look y'all out here arguing or
Speaker 1: this Tory Lane thing y'all, and she threw this at
Speaker 1: toys team. She said, take it to a judge. Don't
Speaker 1: bring it to us online, don't have press conferences. Take
Speaker 1: it to a judge.
Speaker 4: It's that simple.
Speaker 3: And I said this earlier this week, like, you know,
Speaker 3: we're acting like this didn't go through a court of law,
Speaker 3: like it was a due process. It was weeks and
Speaker 3: weeks of testimony, it was evidence that was presented. I
Speaker 3: don't understand how all of that can happen. But then
Speaker 3: one random person in a car says, I overheard somebody
Speaker 3: say something, and everybody just rushes to just you know,
Speaker 3: act like what happened in court isn't true. And by
Speaker 3: the way, I wasn't there, so I don't know what happened.
Speaker 3: I'm just telling you that this is what played out
Speaker 3: in court, and then.
Speaker 1: He's just saying this is what he heard. He just
Speaker 1: now said he.
Speaker 4: Heard all of this while the trial was going on.
Speaker 4: Why didn't you say something then?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 1: Well, okay, So Sissa commented the reason why this TikTok
Speaker 1: and video is kind of everywhere right now is because
Speaker 1: Sizza came in and commented in defense of megde Sallion.
Speaker 1: She said the density in response to the video, she said,
Speaker 1: I'm actually so shocked and so is in all caps
Speaker 1: at the amount of people fully comfortable with bullying a
Speaker 1: woman that's proven to be a victim of assault, like
Speaker 1: out loud where other people can see you like you're
Speaker 1: finna be stupid out loud, and she capitalized out loud.
Speaker 3: So I just don't understand how all the evidence and
Speaker 3: testimony that happened in a court of law weighs less
Speaker 3: than just some guy who said I overheard her say X,
Speaker 3: Y and Z. I don't understand why people's brains work
Speaker 3: like that. I'd rather listen to this person who say
Speaker 3: they overheard something but didn't feel like it was urgent
Speaker 3: enough to say it while the trial was happening. But
Speaker 3: now he speaks out and you just agree with him
Speaker 3: as opposed to everything you hand caught. I'd rather you
Speaker 3: just shut up and not say nothing and not be
Speaker 3: on any side. I just it just it makes no sense.
Speaker 3: It only makes sense online.
Speaker 2: Could it be Tori got stabbed? And he's like, you
Speaker 2: know what, this is going too far? Let me say
Speaker 2: what I heard four or five years ago.
Speaker 4: But you should have said it's why the trial was happening.
Speaker 1: But that's what I'm saying. He's alleging that he was
Speaker 1: put in a bad position by his attorneys at that
Speaker 1: time and he couldn't.
Speaker 4: And who got this ring? Who house got the ring
Speaker 4: camera footage?
Speaker 2: I'm not for sure people, It's all kind of like
Speaker 2: do people know where it was, like where he was
Speaker 2: at where this whole thing started.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they were outside of a outside of the party.
Speaker 1: It was like four thirty in the morning. Were they
Speaker 1: were in the place?
Speaker 9: I know?
Speaker 2: But whose house did it out there?
Speaker 4: Whose house it was? And if that lady saw ring
Speaker 4: camera footage? Where is the footage?
Speaker 3: And people just be throwing of online and folks just
Speaker 3: run towards it and gravitate towards it and repeat it
Speaker 3: and use it to justify how they feel.
Speaker 2: Because apparently like they was at allegedly they were at
Speaker 2: a big celebrities house.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we had one of the geners and then they left. Kylie. Look,
Speaker 1: I don't know. I just all I'm saying is is
Speaker 1: that if Tory feels like he was wrong, he can
Speaker 1: take it to court. That it's his right to do so.
Speaker 1: But I think you take it.
Speaker 4: Take it the court how he I mean, you were
Speaker 4: in court.
Speaker 1: They can, they can attempt, they've been attempting. They write
Speaker 1: letters to the judges. There's things that you can do
Speaker 1: to attempt to get a judge to reconsider.
Speaker 6: Just do that.
Speaker 1: But I think people's main thing is it's like, until
Speaker 1: that's done, please, let's let's let's back off of making
Speaker 1: a person's life miserable because all we got right now
Speaker 1: is what was ruled on and we're gonna leave it there.
Speaker 1: But speaking of people online and rulings, why we insert
Speaker 1: himself in this Diddy stuff?
Speaker 2: Yes, I just sawn't know that. Y'all stop stop talking
Speaker 2: about me, Stop saying.
Speaker 4: Himself and Diddy.
Speaker 5: I don't He did not say that.
Speaker 1: She did not say that, No, not, but in this
Speaker 1: Diddy stuff. So he tweeted a couple of days, you
Speaker 1: don't get it, get bended me tweeted just to put
Speaker 1: just to put on the on public record. No, he
Speaker 1: had tweeted something else before this. He was talking about
Speaker 1: he was talking about the little Rod guy or whatever. Right,
Speaker 1: But then he goes to clarify what he actually saw
Speaker 1: at Diddy parties. He said, the craziest thing he's seen
Speaker 1: at a puff party is coke vibes, and that's going
Speaker 1: on at all these parties. I'm from North Philly. I
Speaker 1: had millions since I was twenty three. I don't even
Speaker 1: want to be addicted to weed. Not judging, but I
Speaker 1: see it different. His original tweet set in the midst
Speaker 1: of the Diddy in the midst of Diddy on federal trial.
Speaker 1: I want to bring back up that little ride in
Speaker 1: his lawsuit was dropped. He never said my name in
Speaker 1: these blogs, amplified that whole agenda against me, my culture.
Speaker 1: Don't believe it, but it's an attack on my brand.
Speaker 1: I want to get to the bottom of it.
Speaker 5: So what happened?
Speaker 1: Remember remember remember they said the rapper for Philly originally
Speaker 1: in some of the Civil.
Speaker 4: Wars, not only from Philly. I'm saying no, he just
Speaker 4: was on Twitter, so he took the twins. Don't understand
Speaker 4: why why.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't want to. I don't want to keep bringing
Speaker 1: myself back up into this.
Speaker 4: Nobody was talking about me in this situation. Did anybody
Speaker 4: talk about meeting caught? No, nobody talking about you, Meek.
Speaker 1: Why its defense In the beginning, when some lawsuits dropped
Speaker 1: and they was mentioning the rapper and all that, people
Speaker 1: was like.
Speaker 10: That was me.
Speaker 4: That was like years ago. I feel like nobody cares.
Speaker 4: Nobody thinking about you.
Speaker 1: He was like, and we did not dress a like yo,
Speaker 1: we wasn't twinning.
Speaker 4: You know what it is when you and we got
Speaker 4: to go to the dog here to day.
Speaker 3: But you know what it is when you are at
Speaker 3: home on your phone and your your timeline is constantly
Speaker 3: filled with pictures of you and then dress it like
Speaker 3: and people saying things about you, and you think the
Speaker 3: whole world is talking about it. That's your small bubble, Meek. No,
Speaker 3: I promise you nobody was thinking that. No, please got
Speaker 3: a wrap up, don't don't donkey to Day is up next.
Speaker 3: It's the world's most dangerous moning to show the breakfast club.
Speaker 5: The breakfast club.
Speaker 1: Your execution on the donkey of the day is something
Speaker 1: to go for you.
Speaker 4: The reason he gave me donkey other day and I
Speaker 4: deserve that.
Speaker 2: You need to know what you need to tell them.
Speaker 1: I am you have the boy, tell.
Speaker 4: Them it's time for donkey other day.
Speaker 3: It's a read.
Speaker 5: But you're so good at charlamage.
Speaker 8: You want charlomade, lad.
Speaker 1: Damn solomme?
Speaker 4: Who do you give it?
Speaker 1: Dusky the other day?
Speaker 13: Soon?
Speaker 3: Now you know sexyd let me drink the water if
Speaker 3: you drinking the hell out of that one. I do
Speaker 3: donkey to day for Thursday, May twenty second goes to
Speaker 3: Elias Rodriguez.
Speaker 4: Elias is in his early thirties and he is the.
Speaker 3: Alleged killer of two staff members of Israel's embassy in Washington,
Speaker 3: d C.
Speaker 4: Let's go to NBC News for the report place overnight.
Speaker 1: A deadly shooting in Washington, d tonight.
Speaker 4: A Han's crime was committed.
Speaker 15: A gunman opening fire at the Capitol Jewish Museum, killing
Speaker 15: two staff members of the Israeli Embassy. New video showing
Speaker 15: the suspect being detained shouting pro Palestinian messages. Police say
Speaker 15: the shooting happened shortly after nine pm at a museum
Speaker 15: event hosted by the American Jewish Committee.
Speaker 2: The suspect was observed pacing back and forth outside of
Speaker 2: the museum. He approached a group of four people, produced
Speaker 2: a handgun and opened fire.
Speaker 15: The suspect, identified his thirty year old Elias Rodriguez from Chicago,
Speaker 15: then entered the museum and was detained by event security.
Speaker 15: According to authorities Israel, identifying the victims as Yarin Lezhinski
Speaker 15: and Sarah Lynn Milgram, a young couple who are about
Speaker 15: to become engaged.
Speaker 4: The young man purchased a ring this week with the
Speaker 4: intention of proposing to his girlfriend next week in Jerusalem.
Speaker 4: Political for me, this is about humanity, okay.
Speaker 3: I know the Israeli versus Palestinian conflict is one of
Speaker 3: the most intense debates in the world today and has
Speaker 3: been for thousands of years. I am fully aware that
Speaker 3: Elias shouted free Palestine, Free Palestine while in police custody
Speaker 3: and implied that he committed the shooting. This is definitely
Speaker 3: driven by what is currently happening in Palestine since October seventh,
Speaker 3: fifty three thousand, six hundred and fifty five Palestinians have
Speaker 3: been killed in Gaza, according to the Gaza Health Ministry,
Speaker 3: and those numbers may be underreported because thousands of bodies
Speaker 3: are believed to be buried under rubble. I understand all
Speaker 3: of that, but what I want us to understand is
Speaker 3: this is why you can't ignore what's going on in
Speaker 3: the rest of the world. What's going on in the
Speaker 3: rest of the world impacts us here, whether we are
Speaker 3: aware of what's going on or not. Okay, I was
Speaker 3: in my office this morning and I looked at this couple,
Speaker 3: Sarah and Yarn, Sarah Milgrim and Yaron Lisinski. I think
Speaker 3: it is I was watching him this morning and I
Speaker 3: read that they were on a night out and they
Speaker 3: were about to get engaged, and it just hurt my feelings.
Speaker 4: I don't care what their race is, their ethnicity.
Speaker 3: All I saw was two humans who became casualties of
Speaker 3: a system that is failing us all. Just like all
Speaker 3: those kids and innocent people being killed in Gaza are
Speaker 3: casualties of a failed system. And it doesn't seem like
Speaker 3: it's going to be an into it anytime soon.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: People are just gonna be out here getting it back
Speaker 3: in blood eye for an eye, and I personally don't
Speaker 3: want to live in a world.
Speaker 4: Like that, even though we already do.
Speaker 3: Okay, we are already in that world because any of
Speaker 3: us can be casualties of a system.
Speaker 4: Another country could.
Speaker 3: Send a nuclear weapon over here right now and kill
Speaker 3: us all because they don't like our government, because they
Speaker 3: don't like our system, when most people in America don't
Speaker 3: even like our government, don't like our system.
Speaker 4: But we become casualties of it because we.
Speaker 3: Are part of the processes and the structures and policies
Speaker 3: of this country, whether we want to be or not.
Speaker 3: And that's what I mean when I see this couple, Okay,
Speaker 3: that Elias Rodriguez gunned down. He don't know what they was, Okay,
Speaker 3: for all he knows, they might have worked at Israel's
Speaker 3: embassy and absolutely disagreed with how Israel is handling Gaza.
Speaker 3: We don't know, but that's why Martin Luther King Junior said,
Speaker 3: an injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. The
Speaker 3: same empathy I have for the innocent people and children
Speaker 3: being killed in Gaza is the empathy I have for
Speaker 3: this couple, Sarah and Yarren. Okay, same empathy I have
Speaker 3: for the people who got killed at the concert on
Speaker 3: October seventh, that could be any of us at any
Speaker 3: given time. They was just a couple on a night
Speaker 3: out and got gunned down. I don't know about y'all,
Speaker 3: but because of all of these mass shootings that happen
Speaker 3: in this country, the way my anxiety is set up
Speaker 3: when i'm out, I think about stuff like this. Okay,
Speaker 3: if you don't, God bless you, all right, but situations
Speaker 3: like this are my worst nightmare. You just out with
Speaker 3: your lady and somebody shoots and kills you.
Speaker 4: I'm not with that.
Speaker 3: I don't respect it. I don't condone it. I don't
Speaker 3: like seeing innocent people being killed. Meanwhile, the puppet master's
Speaker 3: pulling the scrings are highly protected. Okay, them and their
Speaker 3: families don't have to worry about this stuff nearly as
Speaker 3: much as we do.
Speaker 4: Okay, don't get me wrong.
Speaker 3: I know that people in charge of these systems can
Speaker 3: get it too, But we the people have way less
Speaker 3: protection than they do.
Speaker 4: I tell y'all all the time on this.
Speaker 3: Double damn radio. Every day of our lives, we are
Speaker 3: trying to avoid crazy. Okay, do you understand how civilized
Speaker 3: we are as a society.
Speaker 4: I know it don't seem like that, but think about it.
Speaker 3: Hundreds of millions of people interact every day, and for
Speaker 3: the most part, we mind our business, okay, because all
Speaker 3: it takes is one guy like Elias Rodriguez. They're ruined
Speaker 3: all our days. Okay, we need to really pat ourselves
Speaker 3: on the back sometimes and thank God that more of
Speaker 3: us aren't snapping Elias. I understand why he snapped, but
Speaker 3: I disagree with innocent people getting killed because of his snapping.
Speaker 3: What Elias did isn't activism. It's terrorism and any of
Speaker 3: us could be the victim of that terrorism. And if
Speaker 3: the reports are correct, this couple, Sarah and Yarn, was
Speaker 3: attending an event to discuss humanitarian responses in Middle East
Speaker 3: in North Africa, so they was trying to build bridges,
Speaker 3: not Burnham. Okay, we can't be like this is a society.
Speaker 3: We can't ignore what happened to this couple in DC.
Speaker 3: We can't ignore what's happening to innocent people in Gaza.
Speaker 3: If you don't have empathy for it, all, I don't
Speaker 3: want to talk to you, okay, Because violence begets violence,
Speaker 3: Hatred breeds more hatred, and if we allow our grief
Speaker 3: and anger to justify targeting innocent people, whether in the
Speaker 3: name of Palestine or Israel, then.
Speaker 4: We lose our humanity. Okay.
Speaker 3: This shooting in DC should be a reminded that the
Speaker 3: conflicts overseas have real consequences here at home, and this
Speaker 3: is why we all should be demanding an into violence
Speaker 3: on both sides.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: Shared humanity has to prevail over division, Compassion God to
Speaker 3: outweigh rage. Commitment to peace has to be louder than
Speaker 3: the voice of hate. Please give Elias Rodriguez the biggest
Speaker 3: he huh, just my thoughts, just the way I'm feeling
Speaker 3: at the time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I agree.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well, let's say that let's have some let's have
Speaker 4: some faith in a higher power. Okay. All of this
Speaker 4: has to be happening for a reason.
Speaker 3: Okay, and in some way we have to trust the processes,
Speaker 3: disgusting as the process is, you know, let's hope for
Speaker 3: better days. We have just fixed my mess coming up next, right, Yes,
Speaker 3: because you don't don't do that. This does not work,
Speaker 3: because it don't work. I bought those sorry, yes you can,
Speaker 3: but I bought that penis laser. Okay, I got several
Speaker 3: you want to, but not nobody else. Gingers can't use
Speaker 3: it on each other.
Speaker 4: That's not right harassment. Men can only do with the
Speaker 4: other men.
Speaker 3: Why because he can skin? They said that, Just fix,
Speaker 3: just fix my mess hundred five five five one. If
Speaker 3: you want this woman who's currently playing with a penis
Speaker 3: laser to fix.
Speaker 1: Your mess, your mouth is moving so much with that.
Speaker 4: You know what that's gonna be said at the didty
Speaker 4: try today. I don't know what context. I guarantee it's
Speaker 4: gonna be said at the did'y tild And you've been
Speaker 4: going there too much. It's consuming you. That's why you're
Speaker 4: talking like that. It's the breakfast club.
Speaker 5: The breakfast club, baby, it's the real deal.
Speaker 8: Help me.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I'm all up in your mask.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna fix it, fix it, fix it it, Just
Speaker 2: gonna fix your mask because my advice is real.
Speaker 4: Good morning.
Speaker 1: Who's this? What's up?
Speaker 9: What's up?
Speaker 2: Ject?
Speaker 1: How you doing?
Speaker 8: Quick question?
Speaker 1: What's that?
Speaker 8: I mean, y'all y'all was playing with lasers and all
Speaker 8: that stuff.
Speaker 1: So it's just okay, what's wrong?
Speaker 5: I just wanted to know what a man.
Speaker 1: A good thing?
Speaker 8: Or is that too small?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: No, I don't think it is.
Speaker 2: But I mean, I can't speak for every woman. Some
Speaker 2: women like for their walls to be torn down. Some
Speaker 2: women like to still have their walls when they're done
Speaker 2: a session. I am one of those who need my
Speaker 2: walls and I want them. I don't want them to
Speaker 2: be torn down. So six a six inch girthy.
Speaker 1: Is not bad. I actually like that.
Speaker 2: That's actually actually puts you a little bit above average
Speaker 2: because a lot of people got six inches but no
Speaker 2: girth is skinny.
Speaker 1: Like a pencil on a pencil shop.
Speaker 8: So I was just like, okay, yes, but I don't
Speaker 8: like female that stuff.
Speaker 1: But why we are the ones say we are the
Speaker 1: ones to ask? Would you like to ask a man?
Speaker 2: Who else you gonna ask about?
Speaker 4: What you talking about?
Speaker 12: Talking about.
Speaker 1: Exactly? This is not even your segment. He's not talking
Speaker 1: about no as to put stuff gosh. Okay, you know
Speaker 1: this diddy trout gotten very spicy, sir. But yes, yes, no,
Speaker 1: a six inch girth is great.
Speaker 5: Okay, thank you, no problem.
Speaker 1: Everybody hear that, right, Yeah, but the people in the bag,
Speaker 1: the girthy six inches are great.
Speaker 4: You just turned to a room full of minutes of
Speaker 4: everybody'll hear it.
Speaker 5: Shut yo, thank you that.
Speaker 4: And make some baby. All right, it's just fix my mess.
Speaker 3: If you want just to fix your mess, reach out
Speaker 3: and touch her right now. One one hundred and five
Speaker 3: eight five one oh five to one. She's not an
Speaker 3: expert in anything, okay, but she has to have some experiences.
Speaker 2: Don't tell nobody to reach out and touch me right now.
Speaker 2: So rich right there, like you, don't reach out and
Speaker 2: touch me.
Speaker 4: It's the breakfast club.
Speaker 1: At about me for relationship problems.
Speaker 5: At about me.
Speaker 2: If you need to beat your coworker's ass, at about me,
Speaker 2: for your co worker needs to beat your.
Speaker 5: Ass, call it up.
Speaker 1: They got to Jess, and I'm here to fix your mess.
Speaker 1: Fix your mess. It's giving very much messy, Let.
Speaker 4: Me fix it.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Good morning, honey.
Speaker 4: How you doing.
Speaker 1: What's wrong?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'm getting a.
Speaker 8: Lot of beatm Then I it didn't criteria. I want
Speaker 8: to clear the air. No, I'm not a dancer. I'm
Speaker 8: just with the thirteen and a half.
Speaker 9: But everybody's saying, oh, look you pick the criteria or
Speaker 9: what they're talking about. That didn'ty party?
Speaker 4: Who will?
Speaker 5: No, it wasn't me.
Speaker 8: I'm just clearing the air.
Speaker 4: Josh, love you.
Speaker 1: You got thirteen inches and a half. Jes, don't forget
Speaker 1: to have thirteen and a half inches.
Speaker 4: And I might pull up on you.
Speaker 9: Are you going to be in my tech of home?
Speaker 9: I might pull up you.
Speaker 4: I don't need you to pull up on me walking on?
Speaker 2: Yeah, do not need no kickstad they're pulling up on me.
Speaker 2: I ain't no, I'm good, I'm married, I'm straight.
Speaker 1: I don't need to hear. I don't need want to
Speaker 1: see nothing like that around me. I can't even out.
Speaker 2: First of all, I'm never even thought about what a
Speaker 2: thirteen and a half inch pole would look like. And
Speaker 2: I want you to stay far away from me, mellow,
Speaker 2: I mean love you. I'm sorry googling lad.
Speaker 1: I guess we were family, but damn like I know that,
Speaker 1: don't run in my family?
Speaker 5: Nah?
Speaker 4: You? What did you?
Speaker 1: Did you have surgery?
Speaker 5: Do?
Speaker 1: What have you been taking? Did you what happened? Did
Speaker 1: you have a penal enlargement?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 1: Why are you walking around with fourteen almost fourteen inches
Speaker 1: of me? I tried to look it up and it
Speaker 1: says there's no images and imagine you insert that No no, no,
Speaker 1: sending the jets is no, no, no, no, that's that.
Speaker 1: That's just a mass, like, who are you entering? Like
Speaker 1: do you have a girlfriend?
Speaker 5: My wife?
Speaker 8: We'll talk about that later.
Speaker 1: Mmm, your wife? Your wife is?
Speaker 5: Who are Yeah?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 2: Nah Nah, there's no way that sounds that sounds dangerous.
Speaker 2: How can I fix your mess up?
Speaker 8: You can by not judging.
Speaker 9: My whole life.
Speaker 2: You sound like you gotta have sex with like elephants,
Speaker 2: like animals, you gotta you gott a penis for animals,
Speaker 2: Like no woman can really even sustain those industry, those
Speaker 2: injuries after that, Like, that's that's different. I know you
Speaker 2: never ever entered your whole penis into somebody ever, ever.
Speaker 1: Dangerous?
Speaker 9: Huh.
Speaker 3: When I got closer, she called me the walk change
Speaker 3: of the what the renova, the walk changes, the renovator, the.
Speaker 4: That would be my name if I had a thirty
Speaker 4: and a half in Phoenis the renovator, the renovator.
Speaker 1: You coming just knocking things? Damn, that's crazy. Nah, the
Speaker 1: paraplegic crew, that's that's what you need to do with people.
Speaker 4: You can't even feel it up.
Speaker 1: And below they that's crazy.
Speaker 4: Have a good day, Love you, thank you. I love
Speaker 4: my Refence family. We appreciate that.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 4: That is scary. Keep looking your lips.
Speaker 1: Then that's it because I got these retainers.
Speaker 4: And you know what I want to tell people something,
Speaker 4: Smell your retainer every morning. No, that keeps you humble.
Speaker 4: It keeps you humble, It keeps you humble. More than that.
Speaker 2: Brush it every morning. Don't see just a straight brush it, yo, please?
Speaker 2: Because people be hopping back in their mouth. No, I
Speaker 2: know something, Charlamage don't wash his morning.
Speaker 1: Because he washed my hands hoastes. You know I use hands,
Speaker 1: so neither.
Speaker 2: Bleach Lauren, I don't have them.
Speaker 1: Okay, So I'm trying to figure out what do you
Speaker 1: if you can't use hands, so and you can't use past.
Speaker 2: Just brushing with your toothpasts and you don't listen to
Speaker 2: him just brushing with your toothpaste.
Speaker 1: Don't use no hand if you having like a smell
Speaker 1: to it. He don't even wash his hands at the
Speaker 1: blue his nose.
Speaker 2: Really expect for him to wash his hand, wash his
Speaker 2: retainers in the morning with hands.
Speaker 1: Please hand over.
Speaker 4: Tomorrow, won't We got the ladies Lallaurn coming up next.
Speaker 1: We do god so nasty. Kim Kardashian has finally graduated
Speaker 1: from law school after six years, and we're gonna we
Speaker 1: want to talk about it a bit, all right.
Speaker 4: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Yes, it's the.
Speaker 3: World's most dangerous morning show. To Breakfast Club. Charlamagne the
Speaker 3: God just hilarious. DJ Nvy is off the day, but
Speaker 3: it is time for the Latest with Lauren.
Speaker 1: Lauren becoming a straight fast.
Speaker 4: She gets somebody that knows somebody detail.
Speaker 1: I'm a long girl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 4: She'd be having the latest on the.
Speaker 9: Law.
Speaker 4: The Latest with Lauren la Rosa.
Speaker 3: Sometimes you have fact, sometimes you have details, sometimes you
Speaker 3: have a little bit everything.
Speaker 4: It's the latest on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Talk to me.
Speaker 1: Ken Kardashi has finally graduated law school after six years.
Speaker 5: Yay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she has been freeing you know, friend the brothers.
Speaker 4: So that's great.
Speaker 1: She's been, Uh, she's been paying a big role in
Speaker 1: freeing brothers.
Speaker 2: So that's great.
Speaker 4: I'm freeing brothers.
Speaker 1: You got at the r s were talking about absolutely
Speaker 1: a lot of people, don't. I mean, I think it's
Speaker 1: a great thing that she did it, And yes, she
Speaker 1: has been working a lot.
Speaker 2: You got the penis on my I'm so on your
Speaker 2: I'm so shocked that it's on you like this I
Speaker 2: don't have the penis to scrack you.
Speaker 4: Did he try. I don't let it di scrack you here?
Speaker 1: It me in life, It don't shake me anywhere. I'm
Speaker 1: focused man. So Kim Kardashian graduated after six years. She
Speaker 1: it took her a little minute because of COVID and
Speaker 1: her schedule and she gets a lot of like flack forward.
Speaker 1: People come at him about a lot of things. But
Speaker 1: this whole law school thing, people are like, girl, you're
Speaker 1: not ever going to really be a lawyer. You're Kim Kardashian.
Speaker 1: Let's not. But she actually did do it. So in California,
Speaker 1: you can complete a four year law office study program
Speaker 1: it's called Reading the Law instead of actually going to
Speaker 1: law school. And from here she can now go to
Speaker 1: try and pass the bar so that she can actually,
Speaker 1: you know, be an active practice and attorney. But I
Speaker 1: think people forget that her dad was a big attorney.
Speaker 1: It seems like this is something she wants to do,
Speaker 1: and she's actually been active in doing that. I think
Speaker 1: because she's Kim k and she'd be on Instagram and
Speaker 1: bikini who will be trying to play with her a
Speaker 1: little bit? And she's done a lot now she had
Speaker 1: a little ceremony in her backyard celebrating her graduation, and
Speaker 1: Van Jones was there and his video is getting a
Speaker 1: bit flight too. Let's take a listen thinking, Kim Kardashian.
Speaker 13: Six years ago, seven years ago, when you were working
Speaker 13: on criminal justice, you were not and raced by anybody.
Speaker 13: You were working with people who were thrown away off
Speaker 13: by their own families. You're working with people who were
Speaker 13: literally just one step from the graves.
Speaker 10: A household name on five continents, raised her hand, said
Speaker 10: she learned to help not when it was easy, but
Speaker 10: when it was hard, when it was at trendy. And
Speaker 10: as a result, when you say seventy thousand people are free,
Speaker 10: season rushed past that number. The First Step Act alone,
Speaker 10: which would have never been signed except for Kim Kardashian
Speaker 10: getting that snowball started as free forty thousand human beings.
Speaker 4: Yeah you got.
Speaker 3: I mean, you gotta salute Kim, but you also got
Speaker 3: to salute you know, a lot of the black eternities
Speaker 3: and activists that she worked with, Britney K. Barnett, my
Speaker 3: angel Cody, they've they've both been here on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Jessica Jackson, She's been here on the Breakfast Club as well.
Speaker 4: So yeah, I mean yeah, I mean I can't see
Speaker 4: her and not like Kim wasn't putting in work.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and Van Jones actually did mention them, and I
Speaker 1: believe Brittany was there as well. But I think some
Speaker 1: of the stuff, some of the stuff that Kim gets
Speaker 1: thrown at her is unwarranted because you need a lot
Speaker 1: of times when you're bringing up these cases that people
Speaker 1: don't want to talk about, you need a name that
Speaker 1: makes people be like, oh, okay, we care about this.
Speaker 1: And she she put her to get them interested, and
Speaker 1: she puts herself in her brand on the line to
Speaker 1: do that. So I'm not mad about it.
Speaker 4: And she didn't she know just leonard celebrity.
Speaker 3: She went back to school, she went to school, she
Speaker 3: got a degree in it now and she's actually working
Speaker 3: with the people who actually have been.
Speaker 4: Doing this work for a long time.
Speaker 3: Like to your point, laur you know, you amplify a
Speaker 3: Britney Barnet, You amplify me Andel Coldy, you amplify the
Speaker 3: work of Jessica Jackson is done just by being Kim Kardashian.
Speaker 4: So I ain't about to sit around and hate on.
Speaker 2: That and then she even then she like she went
Speaker 2: to school and then she she failed the bar and
Speaker 2: then went back and retook it or something.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, she did not give up, Like she went
Speaker 1: back and she this was something serious that she was
Speaker 1: passionate about. She wanted to do it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she was having issues with the baby bar Okay, yeah,
Speaker 2: but yeah, but that didn't stop her, is what I'm saying. Like,
Speaker 2: she this is something that she really wanted to do,
Speaker 2: and shout out to Van Jones for recognizing her and that.
Speaker 1: People love just grabbing and messling with it. I don't
Speaker 1: know what it is. Why are people to do that
Speaker 1: with Van Jones? They love making fun of him online.
Speaker 1: I don't know why.
Speaker 6: I love.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but he didn't even cry in this thing that.
Speaker 4: White people a lot, Yeah.
Speaker 1: He cries a lot. He didn't cry in this one
Speaker 1: though that I saw the videos, Chloe Kardashian posted no tears,
Speaker 1: so he got through it. But real quick, I thought
Speaker 1: that this was interesting. Amazon is giving refunds back right
Speaker 1: to different people. Are different people who've been shopping at
Speaker 1: Amazon over the years. Some of these refunds are going
Speaker 1: back as far as twenty eighteen, so following a recent
Speaker 1: internal review. Amazon said that they identified a very small
Speaker 1: subset of returns that they're going to issue a refund to,
Speaker 1: that they issue refund to without completing the payments. So
Speaker 1: these people got a refund, but they didn't get the money,
Speaker 1: and we could not verify that did the correct because
Speaker 1: they couldn't verify whether you got the correct correct item
Speaker 1: or if it was sent back to them, so nothing
Speaker 1: was issued. Now, I don't know if you've ever returned
Speaker 1: something on Amazon or not. Yes, but this is a hassle,
Speaker 1: so I really don't like to do it. I just
Speaker 1: resell what I want. Why you think it's hassle because
Speaker 1: you have to take it like a certain place.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you have to find a place first of all
Speaker 2: place and they have like these little off site little facilities.
Speaker 1: You gotta take and trust people to get it back
Speaker 1: to them.
Speaker 2: And then they take for able to give you your
Speaker 2: money back or to send you to give you the
Speaker 2: credit and to send you the stuff back.
Speaker 1: They actually have sometimes certain shoppers too. On there are
Speaker 1: like certain stories actually for pictures. Yes, the whole thing.
Speaker 1: I would take my refund back from twenty eighteen. Though
Speaker 1: I saw this, I thought this was interesting because I've
Speaker 1: had issues with Amazon and refunds and trying to get
Speaker 1: my money back on Amazon. But also you can send
Speaker 1: stuff back that it's easy to get the it's easy
Speaker 1: to send stuff back to You know how you used
Speaker 1: to return stuff at Nortrum and they wouldn't like check it.
Speaker 1: Nortrum had a very easy return policy. Amazon used to
Speaker 1: be like that. And I think they just caught up
Speaker 1: with all of us that was lying, All of us
Speaker 1: have been lying on the just caught up you.
Speaker 4: Were committing fraud.
Speaker 1: But you know what crazy all of us, all of them.
Speaker 2: She brought up that noise I used to hit up
Speaker 2: norse from Rack and then bring it back like I
Speaker 2: don't received what you're talking about.
Speaker 1: Money. So I think they've caught up with the people
Speaker 1: who weren't really supposed to be returning things, and now
Speaker 1: the money would never really deserve it. That's what this
Speaker 1: made me think of, Like, dang, they come from back
Speaker 1: in the day. Yes, you ain't never did that. No,
Speaker 1: he was out here smelling, selling and smoking crack.
Speaker 4: Wow, that's funny that you say that. Both of y'all
Speaker 4: look like y'all doing a buddy cop movie and you
Speaker 4: look like undercover cops. Both of y'all, y'all look like
Speaker 4: y'all look like y'all doing a buddy cop movie.
Speaker 3: And both of y'all look like under couple cops pulling
Speaker 3: up to somebody's trap and search of pounds of weed
Speaker 3: up talking about what.
Speaker 4: The hell, what the hell? Hey, hey guys, what the
Speaker 4: helly any of y'all got any gas? Whatever?
Speaker 1: Whatever?
Speaker 2: But dudes, with the days when I used to hit
Speaker 2: up Norseroums and Marshals and rows by the way off
Speaker 2: and I would and you know, we would gather of things.
Speaker 1: We would steal them and then bring it back and
Speaker 1: with no receipt.
Speaker 4: I was no.
Speaker 1: I was talking about like you could buy things.
Speaker 4: She just set you up, she went a wife. I
Speaker 4: told you that you ain't listening.
Speaker 1: Like you could buy people. I know, could buy things
Speaker 1: like ugs, and then like when your ugs was like
Speaker 1: too rand down because you was doing too much, you
Speaker 1: could take them back and get your money back or
Speaker 1: get a new pair of ugs. I wasn't talking about
Speaker 1: stealing jests. I don't even steal from Amazon turn things.
Speaker 1: And I just wanted people to know that they've caught
Speaker 1: up with good do.
Speaker 2: That And here you go, Oh my god, oh my god,
Speaker 2: and I've never bought no damn rugs, ran them down
Speaker 2: to the ground and returned them.
Speaker 1: You didn't used to be dancing at the parties back
Speaker 1: and the day. Not no damn ugs, Lauren. That's the
Speaker 1: delaware thing.
Speaker 4: Now she's about to report you. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: You thought you was on the side.
Speaker 3: You thought y'all was pulling up to this block to
Speaker 3: set other random people up, and she just set your
Speaker 3: ass up.
Speaker 1: Okay, my god, this story was so random, but it
Speaker 1: remembered reminded me of my childhood. I didn't mean to
Speaker 1: get you indeted, like Lawrene, like she's talking to nobody
Speaker 1: here had gas. But tell you what, Joe, Lauren was
Speaker 1: gonna be the way to carriedbody jammed up in the
Speaker 1: time it was. I said, there is no actually acquired
Speaker 1: for customers to receive the refunds. They have fixed the
Speaker 1: payment issue and they made processing changes to make it
Speaker 1: more prompts, so unresolved returns will be satisfied going forward. Nice, okay, nice.
Speaker 3: Well that was the latest with Lauren. When we come back,
Speaker 3: we have the people's choice mixed out of the pungement.
Speaker 1: That's right now. I need an expungement.
Speaker 4: But you call your governor. You know, the governor is
Speaker 4: your cousin, and you can't call him to get a.
Speaker 2: Pardon conflict of interest because he's my cousin. He can't
Speaker 2: pardon his cousin.
Speaker 1: Why not You didn't have spongement or a part of that?
Speaker 4: Girl both?
Speaker 1: Oh, I didn't know. I thought that was complication, no
Speaker 1: conflican interest.
Speaker 4: Goddamn it just didn't you.
Speaker 1: Know, complican answers, you know, a little confliction.
Speaker 2: So all right, part of his son exactly son, that's Biden.
Speaker 2: He's white and he was the president.
Speaker 4: Once the governor was more. Can do that for you?
Speaker 1: All right? Well, Happy birthday, Johnny gil My Mama girl
Speaker 1: Gemma five returns. Just going to jail and Johnny john
Speaker 1: to give birthday heavy birthday.
Speaker 4: Second Lord, it's the World's Most Dangerous Want to show
Speaker 4: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Wake if you're like into the breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's the world more Dangerous Morning show to Breakfast
Speaker 3: Club Sharlow me to God, Jesse, Marius.
Speaker 4: DJ ANDB is off today. Jeff, you are this weekend
Speaker 4: from Memorial Wig at Foxwoods.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be at the Fox Foxwoods Casino in Connecticut
Speaker 2: up there by Hartford, Connecticut and Bridgeport, Connecticut. Gets your
Speaker 2: tickets if you have not yet, y'all, y'all got twenty
Speaker 2: four more hours I will be doing meet and greet,
Speaker 2: and then Saturday I will be in Boston, Massachusetts at
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Speaker 2: promoting the show. But Connecticut and Boston this week, make
Speaker 2: sure y'all get y'all tickets. I see y'all tomorrow and Saturday,
Speaker 2: absolutely and listen.
Speaker 3: I want to say thank you to Don Staley for
Speaker 3: pulling out to day to the Breakfast Club. She has
Speaker 3: a new book out called Uncommon Favor. It is on
Speaker 3: my book in print, Black Privilege Publishing with Simon and
Speaker 3: Schuster and today New York City. I want to remind
Speaker 3: y'all that Don Staley is going to be at Barnes
Speaker 3: and Noble, Fifth Avenue, five to five to five Fifth Avenue,
Speaker 3: New York City at one pm. So if you want
Speaker 3: to get your copy of Uncommon Favor signed, if you
Speaker 3: haven't gotten a copy of Uncommon Favor yet, pull up
Speaker 3: the New York City Barnes and Noble today at one
Speaker 3: pm and get your book sign. And she'll be in
Speaker 3: Philly tomorrow too at the Enon Tabernacle at seven pm.
Speaker 3: And then next week she'll be in Columbia Thursday, May
Speaker 3: twenty ninth, she'll be at the R two I two
Speaker 3: Conference Center in Columbia at six pm. But today she's
Speaker 3: in New York City at one pm at the Barnes
Speaker 3: and Noble on Fifth Avenue.
Speaker 4: So go pull up on the icon living Don Staley.
Speaker 4: But that's it, jes I said, that's it. The positive note.
Speaker 1: You have to let me ask.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, what is the positive note?
Speaker 3: Well, Roger, Today's positive note is if you cannot love yourself,
Speaker 3: you cannot love others, and you cannot stand to see
Speaker 3: others love. Do you know where that comes from? A
Speaker 3: great book called The Seated the Soul by Gary Zukoff.
Speaker 3: You should listened to. It is Roger, your undercoverings when
Speaker 3: you when you undercover, pulling up to the block after
Speaker 3: for gas.
Speaker 1: I'm not I don't have to be Roger. I'm a woman.
Speaker 4: Oh, Robin, I meant to say Robin. Don't meant to
Speaker 4: say Robin. I'm like, damn, I said Roger, Robin, Robbie.
Speaker 2: Y'all look forward to the weather not being as great
Speaker 2: as it was last week. We got some temperatures in
Speaker 2: the fifties. It was forty eight degrees this morning, and
Speaker 2: it's rain all throughout the week.
Speaker 4: Where we're nationally syndicated? Where where in New York? Okay, okay, sorry,
Speaker 4: New York and New Jersey. What the hell is you
Speaker 4: talking about?
Speaker 1: I'm sorry in New York yard it's cold and it's rainy.
Speaker 4: So yes, it's the breakfast club.
Speaker 5: Breakfast Club bites.
Speaker 4: You don'na finish or y'all done.