Speaker 1: Good morning, Usa yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 1: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 1: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo.
Speaker 2: Jess is out today. She's on vacation. She Charlamagne in
Speaker 2: the car.
Speaker 3: Peace to the.
Speaker 4: Planet this Monday.
Speaker 1: How y'all feel out there? I feel blessed, black and
Speaker 1: hollhy favored. Happy to be here another day to serve
Speaker 1: our beautiful listeners.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Good morning man. How was your weekend?
Speaker 4: It was good?
Speaker 2: You see Wicked?
Speaker 4: I did go see Wicked. I want to go see
Speaker 4: Wicked yesterday.
Speaker 2: Okay, I went to go see with the kids, to
Speaker 2: go see Wicked yesterday. What was your thoughts?
Speaker 4: I didn't give it. Damn. I didn't give a good goddamn.
Speaker 4: That's just not for me. That's what the kids.
Speaker 1: I sat there and when it was over, I said
Speaker 1: to myself, what was that? And and you know I
Speaker 1: saw the first one too with the kids. But I
Speaker 1: just want to say, why we got to make everything
Speaker 1: so dark?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 4: Why does everything from my childhood got to turn so dark?
Speaker 6: Like?
Speaker 2: I don't know it was.
Speaker 1: I didn't know that's how the tin man became the
Speaker 1: tin Man. I didn't know how that's how the scarecrow
Speaker 1: came a scarecrow. Kyle Lee Lyon didn't serve no purpose.
Speaker 1: I thought he was gay back in the day, but
Speaker 1: now it was just like, I don't know what he does.
Speaker 2: He's just there.
Speaker 1: And then my daughter and my oldes daughter was telling
Speaker 1: me how out wicked it was a book before odds.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I just dof he ain't even had no face, like
Speaker 1: they didn't even care about doffy.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 2: I fell asleep one time. My daughter had to wake
Speaker 2: me up.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but you know what I realized taking my kids
Speaker 7: to the movie theater, Yes, Saturday.
Speaker 2: It's expensive.
Speaker 4: It's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: My kids said they wanted a slushy.
Speaker 1: I was like, oh, that's actually that might be a
Speaker 1: Christmas present. I might have to let them know it
Speaker 1: like that party.
Speaker 2: I was like, there's no way, this is this this expensive.
Speaker 4: No, that's ridiculous.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 7: Then they then then they then they had the nerve
Speaker 7: to say, Dad, hast some chicken fingers in French fries.
Speaker 2: And I wanted to say no.
Speaker 4: And I didn't know the scarecrow in the green the
Speaker 4: witch was hunching.
Speaker 2: Damn, you didn't know that. I don't know that. I
Speaker 2: don't know that.
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 1: They wumping in and I was just sitting there thinking,
Speaker 1: what is this penis like now? Because you know, the
Speaker 1: reason he became a scarecrow is because they put a
Speaker 1: spell on him.
Speaker 2: They put a spell on him. She said he can't
Speaker 2: die exactly right.
Speaker 4: So how did that affect everything else like down below?
Speaker 1: And I was just I don't know, man, it was
Speaker 1: just whatever whatever I could care less.
Speaker 4: I mean, it made a lot of money.
Speaker 2: It did, it didn't.
Speaker 7: I had to check because I was like, there's no
Speaker 7: way that this is going to break the first one.
Speaker 7: I was like, because it's too expensive, and I'm like
Speaker 7: everything out here is is expensive and but nah.
Speaker 4: And I don't think I like musical giz. I like
Speaker 4: them play.
Speaker 1: I like them in a Broadway play, not in the
Speaker 1: movie I've seen in the movie theater. I don't want
Speaker 1: to break out the song every twenty seconds with that.
Speaker 1: But but y'all, it ain't for me. I'm not saying
Speaker 1: it's a bad movie. I'm just saying it ain't for me.
Speaker 1: I'm a forty seven year old old, that's man. I'm
Speaker 1: born in ninteen ninety seventy eight.
Speaker 2: Okay, now my kids loved it. Now they loved it.
Speaker 7: They broke it down after they're like it like they
Speaker 7: knew everything about the tim everything.
Speaker 2: They broke it down angry.
Speaker 8: I would have too.
Speaker 7: If you've been doing he whist, you'll be pissed off too.
Speaker 7: You did that, man dirty. It's all the munchkins out there, man, monskins,
Speaker 7: monskins need They weren't.
Speaker 4: Really munchkins though.
Speaker 1: They were just like regular sized people. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying, You know, the little people that need work
Speaker 1: out there.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but yeah, they were considered munchkins. So muskets need
Speaker 7: a union.
Speaker 1: They're just munchkins in name. They weren't even munchkins in
Speaker 1: the movie. The kids need rights to the odds. I
Speaker 1: knew they had actual little people, right, okay.
Speaker 2: But there wasn't Muskey monchs. But I guess they couldn't
Speaker 2: find people who play. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Plenty of little people out there. Now you're gonna have
Speaker 1: a bunch of the month. They protest, we don't exist
Speaker 1: in me. You don't see us, all right, No rights,
Speaker 1: Let's get to look down Jesus Christ.
Speaker 2: Let's get the ship crack it. Brandy Evans will be
Speaker 2: joining us.
Speaker 7: You know her from Reasonable Doubt season three and also
Speaker 7: p Valley, she plays Mercedes, So we're gonna be talking
Speaker 7: to her. This is Caregiver Appreciation Month and she's a
Speaker 7: caregiver to her mom and she'll break down everything that
Speaker 7: she has to do and that's involved with that.
Speaker 2: So don't go anywhere.
Speaker 7: And then we got front page news when we come back,
Speaker 7: and me and we will be joining us, and we
Speaker 7: gotta break down the football scores. I think my Giants
Speaker 7: is just losing on purpose at this point. I think, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 7: we'll talk about it. The Breakfast Club in the morning.
Speaker 4: Morning.
Speaker 7: Everybody is DJ Envy, Jess Hilarius, Charlamage the guy.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front
Speaker 2: page news, a lot of sports. Let's jump right into a.
Speaker 7: Salute to Devin Haney became a three weight world champion
Speaker 7: in Saudi Arabia after defeating Brian Norman Junior.
Speaker 1: Devin Haney, Man, Devin Haney look look really good at
Speaker 1: one forty seven?
Speaker 2: Yes right?
Speaker 7: And also salute to the Gotham Football Club women's soccer.
Speaker 7: They celebrated they won over the weekend and today is
Speaker 7: their ticker tape Parade. They beat Washington Spirit one zero
Speaker 7: if you're inter professional women's soccer, and Shadoor Sanders became
Speaker 7: the first Browns quarterback to win his first career start
Speaker 7: since nineteen ninety nine. They won over the weekend. They
Speaker 7: beat the Raiders twenty four to ten. Now, also, the
Speaker 7: Seahawks beat the Titans. The Ravens beat the Jets, The
Speaker 7: Packers beat the Vikings. The Giants lost to the lines,
Speaker 7: but I think they lost that on purpose. If you've
Speaker 7: seen that game, you understand why. The Patriots beat the Bengals,
Speaker 7: Jaguars beat the Carinos, the Falcons beat the Saints, the
Speaker 7: Rams beat the Buccaneers. And yeah, your cowboys one luckily.
Speaker 4: Sprint ball, slow down on that one. Say that one.
Speaker 4: I said, you heard me, Dallas calbody.
Speaker 1: Busted the Philadelphia Eagles. Ass okay, say that, y'all. All right,
Speaker 1: y'all should have lost that. And we five and five, baby,
Speaker 1: five to five and one right back at five hundred
Speaker 1: where we need to be.
Speaker 4: So you know what that means? What we call it
Speaker 4: to the super Bowl? All okay?
Speaker 7: Delirious now tonight and Monday night for ball. The Carolina
Speaker 7: Panthers take on the forty nine ers.
Speaker 2: What's up, Mami?
Speaker 9: Good morning, and by good morning, charlamagne him, we'll see
Speaker 9: you good morning.
Speaker 10: Okay.
Speaker 9: So we start this morning with President Trump escalating his
Speaker 9: feud with Marjorie Taylor Green, taking shots at her untrue
Speaker 9: social all weekend as a fallout continue from Continues for
Speaker 9: her surprise decision to resign from Congress At a new post,
Speaker 9: he referred to her as Marjorie Taylor Brown or excuse me,
Speaker 9: Marjorie Trader Brown, and said she quote went bad and
Speaker 9: says he stopped returning her phone calls. Agreen, for her part,
Speaker 9: spent the weekend pushing back, defending her record and making
Speaker 9: it clear she has no plans to run for president
Speaker 9: in twenty twenty eight. Her resignation takes effect January fifth,
Speaker 9: twenty twenty six, marking one of the most dramatic breaks
Speaker 9: between Trump and one of his earliest and.
Speaker 11: Most vocal MAGA allies.
Speaker 9: It also leaves Speaker Mike Johnson with an even slimmer
Speaker 9: majority head into twenty twenty six. Let's listen to some
Speaker 9: of Marjorie's resignation speech.
Speaker 12: Standing up for American women who were raped at fourteen
Speaker 12: years old. Trafficked in use by rich, powerful men should
Speaker 12: not result in me being called a trader and threatened
Speaker 12: by the President of the United States, whom I fought for.
Speaker 9: Well, meanwhile, Democratic Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett, she's questioning Green's decision
Speaker 9: to step down, saying she couldn't handle being on the
Speaker 9: opposite end of the president for one week.
Speaker 11: Let's listen to that.
Speaker 13: You know what, Honestly, I was like, You've got to
Speaker 13: be kidding me. You're on the other side of the
Speaker 13: president for one week and you can't take the heat.
Speaker 13: Imagine what it is to sit in my shoes, to
Speaker 13: not only be on the opposite side of him, but
Speaker 13: to have people like her who are constantly fanning the flames. So,
Speaker 13: you know, this really speaks to the fact that Marjorie,
Speaker 13: who has been an instigator of a lot of this
Speaker 13: hate that we see as it relates to the MAGA movement.
Speaker 13: You know, it's just interesting that I don't know if
Speaker 13: she really fully understood how bad she was making it
Speaker 13: for other people, and now that they're doing it to her,
Speaker 13: you know, I just got to say, well, why is
Speaker 13: it that everyone else is able to stand and you can't.
Speaker 11: Yeah, well, Green's term.
Speaker 9: It was supposed to run through January twenty twenty seven,
Speaker 9: so she's walking away a full year early and her
Speaker 9: In her announcement, she says she didn't want to have
Speaker 9: her district be put through a hurtful and hateful primary,
Speaker 9: especially after President Trump signaled that he made back another
Speaker 9: candidate against her and Zoran Mondami. He is back in
Speaker 9: New York this morning after his meeting with the White House,
Speaker 9: a conversation with President Trump at at both sides they
Speaker 9: described as productive. The mayor elect he spoke with reporters
Speaker 9: in the Bronx yesterday after church, saying the discussion focused
Speaker 9: on delivering for New Yorkers, with an emphasis on costs
Speaker 9: of living and affordability issues. Now Mondami said he's heard
Speaker 9: from resididents who were encouraged to see the both leaders
Speaker 9: see both leaders address everyday concerns at President Trump. He
Speaker 9: also praised the meeting, saying the two agreed on a
Speaker 9: lot more than he thought and that he wants Mondami
Speaker 9: to do a great job now the meeting it didn't
Speaker 9: stop reporters, though, from revisiting past comments. One notable moment
Speaker 9: still trending this morning came when a reporter acts Mondami
Speaker 9: whether he still believes the president is a fascist.
Speaker 11: Let's listen to that exchange.
Speaker 14: Are you affirming that you think President Trump is a fascist?
Speaker 6: I've spoken about Okay, it's easier, It's easier than explaining it.
Speaker 9: Well, yeah, so that was that exchange in Mondammi says
Speaker 9: he's taken the relationship one meeting at a time, but
Speaker 9: he left the White House feeling good about that initial conversation.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't want to hear any politicians call each other
Speaker 1: fascist authoritarians want to be dictator as communists, none.
Speaker 4: Of that kind of rhetoric anymore.
Speaker 1: It's all dead because if you call someone that and
Speaker 1: didn't turn around and saying but I'm willing to work
Speaker 1: with it looks hypocritical. And there is no such thing
Speaker 1: as working with fascists. That's not how fascism works. Fascism
Speaker 1: is in a normal political disagreement. So politicians need to
Speaker 1: stop using that kind of language because you don't believe it,
Speaker 1: you know, lead that type of commentary for the social
Speaker 1: media crowd and just go do your job, you know,
Speaker 1: as a politician, because I feel like that rhetoric is irresponsible,
Speaker 1: you know, in this climate it rouse people up. It
Speaker 1: makes folks mad at each other, fighting in the street,
Speaker 1: trying to kill our political opposition. Meanwhile, the politicians is
Speaker 1: working with each other like no, so they need to
Speaker 1: cut it out. It's people not even gonna eat Thanksgiving
Speaker 1: dinner this week together because they got political differences. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: you know these politicians are working with each other.
Speaker 4: We need to learn to work with each other.
Speaker 2: Do them all right?
Speaker 10: Very well? Said?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 9: Coming up at seven, the USDA says most of us
Speaker 9: are still doing one thing wrong in the kitchen for
Speaker 9: Thanksgiving and it could be putting your whole.
Speaker 11: Dinner at risk. We'll explain in the next hour and.
Speaker 7: Everybody else, get it off your chest. Eight hundred five
Speaker 7: five one oh five one. Let me know how you're
Speaker 7: weak and was if you need then you need to
Speaker 7: get some things off your chest. Phone lines or wide
Speaker 7: open again one eight hundred and five eight five one
Speaker 7: oh five one. Call us up right now. It's the
Speaker 7: Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Wait, this is
Speaker 7: your time to get it off your chest. Eight hundred
Speaker 7: five eight five one five one. We want to hear
Speaker 7: from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this yo?
Speaker 15: Born in Charlemagne DJ Envy Me day, Me.
Speaker 10: Day day.
Speaker 2: Get it off your chest.
Speaker 15: Brother, Hey, Charlamae, I gotta talk to you.
Speaker 4: For a little bit.
Speaker 16: Yes, sir, why you had to get shelter up by
Speaker 16: Asian dudes at the nels on?
Speaker 2: He likes it too, you see, Gig we went back.
Speaker 4: Listen.
Speaker 1: All I said was that when I'm in there sometimes
Speaker 1: getting the manicure, one of the guys that work there,
Speaker 1: he'll come up behind you and give you a little
Speaker 1: shoulder up, and you know, it was cool.
Speaker 4: He liked to hit it and it's fild.
Speaker 15: But the weird thing was that you was like, oh,
Speaker 15: I don't want Envy to show up so he don't
Speaker 15: see it.
Speaker 4: No, what happened with the man, don't you know?
Speaker 1: What happened was last time I was in there, Envy's
Speaker 1: wife and his daughter was in there, and then I
Speaker 1: saw Homie lurking, and I was like, man, don't come
Speaker 1: rub my shoulders right now, because I didn't want them
Speaker 1: to go back and tell Envy because I know they
Speaker 1: would have made it weird.
Speaker 17: Hey, yeah, yeah, go ahead, you telling yourself that many.
Speaker 15: I love the Breakfast Club at a Staff record label
Speaker 15: and as a crew Happy birthday to baby paid in
Speaker 15: twenty eight that's my birthday too.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, thank you brother, that's right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, my baby's birthday is a twenty eight November coming
Speaker 7: up in a couple of days, Black Friday. Have a
Speaker 7: happy birthday, brother.
Speaker 4: But you know what this is crazy though?
Speaker 1: Why like football players, basketball players got male therapist physical
Speaker 1: trainers that rubbed them down all day. I tell one
Speaker 1: story about the Asian man giving me a shoulder rub
Speaker 1: and now you know I'm questionable.
Speaker 2: You've always been questionable. That's not the thing.
Speaker 7: You've always been questionable. It's not like one time you've
Speaker 7: been questionable.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 15: How are you?
Speaker 2: How are you? What's your name?
Speaker 10: Brother?
Speaker 2: This is okay? Get it up here.
Speaker 15: Things don't want to Yeah, they on my chest.
Speaker 17: One.
Speaker 15: I want to talk about if the mayor talked about
Speaker 15: the Trump about the ice situation, that what is going
Speaker 15: on in New York City. And for example, they've been
Speaker 15: attacking a lot of different cultures like the hate the Chinese,
Speaker 15: and they have been attacking a lot of different nationalities
Speaker 15: and the certain areas where they're not going to target
Speaker 15: or turning areas like what these players are you know? Yeah,
Speaker 15: which is very sad.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and uh, you know Ice, Ice says they're definitely
Speaker 1: gonna ramp up operations in New York City by the.
Speaker 15: Way, absolutely just to get out of hand because a
Speaker 15: lot of people are remember grants that work hard and
Speaker 15: saying their bills, especially a lot of vendors who work
Speaker 15: on the street, in the subway and everything time support
Speaker 15: their fair lyes. It's not fair how they're being taken
Speaker 15: advantage of targeted, you know about about you know, for
Speaker 15: for ice or basically picking on it for no reason.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: Absolutely.
Speaker 15: The second thing, one you much tense, was that I
Speaker 15: wanted to let you guys know I have a film.
Speaker 15: I'm I'm a director, I'm a producer and alter and
Speaker 15: I was still streaming on on Ambon Prime and on
Speaker 15: Hippo TV. It's called The Science Calling Tail Pro talk
Speaker 15: us about Jeffy Girl who he's talking to Black meeting
Speaker 15: at the time, and it's a big, big prom that's
Speaker 15: at awadness about what he went to during the time
Speaker 15: of situation and you know, at the time of you know,
Speaker 15: Jim Cole, when you got got Andrew Young phone, I'm
Speaker 15: sorry interview. I wanted to talk to unfort opportunity to
Speaker 15: do so. And it's the big, big thing I wanted
Speaker 15: to discuss about the racis who was a lot of
Speaker 15: leaders went through at the time. You know, during all
Speaker 15: that time where while the King of my collect how
Speaker 15: your targeted and you know, and how basically the Toe
Speaker 15: Hotel pro it was very exposed to talking to on people.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, I'm beyond with Hey, hey, your boice is
Speaker 1: giving me anxiety. Man, I feel like I want to
Speaker 1: catch you. I feel like you're about to fall. I
Speaker 1: don't know why it sounds like you fall. I didn't
Speaker 1: want to catch you. I feel like you keep every
Speaker 1: time I hes want to reach out for you.
Speaker 2: But thank you for calling brother, appreciate you.
Speaker 10: This is very.
Speaker 4: This conversation makes my anxiety go up.
Speaker 7: Like, bro, get it, get it off your chest. Eight
Speaker 7: hundred five eight five one on five. When we come back,
Speaker 7: we got the latest with Lauren. Jo Rode calls a
Speaker 7: bunch of people vaginas. We'll tell you who when we
Speaker 7: come back. We'll let you break it. We'll let him
Speaker 7: break it down. It's the breakfast Club. Good morning, the
Speaker 7: breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Oh God, ain't no Lauren shut up trying to do this.
Speaker 4: He did this in a while.
Speaker 7: We're gonna try it morning, everybody. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Let's get to the latest with.
Speaker 2: Lauren larn you kind of a straight fast. She gets
Speaker 2: the from somebody that knows somebody to detail.
Speaker 8: I don't know how gud that knows a little bit
Speaker 8: about everything.
Speaker 4: She'd be having the latest on you. The Latest with
Speaker 4: Lauren la rosa fact. Some you have details, sometimes you
Speaker 4: have a little bit everything. It's the lad on the
Speaker 4: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Coob is not here, Lauren. She's on an island somewhere
Speaker 1: from what I saw on vacation.
Speaker 7: Yeah, she's on a little birthday vacation. So she sent
Speaker 7: me everything to do this morning, all the latest to do.
Speaker 1: I saw a picture she posted and on the glass
Speaker 1: it said, will you be my girlfriend? I'm like, y'all
Speaker 1: just get into that phase. You flew her out the country,
Speaker 1: that have to be your girlfriend.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I didn't look that deep into it.
Speaker 1: I just saw it. Probably wanted the story, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Maybe it was in her close friends.
Speaker 4: I don't remember.
Speaker 7: All right, Well, anyway, now is the latest. It's all
Speaker 7: about concerts and all about performances. So we all know
Speaker 7: Ja Rult almost got jumped the other night at the
Speaker 7: Monica and Brand detour. So he's finally speaking about exactly
Speaker 7: what happened during that situation.
Speaker 3: Don't walk to the stage, sneak me, snucker punched me
Speaker 3: from behind, three try to pump, and I'm just saying
Speaker 3: it happens. It could happen to anybody. Happens to players too.
Speaker 3: Get no points for that, no real points for that.
Speaker 3: At that point, we stuffling, We shuffling. I already diving
Speaker 3: across them, grabbing it. He's touting with it. I'm testing
Speaker 3: with it as I'm moving, you know, back doctor stumble.
Speaker 2: Over some bat Jones dead.
Speaker 18: Rick Rich's there.
Speaker 3: This is a may lady grabbing me back, making sure,
Speaker 3: you know, go right, trying to get between everybody who's
Speaker 3: going on, securities coming.
Speaker 8: It's a medley.
Speaker 3: So anyway, just kind of disperses and people dispersed, so
Speaker 3: I'm screaming and gathering. We eventually get to moving out
Speaker 3: of the building and get to the downstairs area, like
Speaker 3: the player's area where they where they parking, and then
Speaker 3: we leave out the building. Nothing more to say.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so he said he was walking to the stage.
Speaker 7: He said he wasn't at a steering contest. They want
Speaker 7: no words to somebody, Uh try to punch him in.
Speaker 2: The back of the head.
Speaker 1: I think this whole situation is ridiculous, and John's right.
Speaker 1: It can happen anywhere at any time. It can happen
Speaker 1: anywhere at any time, but it shouldn't. This is a
Speaker 1: Brandy and Monica show. Are be with grown ass men?
Speaker 1: Where are you where? Where can you be comfortable?
Speaker 15: Well?
Speaker 7: He talks about if if this would have been a
Speaker 7: white event, he feels like things would have been different.
Speaker 3: I want to address how hip hop concerts and white
Speaker 3: concerts and country concerts, rock concerts and pop concerts are
Speaker 3: policed or secured.
Speaker 4: Like if I was.
Speaker 3: Bruce Springsteen at the Mont concert and get attacked in
Speaker 3: the back, you think the assailants could make it out
Speaker 3: of the building without getting arrested or something happening. Ten
Speaker 3: This is how to do black business as usual. Nothing happened,
Speaker 3: nothing to see here, these animals. But you know, I digress.
Speaker 1: He's right, how come they weren't any arrest We don't
Speaker 1: have any suspects like this.
Speaker 4: Nobody, nobody apprehended, nothing like this.
Speaker 1: They just that can happen, and there's everybody going about
Speaker 1: just keep it going, keep the show goes on. He's
Speaker 1: absolutely right, that would not happen at a white event.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, no, that was absolutely right. That was
Speaker 1: job breaking that down. Now, JT. She has done messing
Speaker 1: with you old heads.
Speaker 7: Now, this kind of reminds me when I was with
Speaker 7: Lauren at geh which is a homecoming, and she said
Speaker 7: I want to hear sexy read and they started to booh. Well,
Speaker 7: she performed at Gezi and Friends. And when she performed,
Speaker 7: it was a show in Orlando JZ and Friends. She
Speaker 7: was I guess she performed during that show and she
Speaker 7: didn't get the reaction that she wanted. So she said
Speaker 7: this in the middle of her performance.
Speaker 4: I can't hear it, y'all.
Speaker 8: I've got time for the oday I leave.
Speaker 19: When they be putting me on these shows now, were
Speaker 19: like the legend.
Speaker 8: I don't know if I'm a y n or ogcuz.
Speaker 4: Y'all be the fingy goat go crazy. I'm thirty three
Speaker 4: of y'all age.
Speaker 2: I need y'all to have.
Speaker 19: Fun, Like, don't be staring at me, don't be looking
Speaker 19: at me crazy.
Speaker 11: I think it's my last time.
Speaker 19: Okay, I would have nine you doing, I'm done?
Speaker 7: Well, listen when she opening up, I guess she was
Speaker 7: and friends, So yeah, I'm sure she was opening But
Speaker 7: also that's.
Speaker 4: In Florida, JT.
Speaker 1: That's your backyard, like you know, they sposed to know
Speaker 1: some of them records or maybe she should have went
Speaker 1: out there and did some.
Speaker 4: Maybe some city Girl records maybe. I mean, by the way,
Speaker 4: I don't know what she did.
Speaker 1: I can't even say she didn't, but I would think that,
Speaker 1: you know, you, maybe you go out there and do
Speaker 1: a couple of city Girl records, you probably get a
Speaker 1: better reaction.
Speaker 4: I think JT is dope.
Speaker 7: She is though, but it's two different generations, right, So
Speaker 7: if you going to see a g Z show, you're
Speaker 7: probably forty plus right.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm looking at the lineup is Gez the friends
Speaker 1: replies and Boozy applies and Boosis, and she can go
Speaker 1: out there and do a couple of city Girl records
Speaker 1: in the crowd and know those bro Maybe she did
Speaker 1: her own and they didn't know that.
Speaker 4: That's what I'm thinking happened.
Speaker 1: I got to see the settlist, but I'm thinking that
Speaker 1: she probably would out did and just did some some
Speaker 1: of her own records, and they probably weren't as familiar
Speaker 1: with her solo catalog as they would be a city
Speaker 1: girl's catalog.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I don't know.
Speaker 7: She says she ain't doing nothing with you, with your
Speaker 7: legends anymore, with your old heads anymore.
Speaker 2: Now, also cash money.
Speaker 4: With you, Like you ain't old head.
Speaker 1: You swear you're not forty eight because your bed died
Speaker 1: just for me.
Speaker 4: Whatever.
Speaker 7: Well, cash Money, the Cash Money Millionaire thirtieth Anniversary Live
Speaker 7: in Concert tour stopped at the Ubs Arena in New
Speaker 7: York City and people are mad.
Speaker 2: You know why they mad?
Speaker 7: Because only two members showed up, only Beg and Juvenile.
Speaker 7: There was no Little Wayne, no Bernman, no Manny Freshnel Turk,
Speaker 7: nobody else. And people are like, I paid for cash Money.
Speaker 7: I want to see cash Money.
Speaker 1: I didn't even hear about that show until I heard
Speaker 1: about this kerfuffle, this little incident that the only two
Speaker 1: of them showed up. I didn't know they were having
Speaker 1: a Cash Money reunion show in New York City.
Speaker 2: Yeah, people are upset about that. Also. Lloyd, I don't
Speaker 2: know if you've seen the video.
Speaker 7: Lloyd was before Friday and he tripped over his own
Speaker 7: feet did a face plant right on the stage, and
Speaker 7: he talks about what happened.
Speaker 4: And I fail, That's what happened. I tripped.
Speaker 2: I was doing my signature slide.
Speaker 4: This is coolest smoothie in the show, bro, and I crashed.
Speaker 20: Bro.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I like all my food points out the window,
Speaker 4: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: Just for some reason, whenever I fall, I just gotta
Speaker 8: lay there, Bro, I just can't.
Speaker 4: Get right back up right like old I gotta lay
Speaker 4: in it.
Speaker 2: And that's why they ran out there.
Speaker 4: They're like, yo, come on, get up, get up.
Speaker 1: It's just a reminder Lloyd. I think Lloyd is about
Speaker 1: thirty nine. I think he'll be forty next year, like
Speaker 1: the top of the year, he'll be forty, right like
Speaker 1: January something. Yes, So it's just a reminder that you
Speaker 1: almost forty.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's right.
Speaker 7: And lastly, in some positive news, well, the Boy's Mind
Speaker 7: tour stopped in I was gonna say Nofolk in Newark,
Speaker 7: New Jersey, and Beyonce came, jay Z was there, Solange
Speaker 7: was there, and Miss.
Speaker 2: Patty LaBelle touched that tour. They said it were crazy.
Speaker 7: When Patty performed over the week in Mercedes when they
Speaker 7: said it was just she just killed it.
Speaker 1: That's two generations of uh Go dive of chocolate goddesses
Speaker 1: right there, Kelly Rolling and Patti LaBelle.
Speaker 4: Don't never play with that type of melon it on stage,
Speaker 4: you hear me.
Speaker 7: Low Labrook also came out in NOK, New Jersey as well,
Speaker 7: and that is the latest with a Lauren all right.
Speaker 2: Now when we come back, we got front page news.
Speaker 7: Mimi will be joining us and then Brandy Evans will
Speaker 7: be here, you know how from Reasonable Dowt. Also, she
Speaker 7: plays Mercedes, Mercedes, Mercedes on Pea Valley.
Speaker 2: Mercedes.
Speaker 4: You did too much talking, right, did too much?
Speaker 2: Meridi?
Speaker 7: Yeah, she plays Mercedes on Pea Valley. We'll talk to
Speaker 7: them next. And don't go anywhere. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning. You're checking out The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Romance collection has something to say, satisfied every side of you.
Speaker 7: Full for a sexy billionaire or a brooding duke, dive
Speaker 7: into a romanticy series or the perfect Enemies to Lovers
Speaker 7: rom com. Your first love Story is free when you
Speaker 7: sign up for a thirty day trial at audible dot com.
Speaker 4: Slash Breakfast Club Hording.
Speaker 7: Everybody is TJ env jess Hilarius, Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 2: We are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Let's getting some front page new We'll start off with
Speaker 7: some quick sports. Now, we got to congratulate Devin Haney.
Speaker 7: He became a three weight world champion in Saudi Arabia.
Speaker 7: He defeated Brian Norman Junior. So congratulations to him. That
Speaker 7: was a good fight call this weekend too. Also we
Speaker 7: got a got them women's soccer team, got them football club.
Speaker 7: They celebrated they won the championship. They beat Washington Spirit
Speaker 7: one zero. Today is the Ticker Tape Parade in Manhattan
Speaker 7: and also saluted shod Al Sayders became the first Browns
Speaker 7: quarterback to win his first career starts since nineteen ninety nine.
Speaker 7: When the franchise returned to Cleveland, they beat the Raiders
Speaker 7: twenty four to ten. Now the Falcons beat the Saints,
Speaker 7: Jaguars beat the Cardinals, the Patriots beat the Bengals, the
Speaker 7: Lions beat the Giants.
Speaker 2: I think we lost on purpose.
Speaker 7: The Papers Packers beat the Vikings, Seahawks beat the Titans,
Speaker 7: the Chiefs beat the Colts, the Jets lost to the Ravens,
Speaker 7: the Eagles lost to the Cowboys, and I'm like, I.
Speaker 1: Like how you slowed that down. Oh, shut up with
Speaker 1: a great game too. We came from behind.
Speaker 2: Let me guess you like, yeah, you like that coming
Speaker 2: from behind. And let me get you going to the
Speaker 2: super Bowl.
Speaker 4: Uh, we always going to the super Bowl.
Speaker 1: One year, one day before I die, we will be
Speaker 1: going to the super Bowl.
Speaker 4: Okay, it might be this year. You never know.
Speaker 2: It's not gonna beat this year.
Speaker 4: You never know.
Speaker 7: The Rams beat the Buccaneers. And in Monday Night Football,
Speaker 7: the Panthers take on the forty nine. Is at eight fifteen.
Speaker 2: What's up, Mami?
Speaker 9: Good morning in Big Good morning, Charlamagne Heights, MEMI good,
Speaker 9: good morning. Okay, So we start this hour with growing
Speaker 9: backlash to a new rule that could change which degrees
Speaker 9: qualified for full federal loan support and.
Speaker 11: Reshape entire career fields.
Speaker 9: Now, under President Trump's One Big, Beautiful Bill, the Department
Speaker 9: of Education is updating what it counts as professional degrees.
Speaker 9: And that designation matters because it determines how much students
Speaker 9: can borrow. So up to fifty thousand dollars a year
Speaker 9: for a professional program and just over twenty thousand a
Speaker 9: year for everything else.
Speaker 11: And here's what's making people sound the alarm.
Speaker 9: Nursing did not make that professional degree list, so neither
Speaker 9: did physician assistants, physician therapists, educators, social workers, architects, accountants, engineer, counselors, therapists.
Speaker 11: The list goes on.
Speaker 9: And most Yeah, there's a lot of different categories under there,
Speaker 9: but the degrees that did make the cut includes just
Speaker 9: things like medicine, dentistry, law, pharmacy, veterinarian medicine, clinical psychology.
Speaker 9: Now nursing groups, though they are warning that this could
Speaker 9: be devastating. A bachelor's degree in nursing can cost up
Speaker 9: to two hundred and ten thousand dollars, and without that
Speaker 9: higher loan limit, many students simply won't be able to
Speaker 9: afford the path into that profession. And this is coming
Speaker 9: at a time in the US it's already short tens
Speaker 9: of thousands of nurses and instructors and other fields. They
Speaker 9: say the same, fewer students today means deeper shortages tomorrow,
Speaker 9: and the Department of Education says the concerns are exaggerated
Speaker 9: and that universities have had a blank check for too long,
Speaker 9: and this comes as the administration is moving to fold
Speaker 9: the Department of education into other federal agencies a move.
Speaker 9: Press Secretary Caroline Levitt is offending by saying the Education
Speaker 9: Department has no use.
Speaker 11: Let's listen to what she had to say.
Speaker 14: The democrats reckless forty three day government shutdown did manage
Speaker 14: to do one valuable thing. It proved that America does
Speaker 14: not need a federal Department of Education. During the longest
Speaker 14: shutdown in history, the Department of Education furloughed ninety percent
Speaker 14: of its staff, and America's education system was not impacted whatsoever.
Speaker 14: Schools stayed fully open across the country. Students attended class
Speaker 14: and received normal in person instruction, and our wonderful teachers
Speaker 14: received their paychecks uninterrupted.
Speaker 9: Well, we know that's not true because dozens of headstarts
Speaker 9: programs across the country were forced to close during the
Speaker 9: government shut down. We talked about that, and many more
Speaker 9: were days away from shutting their doors because those federal
Speaker 9: grants did not come through. But this new role could
Speaker 9: take effect July twenty twenty six unless they change it.
Speaker 9: But students in these fields they will face major financial barriers,
Speaker 9: and communities could see even deeper shortages and careers that
Speaker 9: they rely on the most. Have you guys seen this
Speaker 9: chatter on social media about them doing id ahead.
Speaker 4: I did, but I thought it was just the nurses.
Speaker 1: I didn't know it was you said, architects, architects, social workists, Yeah.
Speaker 9: Mental health professionals from therapists, counselors.
Speaker 11: Yes, it's a whole group of people.
Speaker 1: So if architects, nurses, and therapists are not considered professionals,
Speaker 1: what do they consider, like these are some of the
Speaker 1: greatest public servants we have in our society.
Speaker 11: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 9: And that's the uproar right now on social media is
Speaker 9: what is happening because these are professions that people have,
Speaker 9: you know, spent their entire lives in and now the
Speaker 9: government is basically telling them that is not a real
Speaker 9: profession anymore.
Speaker 4: So what if our owe money on student loans?
Speaker 11: Are you still owe the money?
Speaker 3: Ye?
Speaker 4: You go to pay, You got to pay.
Speaker 11: You still gotta pay. But if you want to, if
Speaker 11: you want to go to school and you want.
Speaker 9: To become one of those you will not have the
Speaker 9: opportunity to get that much money.
Speaker 11: And that's the problem.
Speaker 9: It's going to deter people from wanting to be any
Speaker 9: of those professions because they're not going to be able.
Speaker 11: To afford it, and that's what's going on.
Speaker 4: That's horrible.
Speaker 9: Yeah, so, and the concerns about the future staffing shortages,
Speaker 9: they tied directly into the bigger picture of where the
Speaker 9: job market stands right now. So the long delayed September
Speaker 9: Jobs report is finally out, and for a lot of families,
Speaker 9: it is just putting numbers to what they're already feeling.
Speaker 9: So if you've been job hunting longer than usual, if
Speaker 9: your hours got cut, or if your paycheck it isn't
Speaker 9: stretching the way it used to, then you've been living
Speaker 9: this report in real time. Because the economy it added
Speaker 9: only one hundred and nineteen thousand jobs in September. That's
Speaker 9: a little better than expected, but the unemployment rate still
Speaker 9: climbed four point four percent, and that's.
Speaker 11: The highest in nearly four years.
Speaker 9: And when you include people who can't find full time
Speaker 9: work or have stopped working altogether, that real number is
Speaker 9: about eight percent. And those numbers reflect real pressure on families,
Speaker 9: more jobs searching, more extra shifts, and people just trying
Speaker 9: to make their paycheck rise after everything else is going
Speaker 9: on with inflation and grocery prices still rising. So the
Speaker 9: report though it also shows a split economy.
Speaker 11: Healthcare, restaurants, and social services.
Speaker 9: They added jobs, that's the work you see in your
Speaker 9: neighborhoods every day. But sectors that usually provide long term stability,
Speaker 9: like transportation, warehousing, and professional services, they lost jobs. Now,
Speaker 9: those losses rarely trend online, but they matter to people
Speaker 9: who depend on steady hours and benefits. Now more people
Speaker 9: are coming back into the workforce. That's what the jobs
Speaker 9: report showed. They said that full time work is up,
Speaker 9: but that's also a sign of how expensive life has become.
Speaker 11: More people, even retire people, they need.
Speaker 9: To come back into the workforce because they have to
Speaker 9: keep up with those full time b bills. And so
Speaker 9: remember though that this report is only a snapshot because
Speaker 9: of the government shut down. It's backed up from two
Speaker 9: months ago, and so it really doesn't capture what's happening
Speaker 9: right now in November. But even with the lag, the
Speaker 9: message is clear that the job market is cooling, prices
Speaker 9: are still high, and the economy feels steadier on paper
Speaker 9: than I'm sure it does for many people at their
Speaker 9: kitchen table.
Speaker 11: So yeah, we'll continue to watch what that looks like.
Speaker 9: And switching to something a little lighter before we head
Speaker 9: into the holiday, We're going to talk turkey literally. So
Speaker 9: the USDA says most of us are still making the
Speaker 9: same mistake in the kitchen every year. So I'm gonna asky'll,
Speaker 9: do you wash your turkey before you cook it?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you gotta wash all your meat. I grew up
Speaker 4: in a household shut up in say nothing. Yeah, I
Speaker 4: could see it in your faith.
Speaker 1: I grew up in a house whole way all meat
Speaker 1: was washed. Yes, my wife watches meat. Now everybody watches meat.
Speaker 8: Yes, So the answer is yes.
Speaker 9: Okay, Well, the us is out with this annual warning
Speaker 9: and they say, do not wash your turkey before cooking it.
Speaker 9: They say a lot of people still believe in an
Speaker 9: old school myth that rinsing a turkey cleans it, but
Speaker 9: they say that it doesn't. They say, washing that raw
Speaker 9: bird can actually spray bacteria up to three feet around
Speaker 9: your kitchen, onto the counters, your clothes, and even the
Speaker 9: side dishes sitting nearby. They say that even with all
Speaker 9: this information in science, sixty percent of Americans.
Speaker 11: Still watch wash their poultry.
Speaker 9: But the USDA says the only thing that kills bacteria
Speaker 9: is heat, So cooking your turkey at one hundred and
Speaker 9: sixty five degrees in the thickest parts. Also, this is
Speaker 9: what they want you to do, They said, pat it, dry,
Speaker 9: season it, and then put it straight into the oven.
Speaker 11: No rinsing, no sink parade, no quick splash.
Speaker 9: I know this sounds weird to me too, because you know,
Speaker 9: I grew up we wash our meat, we wash our poultry.
Speaker 9: We I don't understand how you just season it and
Speaker 9: put it in the oven.
Speaker 11: But that is that is the recommendation.
Speaker 1: Well, that recommendation came from white people. I'm positivist, that's
Speaker 1: number one. And you know the USDA ain't never talked
Speaker 1: about people farting in the kitchen.
Speaker 4: You don't think about that, do you what?
Speaker 1: Okay, Yes, fart and spreads bacteria too, the same way
Speaker 1: talking right there, fought and spreads backteria. And you know,
Speaker 1: women be walking around the kitchen with legs on, just
Speaker 1: cheffing it up, no draws, letting it loose in the kitchen.
Speaker 4: Okay, jesus, I know, NB.
Speaker 2: I don't know how we got there.
Speaker 9: I don't know how we got there either, But I'm
Speaker 9: gonna bring it back just a little bit. And though so,
Speaker 9: just because we're officially in Thanksgiving crunch. They said that,
Speaker 9: just as a reminder, your turkey needs twenty four hours
Speaker 9: to fall out.
Speaker 11: So for every four to five pounds, you need twenty
Speaker 11: four hours.
Speaker 9: If you have like a twenty pound bird, it needs
Speaker 9: a four needs four full days. So if you haven't
Speaker 9: taken it out right now, it would be the perfect
Speaker 9: day to take it out. And since we're on the subject,
Speaker 9: how long, Because the USCA they have recommendations for this,
Speaker 9: So how long are you your Thanksgiving leftovers?
Speaker 4: Good?
Speaker 11: Like, how many days you guys eat your Thanksgiving leftovers?
Speaker 2: Sunday nights and last night Monday, everything goes into the.
Speaker 1: Day, but it's a long time. Sundays long Sunday Thursday
Speaker 1: to Sunday Day's Thursday is Sunday Thursday. I watched the game,
Speaker 1: and the Sunday I watched the game. So Sunday Sunday
Speaker 1: everything goes into garbage. Monday's garbage pickup. And I'll be
Speaker 1: honest with you, I don't I think Thanksgiving food is
Speaker 1: trash the old I get like, I like stuffing, I
Speaker 1: like some yams. I don't really care for turkey like that.
Speaker 1: I don't like mac and cheese like that. No more
Speaker 1: like I'm not.
Speaker 4: I don't even care for things giving food.
Speaker 2: So we do a little.
Speaker 7: We do a little Caribbean food, so we do West
Speaker 7: Indian foods. So we're gonna have some some mockstawn. We're
Speaker 7: gonna have your chicken.
Speaker 4: So we'll see.
Speaker 1: My aunt does that the day after they get My
Speaker 1: aunt does like all the seafoods from fried fish fries.
Speaker 1: I look forward more forward to that meal than I
Speaker 1: do Thanksgiving. What as USDA say, Well, the.
Speaker 11: USCA, you're about right. It says three to four days.
Speaker 9: So after three to four days you have to throw
Speaker 9: away the food. But I mean, if you like it
Speaker 9: that much, they says, you can freeze it and keep
Speaker 9: it for two to six months.
Speaker 11: Well, all right, y'all, thank you, so thank y'all. That
Speaker 11: is your front page news. I meet me Brown, follow
Speaker 11: me I mean me Brown TV.
Speaker 9: For more stories, fall the Black Information Network, download the
Speaker 9: free Heart Radio app.
Speaker 11: Or visit bi innews dot com.
Speaker 7: All right, now, when we come back, Brandy Evans will
Speaker 7: be joining us. You know Brandy Evans from Reasonable Doubt
Speaker 7: season three. Also she plays Mercedes on Pea Valley. And
Speaker 7: we're gonna talk to her next, it's the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, the breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: How I feel good? I feel amazing.
Speaker 21: It's caregiver appreciation months speak enough taking care of my mama.
Speaker 21: So this is my respite break too, just being out
Speaker 21: here in New York doing what I want to do,
Speaker 21: seeing some art, enjoying some cold weather, because I feel
Speaker 21: like we don't really get that in LA.
Speaker 4: Who's all a caregivers out there?
Speaker 20: Man?
Speaker 4: Break down? What exactly do caregiver us to do?
Speaker 1: Because it's such an unappreciating service that they that they provide.
Speaker 8: That's a good question.
Speaker 21: Everything yere like for for me, my mom, Diana Harrington,
Speaker 21: she has multiple sclerosis, she has Alzheimer's and she's paraplegic.
Speaker 21: So basically it's like having my newborn with me at
Speaker 21: all times.
Speaker 8: And it just depends on what you're dealing with.
Speaker 21: It could be from feedings, the doctor's appointments, emotional support,
Speaker 21: just sitting with them, taking them out.
Speaker 8: You just never know.
Speaker 21: But caregivers need love and check on us too because
Speaker 21: we ain't all right all the time.
Speaker 1: And you know, people, I'm sure I don't know if
Speaker 1: you're through the system, but you know, people get paid.
Speaker 21: For that not everywhere. That's that's I'm glad you mentioned
Speaker 21: that New York is a blessing. La is a blessing.
Speaker 21: I think I heard Florida has a little bit, but
Speaker 21: everywhere else it's been frustrated.
Speaker 8: And that's why I had to move Mama from Memphis.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 21: So and then I moved into Atlanta season one when
Speaker 21: I was filming Pea Valley and had to move a back.
Speaker 8: Because I lost all my benefits.
Speaker 21: So it is that's that we just did care fast
Speaker 21: out here, and that's what we were talking about, getting
Speaker 21: the care because people aren't doing that, and either all
Speaker 21: of us are either going to be caregivers for somebody
Speaker 21: or somebody's gonna care for us at one time in
Speaker 21: our lives.
Speaker 8: So I don't know what's up with the government. So
Speaker 8: who does care for you?
Speaker 4: Then?
Speaker 8: Because you've been doing this for a long, suit you
Speaker 8: take care of.
Speaker 21: But I watched your journey just over the years, even
Speaker 21: before I met you, and you are like your mom
Speaker 21: is your baby in between rolls, and I even shot
Speaker 21: a project with you and on a break, you on
Speaker 21: the phone, Mama, making sure everybody is in place while
Speaker 21: you're doing the things that you have to do to
Speaker 21: keep making the money. And then as soon as you finish,
Speaker 21: you and you go, you witch your mom, you wake up,
Speaker 21: you go back on sets.
Speaker 8: That's right.
Speaker 21: Because doing Pretty Stone, I had Mama in the hospital.
Speaker 21: So I was on the phone with doctors and they
Speaker 21: were like cut and I was like holding the doctor
Speaker 21: stayed while I did a scene on the phone and
Speaker 21: came back. So yeah, rehearsing lines and remembering the script
Speaker 21: and everything like that. I write my friends and family,
Speaker 21: I will say more so my friends. No, not to
Speaker 21: my family, but my friends are the ones that are
Speaker 21: out there with me. People like Ivri, who's with me here?
Speaker 21: When I'm filming season one, A p. Valley had a
Speaker 21: caregiver walk out and I checked the live camera stream
Speaker 21: and I'm like, what's going on? What's going on in
Speaker 21: Mama's room. He had connected all of my friends together.
Speaker 21: Then they took turns taking care of my mother while
Speaker 21: I filmed because the caregiver walked out. So my friends
Speaker 21: on my ride or eyes Sasha, you know my best Desasha,
Speaker 21: Sasha's at the house of Mama. Now like they I
Speaker 21: just have a good village, a good chosen family, which
Speaker 21: is a blessed.
Speaker 7: Would you ever put your You know, a lot of
Speaker 7: people talk about putting their moms or parents in the home.
Speaker 4: Would you do that?
Speaker 21: And while glad that actually I promised my mom I
Speaker 21: never would and she did go in one.
Speaker 8: So that's my story.
Speaker 21: On her birthday in twenty and fourteen, she had a fall.
Speaker 21: I was dancing background for Lettercy at the time. My
Speaker 21: little brother called me. He was like, Mama fail. She
Speaker 21: has to be in a rehabilitation center. And I'm like,
Speaker 21: the one promise I made to Mama, which is never
Speaker 21: put in a nurse home.
Speaker 8: She had to be in it, but never again.
Speaker 21: So that's when I fought for my life, start teaching
Speaker 21: dance classes all over the country and asking every celeb
Speaker 21: I knew, like, I don't need your money, but just
Speaker 21: a repost is a blessing. And we raised fourteen thousand
Speaker 21: dollars in four days, and I got my mama out
Speaker 21: of that nursing home. When that was December twenty first,
Speaker 21: It's be nine years I've had her since that day.
Speaker 7: The reason I ask is, you know, sometimes parents will say,
Speaker 7: you know what, I don't want to, you know, be
Speaker 7: a problem with your like I don't want to you know,
Speaker 7: you know, mess up what you have, so put me
Speaker 7: in a home so that way there is help. And
Speaker 7: then there's some people that say, you know, I'll never
Speaker 7: put my mind in a home. But having that he at.
Speaker 2: Twenty four to seven, I mean, I'm sure you know
Speaker 2: it's almost impossible.
Speaker 14: Right then.
Speaker 8: It's nine thousand dollars a month, to be exact.
Speaker 7: So my wife's mother had dementia in all times, and
Speaker 7: we had a full day, and if we didn't have
Speaker 7: a nanny helping, it would be almost impossible because you know,
Speaker 7: there's been times when she didne walked out the house
Speaker 7: and just kept walking. There was times where you know,
Speaker 7: she didn't know where the toilet was, So you know,
Speaker 7: it's like having a newborn at times. There's been times
Speaker 7: when you know, there's so much going on. So how
Speaker 7: do you deal with that twenty four seven and still
Speaker 7: work and still take care of your God?
Speaker 21: Because at this point it's just got to be all
Speaker 21: God because I'm so exhausted in New York. That's the
Speaker 21: first time I don't have the baby monitor bout my ear,
Speaker 21: and so when you hear that cough, you don't know,
Speaker 21: just like with your baby, are you choking or are
Speaker 21: you coughing? So then you're getting up running into the
Speaker 21: room trying to have that rest.
Speaker 8: It is exhausting. It is very exhausting.
Speaker 21: But I also don't knock people that have to do
Speaker 21: that because everybody's situation is different. I think that if
Speaker 21: you have to put them there, you got to stay
Speaker 21: on top of them. I was stalking the home, like
Speaker 21: I was showing up. I was popping up. At one point,
Speaker 21: they was like, we feel like you're watching us.
Speaker 8: I am am, I am because it's my mom and
Speaker 8: that where she was.
Speaker 21: My mom probably wouldn't be alive right now if I
Speaker 21: wouldn't have gotten her. One time I popped up and
Speaker 21: Mama was like laid over with a fever and I
Speaker 21: had to break her fever. By the way, you can
Speaker 21: break her fever with alcohol, just rub it on the
Speaker 21: baby's back. Mama taught me that when I was a
Speaker 21: little girl, rub rubbing out cal on the back.
Speaker 8: But yeah, I honestly don't know. I'm still trying to.
Speaker 21: I'm working through it with therapy and just trying to
Speaker 21: find my peace and taking more vacations and things for
Speaker 21: myself too. And that's hard too, because now Mama had
Speaker 21: a meltdown about me coming to New York because she
Speaker 21: was like, why are you leaving me? And I can
Speaker 21: you know, with kids, I.
Speaker 8: Know y'all overstaying.
Speaker 21: You don't want to leave the babies, but we gotta work.
Speaker 21: We gotta have some time for us because I can't
Speaker 21: pour from the empty cup.
Speaker 1: I love this conversation so much because years years years
Speaker 1: years years ago, God bless the dead. Andre Herrell called
Speaker 1: me and had a whole conversation about this exactly and
Speaker 1: introduced me to the world of Caregive was an introduce
Speaker 1: to a woman named Gina Lisa Montcero, and she's the
Speaker 1: founder of the Medicaid Advisory Group and they're a consulting
Speaker 1: company who assists elders and family caregivers and so you know,
Speaker 1: she helped my family with some stuff, and she helped
Speaker 1: a lot of my friends.
Speaker 4: I think it's just something that people don't know about it.
Speaker 21: Yeah, and we don't think about it until we have
Speaker 21: to be in that situation. Because I never thought about
Speaker 21: it and then I realized, oh, this is Medicare, Medicaid
Speaker 21: all the different things like it's hard and if you
Speaker 21: don't have it, you can't get your supplies. You can't pay,
Speaker 21: and paying for these supplies at the house is very
Speaker 21: expensive if you don't have that help son.
Speaker 4: That's what Gina Lisa does.
Speaker 1: She helps you just navigate the help get system because
Speaker 1: it's complex.
Speaker 21: Yes, yeah, and they don't want us to know about
Speaker 21: it at all.
Speaker 8: They definitely don't want us to know about it.
Speaker 7: So yeah, how we got more with Brandy Evans when
Speaker 7: we come back. You know her from Reasonable Doubts. She
Speaker 7: also plays Mercedes on Pea Valley.
Speaker 4: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning morning, everybody in dej V. Just Hilarius Charlamagne,
Speaker 2: the god we are.
Speaker 7: The Breakfast Club was still kicking it with Brandy Evans
Speaker 7: you know her from Reasonable Doubts season three.
Speaker 2: Also how she plays Mercedes on the p Valley. Yes,
Speaker 2: and so you.
Speaker 21: Said therapy, so you are currently Yes, I gotta find
Speaker 21: a new therapist though the last one I had. I'm like,
Speaker 21: it's been a minute and she ain't really answer to
Speaker 21: that phone, So I need to find me.
Speaker 8: But then it's.
Speaker 21: Finding the right people, and they're trusting people too, because
Speaker 21: I'm like, it's like, I don't really want you to
Speaker 21: talk about.
Speaker 8: What I do.
Speaker 21: I just want to I want to be Brandy. I
Speaker 21: don't want to be the actor. I just want to
Speaker 21: be Brandy the caregiver and.
Speaker 8: Just talk about things. What about y'all? Is that hard
Speaker 8: for y'all to do when you go to therapy? Y'all
Speaker 8: go to therapy.
Speaker 4: I'm on my.
Speaker 8: Yeah, trying to find that right fit.
Speaker 21: It's like, yeah, I haven't I heard it. It's like
Speaker 21: I haven't started therapy yet. I would like to, but
Speaker 21: I just I haven't started yet. But I hear that
Speaker 21: a lot in people like my son's father. He's like, Yo,
Speaker 21: I just can't find the right person, you know what
Speaker 21: I mean? And then he also battles with trusting, like yo,
Speaker 21: how can this person tell me anything? How can he
Speaker 21: fix me if he never been through what I've been through,
Speaker 21: if they don't look like me or you know. So
Speaker 21: he's like trying to find a black man to talk.
Speaker 4: I got a good one for him.
Speaker 8: We need to share.
Speaker 1: Talk about my first my first therapist. I wanted somebody
Speaker 1: that was completely opposite, so I was looking. I actually
Speaker 1: was looking for like an Asian woman. I ended up
Speaker 1: with a white woman and she was cool. But it
Speaker 1: is something about having a black male therapist who's culturally competent.
Speaker 1: You don't got to explain too much. A lot of
Speaker 1: things he already understands. Yeah, yeah, now, but you as
Speaker 1: gonna be kind of hard because he had to deal
Speaker 1: with you.
Speaker 4: So I needed to know.
Speaker 8: What Excuse me?
Speaker 4: I didn't.
Speaker 8: Like how I'm going. I'm doing good.
Speaker 21: I'm very better now anyway, better next year.
Speaker 8: Season three?
Speaker 21: Reasonable Doubt. I'm so proud of you. What drew you
Speaker 21: to the character Monica? Well, first of all, I wasn't
Speaker 21: drawn at all to the character Monica because she's a mess.
Speaker 21: But I was drawn to the show total opposite. So
Speaker 21: I I always wanted to be unreasonable doubt. I've been
Speaker 21: watching the show, it was on my vision board, and
Speaker 21: I want to do something different than p Valley. So
Speaker 21: but then when Ramula called about the director session, I.
Speaker 8: Was like, oh, my lord, Monica.
Speaker 21: And I didn't find out till after I auditioned what
Speaker 21: was happening and they gave me the storyline in the
Speaker 21: arc of this, and I was like, Oh, this is
Speaker 21: gonna be good.
Speaker 8: And they finish drag me and these internet streets.
Speaker 21: But that's when I knew it gonna be worth it,
Speaker 21: and it's a great story, not a great but an
Speaker 21: important story to tell because.
Speaker 8: Have y'all seen it yet? It's okay if you haven't, No, okay,
Speaker 8: all right.
Speaker 21: So I'm playing an agent and there's this child star
Speaker 21: named Ozzie Edwards. And just like most child stars they
Speaker 21: growing up with, you know, they got the money, the fame.
Speaker 21: But the gag is I'm his agent who's been molesting
Speaker 21: him since he was thirteen years old, which is terrible.
Speaker 21: But a lot of times people let that pass with
Speaker 21: boys because they think, you know, it's dope that there's
Speaker 21: an older woman trying to turn him on. But it's
Speaker 21: not cool, so he kept it hidding. The secret comes
Speaker 21: out and it's it's a gag. And I have six nephews.
Speaker 4: You're trying to be funny. Can't share nothing, you know
Speaker 4: what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I'm asking, Yeah, something fun?
Speaker 8: Are you?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 7: No, But I didn't want to make sure it wasn't triggered,
Speaker 7: because that's what happened to him. He was blested by
Speaker 7: an older woman, Yes, but the reason he wanted it
Speaker 7: to white.
Speaker 2: Reason because she had a jerry.
Speaker 1: I didn't like to smell her er, that's what I saw,
Speaker 1: But I actually didn't like what she was doing to me. Okay,
Speaker 1: but I told myself it was just smelling her Jerry
Speaker 1: Crow when I was eight.
Speaker 21: Okay, yes, you know what, different things to cope this
Speaker 21: this young man. On episode nine, the younger version of
Speaker 21: me says to him, Oh, I'm sorry to know you
Speaker 21: were gay, which is terrible. And that's what I feel
Speaker 21: like some women will do to young boys too, to
Speaker 21: try to push them off and make them feel like
Speaker 21: you know, that's why you want to Yeah, they do
Speaker 21: all types of stuff. And and she was wrong, not
Speaker 21: you so well, you was talk.
Speaker 8: About a drinker.
Speaker 3: And the.
Speaker 4: Therapist.
Speaker 2: Okay, but then when he got old, it happened again.
Speaker 2: He would sit on laps.
Speaker 4: It was just.
Speaker 8: This isn't much work. It was, and you're gonna say
Speaker 8: you like it, and I'm doing all this work.
Speaker 2: What well?
Speaker 21: The finale dropped last week, okay, okay. And at the
Speaker 21: end because his his attorney Jax, who is Amiazi, she
Speaker 21: plays the star in the show, Well, she finds out
Speaker 21: what happened. She puts Monic on the stand and it
Speaker 21: comes out to the family everybody, and then at the
Speaker 21: end Monica decides to.
Speaker 8: Go in and shoot the place up, and we don't know.
Speaker 1: Who she shot so emotional place you've ever had to
Speaker 1: go to for a role with it?
Speaker 21: That probably that absolutely. I got six nephews and so
Speaker 21: just to think about my baby boys like i'd be
Speaker 21: in jail or hell.
Speaker 2: Did you think that part though? Because it absolutely not.
Speaker 21: Because I think it's my job as an actor to
Speaker 21: tell the stories, even the ones that are difficult. And
Speaker 21: I've had fans that are like, I can't believe you
Speaker 21: do that. After Mercedes, we love Misstads. Why would you
Speaker 21: come do this? Maybe it'll make you pay attention to
Speaker 21: your baby boorver they come home. Yeah, maybe they'll make
Speaker 21: you ask different questions or if you see him shifting.
Speaker 21: So that's why I always want to take on roles
Speaker 21: that tell important stories. Yeah, we work out. I love
Speaker 21: working out, going hiking. Honestly, I'd be with Mama so
Speaker 21: much that I just have to just tap away from it.
Speaker 21: But yeah, just stay in touch with who I am
Speaker 21: and step twelve of the actor the actor handbook for
Speaker 21: me is let it go.
Speaker 8: So it's not real.
Speaker 7: I was gonna ask, so, how are you with your nephews?
Speaker 7: Do you have different conversations with them now? Like, hey,
Speaker 7: let me talk to you for a second.
Speaker 21: Oh, always, because I know DJ, because I know you listening.
Speaker 8: Yes, that my nephews are cute too.
Speaker 21: So I've already had that situation with them with older women,
Speaker 21: and I pick up the phone and call. I told
Speaker 21: one girl. I was like, I will find you and
Speaker 21: you will go to jail, and I'm just gonna leave
Speaker 21: it at that. They try to absolutely, Jesus said, absolutely.
Speaker 21: They do it all the time. I mean, so, I'm
Speaker 21: not crazy so seeing this, I also did my research
Speaker 21: on it. But I've also seen it. I'm the only girl,
Speaker 21: so I've seen how the women act. You know, you
Speaker 21: know your brother finally he's married and he's younger, you know.
Speaker 8: So yeah, do you.
Speaker 2: Look at people?
Speaker 7: Sorry, do you look at people differently when you see
Speaker 7: like so not a big thing in our community is
Speaker 7: you'll see like a thirty year old dating an eighteen
Speaker 7: year old or a forty year old dating a twenty
Speaker 7: year old. Do you look at people differently now because
Speaker 7: of that, because of the role you play?
Speaker 8: No, I don't think so long as they are of age.
Speaker 21: I need them to be of age, because I mean,
Speaker 21: as long as they grown, that's that's their business. I
Speaker 21: stay out of it but longers but under age. I'm
Speaker 21: absolutely unest I'm snitching. I think it is very important
Speaker 21: that you didn't bring up the fact that when it's
Speaker 21: like a double standards. Yeah, when it when it's a woman, right,
Speaker 21: who is older going after a guy? I mean, you know,
Speaker 21: a young guy, people tend to like leave that. Yeah,
Speaker 21: it's okay. Oh you you did that, that's what you
Speaker 21: called her. It's not okay. The whole time, you don't
Speaker 21: even know how the young person is thinking. These young men,
Speaker 21: their minds are not even like that. Theyre trying to
Speaker 21: be cool at the end of the day, and the
Speaker 21: whole time it's.
Speaker 8: Like, damn, I was really molested.
Speaker 4: I was.
Speaker 8: That's that's appropriate.
Speaker 4: You wouldn't even make jokes about it if it was
Speaker 4: a woman.
Speaker 8: No, that's that point. That is a huge point.
Speaker 21: No one's making a joke about it when it's someone.
Speaker 21: Why are we joking about it when it's man. No,
Speaker 21: that's a wonderful question.
Speaker 8: No, for sure.
Speaker 19: Don't try to figure now, yo, you make fun with.
Speaker 1: Yourself, it's how you cold. I'm really hurting on the inside. No,
Speaker 1: when Brandy, when you think about your evolution from dancer
Speaker 1: the actress what part of your past shows up the
Speaker 1: most in your your acting today.
Speaker 21: I think as a dancer, we learned how to take direction.
Speaker 21: We learn how to take direction quick because you ain't
Speaker 21: got time for that. And if you if you were
Speaker 21: Lari and Gibson and she said I need you to
Speaker 21: point that toe and get to the end of the
Speaker 21: stage by the next eight you're gonna figure it out.
Speaker 21: So I feel like I took that, especially with on
Speaker 21: Pea Valley, because we had to do dancing and things
Speaker 21: of that sort. I was able to take that direction.
Speaker 21: So I think directors enjoy that. And I've always heard
Speaker 21: that dancers are the best actors because they can take
Speaker 21: direction easily, and we not.
Speaker 8: We have thick skins.
Speaker 21: So you literally could yell at me and be like
Speaker 21: that sucks. I'd be like, for real, no, what you
Speaker 21: needing on the next take to make it not stand
Speaker 21: like I just it's real hard for me to get
Speaker 21: in my feelings about that.
Speaker 7: We got more with Brandy Evans when we come back.
Speaker 7: You know her from Reasonable Doubts. She also plays Mercedes
Speaker 7: on Pea Valley. It's the Breakfast Club, Good Morning, Owning Everybody,
Speaker 7: It's dj V just Hilarius Charlamagne, the guy we are
Speaker 7: the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Brandy Evans.
Speaker 7: You know her from Reasonable Doubts season three. Also she
Speaker 7: plays Mercedes on pa Valley Charlamagne.
Speaker 1: You know, people talk about the physicality of Pea Valley
Speaker 1: all the time, but what's something mental about that role
Speaker 1: of Mercedes that people don't realize?
Speaker 4: Texas.
Speaker 21: Oh, that's a really good question. My back is still
Speaker 21: in the workman's comp though.
Speaker 8: Right now.
Speaker 21: But I think mentally, for me, let me just say,
Speaker 21: because I talked to high school English, so then I
Speaker 21: jumped into that accent so hard back home that a
Speaker 21: lot of times my friend be like, you can you
Speaker 21: get out of chuck Atleasta because what happened to your
Speaker 21: like what happened to your dialect?
Speaker 8: So I feel like it shifted that.
Speaker 21: But mentally, we were filming so late at night, you
Speaker 21: almost like you almost felt like you were a part
Speaker 21: of that world so much. You're going to bed when
Speaker 21: the when the sun is up, and then you're going
Speaker 21: to work, and we're we're literally on set at two
Speaker 21: three in the morning and then going to bed at
Speaker 21: seven am, Like you were really immersed in that world.
Speaker 21: So I think that this season you're going to see
Speaker 21: some things and you'll understand when you see it that
Speaker 21: it took a lot for me to get some of
Speaker 21: those things out of my head. Season two was tough
Speaker 21: because of my daughter and the abortion scene and all
Speaker 21: of that information. But I also my daughter passed away,
Speaker 21: so I had a steel birth and so she would
Speaker 21: have been the same age.
Speaker 8: Lyric would have been the same.
Speaker 21: Age as Azaria or Tererica on PA Valley. So that part,
Speaker 21: you know, mentally for me was tough because I felt
Speaker 21: like Azaria.
Speaker 8: It was like my daughter in real life, so.
Speaker 21: Things like that, detaching from that at times so that
Speaker 21: those scenes were emotional. Those were the most emotional, but
Speaker 21: they were the most beautiful to me because it felt
Speaker 21: like I got my baby in the sense it's like
Speaker 21: God gave me Azaria, who played Terarika in that same age,
Speaker 21: So it was like I was able to have my
Speaker 21: baby girl.
Speaker 8: In season two of Pevalley.
Speaker 21: Now that you say that, yeah, you were more Your
Speaker 21: Mercedes definitely.
Speaker 8: Was more emotional, and it was a lot more scenes where.
Speaker 21: The storys were crying too, trying to think all the
Speaker 21: steakes in hand of trying to save her baby, and
Speaker 21: that was the whole thing, just trying to make life
Speaker 21: better for herself and her child and then her mother exactly.
Speaker 8: Relationship was very tumultuous, and that was my real life
Speaker 8: a little bit not like that.
Speaker 21: And now she wasn't Patrice Woodbine, but me and my
Speaker 21: mom had a tumultuous relationship.
Speaker 8: So I was able to And who was that in life?
Speaker 21: No, not just in life. I think it was just
Speaker 21: that mother daughter dynamics. Sometimes that could just be like that.
Speaker 21: But when I start caring for her, you know that
Speaker 21: had to because you gotta forgive. But I was able
Speaker 21: to use P Valley Season one to get out everything
Speaker 21: I'd never say to my mama.
Speaker 22: And.
Speaker 8: Oh, I get to say what now?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 21: So just healing, healing through P Valley. I feel like
Speaker 21: that was a very healing.
Speaker 1: That was a great segue because I was going to
Speaker 1: a playing that dynamic change how you see generational trauma.
Speaker 21: Absolutely absolutely. I was just talking to someone about that
Speaker 21: certain things isn't necessary, isn't necessary to get that whooping,
Speaker 21: isn't necessary to beat them? Can you actually talk to
Speaker 21: them and tell them what's going on?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 8: Can we can we communicate better.
Speaker 21: So I do think playing those different roles, you don't
Speaker 21: have to yell and scream and and be little, you know,
Speaker 21: because the hope this is the same person that you're belittling.
Speaker 21: It's the same person you want to come to you
Speaker 21: and trust that you can. They can tell you their
Speaker 21: deep secrets.
Speaker 8: Come to me, come to me. We don't want to
Speaker 8: be scared.
Speaker 21: So that to me made me pay attention to you
Speaker 21: know what, if im I'm blessed to be able to
Speaker 21: be a parent, I would parents so differently. But I
Speaker 21: also the older I get, I also know we all
Speaker 21: do the best we can because I feel like all
Speaker 21: of us, you know, our kids could probably say the
Speaker 21: same thing, like when you did this, you did that.
Speaker 8: You're doing the best you can.
Speaker 21: And the older you get, you start realizing, you know what,
Speaker 21: my mama really did the best you could.
Speaker 4: But I do realize as a parent, every child challenges
Speaker 4: you do.
Speaker 8: Absolutely.
Speaker 4: Like you think you're gonna parent all of them the same,
Speaker 4: you can't.
Speaker 1: No, No, I mean there's a core foundation of love, right,
Speaker 1: I know you love them, but no, they all will
Speaker 1: challenge you in a different way.
Speaker 23: Yeah.
Speaker 21: Absolutely, did you challenge your mother? I don't know, Mama
Speaker 21: swing on me so quick.
Speaker 8: I don't.
Speaker 21: I don't know that I got that challenge. I might
Speaker 21: have tried to challenge one time and never again. I
Speaker 21: still to this day. But I also love that healthy
Speaker 21: respect because to this day, I don't care if she
Speaker 21: in that wheelchair. I'm not going to go talking crazy
Speaker 21: to her at all. That's my mama. And I feel
Speaker 21: like you only give one you respect your parents. Yeah,
Speaker 21: so how does she feel about your success? Have you
Speaker 21: ever just sat down and just talk to.
Speaker 4: Her about it?
Speaker 21: How does she I'm not gonna cry, I'm not. I
Speaker 21: don't know that she knows the Alzheimer's of it all. Yeah,
Speaker 21: I don't know that she knows. Almost every day I'm
Speaker 21: reminding her of.
Speaker 8: Who I am.
Speaker 2: Does she remember? Does she remember you? I was gonna
Speaker 2: ask that a days.
Speaker 21: Yes, Sometimes she doesn't, and I go and hide in
Speaker 21: the closet. And that's the biggest acting job I've ever done.
Speaker 21: I'll go put myself on speakerphone and I'll go call
Speaker 21: her daughter, Brandy, and then I'll hide in the room
Speaker 21: and talk to her and I'll come back and it's
Speaker 21: like almost like the notebook. Sometimes like she remembers. Sometimes
Speaker 21: sometimes she doesn't. I'll say, you know, where do we live,
Speaker 21: She'll say Memphis because she remembers Memphis. But then I'll
Speaker 21: point to myself on the screen and like that. She
Speaker 21: saw reasonable down and had attitude.
Speaker 8: She was so upset. I was like, Mama, it's not real.
Speaker 21: I really did not touch that boys. But then then
Speaker 21: I'll come back and then she'll be like I was
Speaker 21: like that me, and she was like really, you know
Speaker 21: so it's just I've learned to not not make them
Speaker 21: confused more by it and just be like, yeah, you
Speaker 21: know what, it's okay, it's okay.
Speaker 7: That was one of the toughest things I've ever seen
Speaker 7: my wife deal with. We were actually on the plane.
Speaker 7: We were coming back from overseas Dubai, and we were
Speaker 7: in first class and she got up and she was
Speaker 7: trying to go downstairs because she said she.
Speaker 2: Had to go to work, and they're like, go to work,
Speaker 2: this is work. So she woke up.
Speaker 7: I was like, no, mom just standing up and she
Speaker 7: did not know who her daughter was, and my wife
Speaker 7: started crying. Of course, she was like, how does my
Speaker 7: mom not know who she was? And then when I
Speaker 7: got up, she knew who I.
Speaker 4: Was, and it was the weirdest.
Speaker 2: It was the weirdest thing, Like she knew me.
Speaker 7: Here was showing I'm just trying to go to work
Speaker 7: and I'm like, no, Mama, this is We're in the plane.
Speaker 7: But she didn't know who my mom was, and but
Speaker 7: when we landed she did. But it was just it
Speaker 7: hurt so much because I was like, this is my mother.
Speaker 7: I'm like, I'm her carregive. I'm the one that makes
Speaker 7: her take a medicine.
Speaker 2: And wash it.
Speaker 8: On a plane.
Speaker 21: Yes, it's very My mom asked me for car keys
Speaker 21: the other day. I just want to lay them on
Speaker 21: her lap, like you just got it. At this point,
Speaker 21: we just smile and played again.
Speaker 8: I said, where you want. She's about to try to
Speaker 8: taro from She's from Turrel, Arkansas. I was like, okay.
Speaker 21: Then it's like, well it's a litt late right now,
Speaker 21: but I'm put the keys right here. I'm gonna go
Speaker 21: to bed, you know, like I've learned to play with it.
Speaker 21: But then I go back in that room and cry.
Speaker 21: You know, I try not to cry in front of her,
Speaker 21: but it is it is the hardest thing ever. It's like, Mama,
Speaker 21: don't remember me. When she asked me that time, like,
Speaker 21: what's your mama name you? And I was like Brandy.
Speaker 21: She's like, oh, me too, and I was like, oh
Speaker 21: my gosh, she doesn't know it's me.
Speaker 4: That's this question. What if you heard that car crank up?
Speaker 21: Listen, I've probably been happy. I would have been happy,
Speaker 21: but like girl getting getting a passion seat though, But.
Speaker 1: Yes, what's the lesson from real life Brandy that Mercedes
Speaker 1: that's really meant?
Speaker 8: Oh? Oh, that's a good question, Mercedes pretty dope.
Speaker 21: Maybe that even when things look like they aren't gonna
Speaker 21: go the way you want them to keep going, don't
Speaker 21: let it break you. Because I feel like at times
Speaker 21: you saw Mercedes break a little, but she always picked
Speaker 21: herself back up. But I think I've gotten better with
Speaker 21: as of late just being like, all right, it's gonna
Speaker 21: have to work out, because we a lot of times
Speaker 21: we freak out first and then we circle back. I'm
Speaker 21: getting better. Ain't there yet, but I'm getting better with
Speaker 21: just being like.
Speaker 8: It's just is what it is. It's gonna work out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So let's flip it.
Speaker 1: What's a lesson from Mercedes that real life Brandy needs
Speaker 1: that hustle?
Speaker 8: Oh that's good.
Speaker 21: You know what, don't be afraid because I think about
Speaker 21: you know, Mercedes going after her gym, and I want
Speaker 21: to write my book. So as you as you called
Speaker 21: me out on this in this moment, what you're.
Speaker 8: So scared of Brandy write your book? Yes, brand okay,
Speaker 8: all right?
Speaker 21: Yeah, because she went after it anyway when things and
Speaker 21: I always keep saying, yeah, I know why I got
Speaker 21: time to write.
Speaker 8: I got MoMA, I got this and that Mercedes figured
Speaker 8: it out.
Speaker 21: Thank you, get my girl up here. Thank you so much,
Speaker 21: thank you for having me.
Speaker 2: That's right, it's Brandy Evans. Thank you for joining us.
Speaker 4: Thank you everything.
Speaker 21: Thank you, thank you, and y'all make sure y'all get
Speaker 21: you all some caregiver merch. I have a Caregiver Strong
Speaker 21: right shop dot Brandyevans dot com. And I one that
Speaker 21: says the short that says I don't have the capacity
Speaker 21: because it's okay to not have the capacity sometimes, and
Speaker 21: one that says caregiver strong because it's a different type
Speaker 21: of strength when you're a caregiver.
Speaker 7: Brandy Evans is the Breakfast Club. Good morning, all right,
Speaker 7: let's get to the latest with Lauren.
Speaker 2: Lauren becoming the street fast she gets somebody that knows
Speaker 2: somebody detail.
Speaker 8: I'm a long girl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 4: She'd be having the latest on you, the latest with
Speaker 4: Lauren la Rosa. Sometimes you have facts, sometimes you have details.
Speaker 4: Sometimes you have a little bit of everything.
Speaker 1: On the breakfast club now, Lauren. Lauren's born day was Saturday. Correct,
Speaker 1: So she's on the beach somewhere. That's right, that's right.
Speaker 1: So Lauren sent me too.
Speaker 4: Did we figure out which one?
Speaker 2: She said her only bay?
Speaker 7: Now, Lauren said me up with all the rumor reports,
Speaker 7: so she said, hope you're doing okay and getting through
Speaker 7: the t NB. I can't wait to get to the
Speaker 7: pool after I sober up.
Speaker 4: I don't want to see you. I don't want to
Speaker 4: hear you.
Speaker 7: Spell no tea and tell milk dud thumb head ass you.
Speaker 7: We've been at the going out stage, but I've been
Speaker 7: extra about him formally asking for a while and he
Speaker 7: must have been tied here in my mouth, so he
Speaker 7: asked me, sorry.
Speaker 1: Let me get past to Joel back up here and
Speaker 1: explain to you that there between a girlfriend and a wife.
Speaker 4: You better stop it, no, because I just saw the picture.
Speaker 4: What we're talking about is.
Speaker 1: There was a picture that Lauren posed it on her
Speaker 1: story and you know, homie, I put the roses and
Speaker 1: everything license, but it sat on the window.
Speaker 4: It said, well you be my girlfriend.
Speaker 7: I'm like, huh, that's what she said that all right?
Speaker 7: She said, stop milk dud, dumb head, right now, let's
Speaker 7: jump into it. So she sent me somer Walker. Now
Speaker 7: some of Walker was trending all weekend because she sent
Speaker 7: Rich the Kid a voice note that basically said, you
Speaker 7: can stay with your chick.
Speaker 2: I just want to be the side and I.
Speaker 5: Cannot bother y'all, Like you can buy me a new
Speaker 5: phone so she don't know the number and save it
Speaker 5: us saving under pizza hut for all I care.
Speaker 10: I'm not gonna post it.
Speaker 5: Nothing, because y'all was never going to stop each other anyway.
Speaker 5: That's why I just like kind of just up because
Speaker 5: she was acting crazy. She's always acting crazy. She'd be
Speaker 5: fighting people and everything, calling the flower shop looking.
Speaker 10: For the address. Like I don't have time for that.
Speaker 5: I can't have a serious relationship with someone when they
Speaker 5: baby Mama act like that. So I'm so glad that
Speaker 5: you're going back together on one chat to be together forever.
Speaker 10: And I just want to go with you because y'all
Speaker 10: was never going to stop each other.
Speaker 7: Now we're talking about you change, man, You're off.
Speaker 1: What I thank you for reminding what I'm saying is
Speaker 1: I respect it like I respect the side. Chick who
Speaker 1: knows the place? You don't want to be the turkey.
Speaker 1: She wants to be the yams, right, she wants to
Speaker 1: be the stuff. She wants to be the mac and cheese.
Speaker 7: Now, Rich the Kid is in a relationship with Toy Bricks. Yes,
Speaker 7: and some of Walker said, look, I know what it is.
Speaker 7: You got your thing going on, and.
Speaker 2: I will be the side. And that audio leak. People
Speaker 2: believe Rich the Kid leaked that audio.
Speaker 7: So after the audio leaked, some of Walker responded and
Speaker 7: said how she really felt.
Speaker 8: I just want to be the side.
Speaker 24: That's what I will see him like.
Speaker 10: I just want to be decided and I just.
Speaker 25: Want you to kill I don't like him enough to
Speaker 25: lay up next to him every day.
Speaker 24: I don't even know how you do it. I'm not
Speaker 24: gonna start talking about him, but you know the things
Speaker 24: about him. I was just trying to play my little position.
Speaker 24: He clearly won't stop. And you know he's obsessive. You
Speaker 24: can like say that you're.
Speaker 18: Gonna leave HI alone and he will just call you
Speaker 18: back to back to back. Get to call your friends,
Speaker 18: get to call your manager, get to call your assistant,
Speaker 18: get to sit and stuff that.
Speaker 10: See money every now and then you just give him.
Speaker 4: Both of y'all are older than me.
Speaker 18: By the way, you're older, and that's an old ass.
Speaker 25: I'm still in my twenties. Why would we be on
Speaker 25: the internet as adults. We all have kids, Like, why
Speaker 25: are we even doing this? I just didn't even get
Speaker 25: the point that. But anyway, I'm gonna say whatever.
Speaker 8: I got to say to that baby.
Speaker 25: You think I really love him, you think I really
Speaker 25: want him?
Speaker 24: Idea, you would be cooked out on the street.
Speaker 8: That is a sis.
Speaker 1: She just wants to be the Yans Like she just
Speaker 1: wants to be the mac and cheese. She just wants
Speaker 1: to be the stuff. And hey, man, they's a part
Speaker 1: of me that respects it.
Speaker 7: But women are mad saying that this man is in
Speaker 7: a relationship, and if she knows she's in a relationship,
Speaker 7: she should fall back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I wonder if two women could ever come
Speaker 1: to an agreement about this man, because there's there's a
Speaker 1: lot about what she's said, and I don't I want
Speaker 1: to take it out of him because I don't know
Speaker 1: any of them personally.
Speaker 4: I'm just thinking about some of the stuff she said.
Speaker 1: She said, Yo, if you know your man is out
Speaker 1: there doing dirt or whatever, right and you're not gonna
Speaker 1: leave him, I don't want him. I just want to
Speaker 1: be with him. Every couple of times his sisters say,
Speaker 1: I just want to be on the weekend or whatever.
Speaker 4: Whatever. Could two women ever come to an agreement about that.
Speaker 15: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I'm just asking. I ain't am I'm just asking.
Speaker 7: Rich The kid responded, ain't heard the man's calling me
Speaker 7: right now.
Speaker 4: So what you're saying so she to have me?
Speaker 3: But she was bigger.
Speaker 7: So I don't understand that he said what he says,
Speaker 7: she's still calling right now, that she's the one obsessed.
Speaker 7: That's what he's basically saying. So I don't know what happens.
Speaker 7: I don't know what goes on in that relationship. Now, sadly,
Speaker 7: should open up the fall us next hour. What do
Speaker 7: you want to ask?
Speaker 1: Because I just I just wanted I just want to
Speaker 1: have a conversation about this because I just was I
Speaker 1: saw this situation this weekend, and I was just thinking
Speaker 1: about it, and I was just like, oh, he was
Speaker 1: thinking about it.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 1: I was just thinking about it from the perspective of
Speaker 1: I kind of respect. What's someone coming from. She just
Speaker 1: want to be the side, But you got to get
Speaker 1: the turkey to agree to that. The turkey gotta agree
Speaker 1: that you can be the side.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: Well, And some sad news.
Speaker 7: It seems like Candy Burst and Todd Tucker split after
Speaker 7: eleven years of marriage and two children. They had decided
Speaker 7: to split ways and get it divorced. Now people are
Speaker 7: assuming Lauren sent me this clip, is said play this
Speaker 7: clip because she believes this is where it comes from.
Speaker 4: Oh, I'm gonna be real with y'all.
Speaker 26: For young women who are bosses and have all this
Speaker 26: money and got this extra I understand the double standard,
Speaker 26: but I think you will. So you need to understand
Speaker 26: the man that you're with, the man that you chose,
Speaker 26: and you're allowed to choose you that you can't be
Speaker 26: so mind my mind. You have to open up within
Speaker 26: a reason. I'm not saying going by the Bentleys and
Speaker 26: doing done. But you got to invest in y'all, y'all future,
Speaker 26: and you gotta let your man feel like a man
Speaker 26: in those scenarios because with all the money that you have,
Speaker 26: you can't up by yourself.
Speaker 4: You know what I mean?
Speaker 26: Because at times that type of energy of its mind,
Speaker 26: it's hard to get someone say it's mine.
Speaker 4: And a relationship that's supposed to be yours. Allars are
Speaker 4: not saying can I talk?
Speaker 26: Can talk?
Speaker 10: Can I talk?
Speaker 26: And it's not about hey, I got this ten million,
Speaker 26: let me give you five. It's not that. It's more
Speaker 26: so just knowing, like, yo, we got each other. You
Speaker 26: know whatever, let's build, let's make it happen. But when
Speaker 26: you're a person saying, mind a lot.
Speaker 4: That it sticks.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: So Laurens saying that she feels like the reason capositible,
Speaker 7: the reason of the divorce coul possibly because he wanted.
Speaker 2: More in a relationship.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 1: This is Laurence think. And that is the latest with Lauren.
Speaker 1: The biggest problem with the summer and talk all right,
Speaker 1: what none of that should be public like that?
Speaker 2: That's what she said. That's what someone said.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that should have been a conversation amongst them if
Speaker 1: they was really serious about the whole Polynesian sauce thing.
Speaker 1: What is the poly memory whatever. Yeah, Polly, yeah, like
Speaker 1: that whole poly thing, because I've heard Summers say that.
Speaker 1: I heard someumer say that. Just now she cool with
Speaker 1: just being the stuff in the yams. The mac and
Speaker 1: Cheese Scissor wrote a song about the weekend.
Speaker 4: Right, clearly there's people out there that you.
Speaker 2: Know, uncomfortable with that.
Speaker 4: But you got to get the turkey to agree.
Speaker 2: The main has to agree.
Speaker 4: The main has to agree, and we'll open up.
Speaker 7: The phone lines. Yes, eight hundred and five eight five,
Speaker 7: one oh five to one. Is this a situation that
Speaker 7: can work? I guess that's what we're asking.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I'm not saying I agree with it, No,
Speaker 1: I'm just saying that there's a part of me that
Speaker 1: can understand where everybody comes.
Speaker 2: I can't even understand. I don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker 4: No I do. I do. I respect with something coming
Speaker 4: from I respect.
Speaker 2: What she's saying, but not if the main doesn't understand.
Speaker 2: It's like, that's my.
Speaker 1: Point, then that's what I mean. Is this something that
Speaker 1: could actually be a thing. But even when she said,
Speaker 1: I don't even know how you lay up with them
Speaker 1: all day? All right, what say you wanted to get
Speaker 1: rid of it sometimes, all right, So we'll open up
Speaker 1: the phone lines and have that discussion.
Speaker 7: And last laugh forgot to say that somebody sent her
Speaker 7: ten boxes of pizza Hut. Of course, remember she said
Speaker 7: you could buy me a phone and say it's pizza
Speaker 7: Hut under it. So they believe Tory sent her like
Speaker 7: ten boxes of pizza Hut because they said she might
Speaker 7: have been starving. Huh, yeah, you talk about let's talk
Speaker 7: about it. Yeah, well, we'll open up the phone lines
Speaker 7: and discuss all right now, Charlaman, who you get that
Speaker 7: donkey too?
Speaker 4: Man for after the hour.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: I was inspired to do this after watching Mayor of
Speaker 1: Alec Xoran Mundani and the forty seventh President of the
Speaker 1: United States of America forty five and forty seven, Donald J.
Speaker 4: Trump, have their meeting on Friday. So I just want all.
Speaker 1: These politicians who be using a certain kind of rhetoric
Speaker 1: to come to the front of the congregation.
Speaker 4: We'd like to have a word with them this morning.
Speaker 7: I'll explain it, all right, we'll get to that next
Speaker 7: it don't move. It's to breakfast local morning.
Speaker 27: Tell you time.
Speaker 4: This is America.
Speaker 12: There is no question and there are problems in this
Speaker 12: country between police and community.
Speaker 4: Yes, you are a donkey.
Speaker 2: The latest on that police killing of a black man.
Speaker 11: Now the new developments in the deathly spatshooting.
Speaker 4: Rampage man yesterday, it was a really bad day for
Speaker 4: him and this is what he did.
Speaker 24: And so we are in a state of emergency.
Speaker 1: Okay, White supremacist violence, it is always have been the
Speaker 1: number one threat to our society.
Speaker 4: But I'm also very proud that my wife was white.
Speaker 4: The breakfast club bitches.
Speaker 15: All right, trendy, please tell me why was I.
Speaker 10: Your donkey of the day?
Speaker 1: You know, donkey today for Monday, November twenty fourth. It's
Speaker 1: inspired by the meeting between Mayor Aleg Zoron Mundanni and
Speaker 1: the forty fifth and forty seventh President of the United
Speaker 1: States of America, Donald J.
Speaker 4: Trump.
Speaker 1: If you haven't heard on this past Friday, Zoran Mundanni
Speaker 1: and Donald J.
Speaker 4: Trump had a meeting at the White House. Okay.
Speaker 1: In the statements and reporting, they discussed affordability, the cost
Speaker 1: of living crisis, public safety, economic security, and federal local
Speaker 1: cooperations or on express that even with deep ideological differences,
Speaker 1: there has to be a practical working relationship between the
Speaker 1: federal government in New York City.
Speaker 4: Let's listen to some of what was said.
Speaker 1: Are you a.
Speaker 11: Formain that you think President Trump is a fascist?
Speaker 28: I've spoken about that, Okay, all ryer.
Speaker 6: It's easier than explaining a pedal.
Speaker 2: But would you feel comfortable living in New York City
Speaker 2: under a.
Speaker 6: Mom dogdis Yeah, I would, especially after the meeting. Absolutely,
Speaker 6: we agree on a lot more than I would have thought.
Speaker 28: I am really looking forward to delivering for New Yorkers
Speaker 28: in partnership with the President on the affordability agenda.
Speaker 2: So we're going to help him.
Speaker 6: But I really think there's a chance to do a
Speaker 6: great job.
Speaker 10: I'll be cheering for him.
Speaker 2: Didn't mention anything about America.
Speaker 6: I think he is going to surprise some conservative people actually,
Speaker 6: and very liberal people. I think I met with a
Speaker 6: very I met with a man who's a very rational person.
Speaker 4: So well, they're being very cordial to each other, very
Speaker 4: nice to each other. I completely agree with that.
Speaker 1: And anyone who thought there wasn't gonna be a working
Speaker 1: relationship between New York City and the federal government doesn't
Speaker 1: understand politics. But the reason I have gathered us here
Speaker 1: today is because I don't want to hear any politicians
Speaker 1: call each other, extreme names like fascist, communists, authoritarian, wanna
Speaker 1: be dictator. None of that kind of rhetoric can come
Speaker 1: from politicians anymore. It's all dead because don't none of
Speaker 1: y'all really believe it. Okay, And if you call someone
Speaker 1: that and then turn around and say, but I'm willing
Speaker 1: to work with them.
Speaker 4: It looks very hypocritical.
Speaker 1: Okay, leave that type of commentary for the pundits, all right,
Speaker 1: like myself for the social media YouTube commentator crowd. And
Speaker 1: y'all go do your jobs, okay, Go govern Go be diplomatic,
Speaker 1: Go do the politics thing, all right.
Speaker 4: That rhetoric is irresponsible in this climate.
Speaker 1: All right, both parties row people up, you know, have
Speaker 1: we the people mad at each other, fighting in the street,
Speaker 1: fighting online? Some folks literally commit acts of violence against
Speaker 1: their political opposition.
Speaker 4: Meanwhile the politicians are out here working with each other.
Speaker 1: Okay, do we not remember some of the things Trump
Speaker 1: and one Donnie said about each other.
Speaker 4: Let's listen.
Speaker 22: It's going to be hard for me as the president
Speaker 22: to give a lot of money to New York because
Speaker 22: if you have a communist running New York, all you're
Speaker 22: doing is wasting the money you're sending there we have.
Speaker 4: One because New Yorkers have stood up for a city.
Speaker 28: They can afford, where the mayor will use their power
Speaker 28: to reject Donald Trump's fascism.
Speaker 6: This guy is a communist at the highest level and
Speaker 6: he wants to destroy New York.
Speaker 28: I will not be intimidated by this president. I will
Speaker 28: not be intimidated by anyone because my job here is
Speaker 28: to serve the people have dissisted.
Speaker 2: This communist from New York. Someday gets elected.
Speaker 22: I can't believe that's happening.
Speaker 2: That's a terrible thing for our country.
Speaker 4: By the way, so hear.
Speaker 28: Me President on when I say this, to get to
Speaker 28: any of us, you will.
Speaker 4: Have to get through all of us. Blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: I'sa all political theater, okay, And it's irresponsible because they
Speaker 1: got us out here choosing side gang gang on each other.
Speaker 4: Meanwhile they working together.
Speaker 1: How are you gonna be mad at a person because
Speaker 1: of who they voted for, who they supported politically, But
Speaker 1: then watch the people you support be willing to work
Speaker 1: with them. I know some of y'all out there saying,
Speaker 1: but they politicians, they have to work together. Yes they do,
Speaker 1: and they should, but stop with the extreme rhetoric like
Speaker 1: fascism and communism.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 1: Zoran Mundanni was on NBC News yesterday and he said
Speaker 1: he still believes Donald Trump's a fascist, but he's willing
Speaker 1: to work with him.
Speaker 4: Let's listen.
Speaker 16: In that press conference with President Trump, a reporter asked
Speaker 16: you whether you believe that President Trump is in fact
Speaker 16: a fascist, word that you've used in the past.
Speaker 8: You're about to answer.
Speaker 16: Then President Trump sort of jumped in and he said, quote,
Speaker 16: that's okay.
Speaker 8: You can just say yes.
Speaker 16: It's easier than explaining it. So, mister elect, just to
Speaker 16: be very clear, do you think that President Trump is
Speaker 16: a fascist?
Speaker 28: And after President Trump said that, I said, yes, and
Speaker 28: so you do. And that's something that I've said in
Speaker 28: the past I say today. And I think what I
Speaker 28: appreciated about the conversation that I had with the President
Speaker 28: was that we were not shy about the places of
Speaker 28: disagreement about the politics that has brought us to this moment,
Speaker 28: and we also wanted to focus on what it could
Speaker 28: look like to deliver on a shared analysis of an
Speaker 28: affordability crisis for New Yorkers.
Speaker 1: Listen in America, my name is Leonard McKelvey, commonly known
Speaker 1: as Charlamagne of God, and I believe words matter. Now
Speaker 1: I'm not the highest grade of weed in the dispensary,
Speaker 1: but based on everything I know about fascism, if someone
Speaker 1: truly believes a political figure as a fascist, then the
Speaker 1: idea of working with them is contradictory.
Speaker 4: Okay. Fascism isn't a normal political disagreement, all right.
Speaker 1: Disagreeing on tax rates is a normal political disagreement. Economic issues,
Speaker 1: environmental concerns, those are normal political disagreements.
Speaker 4: Fascism is not okay.
Speaker 1: When you cause them one a fascists, you are accusing
Speaker 1: them of being fundamentally anti democratic, authoritarian and willing to
Speaker 1: use the power I will of the state the crush opposition. Okay,
Speaker 1: if you believe someone is fascist and historically and morally
Speaker 1: you resist them or use institutions, law and coalitions to
Speaker 1: contain them. Okay, limit their power, you organize against them,
Speaker 1: litigate against them, but you don't collaborate, because collaboration with
Speaker 1: a fascist regime, even on small issues, legitimizes it.
Speaker 4: So if Zorn truly believes Trump is.
Speaker 1: A fascist and working with him makes zero sense, but
Speaker 1: this is my issue. He doesn't fully believe Trump is
Speaker 1: a fascist, just like Trump doesn't fully believe when Donnie
Speaker 1: is a communist.
Speaker 4: It's all political theater.
Speaker 1: Now, there are a lot of things Trump has done
Speaker 1: and it's said that look like fascism and authoritarian strategy
Speaker 1: to me, But I feel like that's the media's job
Speaker 1: to call it out. Okay, Politicians clearly can't do that
Speaker 1: because the words don't match the actions. And that's when
Speaker 1: you just look like a dishonest politician who says whatever
Speaker 1: to get elected.
Speaker 4: Because once again, if.
Speaker 1: You think someone is a fascist but you believe you
Speaker 1: can work with them, that's what a question of hypocrisy
Speaker 1: becomes unavoidable.
Speaker 4: Okay, listen to me.
Speaker 1: I know I have a list, all right, so you
Speaker 1: don't take me serious. But you can't call someone a
Speaker 1: fascist and then treat them like a normal political partner.
Speaker 4: Those two positions contradict each other.
Speaker 1: So the real question for Trump, Okay, Mundani, A real
Speaker 1: question for Trump and Mundannie.
Speaker 4: You know, Jesus, what should be asked to them?
Speaker 1: Hey, Trump, were you exaggerating when you called Mundanni a communist? Hey, Zoran,
Speaker 1: were you exaggerating when you called Trump a fascists?
Speaker 4: Are Zoran?
Speaker 1: Are you now minimizing fascism by agreeing to work with
Speaker 1: Trump or Trump, are you minimizing communism by agreeing to
Speaker 1: work with Zorn.
Speaker 4: Here's the answer to all these questions.
Speaker 1: It's politics as usual, and I'm sick of politicians doing
Speaker 1: this because once again, you know who it hurts the most.
Speaker 4: Us.
Speaker 1: You done told your aunt and three of your cousins
Speaker 1: f you you not invited to Thanksgiving this year because
Speaker 1: of who they supported politically. Meanwhile, the people we supported
Speaker 1: politically are willing to support each other. If Zoran and
Speaker 1: Trump can be in the White House smiling at each
Speaker 1: other and excessively touching on each other, then you and
Speaker 1: your family can enjoy Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving Jenner together.
Speaker 4: Okay, listen to all elected a fifth.
Speaker 1: If you call somebody a fascists or communists but then
Speaker 1: sit down and work with them like everything is normal,
Speaker 1: you make those words meaningless, all right.
Speaker 4: It's dangerous to do that.
Speaker 1: It's dangerous to weaken those terms, and it confuses the public.
Speaker 1: Right when you call someone a fascists, a communists, it's
Speaker 1: supposed to mean something serious.
Speaker 4: You talking Hitler, Mussolini.
Speaker 1: And politicians are using these terms for emotional leverage, not accuracy,
Speaker 1: and the danger in that, the danger in that people
Speaker 1: the public becomes numb to real authoritarian threats. Please give
Speaker 1: every politician who has done this, because it's not just
Speaker 1: when Donnie and Trump, it's.
Speaker 4: All of them, the biggest he huff.
Speaker 2: All right, Yes, indeed, thank you for that donkey today.
Speaker 7: Yes, now quickly if you're just joining us eight hundred
Speaker 7: and five eight five one oh five to one.
Speaker 2: Someone Walker. She was talking about her relationship or the relationship.
Speaker 7: She wants with Rich the kid and his baby Mom's
Speaker 7: Tory bricks.
Speaker 2: This is what she said about that relationship.
Speaker 5: I just I'm not gonna bother y'all, Like you can
Speaker 5: buy me a new phone so she don't know the
Speaker 5: number and save it us, save it under pizza hut
Speaker 5: for all I care.
Speaker 10: I'm not gonna post.
Speaker 5: Nothing because y'all was never gonna stop each other anyway.
Speaker 5: That's why I just like kind of just up because
Speaker 5: she was acting crazy.
Speaker 10: She's always acting crazy.
Speaker 5: She'd be fighting people and everything, calling the flower shop
Speaker 5: looking for the address, Like, I don't have time for that.
Speaker 5: I can't have a serious relationship with someone when they
Speaker 5: baby Mama act like that. So I'm so glad that
Speaker 5: treilling back together on one chat.
Speaker 10: To be together for ever. And I just want to
Speaker 10: go with you because y'all was never gonna stop each other.
Speaker 2: That's the question.
Speaker 4: I just want to I just want to know what
Speaker 4: y'all think of this.
Speaker 2: When we hear your thoughts when we come back. So
Speaker 2: don't move. It's to breakfast Luggle.
Speaker 4: Morning Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: But she doesn't want him and something else she said
Speaker 1: in that conversation.
Speaker 4: She said, you know, you know he out.
Speaker 1: There doing dirt anyway, and you ain't gonna leave him,
Speaker 1: So it's almost kind of like, uh, what is this
Speaker 1: like like like sanchronized cheatings way?
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying. You know, you know what
Speaker 4: he's doing.
Speaker 1: You're not gonna leave him, so you might as well
Speaker 1: do it in a contained environment, you know. So I'm
Speaker 1: just I'm just My other thought is I just wondered
Speaker 1: could that could that work for some women?
Speaker 7: But this is the thing, we understand what someone wants,
Speaker 7: but we don't know if that's what Tory wants.
Speaker 4: That's what I mean.
Speaker 3: I want.
Speaker 1: I wonder if that could work for some women, meaning
Speaker 1: if you're a if you're a Tory, or just any
Speaker 1: woman who's in that situation and you know you got
Speaker 1: your man Monday through Friday.
Speaker 4: This other chick just want him on the weekend. That's
Speaker 4: something you're willing to do.
Speaker 2: That's called an open relationship right where you can.
Speaker 4: Polynesian sauce poll what is it polyamory.
Speaker 2: P Yeah, something like that. It's the neo. But the
Speaker 2: whole thing is is they have to know.
Speaker 4: I'm don't know if it's the neo though, because they're
Speaker 4: not all together.
Speaker 2: Because Neil they all stay in the same house.
Speaker 4: I guess it is an open relationship.
Speaker 7: But it's an open relationship. If Tory knew, we wouldn't
Speaker 7: be having this conversation. And that's my big didn't know. Yes,
Speaker 7: But people are mad at summer because some are saying,
Speaker 7: I know you don't know, and I know that you're
Speaker 7: back together, but this is still what I.
Speaker 1: Want anyone when someone should have wanted her a woman
Speaker 1: the woman and said and not a woman to the
Speaker 1: internet because now you make it.
Speaker 2: Well, somebody didn't go to the internet. They the audio
Speaker 2: is leaked, but someone said.
Speaker 7: Someone was like, why should we grown why why can't
Speaker 7: we just deal with this behind me?
Speaker 4: Leaked? Don't come on lead from what who leaked it.
Speaker 4: People could leak that.
Speaker 2: In, but someone wouldn't want that out there.
Speaker 1: But we don't know that. You might want to force
Speaker 1: the issue. She might want to force the conversation. She
Speaker 1: might finally want to have the conversation. Not only we've
Speaker 1: heard out of conversation.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: But let's go to the full lines, all right, we
Speaker 2: have Hello, who's this angela? Angela? What's your thoughts?
Speaker 25: Okay?
Speaker 27: So I feel like with the whole summer situation, it
Speaker 27: could be and that you know, it could be two
Speaker 27: women that agrees to share a man that I feel
Speaker 27: like the man is gonna always want more.
Speaker 17: Of course, don't nobody want to eat turkey and special
Speaker 17: all the damn time?
Speaker 2: Okay, So you're saying, if the women agree, it's cool.
Speaker 17: If a woman agree, it's cool, but it's not going to.
Speaker 1: Be just them to Yeah, I mean, I get what
Speaker 1: you're saying. I guess everybody should just be honest with
Speaker 1: their wants in this situation. If this what the man wants,
Speaker 1: he said, If this what the side chick wants, she
Speaker 1: used to say it, and the main the main chick
Speaker 1: is actually the one who decides it, all right, So
Speaker 1: she has to have a say too.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 17: This is court freight. I think I would getting through
Speaker 17: good morning every time, just lady.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Summer Walker.
Speaker 17: Why are you trying to I love her, I love Summer.
Speaker 17: I don't make this bash in Summer fashion. But she
Speaker 17: brought it on herself, because why are you trying to
Speaker 17: be in a serious relationship with someone that's already in
Speaker 17: a serious relationship.
Speaker 1: Well hold on, now, that's not what I got from
Speaker 1: what she said. What I got from what she said
Speaker 1: is she don't want to be in a serial relationship.
Speaker 1: She's content with being the mac and cheese. She does
Speaker 1: not want to be the turkey.
Speaker 17: She Charlotte made. She want to be in a relationship.
Speaker 17: The only reason that Summer is coming out saying oh,
Speaker 17: I just want to be the side it's probably because
Speaker 17: Tory made rich the kid cut her off and post
Speaker 17: saw that, and she hurt about it. Now because because
Speaker 17: she was saying, oh, I'm happy you went back to
Speaker 17: your baby mama and made the family work. Why even
Speaker 17: try to be with you had kids herself, You know
Speaker 17: how it is to be your baby mama, So why
Speaker 17: even get in the midst of somebody else's baby mama,
Speaker 17: baby daddy. You know, drama, whatever they got going on,
Speaker 17: whatever Richy kid do to Tory, that's film.
Speaker 7: But why are you trying to get any I mean,
Speaker 7: I agree with it, that's what That's what probably gotten.
Speaker 7: He probably got caught up and this girl said, you
Speaker 7: know what post all is to show the world what
Speaker 7: it is. And but someone still standing on business. He's like,
Speaker 7: I don't care. I still want to be the side.
Speaker 7: But she has to agree with it. I'm just taking
Speaker 7: her for and that's an open relationship. Yeah, she says
Speaker 7: she want to be the side. I guess that's the
Speaker 7: question here, Like, you know, can you be okay with
Speaker 7: an open relationship. I just think that there's a lack
Speaker 7: of honesty that's happening in this situation, because I know
Speaker 7: plenty of people who can be honest about their wants
Speaker 7: and they can make all of this work. Neil, well,
Speaker 7: Neil different cause Neil got off, but I mean Neil asked,
Speaker 7: but he got all of them living together.
Speaker 1: This ain't even a living together situation. This is just
Speaker 1: you know, your man out there doing dirt. You know
Speaker 1: he doing it with me. I don't want him Si
Speaker 1: sizzor wrote a whole song about it. That was a
Speaker 1: hit record, and y'all loved it. You played it on
Speaker 1: this radio station one hundred times a day.
Speaker 2: You're right, let's discuss. We'll take your calls when we
Speaker 2: come back.
Speaker 4: It's the breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: In the morning.
Speaker 4: Morning.
Speaker 7: Everybody at ej NV Jess Hilari is Charlamagne the gud.
Speaker 2: We are the breakfast Club. If you're just joining us.
Speaker 7: We're talking about someone Walker and she talked about the
Speaker 7: relationship she wants with Rich the Kid, and this is
Speaker 7: what she said.
Speaker 24: I just want to be the side, That's what I
Speaker 24: was seeing, like, I just want to be decided. I
Speaker 24: just want you to kill I don't like him enough
Speaker 24: to lay up next to him every day.
Speaker 8: I don't even know how you do it.
Speaker 24: I'm not gonna start talking about him, but you know
Speaker 24: the things about him.
Speaker 4: I was just trying to play my little position.
Speaker 8: He clearly won't stop.
Speaker 4: And you know he's obsessive.
Speaker 18: You can like say that you're gonna leave him alone,
Speaker 18: and he will just call you back to back to back.
Speaker 18: Get to call your friends, get to call your manager,
Speaker 18: get to call your assistant, get to sit and stuff
Speaker 18: that money every now and then you just given those
Speaker 18: of y'all.
Speaker 2: Are older than me.
Speaker 18: By the way, you're older, and that's an old ass.
Speaker 8: I'm still a night twenty.
Speaker 18: Why would we be on the internet as adults?
Speaker 4: We all have.
Speaker 25: Kids, Like, why are we even doing this? I just
Speaker 25: didn't even get the point of that. But anyway, I'm
Speaker 25: gonna say whatever I got to say.
Speaker 10: To that babe.
Speaker 4: You think I really love him? You think I really
Speaker 4: want him? Up I did, you would be cooked out
Speaker 4: on the street.
Speaker 8: That is obsessed.
Speaker 2: So we're asking eight hundred five eight five one, what
Speaker 2: are your thoughts? Hello?
Speaker 4: Who's this?
Speaker 2: It's Maisha Maesha talk to us.
Speaker 17: Yeah, yeah, what the farmer walker thing?
Speaker 27: Yeah, I'm not a me posting me being a country woman.
Speaker 27: I'm not okay with being the five. I'm sorry I
Speaker 27: had that tried me say, you know to me the
Speaker 27: boat trying to have multiple women.
Speaker 4: Uh, what you're talking about being a country woman.
Speaker 1: I'm from South Carolina, Okay, my daddy had a whole
Speaker 1: lot of wrote from Listen, my daddy had a whole
Speaker 1: other family.
Speaker 4: What are you talking about?
Speaker 27: I mean it's like that.
Speaker 1: I mean down south, we couldn't come on night them
Speaker 1: guys had growing up our daddy's.
Speaker 7: And at the end of the day, day they had money.
Speaker 27: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 17: It's a lot of round here. She's still sleeping on
Speaker 17: their mama couch and they want this woman and dad woman.
Speaker 2: Okay, thank you mama. Hello, the money had nothing to
Speaker 2: do with not the money, none, d Hello, who's this true?
Speaker 2: Trist soldiers? What's your thoughts? Tris?
Speaker 27: So my point of view is that how was it
Speaker 27: that everyone is like jumping on someone Walker about it's
Speaker 27: going to be the fast ship. She didn't want to
Speaker 27: have funds and it's his responsibility to stay faithful to
Speaker 27: his woman. I'm pretty sure he engaged with Summer Walker first,
Speaker 27: and everyone's putting it on her back to turn him
Speaker 27: down or not want to be, you know, engaging, and
Speaker 27: she just wants to have friends. How is it her
Speaker 27: responsibility to stay faithful to this She's not in a relationship.
Speaker 1: With her now, listen, I agree with you, but I'm
Speaker 1: looking at the chat. The chat is the chat, said
Speaker 1: another bird on the line. That said, side chick on
Speaker 1: the line. She said, side chick on the line another bird, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm I agree with you. There's a part of me
Speaker 1: that respects what summer is. Some are saying like, look,
Speaker 1: I just want to be the side. I don't want
Speaker 1: to be the main.
Speaker 4: I'm fine being the stuff in the yams, the mac
Speaker 4: and cheese.
Speaker 1: I just think that, you know, it has to be
Speaker 1: a level of honesty from all parties involved. Some has
Speaker 1: already been honest. Now it got now I was up
Speaker 1: to the to the man to be honest.
Speaker 4: Hello, who's this Maria may Al?
Speaker 8: Mighty?
Speaker 2: Yuh yes?
Speaker 17: What's my story?
Speaker 4: The morning?
Speaker 3: Night?
Speaker 2: Colmos? Yeah, that's all I know? Who talked to us?
Speaker 2: What's your thoughts? Mama?
Speaker 29: I got to say, I honestly, absolutely am sure that
Speaker 29: it can work as long as the side knows the place.
Speaker 2: Have you been in that situation before?
Speaker 29: I've been the Turkies? Okay, for the record, I will
Speaker 29: never be a side.
Speaker 1: So you said that the side needed to know her place,
Speaker 1: so clearly, clearly, in this situation, the side knows her place.
Speaker 4: So what should happen now?
Speaker 29: Well, see what happens is the side knew her place.
Speaker 29: Let's say let's put that past sense. What happens is
Speaker 29: you go into the situation. The only thing you owe
Speaker 29: this other person is a choice right, So when they
Speaker 29: go into the situation, they go into it knowing exactly
Speaker 29: what it is. But very often because women are indecisive
Speaker 29: as a whole, and when they go into it, well
Speaker 29: sudden they want something different. So then at that point
Speaker 29: they have to make another choice.
Speaker 1: Mmm, Okay, I respect it, thank you. Well, what's the
Speaker 1: moral of the story. I don't know what the moral
Speaker 1: of the story is. I just wanted to have a
Speaker 1: discussion because I don't want nobody out here to think that,
Speaker 1: you know, this is something that I want.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying that. When I heard someone saying that,
Speaker 4: I was just like, damn.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: The fact that she know.
Speaker 1: Her place and knows what she wants to be, it's
Speaker 1: kind of commendable, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it has to work if it's open and
Speaker 2: all the parties know.
Speaker 4: Everybody gotta be honest, you know.
Speaker 7: And the reason I keep mentioning and Neo is because
Speaker 7: I know Neil gets a lot of flat but they
Speaker 7: all understand.
Speaker 4: You got everybody living together.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, and they all understand what's going on.
Speaker 7: And if they all understand, if they happy and they
Speaker 7: like it, you gotta respect it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean a conversation should be had.
Speaker 1: Right if you're a man and you're in a situation
Speaker 1: like that, you know you can't be with one woman,
Speaker 1: but you want to be with this woman as your
Speaker 1: main But then you got a couple other things. I
Speaker 1: think you need to be honest with that woman about
Speaker 1: having an open relationship. That's just my personal opinion, because
Speaker 1: it ain't cheating if you're being honest, right, It's only
Speaker 1: cheating if you're lying correct, be honest about what you
Speaker 1: want right.
Speaker 2: All right, Well that is that's the topic. When we
Speaker 2: come back.
Speaker 7: We got the Latest with Lauren Joelle said. Tanner said,
Speaker 7: you might not need to know how to read. Yeah,
Speaker 7: we'll we'll explain when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Good morning, The Breakfast Club with Nicki Minaj. She put
Speaker 7: out a text over the weekend. Did you see the text? No, Well,
Speaker 7: she put out a tweet that said United Nations was
Speaker 7: a mag of flex. Trump on the text, y'all should
Speaker 7: be afraid what I'm about to do next. Now that's
Speaker 7: a playoff of jay Z from on to the next one.
Speaker 7: We said Obama on the text, y'all should be afraid
Speaker 7: of what I'm about to do? Next Now people got
Speaker 7: at her and say, leave Trump alone. You shouldn't be
Speaker 7: riding with Trump, and you know they got it up.
Speaker 7: But she didn't respond to that childish gambino. He talks
Speaker 7: about health issue. Did you know he had a stroke.
Speaker 4: No, I had no idea. She's doing this world tour.
Speaker 4: It's having lots of fun.
Speaker 23: I had a really bad pain in my head in Louisiana,
Speaker 23: and I did the show anyway.
Speaker 4: I couldn't really see well. So when we went to.
Speaker 23: Houston, I went to the hospital and the doctor was like,
Speaker 23: you had a stroke. And the first thing I thought
Speaker 23: was like, oh, like here, I am still copying Jamie Fox.
Speaker 23: That's literally like the second thing. The first thing was
Speaker 23: like I'm letting everybody down.
Speaker 4: I know it's not true, but I've.
Speaker 23: Broken my foot. I always promise Ireland I'm gonna be there.
Speaker 10: And I still haven't been.
Speaker 4: And uh, they found a hole in my heart.
Speaker 23: So I had this surgery and then I had.
Speaker 2: To have another surgery.
Speaker 23: So did they say every now everybody has two lives
Speaker 23: and the second live starts when you realize.
Speaker 2: You have one?
Speaker 4: Why is he giving us health updates to a beat B?
Speaker 2: He was performing actually at a show in LA and
Speaker 2: I was showing me.
Speaker 7: Yeah, while he was show, the guitarist was playing the guitars,
Speaker 7: he was talking to the crowd about what happened, and
Speaker 7: you know what happened with him in his whole, in
Speaker 7: the hole in his heart.
Speaker 1: I would like to hear him go deeper on that conversation.
Speaker 1: You know, I hear issues like that, but he's a
Speaker 1: young man. On other chatnels like.
Speaker 4: Forty two, forty three, maybe if he's that oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: now he's definitely like forty two what to do?
Speaker 1: But it's just like when I hear a you know,
Speaker 1: conversations like that, I want to hear more because I
Speaker 1: just want to know what was going on with him
Speaker 1: health wise, because I want to know what can I
Speaker 1: what can I avoid if possible?
Speaker 2: Now, you're absolutely right.
Speaker 7: And then the fact that he said he got a headache
Speaker 7: which made him go to the hospital, which sool him
Speaker 7: he had a stroke.
Speaker 2: That's that scares me all right.
Speaker 7: And lastly, like I tell you guys, Laura la Rossa
Speaker 7: is out, she's on the beach right now. So she
Speaker 7: wrote this, So she said, Meg the Stallion's man, her man,
Speaker 7: her man, her Man, her man, her baby.
Speaker 2: This is how she wrote it. Klay Thompson, Yeah, she said.
Speaker 7: Got into an argument with J Moran, J Moran. John
Speaker 7: ran I said, John Mary, I said, Jam, yes girl,
Speaker 7: she wrote J.
Speaker 4: What's going on?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 7: Got into an argument with John Moran. John Morant was
Speaker 7: actually on the sideline. He wasn't playing in the game.
Speaker 7: They had just tripped Cooper flag and Klay Thompson was
Speaker 7: standing up for Cooper flag.
Speaker 2: They got into a big argument.
Speaker 7: John Moran called him Obama and you should retire, and
Speaker 7: Klay Thomas he responded after the game with y'all.
Speaker 4: He's a funny guy.
Speaker 20: He has a lot to say all the time, especially
Speaker 20: for a guy who rarely takes capability. But uh no,
Speaker 20: that's for another day. What a job saying it on
Speaker 20: this occasion. Nothing of intelligent depth. It was really just
Speaker 20: just running his mouth. He's running his mouth for a
Speaker 20: long time, and it's funny to run your mouth when
Speaker 20: you're on the bench. It's kind of the story of
Speaker 20: his career so far, just leaving us wanting more. You know,
Speaker 20: we all want to see him out there and do
Speaker 20: his best, but he's just been letting a lot of
Speaker 20: other stuff getting away of that, and we need that
Speaker 20: in the NBA. We need our best players will be
Speaker 20: out there, and when you're a star comes with a
Speaker 20: great responsibility and I hate to see that go to waste.
Speaker 1: Dropping the clues buns with Clay Thompson had a very
Speaker 1: classy response. Was I agree with all of it. Yeah, absolutely,
Speaker 1: Like John Moran should be the new faith of the NBA.
Speaker 1: He should own the league, like the league should be
Speaker 1: in the palm of his hands. Like honestly, the two
Speaker 1: best players in the NBA right now should be, well
Speaker 1: at least top five should be Zion Wims and the
Speaker 1: John Morant, both from South Carolina.
Speaker 2: But no, you got Ant man, you got wim beat,
Speaker 2: I said, should be Oh.
Speaker 4: Shit, they were if they were both playing at the
Speaker 4: level we know they both.
Speaker 2: Could want them to play it.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, they would be top five players in the
Speaker 1: NBA right now, no question, if they would have both
Speaker 1: reached their full potential.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but they're not top five, all right?
Speaker 1: Yeah, because you know Zion let snacks getting away and
Speaker 1: y'all let scrafts getting away.
Speaker 4: Jesus.
Speaker 7: All right, well that is the latest with Lauren. All right,
Speaker 7: thank you so much. I can say thank you, Lauren.
Speaker 7: But I am saying thank you Lauren because I know
Speaker 7: she's listening right now. And he's forty two years old.
Speaker 7: How are you listening right now when you're supposed to
Speaker 7: be on the beach?
Speaker 4: She tech times.
Speaker 1: I don't know where she yet. Hold on, it's nine
Speaker 1: am over there. How the hell she drunk at nine am?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I don't know. All right, Well, that is the latest
Speaker 7: with Laura. When we come back, we got the People's
Speaker 7: Choice mixed. Get your requesting right now. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning everybody.
Speaker 7: It's DJ Envy, just hilarious, Charlamagne the guy. We are
Speaker 7: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 7: We got a salute to uh Brandy Evans for joining
Speaker 7: us this morning.
Speaker 4: Salute to Brandy Evans.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 1: Love her story, man, love her Storyorry about being a caregiver.
Speaker 1: Make sure you check her out on Reasonable Doubt. And
Speaker 1: the new season of pe Valley whenever it comes back,
Speaker 1: because I don't know when it's gonna be. And I
Speaker 1: want to salute my niece, Chris Caln and Charleston, South Carolina.
Speaker 4: Man, Yeah, salutor Chris.
Speaker 1: This Friday, Chris is doing her Princess Diaries podcast live
Speaker 1: in Charleston, South Carolina at the at seven to twenty
Speaker 1: magnoliar Road. The name of the venue is the Magnolia Room.
Speaker 1: Cardyer Brown is going to be one of the guests
Speaker 1: as long as well as AJ from the We Talk
Speaker 1: Back podcast and I will be there as well. So
Speaker 1: the Magnolia Room this Friday, seven twenty magnoliar Old, Charleston,
Speaker 1: South Carolina. Come join Chris kln and myself will be
Speaker 1: out there this Friday, yep.
Speaker 2: And also salut to Golden Corral.
Speaker 7: Golden Corral came up here and they put a whole
Speaker 7: spread out here for Thanksgiving. I mean they got turkey,
Speaker 7: they got if you are into Thanksgiving and love Thanksgiving,
Speaker 7: food for macaroni and cheese, the Kyler greens, the green beans,
Speaker 7: to ham to honey fried chicken. I mean they put
Speaker 7: everything out there so to loose the Golden Crowd, Barronx
Speaker 7: and they are open for Thanksgiving, right, Yeah, they're open. Yeah,
Speaker 7: they're open for Thanksiving. They say that's their second busiest day, Thanksgiving.
Speaker 7: So if you don't want to cook, you can always
Speaker 7: pull up the Golden Corral Barronx.
Speaker 4: All right, I bet you it's cheaper to go to
Speaker 4: Golden Corral.
Speaker 1: Hell yeahadays like trying to buy a whole big feast.
Speaker 1: So if you if you in like ten fifteen family members,
Speaker 1: just go to Golden Corral and split the bill.
Speaker 4: I bet you it's cheaper.
Speaker 7: I'm sure it is. When we come back, we got
Speaker 7: the positive notes that don't move.
Speaker 4: It's the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Good morning pointing.
Speaker 7: Everybody is DJ Envy just hilarious. Charlamagne the guy. We
Speaker 7: are the breakfast Club. It's time to get U out
Speaker 7: of here. Charlamne, you got a positive note?
Speaker 4: I do, Man.
Speaker 1: I want to tell you something about consistency man, well,
Speaker 1: persistence as well, But I want you to know that
Speaker 1: being persistent may lead you to the door, but consistency
Speaker 1: is the key that unlocksy have a great day, Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: You don'na finish for y'all done,