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Speaker 4: It's really this.
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Speaker 7: Yo, Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 9: Feast to the planet is Thursday, Yes, and.
Speaker 7: Lauren Lorossa is back.
Speaker 6: Hey y'all, good morning are you. I's great, had a
Speaker 6: great time last night you went out last night?
Speaker 7: I didn't sleep, Hello cool bay.
Speaker 3: I literally didn't sleep.
Speaker 9: First of all, wanting I smell it smelled like a
Speaker 9: mini ball.
Speaker 6: I had the poor up a little hot toddy to
Speaker 6: get me together and wake me all the wow.
Speaker 7: I will say this though.
Speaker 10: Travis in Here, Travis our producer, one of our producers,
Speaker 10: sith her birthday party was last night. Travis in Here
Speaker 10: smelling like weed, bunkie and uh alcohol, he said, booky.
Speaker 10: He started talking to us like he was talking to
Speaker 10: us like it.
Speaker 7: Was the letout. He was like, yeah, what's up, good looking?
Speaker 9: What you're doing other than just waking up looking good
Speaker 9: with a little baige thing?
Speaker 3: And you know you was with it. You said, you're
Speaker 3: not nothing out here in the streets.
Speaker 7: That's it you.
Speaker 3: You walked over to the window.
Speaker 6: He said, yo, knok skin, you say, wow.
Speaker 7: Just out here, wow, keeping it together. Lord.
Speaker 11: The Russell is the only one here this morning at
Speaker 11: the respectable time.
Speaker 7: I would say, I got here this morning. Nobody was.
Speaker 7: It was just Red.
Speaker 3: I was like, what the hell is early today? I
Speaker 3: was here five thirty.
Speaker 4: That's well, you beat everybody else here.
Speaker 3: Don't do that to everybody.
Speaker 11: Well, you did beat everybody else, it's true, just being Red.
Speaker 11: I was like, the hell is everybody? But you had
Speaker 11: a good time last night with Samantha's birthday party.
Speaker 6: I did have a good Yes, she's a good time.
Speaker 6: We came in right when it started, like turning up
Speaker 6: to they was like counting on tables.
Speaker 4: Really, it's a good time.
Speaker 6: We missed everybody else. I didn't see drive. I didn't
Speaker 6: see anybody.
Speaker 1: We came.
Speaker 3: We got there like midnight.
Speaker 4: They ended at one.
Speaker 3: We made it, okay, alright, alright.
Speaker 11: Well today on the show, Leslie f and Jones will
Speaker 11: be joining us. Leslie Jones to be joining us. She
Speaker 11: has a book called Leslie Jones. That's right, So she'll
Speaker 11: be joining us when we're talking to her about her book.
Speaker 10: And you know, we always say that a black person
Speaker 10: owning a legal firearm in America and knowing how to
Speaker 10: use said firearm as a form.
Speaker 7: Of self care.
Speaker 10: Correct, So we have certified firearm instructor Robin Evans.
Speaker 7: Yes, she's the CEO of Chicks with Triggers. That's right.
Speaker 7: She'll be here to talk to us this morning as
Speaker 7: well too. That's right.
Speaker 4: You got your license?
Speaker 3: I don't, but I want to.
Speaker 4: You can get it in Delaware.
Speaker 9: You don't have a you mean gun license?
Speaker 6: Why wouldn't I have drivers? We learned to drive it
Speaker 6: like fifteen.
Speaker 7: Not legally. Not legally you get.
Speaker 3: A permit at fifteen sixteen?
Speaker 9: Okay, okay, what.
Speaker 3: About you got a drivers?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 3: Did you graduate from high school?
Speaker 12: Yes?
Speaker 7: About school?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 9: I graduated night school? Okay, yeah, two years behind schedule?
Speaker 7: I was.
Speaker 4: I was jasking about you gun permit?
Speaker 7: Do you have one?
Speaker 3: No? But I do want to get one.
Speaker 7: Though, Why don't you?
Speaker 3: It's a whole story and we were not getting into that.
Speaker 6: You gotta charge No, I don't, okay, I'm just asking
Speaker 6: my everything is expunged. I'm moving sponge this morning.
Speaker 11: All right, Well, when we come back, we got front
Speaker 11: page news, testling figure out will be joining us, and
Speaker 11: don't move.
Speaker 7: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 11: Good morning morning everybody. It's dj V, Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 11: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front
Speaker 11: page news. Laura la Rossa is here. I guest co
Speaker 11: hosted What Up tis?
Speaker 3: Good Morning Lauren, Good Morning, dj V and Charlemagne the God.
Speaker 11: Now Tonight in the NFL, the Panthers take on the
Speaker 11: Bears at eight fifteen Amazon Prime Video.
Speaker 4: Have you watched a game on Amazon Prime?
Speaker 10: Sholder, No, I have not wanted a game on Amazon
Speaker 10: Prime yet, but that's only because my cowboys have yet
Speaker 10: to play on Amazon Prime. But as soon as we
Speaker 10: play on a Thursday night on Amazon Prime, I shall
Speaker 10: be watching.
Speaker 7: Lauren, you're gonna watch.
Speaker 6: Football d I watched it last Sunday. Who you watch
Speaker 6: the Cowboys and the Eagles. Okay, you didn't watch that
Speaker 6: was I was eating crabs.
Speaker 3: I wasn't only paying attention.
Speaker 9: It was just on.
Speaker 10: Okay, we got a couple of Thursday night games coming up, though,
Speaker 10: we play We played the Redskins on the Thursday night
Speaker 10: and we played Seattle on the Thursday night. Actually on
Speaker 10: that one will be on prime video. Okay, yeah, the
Speaker 10: one against Seattle be on prime video.
Speaker 4: But let's get to the Republican debate recap last night.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a lot to unpack. I wish I could unpack
Speaker 3: it all.
Speaker 6: But Senator Tim Scott he led with about nineteen minutes
Speaker 6: so speaking time, so he spoke the most. Former Jersey
Speaker 6: former Governor Chris Christy had the least amount of speaking time,
Speaker 6: around sixteen minutes.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna give you guys a few highlights.
Speaker 6: There were so many vivid Ramasami and Nikki Haley clearly
Speaker 6: went back and forth all night. She clearly seen as
Speaker 6: somebody that folks you know, or at least he wanted
Speaker 6: to take down because she's rising in the polls. First,
Speaker 6: he says she was Dick Cheney and three Inchiells, and
Speaker 6: Nikki responded that no, actually they're five inches and she
Speaker 6: does not wear them as a fashion statement, but as ammunition.
Speaker 6: But then they continue to go back and forth about
Speaker 6: a disagreement about TikTok.
Speaker 3: He mentioned her daughter and she wasn't having it. Let's
Speaker 3: take a listen.
Speaker 7: How do you get TikTok band if you use it?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 14: I want to laugh at why Nicki Haley didn't answer
Speaker 14: your question, which is about looking at families in the eye.
Speaker 14: And the last debate, she made fun of me for
Speaker 14: actually joining TikTok while her own daughter was actually using
Speaker 14: the app for a long time. So you might want
Speaker 14: to take care of your family first. My daughter, the
Speaker 14: next generation of Americans are using it, and that's actually
Speaker 14: the point. You have her supporters cropping her up. That's fine,
Speaker 14: here's the truth. The easy answer is actually to say
Speaker 14: that we're just going to ban one app.
Speaker 7: We got to go further. Leave my daughter out of
Speaker 7: your voice.
Speaker 2: You just.
Speaker 9: Sho leave my daughter out of your voice, not your mouth,
Speaker 9: not on you. That's how you know, That's how you
Speaker 9: know she's from South Carolina. You're gonna get close to that.
Speaker 7: I may not say mouth, but you know what I mean.
Speaker 7: You know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Your voice.
Speaker 6: Folks saw that I'm completely unnecessary. But then there was, uh,
Speaker 6: you know, a two different opinions on abortion. Speaking of
Speaker 6: South Carolina, I want you to hear Nikki Haley's position
Speaker 6: compared to Tim Scott's position them As we know when
Speaker 6: we covered the election results yesterday, that abortion was definitely
Speaker 6: they're looking at that as a litmus test, and so
Speaker 6: Republicans are still trying to figure out where they stand
Speaker 6: on the issue.
Speaker 3: And I want you to hear these two different opinions.
Speaker 15: Post row, a wrong was made right.
Speaker 16: They took it out of the hands of unelected justices
Speaker 16: and they put it.
Speaker 15: In the hands of the people. And now we're saying
Speaker 15: states vote.
Speaker 16: And what I'll tell you is, as much as I'm
Speaker 16: pro life, I don't judge anyone for being pro choice,
Speaker 16: and I don't want them to judge me for being
Speaker 16: pro life.
Speaker 15: So when we're looking at this, there are some states
Speaker 15: that are going more on the.
Speaker 16: Pro life side. I welcome that there's states that are
Speaker 16: going more on the pro choice side. I wish that
Speaker 16: wasn't the case, but the people decided. But when it
Speaker 16: comes to the federal law, which is what's being debated here,
Speaker 16: be honest, it's going to take sixty Senate votes, a
Speaker 16: majority of the House, and a president to sign it.
Speaker 16: So we haven't had sixty Senate votes in over one
Speaker 16: hundred years.
Speaker 15: We might have forty five pro life senators.
Speaker 16: So no Republican president can ban abortions any more than
Speaker 16: a Democrat president can ban these state laws.
Speaker 15: So let's find consensus.
Speaker 13: I would certainly, as president of the United States, have
Speaker 13: a fifteen week national limit. I would not allow states
Speaker 13: like California, Illinois, or New York to have abortion up
Speaker 13: until the day of birth.
Speaker 6: So yeah, abortion was an issue. There was also a
Speaker 6: lot discussed on foreign policy. We know, Nikki Haley's a
Speaker 6: former United Nations ambassador, so she had a lot to
Speaker 6: say about that. Her and DeSantis went back and forth
Speaker 6: with China. I urge everybody to go listen to it.
Speaker 6: I wish I could cover it all. But what I
Speaker 6: found interested is at the end I watched it on CNN.
Speaker 6: They've been polling these Iowa voters, the same voters after
Speaker 6: each debate. This was the third one, and you can
Speaker 6: literally see how they've switched their position, and a lot
Speaker 6: of they had to do with where Trump stands.
Speaker 3: You know, in his criminal charges.
Speaker 6: Last night, they said that Haley came in first, the
Speaker 6: Santas was a strong second. They see the race between
Speaker 6: these two. But what I find interesting, guys, is no
Speaker 6: one wants to believe the polls when it comes to
Speaker 6: Joe Biden. You know, they say, don't believe the polls,
Speaker 6: but everybody wants to believe the polls when it comes
Speaker 6: to Trump. And I think if folks are going to
Speaker 6: throw poles out the window, then don't assume that Donald
Speaker 6: Trump will be the nominee. The voters in the room
Speaker 6: said that they would love to vote for Donald Trump,
Speaker 6: but they would not vote for him to be the
Speaker 6: nominee because of his criminal charges. So this race could
Speaker 6: very well be Joe Biden or whoever the Democrats select
Speaker 6: is their nominee against the Santis or Nikki Haley. And
Speaker 6: so that is the larger question, you know that I
Speaker 6: think folks are missing. They're just assuming it's going to
Speaker 6: be Trump, and he still has to become the nominee
Speaker 6: before folks are saying who's the best person to run
Speaker 6: against Trump?
Speaker 9: That's very true.
Speaker 10: The Borigi conversation was interesting too, because it felt like,
Speaker 10: you know, Nikki Haley refused to commit to any specific
Speaker 10: abortion band, and I'm pretty sure that's because abortion is
Speaker 10: kicking their ass at the polls. That's right, and that's
Speaker 10: not gonna fly because you know, scripting away people's rights
Speaker 10: to do anything is not gonna fly because you may
Speaker 10: not care about, you know, forks, people's right to get
Speaker 10: an abortion being script away, but it won't stop at abortion.
Speaker 10: I'm not supporting anyone who is for taking people's rights
Speaker 10: to do anything a way because it starts. It starts
Speaker 10: at abortion, but it ain't gonna stop there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I feel she was pretty strong in a position
Speaker 6: because she says she's not. She said, you can't ban it,
Speaker 6: so let the states decide.
Speaker 12: She was to me.
Speaker 6: I heard her being very clear about being pro life,
Speaker 6: but she says she's not gonna sell this dream that
Speaker 6: the federal government could do anything about it, because they
Speaker 6: don't have the votes to do anything about it. So
Speaker 6: what's the point of standing up there saying we need
Speaker 6: to ban it? Knowing good and well, you can't. And
Speaker 6: that was Tim Scott's position.
Speaker 9: So she said she would only sign a bill that
Speaker 9: can get through Congress.
Speaker 6: Right, and she knows it can't, so you know, so yes,
Speaker 6: kicking the ass at the post. So republic gotta figure out.
Speaker 6: I just want people to remember, don't assume that Trump
Speaker 6: will be the nominee, because these voters are changing their
Speaker 6: position on Trump. So whoever Biden has to be prepared
Speaker 6: to run against the Santas are possibly Nikki Haley.
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Speaker 7: Sean Stone. What's up?
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Speaker 7: Hello. Who's this? Well?
Speaker 5: Envy?
Speaker 18: You know the vibes mellow, mellow?
Speaker 7: What's up? Mellow?
Speaker 18: What's the word?
Speaker 7: What's up?
Speaker 18: Uncle Charlotte?
Speaker 7: How you feeling mellow? How you doing?
Speaker 5: King?
Speaker 12: Life is amazing?
Speaker 18: It is what it should be missed lawing morosa llll
Speaker 18: cool Bay?
Speaker 12: How you doing?
Speaker 3: I'm doing great?
Speaker 7: How are you your boy up here too?
Speaker 2: Who?
Speaker 18: Who's my boy?
Speaker 19: Hello?
Speaker 18: Traf Yo travels the word bro brodull fact I told Boom,
Speaker 18: I'm let me get this off my chest real quick, man,
Speaker 18: I need to spread some positive vibes for all the
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Speaker 18: take care of your girl, because the streets is trashed.
Speaker 18: These women is out here posting up haul aid. They're
Speaker 18: drinking like lawnmow mechanics. Like I'm tired of it. I'm
Speaker 18: about to marry an immigrant for fifty games. Enough is enough, bro,
Speaker 18: this is trash.
Speaker 10: You gotta find you a nice queen to settle down. Mellow,
Speaker 10: I'm all for that, man. Black men don't cheat for well.
Speaker 7: Why black women at that?
Speaker 3: You said, we are here drinking like.
Speaker 20: What lawnmower mechanics mechanics like drinking more than the men
Speaker 20: posting up, Paul, Lady, y'all better than I was, like.
Speaker 5: What's going on?
Speaker 10: Like somebody was cutting grass this morning? By mellow, all
Speaker 10: the ladies went out partying last night.
Speaker 7: At sim seem a party. It does smell like somebody
Speaker 7: was cutting grass.
Speaker 9: I thought that when I.
Speaker 7: Walked he really did.
Speaker 3: He did come here and say it sounds like liquor
Speaker 3: don is Who's you walking?
Speaker 4: I'm like, what the hello?
Speaker 7: Who's this?
Speaker 9: All right?
Speaker 19: Me?
Speaker 12: What up? All right? I just wanted just to just
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Speaker 3: He Sound'm not happy.
Speaker 7: I'm not happy at all. Hello, who's this?
Speaker 21: H h?
Speaker 12: Yes?
Speaker 7: Thirds what brother? Get off your chest?
Speaker 12: Man, I'm just paring of how people reached out to
Speaker 12: you when another won't something. The thron't like just called
Speaker 12: to check up phone.
Speaker 7: You were just see what's the okay you?
Speaker 4: How you doing though, since nobody calls you?
Speaker 7: How you doing?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 20: I mean I'm doing good, but the same like I'm
Speaker 20: the person who's got a people that at the time.
Speaker 20: But it's like, man, I don't get no calls on the.
Speaker 18: Like I have broke my kilis the last year.
Speaker 12: I ain't getting no none of that.
Speaker 10: You want you want to give us your numbers? We
Speaker 10: can call you every now and then just to say
Speaker 10: what's up? Keep your spirits high?
Speaker 18: I don't will Charlotte man calling me you too?
Speaker 17: Damn?
Speaker 7: Maybe you just got it tight.
Speaker 9: I was just calling to keep your spirits up. Man,
Speaker 9: you know what I'm saying, But don't.
Speaker 12: Just messing with now I'm off.
Speaker 4: Damn sorry, well number said, what's the number?
Speaker 7: Traps up here?
Speaker 12: You know trap?
Speaker 19: Nah?
Speaker 12: No, I ain't hit the trap.
Speaker 7: You're not pick picking up a trap, putting down?
Speaker 11: Get it off your chest. Eight hundred and five eight
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Speaker 11: on the way where we're talking about.
Speaker 6: Yes, we are going to get into Frank Ocean snippet
Speaker 6: that drops in cal Mitchell was hospitalized.
Speaker 11: All right, we'll get into all that when we come back.
Speaker 11: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Morning everybody.
Speaker 11: It's DJ n V Charlamagne to God. We are the
Speaker 11: Breakfast Club. Lauren la Roast is here. She's our guest
Speaker 11: co host today and let's get to the rooms.
Speaker 17: Here from.
Speaker 6: Report, I think a lot of people will recognize the
Speaker 6: voice in the name on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: Lauren came in hot.
Speaker 6: So Frank Ocean fans are going crazy right now. He
Speaker 6: released a snippet of a song. Fans don't know if
Speaker 6: this means that there'll be new music in twenty twenty
Speaker 6: four or if he's just giving them something to live for,
Speaker 6: but their on Instagram and Twitter everywhere going up.
Speaker 3: Let's take a listen to the snippet. First, it'll come
Speaker 3: back faction expect for me.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, got boundaries that's just as gooding in between us.
Speaker 1: And then choose and we both got options. Listen actions, sex, conscientation,
Speaker 1: one action thing mean, but it's not batten into me.
Speaker 1: I'm down down with you, and I figured you're going.
Speaker 3: Out with thinking y'all get Have you never seen y'all
Speaker 3: more unimpressed?
Speaker 4: Sound like a reference tractor.
Speaker 3: I've never seen y'all more unimpressed. Let me hear it.
Speaker 10: I am un impressed. You can't be gone for ten
Speaker 10: plus years and give folk snippets. We don't even know
Speaker 10: if that record is good. It doesn't sound great from
Speaker 10: the snippet. But once again, you can't be gone from
Speaker 10: for ten plus years and just give your fans a snippet.
Speaker 4: Sound like a French track. It sounds like he was practicing.
Speaker 3: Why put it on Instagram?
Speaker 6: Then he knows what he is like he's doing because
Speaker 6: people he it's been I think he dropped blind. What
Speaker 6: twenty sixteen since blonde dropped? Yeah, blin with one twenty sixteen,
Speaker 6: and he's done like small stuff since the Remember he
Speaker 6: did the mess.
Speaker 9: I don't remember Blonde being that good.
Speaker 10: I remember Channel Orange being good, and I remember the
Speaker 10: Nostalgia Ultru being good. I don't remember Blonde being that good.
Speaker 3: I think with Frank Ocean, it just depends on how
Speaker 3: you're feeling in the moment. His fans are excited. They're like,
Speaker 3: oh my god, the Goat is back.
Speaker 6: New music is coming, which I also think is crazy too,
Speaker 6: because the last time we saw him, they ran him
Speaker 6: off the stage at Coachella. He said he wasn't coming
Speaker 6: back week d two because of doctor's advice, because of
Speaker 6: like a foot or ankle injury or something. That first
Speaker 6: performance week in one was so horrible. They talked about
Speaker 6: that boy for like seven days online. After losing his brother.
Speaker 6: He was like, this is the first time I'm back
Speaker 6: at Coachella since losing my brother. Ain't even laughed him
Speaker 6: off the stage because the performance was bad. And then
Speaker 6: he drops this. Now everybody showing him so much love.
Speaker 6: I don't know people so fickle.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean, I'm not mad at you having fans.
Speaker 10: He's clearly got a core fan base. You know that
Speaker 10: that loves his music, you know what I mean. But
Speaker 10: to the rest of us, he seems overrated.
Speaker 6: Overrated is a bit harsh for Frank Ocean is talented.
Speaker 10: The rest of us, we don't understand the hype. I'm
Speaker 10: not saying he's not talented to the prepeople who are
Speaker 10: not his or fa correct, He's just like, okay, what's
Speaker 10: what's the hype?
Speaker 6: Like what's tae? All right, Well, we're gonna move on
Speaker 6: because I don't know it. Just the snippet didn't hold
Speaker 6: me either, but we'll see what happens. So I didn't
Speaker 6: say it was wag oh I thought you said it
Speaker 6: was No you you said it was wack. I just
Speaker 6: don't sound good based off the snippet.
Speaker 3: But they don't give me anything.
Speaker 4: It doesn't sound like a finished song to me.
Speaker 6: I don't understand why he would drop that. He dropped
Speaker 6: it like it was like a swipe through dump on Instagram.
Speaker 7: I could never critique that just based off a snippet.
Speaker 9: But it don't sound good based off the snippet.
Speaker 7: You wanted me to. I could critique that horrible.
Speaker 18: I hated it.
Speaker 3: Send them back home, please take his mic.
Speaker 9: Okay, I agree with you. What else he got.
Speaker 6: Jennifer Hudson has finally confirmed that she is dating Common.
Speaker 6: She had a conversation with gel King. Let's let's listen
Speaker 6: to it and we'll get into it personally.
Speaker 17: It's Jennifer doing well. Word on the street as you're
Speaker 17: very happy.
Speaker 11: I am very very nice relationship with someone who shall
Speaker 11: remain nameless.
Speaker 3: So I think it's more sophisticated than Okay, it's a situation.
Speaker 8: Situations, it's not an entanglement.
Speaker 7: That's what I'm trying to say.
Speaker 6: Definitely, that's sure that relationship is over. Now what you
Speaker 6: mean y'all know how Common get down?
Speaker 7: I've just seen them holding hands.
Speaker 6: They were out just holding hands recently, which is a
Speaker 6: big deal for them because they've always been like spotted together,
Speaker 6: but we never seen them like no PDA. They were
Speaker 6: like really holding hands, like they locked in.
Speaker 9: How does Common get down? Alonge, you said it's over
Speaker 9: what happened.
Speaker 6: Every single time he's dating somebody, and then it hits
Speaker 6: where we know and the woman's happy. She sounds like, oh,
Speaker 6: don't play with me. It's not an entanglement.
Speaker 3: This is serious.
Speaker 6: It's sophisticated. It ends Tiffany Hatti ish like it's over now.
Speaker 6: And I don't know why she shared this. She should
Speaker 6: have kept it private and peaceful and happy.
Speaker 7: Who you think does more short term rentals? Lori Harvey
Speaker 7: are common? Damn mmm?
Speaker 6: I think they might be about even Lord Harvey gets
Speaker 6: more like like gets she gets hated more for it.
Speaker 12: She does what?
Speaker 3: Yes, they drag her, drag Common Lauren.
Speaker 9: I dropped Laurie. Yeah, yeah, I dropped clothes bomb for
Speaker 9: Laurid Hay all the time.
Speaker 6: Let's do it right now, because that was going at
Speaker 6: her the other day. I drop on the clothes lawyer
Speaker 6: because if Common can I mean grained.
Speaker 7: Drop a bomb for Common. And if you're gonna drop bomb.
Speaker 3: Form, everything don't got to be about equality.
Speaker 7: And I thought everything was about equality.
Speaker 3: No, sometimes you just gotta let the women have it.
Speaker 6: My point is, though, is that normally with Common from
Speaker 6: what I've watched from his relationships, once we start learning
Speaker 6: about it and seeing them publicly, it just goes down here.
Speaker 6: I don't know if the pressure isn't right for him
Speaker 6: or like what happens, but because I thought him and
Speaker 6: Tiffanyatis were probably going to be married and.
Speaker 10: Then boom and so he said soon as the woman
Speaker 10: makes it public, walks out of the situation.
Speaker 3: What crip walks out of day?
Speaker 7: Damn.
Speaker 6: We talked about this, remember the love bombing? What do
Speaker 6: they call it love bombing? Because it doesn't it seem
Speaker 6: like Jennifer Hunton is like really happy. It seems very serious.
Speaker 9: I have no idea. I don't be paying no attention.
Speaker 3: You didn't just listen to the clip.
Speaker 7: I heard the clip. Yeah, I'm saying general telling.
Speaker 4: The truth hee me knowing what we'd be saying at all.
Speaker 7: You just know you just want it to sound she'd
Speaker 7: be so happy.
Speaker 17: I don't know.
Speaker 3: She did sound it very happy, is what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: She did.
Speaker 9: I like Jennifer.
Speaker 7: She really does have a cheek ot for her talk show.
Speaker 10: She was travel saying earlier, because as soon as like
Speaker 10: the crowd gets a little dull, it's not a good show.
Speaker 9: She just grabbed that mic and starts singing.
Speaker 6: They said, I hope that's the same model in that relationship,
Speaker 6: because coming don't stick around. Why are we not trying
Speaker 6: to be honest about comed he doesn't stick around.
Speaker 9: I don't know like that.
Speaker 3: I don't know him either.
Speaker 6: I just know from the patterns I'm watching Jesus, and
Speaker 6: y'all have opinions on if we were talking about Laury Harvey,
Speaker 6: y'all will have opinions because.
Speaker 9: Of Laura Alby is the offer of act like a lady,
Speaker 9: think like a nigga. I ain't got no problem with
Speaker 9: big lawyer.
Speaker 6: Y'all saw they said, I if you want to Laurier
Speaker 6: Harvey's friends and so that's the hardest friendship to be
Speaker 6: in because every man's off limits because she didn't have everybody.
Speaker 9: I love that for her to date, probably get her.
Speaker 9: It's Laury Harvey, lauryd different, Laurid build different. Don't play
Speaker 9: with Laurid. Laurie the only person taking her daddy's deviceman
Speaker 9: in books and it's working. All the information is right
Speaker 9: for you don't know, y'all, but y'all not reading it.
Speaker 7: Laurie.
Speaker 3: Is there an audio version of that book?
Speaker 7: Yes, I'm sure that cost It is probably read by Laurie.
Speaker 4: Well, that is your rumor report.
Speaker 11: Now when we come back, we got front page news
Speaker 11: and next hour Leslie Jones will be joining us.
Speaker 4: They don't move. It's to breakfast club in the morning.
Speaker 7: The breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same
Speaker 7: morning everybody.
Speaker 11: It's DJ V and Charlemagne the God. We are the
Speaker 11: breakfast Club. Laura la Rosa is here and let's get
Speaker 11: in some front page news.
Speaker 4: What up tis?
Speaker 3: What's going on? DJ Envy, Good morning, Lauren and Charlemagne
Speaker 3: to God.
Speaker 11: Now the Panthers take on the bed tonight in the
Speaker 11: NFL Amazon Prime video at eight fifteen if you have
Speaker 11: Amazon Prime and let's jump right into it. I just
Speaker 11: heard that the cold Captain, the Black brother, and the
Speaker 11: Montgomery Riverfront boar was charged.
Speaker 7: How you charge him?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're gonna have to help me make this make sense.
Speaker 6: Yes, guys, the guy, the black guy that threw his
Speaker 6: hat up in the air, is now being charged with
Speaker 6: degree to assault.
Speaker 3: Take a listen to the report.
Speaker 22: Well more than three months after the Montgomery Riverfront brawl,
Speaker 22: charges have been filed against the Riverboats co captain. Online
Speaker 22: court record show Damien Pickett is charged with third degree assault.
Speaker 22: CNN is reporting that in a new complaint, one of
Speaker 22: the original defendant, Zachary Shipman, alleges he was not attempting
Speaker 22: to fight picket all during an argument over a dockside
Speaker 22: parking spot. Shipman says he was only defending himself and
Speaker 22: suffered a bruise the cheekbone after Picket paunched him in
Speaker 22: the face. That altercation quickly grew to an all out brawl,
Speaker 22: all captured on video, igniting a social media firestorm. Shipman
Speaker 22: was previously charged with assaulting Picket and is scheduled to
Speaker 22: go on trial later this month.
Speaker 3: He has pled not guilty. Picket has not yet entered
Speaker 3: a plea.
Speaker 10: Montgomery does have self defense laws, like, he was clearly
Speaker 10: being attacked, He clearly was being linked, so he defended
Speaker 10: himself and then good Samaritans came to his aid, like
Speaker 10: what's the problems?
Speaker 6: Yeah, you see how they slid it in three months
Speaker 6: later though, y'all did y'all notice that, you know, after
Speaker 6: all of the conversation was about it, everybody was paying attention.
Speaker 6: This is why it's important that we continue to follow
Speaker 6: these stories because if this had happened at the beginning,
Speaker 6: a lot of people would have rallied around this. So
Speaker 6: what basically is happening is they're saying that one of
Speaker 6: the guys, Zachary Shipman, that wasn't the one that hit
Speaker 6: him first. Zachary Shipman is one of the white men
Speaker 6: that were involved. You know, when when all when every
Speaker 6: everything started happening, and Shipman is saying that he was
Speaker 6: defending himself against pigment. But to your point, Charlemagne, in
Speaker 6: the fact that that that the black guy was hit
Speaker 6: first in the very beginning, everything after that should have
Speaker 6: been self defense.
Speaker 3: But that's not what they're saying.
Speaker 10: Yeah, knew was going to spend it though, you know
Speaker 10: the well, not only that you under the rest, you
Speaker 10: under the rest. You know what I mean, if you
Speaker 10: feel like you're being jumped, all you're doing is just
Speaker 10: swinging job. He was being jumped like do his job,
Speaker 10: and the numerous of white people came up to him.
Speaker 7: And he just was defending you.
Speaker 9: If you're being jumped, you just swinging. You just trying
Speaker 9: to get out of this situation. But I knew that
Speaker 9: if you if you watched the video, yeah, there was
Speaker 9: plenty of people who didn't necessarily hit this person who
Speaker 9: got hit by somebody else.
Speaker 11: But if you don't want to action, don't come over
Speaker 11: here because because I gotta you know, I'm getting jumped,
Speaker 11: So anybody who wants that action, I'm thinking it's coming
Speaker 11: to jump me.
Speaker 10: Here's the thing, though, regardless of what the consequences were
Speaker 10: for what those individuals did.
Speaker 9: I'm glad they did it, So you just have to
Speaker 9: deal with whatever comes your way.
Speaker 11: But he shouldn't get charged because now he might lose
Speaker 11: his job. There's other things that come with being charge
Speaker 11: and being wrestled.
Speaker 9: Well, you gotta flip it on the other side, tho,
Speaker 9: because there's plenty of white there's white people who were
Speaker 9: swinging on black people who didn't necessarily hit them either.
Speaker 11: Yeah, but it all started because all he was trying
Speaker 11: to do is don't do anything. I get what you're saying,
Speaker 11: but it's different. Those white people started something that didn't
Speaker 11: need to be Starting.
Speaker 7: Of white people started something, not all of them. But
Speaker 7: do you join in. I'm defending myself.
Speaker 9: That's not how it works.
Speaker 7: It does, it doesn't.
Speaker 9: You know, that's how it should work, But that's not
Speaker 9: how it works.
Speaker 7: Forget what you think the law should be. The law
Speaker 7: is what it is, you know.
Speaker 10: But I'm just happy that even with that, I want
Speaker 10: people to be willing to deal with the consequence of
Speaker 10: the ass because guess what, sometimes things like that are
Speaker 10: gonna happen. If I'm not gonna sit around and watch
Speaker 10: somebody be attacked I'm gonna get involved, and.
Speaker 7: Guess what if I catch a charge with that, so
Speaker 7: be it. But he was the one that was going
Speaker 7: to catch a charge.
Speaker 6: But he was the one being need to give them
Speaker 6: a national holiday. I don't care about these charges. All
Speaker 6: them people looked like and I hope that lawyer says
Speaker 6: it in court.
Speaker 11: No, he was the one that was being attacked. And
Speaker 11: if people are keep coming up to him, he don't
Speaker 11: know who's who's. He thinks that everybody's fighting.
Speaker 7: By the way, he's probably gonna be by the way,
Speaker 7: he's probably going to be. You know, we totally agree.
Speaker 6: I hear what both of you guys are saying, Like,
Speaker 6: you know, the three six MABI they said take the charge.
Speaker 6: You know, I'm willing to take the charge. So but
Speaker 6: I hear what you're saying and be like, why should
Speaker 6: there be a charge in the first place? He was
Speaker 6: his business. Yeah, but this is this is the guy
Speaker 6: that didn't hit him first. But still it's not a
Speaker 6: battle way at first. I'm swinging on everybody, but I
Speaker 6: do want to make sure that I'm driving a point
Speaker 6: home on how we have to remember. I covered an
Speaker 6: update on the Montgomery roll earlier this week when folks
Speaker 6: talk about this and then they just go on to
Speaker 6: the next thing. The point we also need to see
Speaker 6: is how they slide this in, you know, three months later,
Speaker 6: after all the conversation has gone. So as another reminder,
Speaker 6: Reggie Ray, who is the chairman, that is a black
Speaker 6: guy to hit everybody with a chair. He will be
Speaker 6: going for trial on November sixteenth, so I'll be following
Speaker 6: that as well.
Speaker 7: By the way, we knew he was getting charged. We
Speaker 7: knew that though that brother was mine, he was actually
Speaker 7: working doing his doing the same thing.
Speaker 10: This man picked up that chair and anybody could get
Speaker 10: it white, bottom line, the same thing because they did
Speaker 10: the same exact They jumped into the action, so did.
Speaker 11: The guy with the black The black brother was doing
Speaker 11: his job and he was attacked. He was assaulted chair.
Speaker 7: The guy with the chair. The guy with the chair
Speaker 7: was helping the brother out.
Speaker 9: This man, this man took that chair and he started
Speaker 9: swinging on any white person that was in the We
Speaker 9: watched that video. When we saw that dude hit that
Speaker 9: one with that chair, he was like, that was different things.
Speaker 9: That woman had nothing to do with with.
Speaker 11: With him, right, But the thought his swinging the brother
Speaker 11: was working, He was doing his job and to him,
Speaker 11: but they hit him first. They attacked him first when
Speaker 11: he threw up his hat. They hit him first, They
Speaker 11: assaulted him.
Speaker 7: The person that he's being charged with hitting is not
Speaker 7: one of the people who hit him.
Speaker 11: Right, But once you come in my zone after you're jumping, man,
Speaker 11: am I supposed to be like, wait a minute, did
Speaker 11: you hit me or you tried?
Speaker 13: Like?
Speaker 9: That's the same thing with the person with the chair.
Speaker 7: It's a mob at that point. Swing that's why he
Speaker 7: got charged. That's different.
Speaker 3: Well, I do want to I do want to make
Speaker 3: a correction on that.
Speaker 6: The white man is he is also facing assault charges
Speaker 6: as well, so he but it was who hit who first.
Speaker 3: Basically charging everybody all all charges matter.
Speaker 6: They're just going across the board saying everybody, everybody gonna
Speaker 6: get something, the white man, the black man, everybody.
Speaker 3: You know that that they basically just going across across
Speaker 3: the board.
Speaker 6: So yeah, the white man and his girlfriend were charged,
Speaker 6: but he was not the one that hit him first.
Speaker 6: The one that had you know, that made him throw
Speaker 6: the hat up. It was another her white guy. It
Speaker 6: it started, it started off, and I'm sure.
Speaker 10: It all get worked out in court nine times. All
Speaker 10: this stuff will get dropped to Yah. Yeah, not the
Speaker 10: guy of the channel. He going to get me.
Speaker 7: He's gonna get something he gets. Let's smart.
Speaker 3: A good conversation, so we'll give you more tomorrow.
Speaker 7: All right.
Speaker 11: When we come back, Leslie fin Jones will be joining us,
Speaker 11: Leslie Jones. She has a new book, Leslie f and Jones.
Speaker 11: We're gonna talk to him when we come back.
Speaker 7: She don't move. It's the Breakfast Logan Morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Morning.
Speaker 7: Everybody is dj n V charlamagnea God. We are to
Speaker 7: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 11: We got a special guests in the building, Leslie Jones,
Speaker 11: Leslie Jones, Ladies and gentlemen, welcome.
Speaker 7: Good morning, hair, Heir, heir, how are you feeling?
Speaker 17: I'm good. I was looking for Jess.
Speaker 7: You know she's she got shows in Detroit this week.
Speaker 7: I thought she's gonna be here, socking key kid, that's
Speaker 7: my girl.
Speaker 9: You met Jeffy book.
Speaker 7: Are you kidding me?
Speaker 12: Yes?
Speaker 7: And she is so funny. I gotta say that, she's
Speaker 7: one of my favorite people on Instagram. I love her.
Speaker 7: She always makes me laugh so funny. What kind of
Speaker 7: jewels do you give the young female stand ups?
Speaker 9: Like Jess.
Speaker 2: Oh well, Jess, she don't need nothing, she gets it
Speaker 2: like this is the one thing I love about Jess, though,
Speaker 2: is that she's confident enough to be like very sexy
Speaker 2: and still do come and see.
Speaker 7: When I was coming up, it was just the rule
Speaker 7: just you know, okay, I'll put it like this.
Speaker 2: Women comedians have to go through a certain thing, Like
Speaker 2: if I dress sexy and walk on stage for five minutes,
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna be hurt because when I walk on stage,
Speaker 2: the first thing is you're gonna get the women going
Speaker 2: that she thinks she's cute, and then they gonna look.
Speaker 7: At the man and be like ooh does he think?
Speaker 7: Does he want to her? And then you got the.
Speaker 2: Mat So that's five minutes of going to like all
Speaker 2: that happens. So I used to just do the T shirt, jeans,
Speaker 2: tenice you so you can pay attention to me. But
Speaker 2: the thing I like about her is that she don't
Speaker 2: give her like she gonna go up there and she
Speaker 2: gonna do her fun and she's gonna do her and
Speaker 2: I like that. What I always give young women is
Speaker 2: to you don't have to prove that you're a woman
Speaker 2: like Jess does go on stage and do it, which,
Speaker 2: like you, she doesn't have to prove she's a woman.
Speaker 2: Like a lot of female comics write like period jokes
Speaker 2: or this jokes. If you can make them funny, that's different.
Speaker 2: Just be yourself, you know.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, that's what I would just like, always keep writing,
Speaker 7: don't stay on the same thing. You should refresh your
Speaker 7: set a lot. You should always be writing new jokes
Speaker 7: and and and anything that you think is funny. It's
Speaker 7: definitely something you should go on stage and try.
Speaker 10: What advice would you give her about having a permanent
Speaker 10: gig on top of the stand up, like you know,
Speaker 10: just say.
Speaker 7: A daily show or a daily radio show, like you mean,
Speaker 7: like this show should be here for now that one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would say to keep doing what she's doing
Speaker 2: because see, to me, Jess is gonna bring you numbers,
Speaker 2: Jess is gonna bring.
Speaker 7: You a whole different and no on y'all.
Speaker 2: But y'all all men, y'all, and y'all don't know about bitches,
Speaker 2: trust me, I'll listen to you. You don't know nothing
Speaker 2: about nothing, not a thing right, and and to me,
Speaker 2: when Jess is on here, she really be like, you know,
Speaker 2: doing her thing.
Speaker 7: You know, I really like her responses.
Speaker 2: She's not scared of y'all, So I would tell her
Speaker 2: to continue because she one thing I like about her.
Speaker 2: I bet you she gets the numbers because she continuously
Speaker 2: put that context out.
Speaker 7: I bet you she gets the numbers. That's somebody y'all
Speaker 7: need on it.
Speaker 9: She's a coaching shifting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you want to do you really do need to
Speaker 2: like and bring some youth to this room. I'm not
Speaker 2: like again, I'm not insulting you. Yes you are, but
Speaker 2: I'm not insulting, but you're not lying. But bring some
Speaker 2: of that because this is this is the breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Y'all been here for a while and you should be
Speaker 2: here for some more time. But the only way to
Speaker 2: do that is to continue to roll with the change.
Speaker 7: You know what I'm saying. And y'all need to bitch
Speaker 7: in here.
Speaker 4: That's the first time you've been up there.
Speaker 2: This first time, Yeah, because I was like, here, if
Speaker 2: she would I come and take this money because y'all
Speaker 2: sitting in here.
Speaker 9: With thrownes off, You're not gonna have time.
Speaker 7: You're gonna be.
Speaker 9: Doing the Daily Show.
Speaker 7: Oh you think something? Thank you, y'oll.
Speaker 2: First of all, I have to say thank you so
Speaker 2: so much for coming on there. That was one of
Speaker 2: the best segments I've ever done. I still get people
Speaker 2: ask me about it. I love that you came on
Speaker 2: there and was very vulnerable, and it's just wonderful. You
Speaker 2: made me a fan of you that day, very much real.
Speaker 10: I actually heard you talking about it afterwards on your
Speaker 10: podcast too, and I was like, oh wow, it.
Speaker 2: Was really awesome. Me and Lenny was just like he
Speaker 2: was so fucking great, like he just really good. And
Speaker 2: a lot of people asked me about that. It was
Speaker 2: like yeah, and I was like, yeah, man, what he
Speaker 2: said was true, Like you said some really.
Speaker 11: Good I want to from the beginning from Leslie Jones.
Speaker 11: If you don't know how did you get into comedy?
Speaker 4: What what made this say? This is what I want
Speaker 4: to do as a kid?
Speaker 2: Or I never thought I was a comedian. I never
Speaker 2: thought I was a comedian until someone entered me into
Speaker 2: a contest.
Speaker 7: I just thought I was silly.
Speaker 2: He was getting invited to a lot of stuff and
Speaker 2: just didn't understand why.
Speaker 7: And people like to hang out with me.
Speaker 2: And one day my friend was like, yois because you
Speaker 2: are stupid, Like you really funny, And then when she
Speaker 2: signed me up.
Speaker 7: She signed me up for a contest at college.
Speaker 2: It was the funniest person on campus in school, Colorado State,
Speaker 2: and I was on scholarship in basketball there and she
Speaker 2: came and told me. She was like, yoh, I signed
Speaker 2: you up for this contest. And I got mad, but
Speaker 2: I wasn't really mad because I was like, oh, well.
Speaker 7: Let's try it.
Speaker 2: As soon as I touched the mic, it's I can't
Speaker 2: I tell everybody they think I'm lying. But it was
Speaker 2: literally like I saw like it's like had been doing
Speaker 2: it forever. It's like I saw myself like there was nothing,
Speaker 2: there was no option of me doing anything else.
Speaker 7: It was just like a light that went on in
Speaker 7: a line that went straight.
Speaker 11: And how did you start preparing after that? So now
Speaker 11: you want to do comedy, right, But it's like anything else.
Speaker 11: People you know, most people that go on stage, you
Speaker 11: think they can do comedy and then they fail because
Speaker 11: they don't know sets, they don't know times, they don't
Speaker 11: know delivery none. You start studying it and said this
Speaker 11: is what I want to do it, and who did
Speaker 11: you study?
Speaker 12: Well?
Speaker 2: First of all, what I realized is that I was
Speaker 2: already studying like my dad had every comedy because it
Speaker 2: was DJ, so I was already into Pigfoot and Millie
Speaker 2: Jackson and you know Mom's may. I already knew about
Speaker 2: all that stuff. I had already had the knowledge of
Speaker 2: it as far is like knowing what I was supposed
Speaker 2: to do on stage. I still was in that mode
Speaker 2: of like, well, I want to be like Eddie Murphy.
Speaker 2: I want to be like what we go BRK. I
Speaker 2: want to I want to be like Richard Pryor. But
Speaker 2: what I didn't understand is that they are who they are.
Speaker 2: That's the reason they do the comedy that they're doing.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna have to find out.
Speaker 7: Who I am. I learned that from Jamie.
Speaker 2: So you know, when I saw Jamie fox yaid so
Speaker 2: because he was I think it was the second time
Speaker 2: or maybe third time I performed, and I.
Speaker 7: But when he came on stage, it was like, holy shit,
Speaker 7: he performs just like what your probably in all They're like,
Speaker 7: this is crazy. So it made me go, Okay, what
Speaker 7: is what is this formula?
Speaker 12: What is this?
Speaker 7: And then when I talked to him, he was just like,
Speaker 7: you're young, you don't really have nothing to talk about.
Speaker 7: Go out and live, go out and.
Speaker 2: Discover life, get fired, get hired, get your heart broke,
Speaker 2: break some hearts, just go through life, so you can
Speaker 2: start to have something to talk about, because right now
Speaker 2: you're trying to do jokes and you're not mature enough
Speaker 2: to do the jokes that you're doing, and you're not
Speaker 2: funny enough to do the jokes that you're doing, and
Speaker 2: you don't have to talk about So you know.
Speaker 7: That's what I did. I went out and lived.
Speaker 2: I went out and lived, and he was right because
Speaker 2: by the time I came back, I had to talk
Speaker 2: about I tell you like this. I had been doing
Speaker 2: comedy for three years and I thought I was just
Speaker 2: because I was. I was killing that mark.
Speaker 7: And I went up to Jason Brown.
Speaker 2: I was like, yeah, Jay, when I'm gonna start seeing
Speaker 2: the fruits and lay like I'm when I'm gonna blow up.
Speaker 7: He was like ten years. I remember bus.
Speaker 2: I went home and cried because I was like ten
Speaker 2: because this is the thing. It wasn't that I said
Speaker 2: in my head, knock Kim, you know, because I was
Speaker 2: in that type of comic. I was a very much
Speaker 2: like when I started comedy, I prayed to God, I said, listen,
Speaker 2: I want to be a good comic. If I'm not
Speaker 2: gonna be a good comic, just let me be a
Speaker 2: promoter or something, because I don't want to do comedy wrong.
Speaker 2: So when he said to ten years, it was it
Speaker 2: was not me going, oh no, that's you saying and
Speaker 2: then no, it was me taking it in from a
Speaker 2: veteran telling me like, damn, I'm not gonna know myself
Speaker 2: until ten years. Because he literally asked me one day,
Speaker 2: he said, what do you do doing the daytime? And
Speaker 2: I was like, I do a lot of stuff. He
Speaker 2: was like, well, from your set, it sounds like only
Speaker 2: thing you do is and smoke weed and watch game shows.
Speaker 2: So he was like, that's all we get from it,
Speaker 2: and I was like, nah, that that's the ten year thing.
Speaker 2: Because see, first three years you learn how to be
Speaker 2: on stage is just think of yourself as a toddler.
Speaker 2: The first year, you're walking around, you're doing jokes, you're
Speaker 2: doing jokes, you're doing all the dumb jokes. The second
Speaker 2: year you may have graduated a little bit, but you're
Speaker 2: still doing sex jokes. Sex jokes is whenever you're seeing
Speaker 2: people doing sex jokes, unless they're just veterans and they
Speaker 2: got sex jokes it's an easy thing to go into.
Speaker 7: It's just it's like low hanging fruit.
Speaker 2: So those first three or four years, you're really just
Speaker 2: deciding who you want to be as a comic or whatever.
Speaker 7: Five years is when you start getting your gigs. You
Speaker 7: got a set.
Speaker 2: But after you get eighth year, ninth year, that's when
Speaker 2: you start getting the big gigs. And ten years, ten
Speaker 2: years is when you get tired of your set. Ten
Speaker 2: years is when you go, Okay, I got their attention,
Speaker 2: Now what I want to say. That's when you start
Speaker 2: talking about yourself real. That's when that's when you bring
Speaker 2: them jokes out, because you're going to be good enough
Speaker 2: to do it.
Speaker 7: And by that time got.
Speaker 2: At least twenty thousand sets under your belt, and you
Speaker 2: should be. And people got to know the ten year rule.
Speaker 2: There's no way to beat it. Of are you who's
Speaker 2: saying now there'll be to not what you're talking about.
Speaker 2: I've been in the business system.
Speaker 10: They've all been doing stand up for damnitary ten years.
Speaker 10: The better Andrew's been doing it for sixteen exactly. Jeff
Speaker 10: should be right at ten right right, and DC should
Speaker 10: be right at ten right now. So you're absolutely right, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it's just like it's like people want to
Speaker 2: beat the system, and you're not gonna beat the system.
Speaker 7: Put in the work. We got more with Leslie Jones.
Speaker 7: When we come back, it's the Breakfast Club. Good Morning Morning,
Speaker 7: everybody is DJ.
Speaker 11: NV, Charlamagne, the gud. We are the Breakfast Club. We're
Speaker 11: still kicking it with Leslie.
Speaker 7: F and Jones, Charlomagne, Leslie Who do you think curse
Speaker 7: is more?
Speaker 9: You and Samuel L.
Speaker 2: Jackson We about it the same because we did meet
Speaker 2: and both of us, Wow, you think I curse a lot?
Speaker 6: I do.
Speaker 7: The name of your book is Leslie Jones because that's
Speaker 7: what people say when they come up to me. They'd
Speaker 7: be like, Yesley Jones. So that's that's why I made
Speaker 7: it that.
Speaker 2: But it's the first time I cursed in front of
Speaker 2: my mom because she knew I had a bad mouth.
Speaker 7: My dad did too. My dad knew I had a
Speaker 7: bad mouth, but they was like, no, you respect enough
Speaker 7: to not to curse around here. And we was walking
Speaker 7: to the store.
Speaker 2: I will never forget to walk into the store and
Speaker 2: I had just went to a parade where they had
Speaker 2: to jump and I was like, Mom, you should have
Speaker 2: seen the major rest.
Speaker 7: They were swinging a ass and my mom was like, yo,
Speaker 7: you not talking to your friend.
Speaker 3: You better watch your mouth, girl.
Speaker 2: And I was about to get into the you know,
Speaker 2: seeing all of that, and she was like, oh, what
Speaker 2: you sound like when you're not around me. I was like,
Speaker 2: very bad, very bad. But I think that me and
Speaker 2: Samuel L. Jackson are the same. I think we cursed
Speaker 2: at the same and met each other in Yeah. It
Speaker 2: was hilarious and I actually imitated him on SNL.
Speaker 9: I missed that.
Speaker 7: Oh my god, we did family feud.
Speaker 2: Yo.
Speaker 7: Let me tell you.
Speaker 2: It was one of those those times where you they
Speaker 2: literally literally let us just have a little fun. So
Speaker 2: they wanted me to be Samuel L. Jackson, but they
Speaker 2: was gonna put the beard on me, and for some reason,
Speaker 2: we didn't have the beard, and I just dressed like he,
Speaker 2: like with the hat and the leather jacket.
Speaker 7: And it's like I did look like Samuel, but didn't.
Speaker 7: I just looked like Leslie. So when he came to
Speaker 7: me and he was like Samuel L.
Speaker 2: Jackson, man, we were laughing so hard because Kenny was like,
Speaker 2: wait a minute, now, you don't.
Speaker 7: Look like no dampse was he pretending to be God,
Speaker 7: And all I kept saying is you can burn in hell?
Speaker 7: Samuel L. Jackson. Something that you bring to a party.
Speaker 7: Why do I gotta bring something? You invited me. That's
Speaker 7: a stupid ask question.
Speaker 3: You burning hell?
Speaker 2: It was just like really really fun but yeah, when
Speaker 2: I finally met him, yeah, it was just like so funny.
Speaker 7: But I think he cursed less when he met me
Speaker 7: because I'll I got to ask.
Speaker 11: So you talked about you remember bombing? So I always
Speaker 11: ask comedians when they come up, you remember your worst
Speaker 11: show and your best show.
Speaker 2: I can name ten straight. That is probably the same
Speaker 2: type of worst. Let me see, I fell off the stage,
Speaker 2: but that wasn't.
Speaker 7: My worst show.
Speaker 2: I fell off the stage and got right back up
Speaker 2: and was like, I'm a stunt man too. And Kevin Rick,
Speaker 2: But you're talking.
Speaker 11: About like a bomb, like I remember Kevin kep up
Speaker 11: here one time. You told me about the time where
Speaker 11: they threw a chickening at it. Charles only threw a
Speaker 11: chicken wing at him, right, that was one of his
Speaker 11: worst shows. So what was like that one show that's
Speaker 11: always in your mind?
Speaker 7: It be like that con venue?
Speaker 2: But I would say riddles maybe in Chicago was always
Speaker 2: kind of a hard room to do. I'm riddles, so
Speaker 2: d Ray used to host it. What happened today, I
Speaker 2: think that's when I fell off the chair. I stood
Speaker 2: up on a chair and then fell off the chair.
Speaker 7: But now I still ripped it.
Speaker 2: I could just tell you funny like I got introduced
Speaker 2: in Omaha at this poetry poetry show and this is
Speaker 2: was so hilarious, Like I was, you know, and I
Speaker 2: was beautiful, like young, had long hair. On the road
Speaker 2: and you know, dudes be trying to talk to you,
Speaker 2: and especially the ones that you want to talk to,
Speaker 2: so that I remember this roster dude was trying to
Speaker 2: talk to me. He was fine, looked like Bob Marley.
Speaker 2: I was like, oh, you're definitely going to the hotel room.
Speaker 2: So I'm talking to him and then dudes like, I'm
Speaker 2: about to introduce you, right, And I had on these
Speaker 2: clunky ass sandals or something, and he introduced me, and man,
Speaker 2: I came down that step and summersault rolled right into
Speaker 2: in front of the thing and jump back up.
Speaker 7: I was like, yeah, that's how I come on stage.
Speaker 7: That's how I come on stage. Man. I looked over
Speaker 7: and the roster was paying his bill.
Speaker 21: To leave.
Speaker 7: I said, you.
Speaker 4: You what about the best show?
Speaker 7: So the best show?
Speaker 4: What was the most amazing show that you still love?
Speaker 9: I just can't.
Speaker 7: Okay, it's just too many.
Speaker 2: I would say one of my favorite ones is when
Speaker 2: I went to Grand Rapids, Michigan and h they had
Speaker 2: a whole section that was death and they had the
Speaker 2: girl doing the deaf Yeah they were deaf, and she
Speaker 2: was signing so you know, I have a dirty show.
Speaker 7: And I was like, how you say such? So she
Speaker 7: was like doing it, so I was like.
Speaker 2: And then she got really tired, and I was like,
Speaker 2: ain't that's something the white girl got tired of sucking
Speaker 2: man Grant reference where they were on Fire. There's so
Speaker 2: many good shows. I mean when I was on tour
Speaker 2: with Cat like sold me, Oh my god. I have
Speaker 2: to tell the story because I know Cat remember this.
Speaker 7: Okay. So it was the beginning of the tour. We
Speaker 7: was in Chicago. I remember this.
Speaker 2: So it was a New Year's show, so we went
Speaker 2: out performing. Cat was late, so I had to go
Speaker 2: out and you know, keep performing or whatever. So when
Speaker 2: Cat got there, you know, Cat is Cat. So this
Speaker 2: dude was waiting with her fur coat, like this beautiful
Speaker 2: black fur coat. So he was like, Cat, I want
Speaker 2: you to wear an I want you to wearing on
Speaker 2: s taste. So Cat was like, yeah, so you put
Speaker 2: the coat on and he went out, and you know,
Speaker 2: people lost and they was already mad that he was late,
Speaker 2: but to see him, they lost it.
Speaker 7: They lost they he was going crazy.
Speaker 2: Kat took off that coat and threw it out into
Speaker 2: the audience and dude was like, dude, fainted. No, man, Dude,
Speaker 2: that coat was like fifteen thousand dollars.
Speaker 7: They ripped that part.
Speaker 9: He was just like, yo, probably gave him the money.
Speaker 7: No he did not, No, he did not.
Speaker 9: Hear about Cat being so generous.
Speaker 7: He may have gave me that. I just didn't know.
Speaker 7: I don't know, but I think Cap was like, that's
Speaker 7: the way the Kriokie crumbos hummy.
Speaker 9: You know Chris Rock, he did the forward to your
Speaker 9: book You talk about your relationship with Chris Rock.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean I'm known him forever. I know, you know,
Speaker 2: all the comedians known each other forever. Chris I met
Speaker 2: Tony Rock before I actually met Chris Rock, but just
Speaker 2: known each other forever. And I used to always just
Speaker 2: bug out of him and be like yo, I'm only
Speaker 2: gonna make it if somebody like you tell them I'm funny.
Speaker 7: Well, you ain't telling them I'm funny Christy. And he'd
Speaker 7: just be like he always said.
Speaker 2: He didn't say I wasn't ready, but he did say that,
Speaker 2: but he was like, no, they're not ready for you,
Speaker 2: That's what he was saying. But I was always man.
Speaker 2: I would chase him out to the car at the
Speaker 2: laugh Factory. I would chase him all the way out
Speaker 2: to this car and I'd.
Speaker 7: Be like, what the fuck, yo, what you doing? Like
Speaker 7: done you see me ripping these mokes? And he just
Speaker 7: smile at me and get in this car like God,
Speaker 7: that it grass lord, he said.
Speaker 10: In the four Door, he said he talked about how
Speaker 10: SNL could easily find white comedians because the institutions but
Speaker 10: don't have an idea with the fine funny black people.
Speaker 10: So how difficult is it for a black comedian to
Speaker 10: be discovered from it?
Speaker 2: And just like what he said, like you find them
Speaker 2: in an institution, you find the funny bitches at the DMV.
Speaker 7: And that's real talk. Like Barbara Carlile.
Speaker 2: I will always mentioned Barbara Carlyle because Barbara Carlile when
Speaker 2: I was coming out was one of the biggest female
Speaker 2: coming like so freaking funny, like funny as hell.
Speaker 7: How she didn't blow.
Speaker 2: Up, you know what I'm saying, because she didn't say
Speaker 2: have the same opportunities as maybe a white you know,
Speaker 2: female comic can get seen easier if they get the
Speaker 2: laugh factory spots in the comedy store and the seller
Speaker 2: and all of that, you know, and really like, we
Speaker 2: have to vouch for each other.
Speaker 7: Like at the cellar, I had to vouch for.
Speaker 2: For yam I always say her name Yaminica, always say
Speaker 2: her name wrong when she she loves that I mess
Speaker 2: her name up. But she'd be like, you know, how
Speaker 2: to say my name, bitch, one of the man When
Speaker 2: I say y'am Amika, and she gonna be like, God,
Speaker 2: damn it, Leslie so funny, ah one of my faith.
Speaker 7: Oh she's so funny. So and she don't care. She
Speaker 7: will just tell you tell her.
Speaker 2: But at first they weren't gonna let her in the cellar.
Speaker 2: So I was like, yo, if I hadn't got sn L,
Speaker 2: that would be me, So let her in. You got
Speaker 2: white comics down there talking about having sex with their
Speaker 2: wife with a Christmas roll, and you talk about she's
Speaker 2: blue and off.
Speaker 7: That put her up.
Speaker 2: So you know, it's it's like that's it's just that
Speaker 2: type of community. You know, it's that type of community.
Speaker 7: But but you know, Chris, Chris knew.
Speaker 9: What take somebody like a Chris to say, yo, you
Speaker 9: need to put her on.
Speaker 2: Well now, I mean nowadays, now it's different. Now we're
Speaker 2: getting a lot more love. But back in the day, yeah,
Speaker 2: you got to get introduced through a male. You know,
Speaker 2: that's how it is an old boys club.
Speaker 7: I we got more with Leslie Jones when we come back,
Speaker 7: don't move.
Speaker 4: It's to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 11: The Morning Morning everybody is DJ n V, Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 11: We are the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with
Speaker 11: Leslie fing Jones. Every comedian always talk about bad promoters,
Speaker 11: and promoters are always bad in.
Speaker 7: How bad was shisty shot?
Speaker 2: Oh, very like And I'm just to tell you, I'm
Speaker 2: pretty sure just shisty ass promoters.
Speaker 3: They're bad for everybody, but for women, it's extra.
Speaker 2: It's an extra layer there because god, I hate to
Speaker 2: say it like this, because it was really hard in
Speaker 2: the beginning because promoters, you know, you have some of
Speaker 2: the promoters that think they're gonna get the fu.
Speaker 7: You or either like that you that that you are
Speaker 7: being brought for them to.
Speaker 2: Man, I came from hose pimps and crackheads and drug dealers.
Speaker 2: You comedy is jokes are clowns, like I wouldn't fik
Speaker 2: you with my enemies. And I don't like that bitch,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying, her with a herd, but
Speaker 2: not yours.
Speaker 14: So so.
Speaker 2: So you would like when I first came, it was
Speaker 2: like if you if there was a headliner and they
Speaker 2: want you to go on.
Speaker 7: The road, it's like, are you I would get on
Speaker 7: room because I was.
Speaker 2: Funny, but you you definitely would have the moments where hey,
Speaker 2: why you not being nice to the promoter?
Speaker 7: The promoter like you, why you're not being nice to
Speaker 7: the promoter?
Speaker 2: That is seventy two and he has on my grandfather's suit. Damn,
Speaker 2: what the fuck you think I'm going?
Speaker 7: The promoter? What deal is you making?
Speaker 10: You know?
Speaker 2: I mean that topic or the hotels, like I remember
Speaker 2: another comment, we're all on the same hallway and they
Speaker 2: didn't get no bitches because they're not gonna get no bitches.
Speaker 2: And they're like, oh, we just trying to figure out,
Speaker 2: who's gonna get to come to Leslie's room?
Speaker 7: I said, none of you hoes.
Speaker 2: And what was so funny is that I actually was
Speaker 2: hooking up with somebody to night and then walked right
Speaker 2: down the hallway and I open up the doors, like, yeah,
Speaker 2: that's who gets the not you dirty sand Any comic
Speaker 2: you asked me and asked about me will tell you
Speaker 2: I am that bitch that yeah, we all.
Speaker 9: With less that you know. Funny what you talking about
Speaker 9: with the money thing.
Speaker 10: That's what I've always concerned about with women and promoters
Speaker 10: because I'm always like moders be short. They're more than
Speaker 10: likely to be like, I'm not giving her feel like
Speaker 10: nothing gonna happen.
Speaker 2: Oh, I talking about worst shows and I'm a mentioned
Speaker 2: everybody name in this. Okay, So I'm in New York,
Speaker 2: New York. You know, it's not that many women when
Speaker 2: I was doing it. It's few, and we get them
Speaker 2: shows or whatever. And yes, I did a show for radio.
Speaker 7: Right. So he books me in Brooklyn, right, and.
Speaker 2: It's I remember it was Drew Frasier somebody else and
Speaker 2: I don't remember who this promoter's name was, but he
Speaker 2: I guess because I was a female and the crowd
Speaker 2: wasn't good, so Drew went up.
Speaker 7: He did all right.
Speaker 2: Another comedian went up and they wasn't really doing that well.
Speaker 2: So he comes over to me and he goes, yo,
Speaker 2: just do ten minutes. Just do ten minutes. Because he
Speaker 2: didn't know me, so he's like, just do ten minutes.
Speaker 2: And I was like, okay, well, no problem, and he
Speaker 2: was like, I pay you when you get off stage.
Speaker 7: So I was like, all right, all right.
Speaker 2: So I get on stage and I'm ripping. I'm destroy
Speaker 2: roying ten minutes.
Speaker 7: I got off. What if you get off stage?
Speaker 2: I was like, dude, you told me that, because he
Speaker 2: literally came up and said, I don't think I'm gonna
Speaker 2: have all the money.
Speaker 7: Just do ten minutes. So I was like, you just
Speaker 7: told me to do ten minutes. He's like, no, you
Speaker 7: were killing off that. I'm not paying you.
Speaker 2: So I'm just like new to New York and I'm
Speaker 2: just like dude, like and so I go to Raid
Speaker 2: Desjohn and I was like, yo, this is not gonna
Speaker 2: pay me.
Speaker 7: You booked me. What the frame?
Speaker 2: And he was like you know what I'm talking to?
Speaker 2: So I called Rob Stapleton. I love Rob Stapleton. Rob
Speaker 2: Stapleson called Big Bef and they got out that car.
Speaker 2: Big Bes's hand was around that promoter's next so fast
Speaker 2: he was like and then he was like, you're gonna
Speaker 2: do a can female like that? And he was like, nah, dude,
Speaker 2: it wasn't like that. She was just was patient enough
Speaker 2: to wait for me money, like like like real talk.
Speaker 2: They do think that they can pump punk up people.
Speaker 2: I've had a lot of had a lot of promotions
Speaker 2: in Atlanta. Oh so when you're paying all my money,
Speaker 2: so so how much I owe you? Only owe you
Speaker 2: six hundred? No, you owe me eleven hundred. Keep counting. Okay,
Speaker 2: No ride to the airport like shit like that. Oh no,
Speaker 2: I have been left at venues, oh car leaving Okay,
Speaker 2: I'm the female. You should wait for the female. Oh
Speaker 2: they went back to the hotel.
Speaker 7: Really.
Speaker 2: Oh no, it's a lot of And that's why that's
Speaker 2: why I always say now because I'm surely sure it's
Speaker 2: a little different now because women do speak up. But
Speaker 2: I always tell male comedians when you're on the road
Speaker 2: with a female, can look out for her. Look out
Speaker 2: for her, because like, like I know a lot of
Speaker 2: female comedians that's been raped that's been like hurt, beat up,
Speaker 2: slapped by other comedians and you know who you are
Speaker 2: real talk like it's like it's another battle. It's another
Speaker 2: battle because we are women. But like I said, I'm
Speaker 2: a big six feet you know, she got to go
Speaker 2: on like five minutes.
Speaker 7: Are you going to be the host of the day?
Speaker 7: You're doing it all next week?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 9: And you tell me you want?
Speaker 7: I mean, was that something you would want? You know what?
Speaker 7: I'm not gonna lie. I think I'd be pretty good
Speaker 7: at it.
Speaker 2: And I think I think nighttime is ready for a
Speaker 2: black woman, ready for one that's ready to to to
Speaker 2: go do it, because I feel like I've been built
Speaker 2: for that. Like I call myself the two thousand year
Speaker 2: old woman because I've been through every decade. But I
Speaker 2: feel like they need somebody who is can bring joy
Speaker 2: and bring laughter and and and and inform people in
Speaker 2: a way that they like take their medicine with.
Speaker 7: It's time to bring some laughter back to life. Period.
Speaker 2: It's time for everybody to stop being so offended. How
Speaker 2: about this is what I want to say. Everybody has
Speaker 2: been acting for the last five years like a five
Speaker 2: year old. Everybody needs to stop the what about me,
Speaker 2: because it's just starting to become ridiculous at this point,
Speaker 2: and grow the fuck up. I am sick of it, y'all,
Speaker 2: sick of it. And you know you you know, you
Speaker 2: know you're showing your ass. You know what's right, you
Speaker 2: know what's wrong. Stop acting like a five year old.
Speaker 2: And that's what our society is acting right now like now.
Speaker 2: And you know, like everybody in here know, it'd always
Speaker 2: be a black woman that come.
Speaker 9: And go knock all fix it.
Speaker 2: That's right, that's it was the nail Carter, Oprah Winfrey.
Speaker 2: You know, we got all our sisters that came in.
Speaker 2: Just let's get this right back. I feel like I
Speaker 2: want to talk to men too, and like I'm going
Speaker 2: to give y'all so much permission to learn and advance
Speaker 2: to where we are as like we doing the work.
Speaker 2: Men are not doing the work. And I'm gonna say it,
Speaker 2: y'all not doing the work. And let me just say
Speaker 2: this too, y'all don't know about it. It's one of
Speaker 2: your favorite things or if you're just working properly, what
Speaker 2: should we know to go to? First of all, go
Speaker 2: to the have to put you in a doctor's hand
Speaker 2: and off to the fucking left. Find out what's wrong
Speaker 2: you first. There's a lot of no. I'm being very honest.
Speaker 2: I've been hooking up and dudes are not working properly.
Speaker 7: Y'all. Don eight all that McDonald's.
Speaker 2: You're not taken care of yourself, and that's your that's
Speaker 2: like one of your prize possessions. You go get your
Speaker 2: car check. You won't get your check, damn, and then
Speaker 2: get mad at us when.
Speaker 7: You don't work.
Speaker 2: Don't get mad at me. That's your department. That's your department.
Speaker 2: That's go get your check and then and then go
Speaker 2: get your mind check. Stop showing up to tender dates
Speaker 2: expecting me to solve your dilemma. I show up for
Speaker 2: and you throw me a Ruber's queue of your fashion.
Speaker 2: I don't know why your daddy don't love you.
Speaker 7: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Your mind affects you, So take care of your I
Speaker 2: really believe that's a lot of problems with these, with
Speaker 2: these podcast dudes and these past lord bros.
Speaker 7: Y'all don't know how to a woman correctly.
Speaker 2: And then when she tell you that now she ain't no,
Speaker 2: go learn how to I bet you have solved a
Speaker 2: lot of problems between us because y'all don't know how
Speaker 2: to and you're.
Speaker 7: Mad because we do. This is the best mental health
Speaker 7: promo ever.
Speaker 2: I'm being honest with you. I am being so honest.
Speaker 2: I really believe that a lot of friction is now.
Speaker 2: Women are going we are tired of bad sex, and
Speaker 2: we're tired of being quiet about bad sex. I had
Speaker 2: some bad sex two nights ago. I told at the ricks,
Speaker 2: I told that could get the fuck out. How dare
Speaker 2: you me like that at the Rits? God, damn, the
Speaker 2: goddamn Empire State Building is right there. How you me
Speaker 2: like that in front of the Empire State Building?
Speaker 7: The out of here? Poor God? Well, at least it
Speaker 7: ain't no surprise. You're not hearing this for the first time.
Speaker 11: Trust me, Jesus, you know who you are. To that
Speaker 11: gentleman she talking about, get therapy. You're gonna need some help.
Speaker 17: Lord.
Speaker 4: It's Leslie Jones. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Good morning.
Speaker 10: Yes, go get Leslie Jones' new book, her memoir, Leslie
Speaker 10: Fan Jones.
Speaker 9: See me holding in my hand right now?
Speaker 3: You ready yet?
Speaker 7: You're about to lie? It takes about the lie. Just
Speaker 7: tell the truth. You see about the lie.
Speaker 4: You can't.
Speaker 10: But you know I can't lie, so you should believe
Speaker 10: me when I'm lying. I can lie, but I got
Speaker 10: to tell you I'm lying. You know what I'm saying. So, yes,
Speaker 10: I've read this book. He lies, but I'm lying.
Speaker 7: Let's get to the room.
Speaker 4: It's long on the rose said, he.
Speaker 6: Reports, I think a lot of people will recognize the
Speaker 6: boys to minat on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Lauren came in hot Youth.
Speaker 6: So cal Mitchell Kenan Nicel was hospitalized on Tuesday night.
Speaker 6: He he went in through the emergency room. Now TMC
Speaker 6: has a witness that tells them that he appeared to
Speaker 6: be like conscious and alert when he arrived to the hospital.
Speaker 6: No one knows right now what the illness was, but
Speaker 6: he was definitely in the hospital getting treatment and it's
Speaker 6: kind of unknown like even if at this point if
Speaker 6: he's been released. Kel did post something to his Instagram
Speaker 6: and on his Instagram, he just is thinking fans, it.
Speaker 3: Sounds kind of serious.
Speaker 6: So he says he's grateful for the flood of prayers
Speaker 6: and positive vibes that surrounded him during a genuinely frightening time.
Speaker 6: The scare was real, but so was the support with
Speaker 6: the grace of God and the skill of the medical team.
Speaker 6: I'm now on the road to recovery. Oh he is
Speaker 6: home and embraced by his family. The kindness has been
Speaker 6: a lifeline. He can't think people will love much of
Speaker 6: love to you guys. So it sounds like it was
Speaker 6: something serious that came out of nowhere.
Speaker 7: Well, salute to kel sending him healing energy. Matter.
Speaker 10: So when I wake up in the morning, we should
Speaker 10: all pray for good health, like you really thank God
Speaker 10: for another life, or really pray for good.
Speaker 9: Health man, because you never know what people going through.
Speaker 9: To salute to that brother, that's right. Sure.
Speaker 6: Now DJ Khaled is talking about why he doesn't have
Speaker 6: things like and it's turned I mean not turning an
Speaker 6: accountant or a money manager.
Speaker 23: Let's I have a rule where my bank gotta tell
Speaker 23: me even if I tell them I approve it, don't
Speaker 23: listen to me, but they have.
Speaker 7: To get a verbal Yeah, you're gonna tell you taught me.
Speaker 9: Yeah, because it's.
Speaker 7: Aar is out there.
Speaker 23: I have a rule if you pay for everything yourself,
Speaker 23: you notice you're paying too much for stuff, right and
Speaker 23: you know it. You're you know, you got to balance
Speaker 23: it like this all the time. So if I touch that,
Speaker 23: that means it got to be replaced that hour, no
Speaker 23: more than two weeks. If I let somebody else say, oh,
Speaker 23: to pay the bills, You're not gonna notice it in
Speaker 23: real time, he says.
Speaker 7: It gives you a harder time to fix it.
Speaker 23: While I'm paying all these bills, traveling vacation, my mom's bills,
Speaker 23: the kids.
Speaker 18: You probably help your wife, family, everybody like.
Speaker 7: And I'm happy, but I feel it.
Speaker 23: And while I'm feeling it, tells me book that gig.
Speaker 7: I'm going over there. Oh, I said no to that.
Speaker 7: I changed my mind. No way in the world.
Speaker 23: I'm letting somebody have the power to touch the hard
Speaker 23: work right the way.
Speaker 3: Do y'all got money?
Speaker 9: First of all? First of all, God is good.
Speaker 3: That's how a rich person responds.
Speaker 7: I just said, God is good.
Speaker 17: God.
Speaker 3: Do y'all have business managers or money managers.
Speaker 10: Account to each their own I'm not mad at Calim
Speaker 10: for how he does things, but if you can find
Speaker 10: a great financial team, get one. My money managers and
Speaker 10: accountants are fantastic. Salute the lifeline financial sleuth to my
Speaker 10: good brother humble, Salute the law. Best decision I've ever made.
Speaker 10: That black as well, by the way, and also my team.
Speaker 10: They run everything by me like I signed off on
Speaker 10: every payment, no matter how small it is, no matter
Speaker 10: how small it is, no matter how big it is,
Speaker 10: I signed off on every payment.
Speaker 9: But you need folks to handle your business.
Speaker 10: Not mad at how Klent does things, but you should
Speaker 10: have a good, reliable, solid, trustworthy person to handle your
Speaker 10: business and most importantly man for taxes.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 11: No, I have a good team. I have a great team,
Speaker 11: absolutely positively. But I pay my own bills too. I'm
Speaker 11: like time because I'm like Callent. I like to see
Speaker 11: what go in what goes out my account. Now, for
Speaker 11: some of my businesses, my accountant handles a majority of it.
Speaker 11: But when it comes to household bills and what goes
Speaker 11: in and out, as far as what happens in my
Speaker 11: crib and some of the houses that I have, I
Speaker 11: pay those bills because, like Callas said, I want to
Speaker 11: see what goes in. I want to see what goes
Speaker 11: out because sometimes you know, when it's not your money,
Speaker 11: people can make payments and you don't even think about it.
Speaker 11: But when it's your money and you see what goes out,
Speaker 11: I'm kind of like CALLI like, how much did I
Speaker 11: just spend for that?
Speaker 7: How much was that? No, No, we're not doing that
Speaker 7: next month, and I can figure that out.
Speaker 9: But you're a good accounting team will tell you that though,
Speaker 9: right account team take trust you're spending too much.
Speaker 10: Good account team will take you know you're not making that,
Speaker 10: You're not buying that right now. You know, that's what
Speaker 10: a good accountant team does.
Speaker 3: You know he's worried about stealing the money, though that's
Speaker 3: what it sounds like.
Speaker 7: Well, here's the thing. Anybody can steal. Anybody can steal.
Speaker 10: But one thing I love about my financial team is
Speaker 10: that they're black, and they know they're black, and they
Speaker 10: know that if they had that kind of reputation, it would.
Speaker 7: Finish them, you know what I mean.
Speaker 9: So they are very trustworthy of.
Speaker 4: You know, I got a great but I'm just that's
Speaker 4: just who I am. And I'll tell you a quick story.
Speaker 11: A long time ago in the industry, there was a
Speaker 11: bunch of people that were investing, no not, they were
Speaker 11: business managers. And these business managers, uh actually stole a
Speaker 11: lot from a couple of people in the industry. And
Speaker 11: because of that, I handle my own bills. And that's
Speaker 11: just been my thing from the beginning.
Speaker 7: Me and my wife.
Speaker 4: We pay our own bills when certain things.
Speaker 11: Of course, we have accounts that handle taxes, accounting that
Speaker 11: handles a lot of the other stuff. But when it
Speaker 11: comes to basic bills, handle it.
Speaker 6: Why this is so off topic but still call it?
Speaker 6: He said them ais. He was talking about how they
Speaker 6: have to face sime up. Why do why do y'all
Speaker 6: over a certain age? Adds to everything? The aisy?
Speaker 7: Like, why do y'all do that?
Speaker 3: Like that is such an age that.
Speaker 7: It is plural, it's more than one AI.
Speaker 6: But it's you know, talking about like if your MANA
Speaker 6: never talked to me be like, get them ais or
Speaker 6: the ais? I felt them the AI bun getttain age
Speaker 6: and just don't care to start adding ESSs to everything.
Speaker 7: So Luthor, calid man watch the calories? Were you watching money?
Speaker 3: What does that SAYE?
Speaker 9: No, that's a stab.
Speaker 7: I wasn't.
Speaker 6: Yeah, huh no, it wasn't. I'm talking to be saying,
Speaker 6: is the only person that work out and don't lose weight?
Speaker 7: Damn, Lauren, that was a stand. That was That's what
Speaker 7: I didn't say. That that was crazy, raized.
Speaker 3: I love cal He's so positive.
Speaker 10: But that is we were just talking about health with
Speaker 10: cal and I'm telling everybody watching Calig the way you're
Speaker 10: watching money.
Speaker 3: Everybody needs to be like thirty minutes ago.
Speaker 9: No, we didn't.
Speaker 10: It was all in the same rumory intertwine. I cannot
Speaker 10: believe that is crazy, right, it's crazy, DJ call salient.
Speaker 11: That's crazy to understand that you crazy, crazy killing the
Speaker 11: wow killing.
Speaker 7: Yall.
Speaker 3: No, No, it's him. Don't look at me like the
Speaker 3: poly Santa, like the policy.
Speaker 10: Right, giving a donkey too for after the hour, we
Speaker 10: need a O G Named Dave Lasted to come to
Speaker 10: the front of the congregation.
Speaker 7: We'd like to have a word with this man. Okay,
Speaker 7: all right, we'll get to that.
Speaker 11: Next it's to breakfast club. Come morning, the breakfast Club.
Speaker 11: Your mornings will never be the same.
Speaker 7: Don't be out here acting like a donkey bitch. It's
Speaker 7: time for donkey of the day. I'm a big boy.
Speaker 7: I could take it if he feel out deserve. It
Speaker 7: ain't no big deal, I know, charloamagnea god gonna have funny,
Speaker 7: gonna say something you may not agree with.
Speaker 9: It doesn't mean I'm mean.
Speaker 7: Who's getting that donky? That donkey that don't don't don't
Speaker 7: don't dunk donky other day right here the breakfast club.
Speaker 7: Bitch you you could call me the donkey of the day,
Speaker 7: but like I mean no harm.
Speaker 10: Yeah, donkey today for Thursday, October ninth, goes to a
Speaker 10: seventy four year old man named David Lassater of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Speaker 10: Let me tell you something about the age of seventy four.
Speaker 10: When you seventy four, you are absolutely old enough to
Speaker 10: know better. But you are also old enough to not
Speaker 10: give a damn. And this seventy four year old O
Speaker 10: g David Lastter that does not give a damn. When
Speaker 10: you get to a certain age, your levels of I
Speaker 10: don't give a f rise higher than your cholesterol. And
Speaker 10: this is what happened to David Lasted. And see, David
Speaker 10: went to do his civic duty on Tuesday night, and
Speaker 10: he went out and voted. Okay, he went to a
Speaker 10: polling place at a local church, and he lost his
Speaker 10: wallet there.
Speaker 7: Seventy four. No, oh, easy to misplace things.
Speaker 10: I'm forty five and sometimes I look for my phone
Speaker 10: to make a call while I'm simultaneously on Instagram. And
Speaker 10: guess what, I only got one phone, so I can
Speaker 10: understand misplacing your wallet at that age. So he retraced
Speaker 10: his footsteps, went back to the polling place and found
Speaker 10: his wallet. But Grandpa said one hundred dollars was missing
Speaker 10: from his wallet when he found it.
Speaker 7: One hundred doubtless.
Speaker 10: Okay, So he called the police, and I guess the
Speaker 10: police weren't telling him what he wanted to hear, so
Speaker 10: he decided to take matters in his own hand.
Speaker 7: Why am I telling you this story? Let's go to
Speaker 7: ABC twenty seven for the report. Police that was the worst, the.
Speaker 8: Worst election day in Sharon Neil's ten years working as
Speaker 8: a poll worker at Covenant Community Church. Police say seventy
Speaker 8: five year old David lass went to vote and left
Speaker 8: his wallet behind, and.
Speaker 7: Upon him returning to retrieve it, he realized there was
Speaker 7: one hundred dollars missing.
Speaker 8: Sayitor left and said he would come back with a gun.
Speaker 8: They talked to him on the phone.
Speaker 3: Thenser's made attempts to convince mister Lassiter and it wouldn't
Speaker 3: be in everyone's best interest if he was to show
Speaker 3: up at the polling station with a firearm as well
Speaker 3: as with bad intentions.
Speaker 17: Mister Lassiter seems to think we took the money. You
Speaker 17: were the one that was trying to give in his
Speaker 17: wallet back. One of the voters took case of money.
Speaker 8: Police say that seems to be true based on video
Speaker 8: evidence and what's definitely true according to witnesses.
Speaker 17: He returned, and he returned to the point where he
Speaker 17: had his car pulled up to the gate where nobody
Speaker 17: could get in or nobody could come out.
Speaker 7: Sirs.
Speaker 3: Lasser appeared the point of handgun at one of the
Speaker 3: Mark police units that was on scene.
Speaker 8: They arrested him for making terroristic threats and searched his car.
Speaker 3: Seven weapons were recovered through this incident.
Speaker 17: He had enough guns in his car to just do
Speaker 17: a massacre.
Speaker 10: Old enough to know better seventy four, which is why
Speaker 10: he's getting the biggest he are, but also old enough
Speaker 10: to not give a damn. So you get to a
Speaker 10: certain age, and it's all about the principal. Ain't about
Speaker 10: the one hundred dollars. Okay, it ain't about one hundred dollars,
Speaker 10: all right, It ain't about the hundred dollars. It's about
Speaker 10: the principle. You get to a certain age and you
Speaker 10: truly understand the value of money, all right. The same
Speaker 10: way Kodak black understands the value of a dollar, so
Speaker 10: does this og. So how dare you steal from a
Speaker 10: man who's been eligible for free pancakes that I hopped
Speaker 10: for well over twenty years? All right, that's all This
Speaker 10: is about his principal. He's seventy four. He don't got
Speaker 10: time to play with folks. So he came back with
Speaker 10: his nine millimeters.
Speaker 9: What's popping? Cuz do we have a problem here? First
Speaker 9: thing he saw was an empty police car, so he
Speaker 9: pointed the pistol at the empty police call. That was
Speaker 9: just pure anger and frustration. I called y'all to help me,
Speaker 9: and y'all acted like it was nothing that can be done.
Speaker 7: So now y'all ops. Two fun fact though, not only
Speaker 7: was the police car empty, so was his gun? All right?
Speaker 10: Police later found the pistol was unloaded, all right, and
Speaker 10: that last of that had a loaded magazine on his waist.
Speaker 9: Though. Now this is how you know it was just
Speaker 9: about the principal.
Speaker 10: David had high emotions, they said, when he came back
Speaker 10: to the Poland place, and he wanted to confront people.
Speaker 10: You heard what was just said on the news report.
Speaker 10: He wanted to confront people inside the church who got.
Speaker 9: My one hundred dollars.
Speaker 10: One of y'all in the air got my money, and
Speaker 10: I'm not leaving until somebody gives it up. Police somehow
Speaker 10: got him to calm down, and that's when they searched
Speaker 10: his car and learned this man had so much artillery,
Speaker 10: so many weapons ready for war, that you would think
Speaker 10: the US government was funding him. All right, this man
Speaker 10: had seven firearms, a two two three rifle, a twelve
Speaker 10: gage shotgun, a thirty eight, a four to sixty, and
Speaker 10: two pistols of unknown callibles. That means they might have
Speaker 10: been so old that officers didn't even know what they
Speaker 10: can do. Okay, he might have had a handcanning from
Speaker 10: the thirteen hundreds and a musket.
Speaker 12: All right.
Speaker 10: Police took his nine, his evidence and put the rest
Speaker 10: away for safekeeping. And now og David Lassiter is charged
Speaker 10: with making terrorist threats, possession of an instrument of crime,
Speaker 10: and disorderly conduct.
Speaker 9: And guess what.
Speaker 7: All misdemeanors? Misdemeanors for who this man had the same
Speaker 7: kind of guns ass t I and only got a
Speaker 7: that's the meet up. Guess what racy? Okay, now, Terry,
Speaker 7: we don't even have to guess we know.
Speaker 12: One now now.
Speaker 10: Terry Wheeler, who was the captain of the Harrisburg Burrow
Speaker 10: of Police, said, I wouldn't want a situation like this
Speaker 10: to reflect upon other responsible gun owners. I'm a huge
Speaker 10: proponent of lawful, responsible, responsible gun ownership and gun carrying.
Speaker 7: I don't think that's what this is at all. I agree,
Speaker 7: but it's still just a misdemeanor.
Speaker 10: You tell me a nigga alive who can get caught
Speaker 10: with seven firearms, threatened to hurt people at a polling place,
Speaker 10: a polling place, and get charged with a misdemeanor.
Speaker 9: No, missy Elliott.
Speaker 10: I did some research this morning this morning, okay, And
Speaker 10: by research I mean Google, and I googled senior discounts, Okay,
Speaker 10: senior discounts. Amazon Prime was on their CVS, Extra Cast CVS,
Speaker 10: Veteran's Advantage Home, Deep ot Cole's, Michaels, even Tanger outlets.
Speaker 10: But I didn't see nothing about law enforcement, not one. Okay,
Speaker 10: So please let's make this the double donkey and give
Speaker 10: David Lassida and the Harrisburg Borough Police the biggest he hull.
Speaker 10: I ain't gonna give a man a senior discount because
Speaker 10: he got caught with seven guns.
Speaker 3: I hope you never get pulled over over up there wherever.
Speaker 4: That is what Cyburg, Pennsivania.
Speaker 7: That's why where the outlets are this tang the Commonwealth state,
Speaker 7: it's tango.
Speaker 10: I thought it was tanger. We called it tangle. I'm
Speaker 10: from no North Carolina, at least I called it tang.
Speaker 10: Always thought tang out We used to go there with
Speaker 10: Nikas said his tanger nikka tie your nicks said his Tangle.
Speaker 4: It's TANGI outlets.
Speaker 7: You know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 9: Right on?
Speaker 11: You know what I'm talking about, travel on trav You
Speaker 11: know the outlets over there, tang out lists.
Speaker 9: You'll never heard of that.
Speaker 7: It's tanger man calling tangent tanger man. Who knows about
Speaker 7: who in here know about the.
Speaker 4: We should go to the out list right before?
Speaker 7: Who here?
Speaker 12: Who? Who?
Speaker 7: That sister here you can't see, you know, he can't see.
Speaker 9: What do y'all know about them Tangers outlets?
Speaker 4: Tang Tangile.
Speaker 6: I told you you get to certain agents with assets
Speaker 6: on everything. Everybody the same name.
Speaker 4: Squeak everything.
Speaker 9: What I said, I said, I said Tanger, I said.
Speaker 7: Tango, Tango, Tanger. Yeah, I'm right, I ain't never.
Speaker 4: Go to them tangs them tangity you went to with
Speaker 4: Barry Commons.
Speaker 7: When I went to Harrisburg, she went to Harsburg, he
Speaker 7: was tang All right, maybe I'm wrong, Okay, all right,
Speaker 7: I'm not gonna you.
Speaker 3: I thought he was black until I found out he
Speaker 3: didn't get changed.
Speaker 7: For real.
Speaker 6: I'm thinking like I got an uncle that would have
Speaker 6: did the same thing, touch his money or his ian j.
Speaker 10: I don't think we're bringing out more guns than we need. Yeah,
Speaker 10: I don't think I'm a black man, old black man,
Speaker 10: second out more guns than anything. All right, Well, speaking
Speaker 10: of guns.
Speaker 11: Well before that piece B E T. B E T
Speaker 11: will see you guys tomorrow. Everybody else, speaking of guns,
Speaker 11: Robin Evans will be joining us. She runs the company
Speaker 11: Chicks with Triggers.
Speaker 7: That's right.
Speaker 10: She has a certified firearm instructor, and she believes every
Speaker 10: woman needs to own a firearm and learn how to
Speaker 10: use it.
Speaker 7: Not only fire arms, learn how to defend yourself, learn
Speaker 7: how to defend yourself, hered but mostly guns, that's right.
Speaker 7: That's right. And she does knife training knife work as well.
Speaker 3: Oh I love that.
Speaker 11: All right, Well, we're gonna talk to her next. Robin
Speaker 11: Evans when we come back, so don't move. It's to
Speaker 11: breakfast club.
Speaker 7: Good morning, the breakfast Club.
Speaker 11: Warning, everybody is dj n V Charlamagne, de God. We
Speaker 11: are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in
Speaker 11: the building.
Speaker 7: Yes, indeed.
Speaker 11: Founder and CEO of Chicks with Triggers Firearms Academy, Robin Evans.
Speaker 7: Welcome, Robin. How you doing.
Speaker 2: I'm doing good?
Speaker 7: How are you good?
Speaker 12: Good? Good?
Speaker 4: Did they pat you down before you got here today?
Speaker 3: And thankfully you know.
Speaker 7: I don't know if that's a good thing a bad thing.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Surprise, surprise.
Speaker 7: Tell the people what Chicks with Triggers is.
Speaker 6: Triggers is a self defense company that I started down
Speaker 6: in Green Mill, South Carolina. We deal primarily with firearms.
Speaker 6: We teach women how to use guns. We teach women
Speaker 6: how to get certified to get pistol permits. We teach
Speaker 6: women self defense. We teach women how to use knives, basically,
Speaker 6: how to stay alive.
Speaker 4: No, I agree with it one thousand percent.
Speaker 11: Right before you walk and I was selling Charlamagne that
Speaker 11: my wife carries okay, my assistant carries I carry okay,
Speaker 11: and my daughter who's twenty one, I have her taken
Speaker 11: the trading class right now.
Speaker 7: So she can carry.
Speaker 11: Do they know how to use though? We go to
Speaker 11: range very often? Okay, very often? That we do very often.
Speaker 6: But are you are y'all good? Because a lot of
Speaker 6: people be at the range and they be in there
Speaker 6: looking crazy.
Speaker 11: They do, they don't look they don't know how to
Speaker 11: use this site. But you know what I'm not, I'm
Speaker 11: not afraid to ask for help. My dad is a
Speaker 11: retired police officer, so he goes with me sometimes. You know,
Speaker 11: y'all got that in common. It shows how to aim
Speaker 11: and in this, that and the other, and it's very important.
Speaker 11: One thing my dad would would always tell me guns
Speaker 11: weren't a big thing in my house because I guess
Speaker 11: he was always open to sharing information about firearms, so
Speaker 11: it was never a thing when I see my dad's
Speaker 11: going like, oh my god, it was just dad's fire arms.
Speaker 6: Unfortunately, and a lot of black like a lot of
Speaker 6: black households, guns are not talked about like you can't
Speaker 6: have them and stuff like that. But in the like
Speaker 6: in my in my experience, and the white community is
Speaker 6: all then we start at five years old and down
Speaker 6: in South Carolina, at five years old, they have the
Speaker 6: shooting camps, and you go to the shooting camp and
Speaker 6: then it's all summer.
Speaker 3: Then we go to the range.
Speaker 6: But the black kids aren't in that yet, correct, And
Speaker 6: so the black and brown kids, I'm trying to get
Speaker 6: them into it too, because at some point, like you said,
Speaker 6: you got to learn about it because if not, then
Speaker 6: the streets are gonna teach you about it. So if
Speaker 6: either your parents are gonna teach you or the internet's
Speaker 6: gonna teach you, and we can't have that happen.
Speaker 11: The scariest thing about firearms and especially all the laws
Speaker 11: is the law has changed so much, right, and that
Speaker 11: is the biggest thing.
Speaker 3: No one tells you about it.
Speaker 11: Nobody tells and that is the biggest fear I have
Speaker 11: with my daughter carrying a firearm, or my wife carrying
Speaker 11: a firearm, or even myself because the law something will
Speaker 11: change over night and you don't know, and they will
Speaker 11: drive you with your firearm and then you get locked
Speaker 11: up and there's no way around it. That is the
Speaker 11: scariest thing. So what what do you see as problems
Speaker 11: when you face with your trying to teach all these
Speaker 11: not only men but people of color about firearms.
Speaker 6: Right, So I make sure that because everybody says they
Speaker 6: got a gun, but nobody knows how to use it,
Speaker 6: nobody knows the laws associated with it. And I always say,
Speaker 6: ignorance of the law is not an excuse, right, They
Speaker 6: still will lock you up regardless.
Speaker 3: So I make sure that I keep everybody updated.
Speaker 6: As soon as something changes, it's on my social media,
Speaker 6: so people know, hey, this is changing, we need to
Speaker 6: do this, We need to do that. I tell people
Speaker 6: all the time how to carry in their cars. I'm
Speaker 6: in the state of South Carolina. We don't need a
Speaker 6: permit to have a gun. Like you need a permit
Speaker 6: to lead the state, but you don't need a permit
Speaker 6: in the state of South Carolina. Oh yeah, yah, y'all
Speaker 6: not gun friendly at all.
Speaker 3: But we're working on it.
Speaker 7: Jersey but yeah, Jersey is a lot better.
Speaker 3: But we're working on New York.
Speaker 6: But so I try to keep I gotta try to
Speaker 6: keep them up to date with how to do stuff,
Speaker 6: because unfortunately, we don't get the black and brown communities
Speaker 6: don't get the benefit of the doubt like other communities, right,
Speaker 6: and as soon as something happens with us, that's a felony.
Speaker 6: Where and other you know, in other cultures that's maybe
Speaker 6: an intervention program of some sort. So I try to
Speaker 6: keep everybody up to date because if not, if I
Speaker 6: don't tell you, they're not gonna look it up, and
Speaker 6: the police, damn sure ain't gonna tell you.
Speaker 3: And now you screwed up.
Speaker 10: You know, South Carolina has been in the top ten
Speaker 10: states of women murdered by men for the last twenty
Speaker 10: seven years. You know, many of those years they were
Speaker 10: number one on the list. And I've heard you say
Speaker 10: that violence against women is a public health issue.
Speaker 6: Yes, why do you consider it that, because it's I
Speaker 6: feel like women are the especially black women, are the
Speaker 6: most unprotected in this whole entire country. In South Carolina.
Speaker 6: Domestic violence is a joke.
Speaker 7: It really is a joke.
Speaker 6: I've had women that have come to me like they've
Speaker 6: been beating, face broken, all kinds of stuff, and the
Speaker 6: guy got a thousand dollars fine and was at home.
Speaker 3: It's not taken seriously.
Speaker 6: And so that's where ICON come in. And I'm trying
Speaker 6: to teach women how to defend themselves, like we don't
Speaker 6: need a man to defend us, because clearly y'all not
Speaker 6: doing it right.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of men in the communities that talk about.
Speaker 6: Protecting black women, protecting women, protecting women, and then they
Speaker 6: don't do anything. They're actually the ones hurting us. And
Speaker 6: so I'm trying to teach women that you don't need anybody.
Speaker 6: We don't need the cops, we don't need anybody. All
Speaker 6: we need is a gun and learn how to use
Speaker 6: it and we can be our own first response.
Speaker 10: And pisces you off when you see these videos of
Speaker 10: like women being assaulted by men and the men just
Speaker 10: standing around, yeah.
Speaker 3: And they just they just recorded and they don't do anything.
Speaker 6: And then everybody's in the comments talking about what they
Speaker 6: should have done, but actually no one did anything. But
Speaker 6: on the flip side of that, right, there's there's a
Speaker 6: there's a double edged store because on the flip side,
Speaker 6: then the government will come and now you're in jail
Speaker 6: because you were trying to help somebody else. So it's
Speaker 6: kind of like a flip side of what you want
Speaker 6: to do because you thought you was helping and now
Speaker 6: you're in a jam.
Speaker 11: If a woman is listening right now and they're interested
Speaker 11: in maybe a class, and if they're not from South
Speaker 11: Carolina and they're from it, what first of all, what
Speaker 11: gun would you advise for a woman's first yat?
Speaker 6: Nope, because I believe that everybody should pick out their guns.
Speaker 6: So here's the thing about guns. Guns are non refundable, right,
Speaker 6: so you have to try them before you buy them.
Speaker 6: What works for me may not work for him, may
Speaker 6: not work for your your daughter, your wife, whoever. So
Speaker 6: I say that a lot of people go towards small guns,
Speaker 6: and they'll say, oh, I want to buy a small
Speaker 6: gun because if it's in my purse block.
Speaker 3: Smaller guns are harder to shoot.
Speaker 4: Smaller guns.
Speaker 3: We need bigger guns. We can handle bigger guns.
Speaker 6: But a lot of women don't believe that they can
Speaker 6: because when they go into these rangers, when they go
Speaker 6: into these gun stores, all of them are ran by men,
Speaker 6: and the men take them to the to the purple
Speaker 6: guns and the pink guns, little little piece of guns,
Speaker 6: and they don't matter. That's that's exactly where they take them.
Speaker 6: And we can handle better than that. So what I
Speaker 6: carry is a Smith and Wesson shield. Plus I carry
Speaker 6: that it's a nine millimeter, But I mean I could
Speaker 6: bush your ass for a three eighty, you know what
Speaker 6: I mean, It doesn't really matter.
Speaker 3: I feel like we it has to fit the person.
Speaker 6: We have to try it out.
Speaker 10: Y'all need to know Robin's not a first generation shooters.
Speaker 10: You come from a long line of as kik because
Speaker 10: then shooters.
Speaker 7: I just want to put that out. I was gonna ask.
Speaker 11: You know a lot of people feel like they need
Speaker 11: a big gun, right, they need a forty caliber forty five?
Speaker 11: Can you tell the reason why, Like I carry nine
Speaker 11: milimeter And the reason i carry nine milimeters two is
Speaker 11: if I'm in the house and I gotta shoot somebody
Speaker 11: in the house, I don't want it to go through
Speaker 11: the wall.
Speaker 9: I need a little deuce deuce in your boot.
Speaker 6: Which, well, you know what, so nine milimeter is very popular, right,
Speaker 6: but then you I mean, people get killed with twenty twos.
Speaker 6: You know, I have some women that are twenty two
Speaker 6: is where they are right now.
Speaker 11: He used to laugh at me, right because back in
Speaker 11: New York, you could not you know, you couldn't carry
Speaker 11: a gun. But in New York was very, very deadly,
Speaker 11: very very a lot of crime. As growing up as
Speaker 11: a team, right, so we used to go to the club.
Speaker 11: We used to I used to carry like a little
Speaker 11: two two and his Manolo Blonnis First of all, you're
Speaker 11: not in my shoe, because that would be the only
Speaker 11: way that I can walk around with the gun. And
Speaker 11: they made fun of me, but they don't know that
Speaker 11: the Too two could do damage like anything else.
Speaker 6: Stand in front of it. I bet you he won't
Speaker 6: stand in front.
Speaker 7: I bet you couldn't get it out of his boot.
Speaker 6: So I think that the gun has to fit the
Speaker 6: person and we won't know until we try. So like
Speaker 6: from my company, I offer a service called Try before
Speaker 6: you Buy, where I bring eight to ten of the
Speaker 6: most popular concealed carry guns and we sit there one
Speaker 6: on one and we try every single one. So that way,
Speaker 6: when a woman goes to the gun store, they are
Speaker 6: confident in what they came to buy, because if not,
Speaker 6: they're gonna try to talk you into this little pink.
Speaker 3: Gun over here.
Speaker 6: So when they walk in they say, no, I want
Speaker 6: the glock forty three X, No, I want the glock nineteen.
Speaker 6: They are very aware of where we are because we
Speaker 6: already did this process.
Speaker 11: We got more with Robin Evans when we come back,
Speaker 11: so don't move. It's the breakfast club, Good morning, we're
Speaker 11: talking about gun safety.
Speaker 9: I saw you say one or three women in the
Speaker 9: US will experience domestic dating violence in their lifetime.
Speaker 7: So would you encourage women to take guns on a
Speaker 7: first day?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 6: Absolutely. You never know who you're meeting up with actually
Speaker 6: made these dating apps and stuff like that. You never
Speaker 6: know who this person really is. There's been a lot
Speaker 6: of like serial rapists connected to dating dating apps and
Speaker 6: stuff like that. So I would highly recommend that a woman,
Speaker 6: but not just have a gun, know how to use
Speaker 6: the gun.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 6: A lot of people have guns to flex with and
Speaker 6: they're not knowledgeable about the actual gun.
Speaker 3: So I believe, yes, you should have a gun on.
Speaker 6: Every single date.
Speaker 3: On the fifty fourth date, there should still be a gun.
Speaker 9: How would you.
Speaker 10: Encourage women to get are just people in general to
Speaker 10: get over their fear of fire them?
Speaker 6: See, that's where I believe if the instructor I feel like,
Speaker 6: whoever you team up with, that's where that comes into play.
Speaker 6: Because if you team up with somebody who's macho macho
Speaker 6: and think we about to join the military tomorrow, then
Speaker 6: you get turned off by because you're already intimidated. So
Speaker 6: I believe that's where you have to find an instructor
Speaker 6: that you vibe with, right, Like, So my whole business
Speaker 6: is a vibe.
Speaker 3: Like we're a vibe. I have a vibe check.
Speaker 6: You can't come unless you pass the vibe check. I've
Speaker 6: turned down people because they vibes don't match my vibe.
Speaker 6: Ratchet yet educational, you know what I mean?
Speaker 12: So like but.
Speaker 6: But so yeah, the vibe check. I've had people come
Speaker 6: and they're here for the wrong reasons, right, they're here
Speaker 6: because they are malicious.
Speaker 3: They're here for not.
Speaker 6: They don't want to learn how to protect themselves. They
Speaker 6: want to learn how to do damage to something else
Speaker 6: because they got something else going on.
Speaker 3: I'm not here for that.
Speaker 6: I'm here to teach women how to defend themselves against
Speaker 6: threats that may come your way.
Speaker 7: I think reps too. I think the more you do it,
Speaker 7: the more you get used to it.
Speaker 11: Yeah, the first first time anybody goes into range and
Speaker 11: you shoot that one time and it's loud and.
Speaker 6: It depends on the gun that you shoot for the
Speaker 6: first time, I start everybody off with twenty two. It's
Speaker 6: as low as we can go. I thought everybody off
Speaker 6: there is a confidence building. They say, oh, this wasn't
Speaker 6: as bad as I thought it was going to be.
Speaker 6: And then next thing you know, we move up toward
Speaker 6: three eighty right, so it goes twenty two three eighty
Speaker 6: nine millimeters and we slowly work our way up that
Speaker 6: ladder and then when they're next next thing, you know
Speaker 6: they do have a forty or forty five because they
Speaker 6: we took that process together.
Speaker 7: I do believe when somebody uses that firearm it should
Speaker 7: be to kill.
Speaker 6: Yes, I believe that. Don't pull it out if you
Speaker 6: ain't serious about.
Speaker 11: It, Okay, because you know a lot of people, and
Speaker 11: I can tell a lot of these people that don't
Speaker 11: have firearms. They always say, well, you can injure somebody
Speaker 11: shoot them in the leg.
Speaker 6: But see the thing about it is right when you
Speaker 6: when you pull out your firearm to use it, you
Speaker 6: are trying to truly stop somebody, right, So if you
Speaker 6: shoot them at other places there adrenaline can keep them
Speaker 6: going through things like that. So I teach women about organs.
Speaker 6: I teach them about like placement, because what we're trying
Speaker 6: to do is drop the blood pressure. If you drop
Speaker 6: the blood pressure, you drop the person. And so that's
Speaker 6: what we're trying to do. So we're trying to hit
Speaker 6: you in organs every single time. Where can we hit
Speaker 6: we only got one shot.
Speaker 3: We got to make it work.
Speaker 6: The arm, ain't it?
Speaker 12: Hold on?
Speaker 9: That sounds sinister? You drop the blood pressure?
Speaker 3: Yeah, same, So you're triggers.
Speaker 7: So you you teach all your people how to just
Speaker 7: shoot the kill. Yes, okay, but I deal with a
Speaker 7: lot that's.
Speaker 11: A law law enforcement shoot the kill. When you when
Speaker 11: you pull your FIREMNT. It's to kill, it's not too that's.
Speaker 9: What That's what they don't want. That's what you know,
Speaker 9: a lot of activists don't want.
Speaker 11: And what she said, when when when that adrenaline is
Speaker 11: running and somebody's coming towards you, you want to make
Speaker 11: sure you eliminate the threat.
Speaker 6: The threat right now, they still keep coming. So I
Speaker 6: mean that's what I train women to. Like I said,
Speaker 6: I deal with a lot of domestic violence victims like stuff.
Speaker 6: You you couldn't even believe it if I told you
Speaker 6: right now. So I've had women had to use their
Speaker 6: firearms to defend themselves. And that's how we train. We
Speaker 6: train the way it's gonna be. We're not training for
Speaker 6: your arm. We're training to put you down.
Speaker 10: But change the concentration on victims of domestic violence solely
Speaker 10: or just women in general.
Speaker 3: It's women in general. It's women in general. However, once
Speaker 3: I started.
Speaker 6: All the domestic violence victims starting to come in, and
Speaker 6: they all like they didn't feel comfortable taking the men's classes.
Speaker 6: They didn't feel comfortable sitting in the classes with all
Speaker 6: the men, so they started finding chicks with triggers. And
Speaker 6: then they come and even the like at the local rangers,
Speaker 6: they'll say, women never talk to us like they talk
Speaker 6: to you, but it's a different vibe, you know what
Speaker 6: I mean. So they come to me and they say, listen,
Speaker 6: this man has talked me and he's trying to kill me.
Speaker 6: I've had that a million times.
Speaker 21: You know.
Speaker 6: This man have had me in the hospital and I
Speaker 6: was on a feeding tube of three months. I've had
Speaker 6: that a million times. Or he's getting out of prison
Speaker 6: and he said, like he already called and said he's coming.
Speaker 3: So so we got to get ready.
Speaker 4: The only thing I don't like about a lot of
Speaker 4: states where they allow you to have.
Speaker 11: A firearm at a young age or twenty one, you know,
Speaker 11: only a permit or don't don't need a license, is
Speaker 11: I feel like everybody should have to take a class,
Speaker 11: right yeah, now.
Speaker 3: Okay, so I do agree with that, I believe that
Speaker 3: you have to prove. You should prove that you're competence.
Speaker 11: But not only that, you should know what the consequences are, right,
Speaker 11: because a lot of people you get a fire on.
Speaker 11: My I remember I got my first farm at twenty one, right,
Speaker 11: I went to him University at twenty one. You could
Speaker 11: get a gun in Virginia. So I got my first
Speaker 11: handgun at twenty one. I don't think I was mentally
Speaker 11: capable of owning that gun, right because at that age,
Speaker 11: anything you mean, you could get into a fight in
Speaker 11: a club and I'm automatically going to grab my fire on,
Speaker 11: but you don't necessarily know the consequences of what that means.
Speaker 11: And I think, I mean, if you have to take
Speaker 11: a class to get a license, you know, you have
Speaker 11: to take a class with so many different things, Why
Speaker 11: shouldn't you have to take one to get a fire off.
Speaker 3: See, I believe that you. I believe that you should
Speaker 3: at least have to take a class. I really do
Speaker 3: believe that.
Speaker 6: I know a lot of there's a lot of organizations
Speaker 6: that don't believe that, Like, you should just be able
Speaker 6: to go buy a gun.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 6: Granted, in South Carolina, we could just go buy a gun.
Speaker 6: You don't need a class. But my direct clients hell,
Speaker 6: and most women they want the class.
Speaker 3: It's the men that's the problem. Most women want the
Speaker 3: class of.
Speaker 6: Okay, I had this gun for however long, but I
Speaker 6: don't feel comfortable using it because I don't know the bouce.
Speaker 6: So it's just been sitting in the box. And that's
Speaker 6: where we start from there. I might even have a program.
Speaker 6: It's called Learn Your Gun's for women that already have
Speaker 6: a gun, and they come in. It's a four week
Speaker 6: program and every single week they come and we learned.
Speaker 6: So week one we learn how to break it down,
Speaker 6: take it apart. What are all the names called, what
Speaker 6: are all the parts called? Then the second week is malfunctions.
Speaker 6: If it jams, what are we going to do? Like,
Speaker 6: we can't just excuse me, sir, you know before you
Speaker 6: rate me, can you give me fifteen minutes? And then
Speaker 6: the third one we go for accuracy. That's where I
Speaker 6: talk about the placement and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: We go to the shooting range.
Speaker 6: And then the fourth one we learn how to clean
Speaker 6: it and oil it and keep it, keep it functioning properly.
Speaker 10: What success stories have you had like meaning, you know,
Speaker 10: sadly a woman was assaulted and they were able to
Speaker 10: defend themselves.
Speaker 6: I had a woman that a man, a man that
Speaker 6: she knew, broke into her home and she had to
Speaker 6: use her firearm and she killed him. Wow, And I asked,
Speaker 6: I remember asking her afterwards. I said, I said, were
Speaker 6: you how do you feel? And the first thing she
Speaker 6: said to me was she had never said in two
Speaker 6: years to me, was I finally feel free, Like I'm
Speaker 6: not scared anymore, I'm not looking over my shoulder anymore.
Speaker 6: I feel free. And she said, I I never thought
Speaker 6: I would feel like that because for the past eight
Speaker 6: years this is how I felt. And so he would
Speaker 6: stalk her everything because it's not even if they stalk you, right,
Speaker 6: it's hard to get a restrained in order and a
Speaker 6: strainer there is just a piece of paper.
Speaker 3: The cops are not here to protect you, so we
Speaker 3: have to do it ourselves.
Speaker 6: I feel like, especially with domestic violence, it's only gonna
Speaker 6: end one of two ways, right Domestic violence is out
Speaker 6: of control right now, and it's only gonna end one
Speaker 6: of two ways. Either men are going to step up
Speaker 6: and say you know what, We're not gonna do this anymore.
Speaker 6: We're not gonna beat women anymore. We're not gonna treat
Speaker 6: them like this anymore, which that hasn't happened yet. Or
Speaker 6: women are going to step up and they're gonna say,
Speaker 6: you know, we're gonna be our own first responders and
Speaker 6: if anybody poses an imminent threat to me or my family,
Speaker 6: we're gonna put them down. And that's what I teach
Speaker 6: them how to do.
Speaker 9: How else do you think.
Speaker 10: Women can protect themselves while they're waiting on the process
Speaker 10: to go through the access the firearm?
Speaker 6: Knives, we teach knives, We teach self defense. There's so
Speaker 6: many different ways. You don't it doesn't always have to
Speaker 6: be a gun because a lot of places you can't
Speaker 6: even have a gun. So what are we gonna use?
Speaker 6: So we teach them stick fight and we teach them
Speaker 6: where to hit. We teach them knives, how to stab,
Speaker 6: stuff like that, things that you can use around your house.
Speaker 6: We teach them to be prepared from every single angle.
Speaker 7: Can we talk about the background, because I know people
Speaker 7: hear that and they'd be like.
Speaker 9: What you know about all of that?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 6: So my father, when you're tired NYPD, and he's also
Speaker 6: brand master of Martin Bigis, which is a martial arts system.
Speaker 6: So we kick ass around here from every single angle,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean, every angle you're gonna get
Speaker 6: your ass well, every single every.
Speaker 10: Single way we can Spreessor Robert Evans, you've heard me
Speaker 10: talk about it, you know, written a bottom in my books,
Speaker 10: great mentor of mine.
Speaker 9: Yes, he's here, is that he is him?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 9: So don't think, Robin, don't know what you doing. I know,
Speaker 9: we don't know what you're talking. We appreciate you for
Speaker 9: joining us to say thank you so much for having
Speaker 9: me love it.
Speaker 7: And what's the information?
Speaker 6: Everything is chickswick Trigger. So Instagram is shackswa triggers. My
Speaker 6: website is shackswad triggers dot com. Facebook is shackswaw Trigger.
Speaker 6: But Facebook blocks me a lot for all the guns.
Speaker 6: So if you want to have a good time Instagram,
Speaker 6: let's me live my best life.
Speaker 7: All right.
Speaker 4: Well, it's Robin Evans. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 11: Good morning, than the Breakfast Club, Good morning everybody. It's
Speaker 11: dj n V, Charlamagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 11: Laura La Rosa is here, and let's get to the rumors.
Speaker 12: Here from.
Speaker 6: I think a lot of people will recognize the boys
Speaker 6: to the name from the breakfast club.
Speaker 7: Lauren came in.
Speaker 3: The Truth.
Speaker 6: So Omrion recently sat down with Jason Lee over Hollywood
Speaker 6: and lockshot outs to them and he talked about the
Speaker 6: fact that at one point in time, him and Carucci
Speaker 6: were almost a thing.
Speaker 24: One of the girls that tried to hook he up with.
Speaker 24: A lot of people don't know it's Carucci. Do you
Speaker 24: remember that?
Speaker 7: Me, Chris Brown and Omaron were brothers.
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 24: Right, One night they said, bring all these girls, all
Speaker 24: these girls, and one of the girls was Carouci, right, right,
Speaker 24: do you remember that night? Y'all were kind of feeling
Speaker 24: each other.
Speaker 4: And that's true.
Speaker 9: I thought y'all were going to be a thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 24: And then she was meeting she was a media to
Speaker 24: take out with Chris, right, And you never say what
Speaker 24: if I was you, I would you know, come on, now,
Speaker 24: you got to be unbothered.
Speaker 7: You've been unbothered for a long time.
Speaker 9: What would what would there be? What would a Marion
Speaker 9: have to say?
Speaker 7: Though?
Speaker 3: I mean him and Chris Brown were friends at one point.
Speaker 4: But from what they it seem like they were dating.
Speaker 4: It seemed like they came to a party and.
Speaker 7: They were talking.
Speaker 6: But there's also like always been I mean, since I
Speaker 6: think they're good. Now we'll get into that we have
Speaker 6: some audio, but there has been like a little bit
Speaker 6: of like like a weird.
Speaker 3: Friction with O Marion and Chris Brown. I think it's so.
Speaker 6: I think it's more so just like career comparisons and
Speaker 6: like that whole thing. Like there were jokes going around
Speaker 6: at one point in time that like Chris Brown stole
Speaker 6: O Marion's career. There was one point, Yeah, there was
Speaker 6: one point when O'mrio, I mean you know, O Mario
Speaker 6: had dropped the project. This was like twenty seventeen, and
Speaker 6: a fan commented and said, it takes this dude years
Speaker 6: to come out with an album. I guess everybody in
Speaker 6: Chris Brown. O Marion responded and said, it's because I
Speaker 6: make music for the soul, not just for business purposes.
Speaker 9: But how could Chris Brown still on marion career?
Speaker 10: Chris Brown came out as a solo artist in two
Speaker 10: thousand and five, Well, Mario was still would be too
Speaker 10: k around that time, right, So Chris Brown, Chris Brown's
Speaker 10: career is his career on Marion's criz his career. We
Speaker 10: got to stop thinking that just because one person is winning,
Speaker 10: somebody else has to lose. That's not how it works
Speaker 10: in the music, or that they both singing and dancing,
Speaker 10: that somebody takes somebody's That's how Chris Brown came out
Speaker 10: singing and dancing.
Speaker 3: That's how people do though like that.
Speaker 7: People are niggas us niggas.
Speaker 3: That's how it is.
Speaker 6: It's it's like if you got one person that's singing,
Speaker 6: dancing and smoothing all around the stage, another person can't
Speaker 6: do it too, which.
Speaker 9: Is crazy because that means we could have two or.
Speaker 7: Three or four.
Speaker 11: And even with this situation, so if Jason Lee brought
Speaker 11: some women to a party and we all decided to
Speaker 11: talk to maybe she was talking.
Speaker 4: To mar and didn't like lamar and and it was
Speaker 4: speaking of Chris, like Chris, you know what I mean?
Speaker 4: So I don't, I don't.
Speaker 7: They weren't dating, they weren't together, they weren't holding hands.
Speaker 6: Even if they were. Though, yeah, let's hear the audio,
Speaker 6: because he does speak to the Chris Brown part of
Speaker 6: the conversation.
Speaker 21: I've always looked at CB as like, you know, like
Speaker 21: like a brother, you know what I mean? Even if
Speaker 21: it's from a distance, even if you know, I don't
Speaker 21: agree with some of the things that he says or
Speaker 21: he does, you know what I'm saying. Like, one thing
Speaker 21: I do know is is when I see CB, he
Speaker 21: always showed me respect.
Speaker 7: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 21: He always be like, hey, bro, cause I just I
Speaker 21: seen him down in Vegas for Lovers and Friends and
Speaker 21: it's been a while since we ran into each other.
Speaker 4: We actually ran into each other and.
Speaker 7: We're able to talk. Yeah, at the same hotel. It
Speaker 7: was just like, oh, it was still very respectful. And
Speaker 7: that's all that I asked, you know what I'm saying, like, cause,
Speaker 7: like I said, I don't forget.
Speaker 6: And I think it's interesting to point out, like even
Speaker 6: when O Marion posted this, he said something in this
Speaker 6: caption about like having to get over our own like
Speaker 6: preconceived notions, and you know, just how we interpret things
Speaker 6: that other people may do or say or not do
Speaker 6: or not say, like, you know, something.
Speaker 9: To that effect.
Speaker 6: I think that's important too, because when you are there
Speaker 6: sometimes it's not people. Sometimes you in your own head
Speaker 6: about you what people are saying within the comments with
Speaker 6: you know, all that back and forth and then that
Speaker 6: creates a friction.
Speaker 9: That that is people though.
Speaker 10: I mean, and that's why I always say it, like,
Speaker 10: you got to be very careful of social media because
Speaker 10: you'll get on social media and you'll let social media.
Speaker 9: Dictate your thoughts for you.
Speaker 10: It'll be narratives, it'll be things that you weren't even
Speaker 10: thinking about that somebody will put in your head and
Speaker 10: now all of a sudden, you believe it, you know,
Speaker 10: or other people will believe it. It's like, Yo, the
Speaker 10: only validation you should care about, the only opinion you
Speaker 10: should care about is yours. That's why I never I
Speaker 10: never understand when people get so mad about what folks
Speaker 10: are saying about them on social media.
Speaker 7: Shouldn't shouldn't you knowing the truth be enough?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I think things compound though, right, Because like, if at
Speaker 6: that time Amaron didn't feel like his career was where
Speaker 6: he wanted to be, Chris Brown is doing well, you
Speaker 6: got everybody around you talking about Chris Brown and basically
Speaker 6: saying that should be you.
Speaker 3: You have to build up that armor of like now
Speaker 3: I'm good where I'm at, I'm cool, I'm good over here.
Speaker 6: That takes a little minute. You weren't always you were
Speaker 6: in the comments and all that at one point.
Speaker 9: I've never cared. And we'll tell you that I ain't
Speaker 9: never cared about what people say.
Speaker 3: You and lean into stuff that I was playing the
Speaker 3: game care he never cared.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I like to clear up my stuff, Like if
Speaker 11: somebody has a notion of something about me, I want
Speaker 11: to clear it up because I don't like the narrative
Speaker 11: going around that something that's let's say it's not true,
Speaker 11: and I want to tell people what the truth is.
Speaker 4: That's that's always been me.
Speaker 6: You're helping me learn because this been sometimes where I'll
Speaker 6: be like should I and you be like no, We're
Speaker 6: moving on from that, like you help.
Speaker 7: Only think he ever cleared up his Morris Chess now
Speaker 7: he don't look nothing like Claire's Mars. First of all.
Speaker 6: First of all, never had to clear that up if
Speaker 6: he was trying to beef with you, though, like how
Speaker 6: would you do that?
Speaker 10: Why would we beef when we came off the same
Speaker 10: assembly line, same assembly line, said himself.
Speaker 6: You come from where like the Walmarts are assembled. He's
Speaker 6: more like Amazon officials.
Speaker 7: It's not the.
Speaker 3: Walmart target.
Speaker 9: We have to clip.
Speaker 5: Very recently, for the first couple of times, they thought
Speaker 5: I was Charlottage Charlamage God.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, let me look from this way.
Speaker 6: Anybody speak that one?
Speaker 9: Okay?
Speaker 7: So yeah, I think every uh boy headed black dude
Speaker 7: you know to go to you, right? Did you want
Speaker 7: just want you to know on demand on Q Yeah,
Speaker 7: you gotta get you had to turn him around from
Speaker 7: the back. Turn around. Let me see you from the
Speaker 7: back looking.
Speaker 3: Like them more's chestnuts.
Speaker 9: Who Jennifer.
Speaker 7: I don't understand why Jennifer had to hate.
Speaker 9: So hard on that moment.
Speaker 7: Okay, well, we're gonna we're gonna move on.
Speaker 6: So to nashe had an intruder at her home. So
Speaker 6: this is really scary, really really scary. So there was
Speaker 6: a guy that showed up to her home several times
Speaker 6: and at this point she is asking for a temporary
Speaker 6: restraining order because number one, he showed up at her
Speaker 6: brother's birthday party. There's been some things where he's kind of,
Speaker 6: you know, been stalkerish online to her.
Speaker 3: He showed up at her house multiple times.
Speaker 6: In one of the times, she actually had to hide
Speaker 6: in her own home because he tried to get in
Speaker 6: the home.
Speaker 9: She needs to call Robert Evans learn how to shoot.
Speaker 6: Because because this guy was actually locked up, but he
Speaker 6: was released because of that. The new rules or laws
Speaker 6: around like the bells in l A. Yeah, this is scary.
Speaker 9: That's why women need to learn how to shoots.
Speaker 3: Totally agree.
Speaker 6: Even just sitting here talking about this, it is making
Speaker 6: me feel like i need to get my my triggers together.
Speaker 11: I'm going to all right, Well that is your rumor report,
Speaker 11: And again shout to Robin Evans for joining us. Of course,
Speaker 11: she runs the company Chicks with Triggers and tries to
Speaker 11: teach women how to defend themselves not only would the
Speaker 11: hand firearms with knives or or their hands as well,
Speaker 11: and also leslie f and Jones for joining us this
Speaker 11: morning as well.
Speaker 3: Does Robin teach you how to control your temper too?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'm sure.
Speaker 7: Yeah, everything is strategic, nothing my.
Speaker 3: Fear Like I get that and then homeboy do something.
Speaker 11: Well, she'll teach you, I'm sure, the rules and the
Speaker 11: laws so to see when you need to use that
Speaker 11: weapon and when you shouldn't. You just can't be shooting people, yes,
Speaker 11: just gonna be mad and shooting somebody just because the
Speaker 11: guy doesn't he just can't shoot him.
Speaker 10: And don't be confused. Robin's background to her her father.
Speaker 10: You know one of my mentors, Professor Robert Evans. He
Speaker 10: is a grand master of modern Vjitsu and he's a
Speaker 10: former NYPD police officer and he's a medical doctor.
Speaker 7: So you know she comes from great pettigals.
Speaker 3: That sounds like therapy, meditation and a twenty two.
Speaker 7: I love all that.
Speaker 9: Yeah, go you kick your ass and talking. He'll be
Speaker 9: right too. He'll talk you through the trauma he just called.
Speaker 7: And patch you right up, and the talking to give
Speaker 7: you your stitches all right when we come back.
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Speaker 7: Yesterday was her birthday. She had the whole staff late
Speaker 7: this morning because they were partying with her all night long.
Speaker 3: Did you get invited?
Speaker 9: They know I don't be coming and stuff like that.
Speaker 9: Why gave a nice gift though?
Speaker 6: You give that My birthday is on November twenty second,
Speaker 6: for real. Yes, by the way, I am, I'm on
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Speaker 6: The Millennium is owned by a black woman and she
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Speaker 3: Do we not need a ticket for that?
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Speaker 6: Women's in Delaware. This is my first time doing the
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Speaker 19: Yes, thank you so much, you guys, you have met
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Speaker 7: Thank you Deanna. We appreciate you.
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Speaker 11: Salutar guy, man, have you born day again? Salute to
Speaker 11: uh Leslie Jones. Her book Leslie Fing Jones is out
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Speaker 7: Go get that.
Speaker 4: And also Robin Evans, CEO of Chicks with Triggers.
Speaker 9: Certified firearm instructor.
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