Speaker 1: In the morning. You gonna wake up in the morning.
Speaker 1: I'm talking right. You know you're about to experience a
Speaker 1: morning show on like a Yo to the Brekfast Club.
Speaker 1: What you guys are doing right now, that's the hump culture.
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club is my morning fit. I need it and
Speaker 1: I love it. Something tell yo, like you're really not
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Speaker 1: Charotta Maine, morning Angela Ye, Peace to the Plan. And
Speaker 1: is Friday? Yes, I'm trying to call DJ. Yes, it
Speaker 1: is Memorial Day weekend, so I'm trying to call it. Envy.
Speaker 1: I don't know where he is. I don't know if
Speaker 1: he's oversleeping, probably got caught up in the kitchen, heard
Speaker 1: his little traffic congested in the kitchen at his crib.
Speaker 1: That's about it. How do we feel about Memorial Weekend?
Speaker 1: Are we excited about it? Since we've been on quarantine
Speaker 1: for the past two three US first holiday since we've
Speaker 1: been on quarantine? Right, Well, I see doctor FAULTI encouraging
Speaker 1: people to go outside, but still socially distanced. I guess
Speaker 1: he's going hiking or something. And I mean, look, I'm
Speaker 1: excited because I get to have a little vacation working
Speaker 1: from home. It's not, you know, a vacation, so I'm excited.
Speaker 1: It's a lot more exhausting than I thought it would be,
Speaker 1: especially like all of the Zoom meetings. I think it's
Speaker 1: some type of computer fatigue. I had to buy my
Speaker 1: daughter some glasses that she has to wear because they
Speaker 1: say you if you stay in front of the the computer
Speaker 1: too long, it message up your either hurt your eyes
Speaker 1: or something like that. So I have to buy some glasses.
Speaker 1: M yeah, I think, Um, you know, I was having
Speaker 1: this discussion. Actually, I do have some friends who are
Speaker 1: traveling and going on vacation. Though this weekend. I was
Speaker 1: like y'all. I don't know how I feel about that.
Speaker 1: But domestically though, right they're going to the US Virgin Islands.
Speaker 1: I thought all travel hold on the US. It's part
Speaker 1: of the UK. I'm not the highest be of the
Speaker 1: weed in the dispensary. I was confused. Okay, so you
Speaker 1: don't need a passport. But I tell you what, if
Speaker 1: you are going to be here, that versus battle with
Speaker 1: Beanie Madam Bounty Killer is happening this weekend, so I
Speaker 1: am super excited for that. That's gonna be like a vacation.
Speaker 1: I'm putting that on the big screen. I'm already excited.
Speaker 1: I'm making drinks. They sent me some of that news
Speaker 1: to rock summer watermelon, so and they sent me a
Speaker 1: big watermelon to make their drinks in some mint leaves.
Speaker 1: So I'm saving that. But how watermelon, what they did
Speaker 1: send out a watermelon with the with the sirat because
Speaker 1: it's summer watermelon flavor, so you can make and that
Speaker 1: is one of my favorite things to put in drinks
Speaker 1: is fresh watermelon. So I'm excited for that. That makes
Speaker 1: perfect sense. We got a couple of guests today this morning.
Speaker 1: We have DeAndre Dondre Right, Dondre Whitfield, Dere. He's got
Speaker 1: a book out called Man Versus Mail. It's your male
Speaker 1: versus Man. There you go, Ma versus Man. But you
Speaker 1: know him from Queen Sugar. He played Remy. He also
Speaker 1: wasn't real Husbands of Hollywood. He started off in soap
Speaker 1: operas when he was younger. He used to be on
Speaker 1: The Cosby Show. And he's married to the legendary Sally Whitfield,
Speaker 1: also who I think every young man had a crush
Speaker 1: on growing up. Okay, you know, we have another We
Speaker 1: have another special guest. You might know him. He uh
Speaker 1: goes by the name of Vice President Joe Biden. Um,
Speaker 1: he is the president you candidate for the Democrats this year.
Speaker 1: I see he's vetting out Amy klobaschar for vice presidect. Yeah,
Speaker 1: not just Amy o. He's vetting Amy clob But y'all,
Speaker 1: he's vetting out Val Demmings. He's vetting out Send it
Speaker 1: to Harris like it's a very shortlist of people that
Speaker 1: he's vetting out. I saw everybody flipping out over that yesterday,
Speaker 1: but I was like, well, that's what you do. And
Speaker 1: you have, you know, quite a few presidential uh, not
Speaker 1: presidential when you have quite a few people as you're
Speaker 1: you're trying to pick as your running mate. I'm just
Speaker 1: trying to wake up here people. Okay, but yes, we'll
Speaker 1: be talking to Joe Biden this morning. Um yeah, so
Speaker 1: stick with us, right, it's the world most Dangerous morning
Speaker 1: show to Breakfast Club. Yep, just the world most dangerous
Speaker 1: wanting to show to Breakfast Club. Charlemagne and the the God
Speaker 1: Angelie DJ Envy. I don't know what the hell Envy
Speaker 1: is at. Okay, but we don't have time for that
Speaker 1: right now. You have front page news going, well, we
Speaker 1: got front page news. Well, it looks like your Dallas
Speaker 1: Cowboys are having some issues. Dak Prescott reportedly turned down
Speaker 1: a record breaking contract. He turned down a five year,
Speaker 1: one hundred seven five million dollar contact from the Dallas
Speaker 1: Cowboys that would have made him the highest paid quarterback
Speaker 1: in NFL history. Instead, he wants to get something north
Speaker 1: of forty five million dollars in his final season with
Speaker 1: the Cowboys. So people were shocked that he turned down
Speaker 1: that initial offer, and they also were upset that offer
Speaker 1: was given to him in the first place. People always
Speaker 1: upset when you know people turn down money. People, you know,
Speaker 1: don't sign their contracts with people. Got to do its
Speaker 1: best for them, So I'm not mad at Dack for that.
Speaker 1: My Brooklyn Nets, in the meantime, have reportedly been discussing
Speaker 1: avenues to acquire Bradley Bill from the Washington Wizards that
Speaker 1: would give them that one two punch with Kevin Durant
Speaker 1: Kyrie irving that they need that third star player that
Speaker 1: they're trying to get. So we shall see what happens
Speaker 1: to that. He's currently in a two year, seventy two
Speaker 1: million dollars extension deal with the Wizards that's going to
Speaker 1: start in the next season. All right, now, Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is no longer welcome in Michigan. Michigan Attorney General Dana
Speaker 1: nasse Nessel held back, did not hold back because he
Speaker 1: did not wear his mask at the Ford Manufacturing plant yesterday.
Speaker 1: Here is what she said, is the President no longer
Speaker 1: welcome in Michigan speaking on behalf of my department and
Speaker 1: my office. That's exactly right. I mean, today's events were
Speaker 1: extremely disappointing and yet totally predictable. In Michigan, of course,
Speaker 1: now that is the law, and even in Ford it
Speaker 1: is their own policy. So the president is like a
Speaker 1: petulant child who refuses to follow the rules. And I
Speaker 1: have to say, this is no joke. Can you keep
Speaker 1: a president out of the state. You can't keep a
Speaker 1: president out of the state. Well, you can make him
Speaker 1: my guests and not welcome. You can be like, we
Speaker 1: don't want you to come here to this Ford plant again,
Speaker 1: or we don't want to we're not going to roll
Speaker 1: out the red carpet. And he won't roll out that
Speaker 1: financial aid even though that's illegal, but he'll still do it.
Speaker 1: He's that petty, that's just the way he is. He
Speaker 1: wouldn't roll out that financial lad if they needed federal assistance.
Speaker 1: You really can't make these rules and these laws and
Speaker 1: have everybody a buye by it and then you don't.
Speaker 1: And I think that is definitely setting a bad example
Speaker 1: for people. You can't say everyone has to wear a
Speaker 1: face mask, everyone has to social distance, and then you
Speaker 1: go to the Forward plant and decide you didn't want
Speaker 1: to do whatever you want to do. You know, you
Speaker 1: got to follow the policies of the place that you're at.
Speaker 1: Actions and Beats. FedEx says they did not fire these
Speaker 1: workers who posted viral video of a racist customer. Now,
Speaker 1: this story was actually viral yesterday. So they were two
Speaker 1: drivers and they confronted the customer over an alleged racist incident.
Speaker 1: This was in Georgia. The video was uploaded online and
Speaker 1: it shows what is saying. They're saying is the aftermath
Speaker 1: of an incident. The clip has been viewed almost five
Speaker 1: million times on Twitter. A black FedEx employee has seen
Speaker 1: challenging a white male who is recording him on his
Speaker 1: cell phone, saying, you didn't have to come out here
Speaker 1: cussing at me like that. They have a few seconds
Speaker 1: of a standoff. Then the driver gets in the vehicle,
Speaker 1: tells a customer he is not waiting for the police
Speaker 1: to arrive, and drives away. So we don't know how
Speaker 1: this whole argument started, but what they are saying is that,
Speaker 1: you know, this white male told them that he was
Speaker 1: gonna whoop their black asses. He said, that's when we
Speaker 1: told his wife to get the police on us. That's
Speaker 1: when he kept following us, and then he pulled out
Speaker 1: his cell phone to record us and started playing the
Speaker 1: victim role. And that's when they drove off and he
Speaker 1: told the police. The white male told the police he
Speaker 1: said they looked like they would have broken into my
Speaker 1: house while my wife is there. Well I didn't get that.
Speaker 1: Well I ain't get that, white man, What are you wanted?
Speaker 1: Give him the mands, walk off the property, get in
Speaker 1: the yard and tell him put his hands up. Once
Speaker 1: you threatened me like that, I feel like I can
Speaker 1: defend myself. Right. So, according to follow up tweet, one
Speaker 1: of the FedEx workers says that the company called him
Speaker 1: and told him to take down the footage and then
Speaker 1: fired both him and the driver that was seen in
Speaker 1: the clips. So he's saying, I'm reposting this video because
Speaker 1: people like him doesn't matter. White or any race should
Speaker 1: never disrespect essential workers putting their lives in jeopardy, especially
Speaker 1: with this COVID nineteen and so people started doing the
Speaker 1: hashtag boycott FedEx. That was one of the trending topics
Speaker 1: on Twitter. They started a go fundmi page. That go
Speaker 1: fundi page raised fifty thousand dollars for the workers. Now,
Speaker 1: FedEx put out a statement saying that they did not
Speaker 1: actually fire these workers. They were employed by a service provider.
Speaker 1: They are just no longer working with that service provider,
Speaker 1: and they offered employment while investigating to ensure an appropriate outcome.
Speaker 1: So they're back employed. Now, well they offered employment, but
Speaker 1: I guess they were never hire directly from FedEx. It
Speaker 1: was an outside company that FedEx hired. So now they're
Speaker 1: offering them employment. We'll see what happens. All right, that
Speaker 1: is your front page news. I'm angela, yee. All right,
Speaker 1: we gotta get it off your chest. Next one five
Speaker 1: and five, one oh five one. If you want to
Speaker 1: call up and you know you got something you want
Speaker 1: to get off your chests. A little stress is something
Speaker 1: you can call us. But if you're blessing you want
Speaker 1: to tell us how good God is in your life,
Speaker 1: you can call us too. It's the world most dangerous.
Speaker 1: Want to show the breakfast club. The breakfast clubs is
Speaker 1: your time to get it off your chest. Whether you're man,
Speaker 1: thank you from you on the breakfast club. You got
Speaker 1: something on your MoMA? Hey, good morning this get it
Speaker 1: up your chest? What's up? Who's this? Hey? It's all right, Jane?
Speaker 1: How are you doing this year? And author Charlotte? What's up? Okay?
Speaker 1: Jane much? I just want to thank you guys. You
Speaker 1: guys have expired me to do so much right now. Um,
Speaker 1: in the process of working on getting my school business
Speaker 1: going and helping my brother on some music things. So
Speaker 1: getting some web pages and things up. But listening to
Speaker 1: you guys is the inspiration every day. I just want
Speaker 1: to thank you guys, appreciate you. That's good news, all right.
Speaker 1: Can't wait to see your your saying everything and I
Speaker 1: hope everything is successful for you. Oh yeah, I would
Speaker 1: definitely tag you guys in it. I love my brother.
Speaker 1: Good morning, get it up your chests. Who's this Hi?
Speaker 1: This is a Chandler from Columbus. So, Hi, how y'all
Speaker 1: doing this morning? What's up? Chandler? Yeah, it's uh, just
Speaker 1: want to say basically, well, first off, Terry Crews needs
Speaker 1: to choke itself for that horrible movie John Henry. Please,
Speaker 1: both of y'all need to watch this weekend. It's scott awful.
Speaker 1: Why would would we watch something that's terrible? Why would
Speaker 1: you want to waste my time? And tell me? Yes,
Speaker 1: you need to watch it so y'all can talk about
Speaker 1: it on breakfast clubs so y'all can see how horrible
Speaker 1: it was, how bad it is. One of my friends
Speaker 1: sent me to text and she was like, make sure
Speaker 1: you watch this movie. Wrong, Missy, I think it was
Speaker 1: called La Rang Missy, and then she said, but don't
Speaker 1: watch this, Yeah, that was it was funny, but don't
Speaker 1: watch John Well watch John Henry too, and then also
Speaker 1: just my man Columbus. So pretty much they opened up
Speaker 1: half of the stuff, like so they opened the mass
Speaker 1: but they only opened like half of the store. I
Speaker 1: didn't go, but they only opened half of the store
Speaker 1: which was retarded. And then they opened up the bars.
Speaker 1: But it's only patio only. And this dumb bar it's
Speaker 1: on the news called Stander Hall. Like on Friday, they
Speaker 1: basically got so overcrowded where it only fits like two
Speaker 1: hundred people outside, it was over four hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: people and people inside. The cops were called seven times.
Speaker 1: They couldn't shut them down, but the government had him
Speaker 1: shut down the next day. So shout out to all
Speaker 1: you idiots that are too thirsty and can't sit your
Speaker 1: ass at home lying. And you know what, do you
Speaker 1: know why movies like John Henry out? Though the movies
Speaker 1: like movies like that probably were never scheduled to come out.
Speaker 1: But being that they can't film any TV shows or
Speaker 1: films right now, the services need content. There's a lot
Speaker 1: of trash it's probably not that probably wasn'tupposed to come out.
Speaker 1: That's coming up. I'm so upset. Terry Crews and Little
Speaker 1: Chris wasted their talent like it was. It was awful,
Speaker 1: like awful, like almost do me feel like I have
Speaker 1: to watch it? Yeah? He was a Little Chris was
Speaker 1: on it with this dumb thing on this cheek. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm telling you, y'all have to watch it. They wasted.
Speaker 1: It's got awful you're talking about was you know what's
Speaker 1: so crazy? I think I saw that because Luda got
Speaker 1: the big grade beard or something right. He got like
Speaker 1: it's man, it's something gold on this beer because something
Speaker 1: happened to him. I gonna say, but something happened to him,
Speaker 1: but it is something gold on this beard. It looks
Speaker 1: I think. Okay, I thought you had to be because
Speaker 1: of quarantine. I couldn't get a headcut. Thank you for
Speaker 1: calling king movie. It's like, when we're gonna tell you this,
Speaker 1: my fart really stinks, smell it, You're like, why would
Speaker 1: I want to smell it if you already tell me
Speaker 1: you stinks. I promised to not check that movie out
Speaker 1: on Netflix. Get it off your chests. One hundred five
Speaker 1: and five one oh five one. Call up, tell us
Speaker 1: why you're blessed, Call up, tell us why you're upset? Whatever. Man,
Speaker 1: this is your chance to express whatever you want to express,
Speaker 1: feel your feels. It's the world most dangerous wanning to
Speaker 1: show the breakfast club. The breakfast club your time to
Speaker 1: get it off your chest. Whether you're man or blass,
Speaker 1: we want to hear from you on a breakfast club.
Speaker 1: All right, good morning, it's a breakfast club. It's time
Speaker 1: to get it off your chest. Eight hundred five and
Speaker 1: five one five one, Good morning. Who's this? Hey? It's
Speaker 1: Sam pekasan akake que I called what's up? King? How
Speaker 1: you doing? Que? No, they don't so. I just wanted
Speaker 1: to say my new name is the jama rech on YouTube.
Speaker 1: M Rey on YouTube. Yo. All right, well, happy Memorial Day.
Speaker 1: I'm be Memorials Day, guys. I was in the name.
Speaker 1: I was glad we're and I made the power plan
Speaker 1: and Jaboti Africa. Okay, thank you, m good morning. Getting
Speaker 1: off your chest yo, yo, Angel, it's a big chalk
Speaker 1: with the toasuck. How we doing? My lord? All right?
Speaker 1: I need two quick things Angel. You got to stop
Speaker 1: being a little bit nicer than me. Now, last year,
Speaker 1: my toe sucking talk turns you on, you like my
Speaker 1: YouTube video with Snoop Door. And this year you have
Speaker 1: you know, nasty like and the wicked witch Brooklyn. So
Speaker 1: try and be a little bit more nice. So okay, Charlemagne,
Speaker 1: did you hear that Lebron James wants to play football
Speaker 1: for the Dallas Cowboys. I think you would take a
Speaker 1: very good Dallas Cowboy cheerleader. I could see you in
Speaker 1: short charge. I knew that would turn you on, and
Speaker 1: then that would make that would make you arouse. I
Speaker 1: know it would. Well, maybe this Halloween, good morning, get
Speaker 1: it off your chest? Is this what's going on? Year's mellow? Hello?
Speaker 1: What's up? Mello? What's happening? I'm still I wants press
Speaker 1: some positivity right now because I'm not gonna lie. I've
Speaker 1: been driving all night. I'm driving to Atlanta right now
Speaker 1: from New York, just visited family. Spending some positivity right now,
Speaker 1: you know, and I might even gonna hold you, Charlemagne.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna review my craft to you finally, because it
Speaker 1: died down and my mother finally heard it. The craft
Speaker 1: I was working when I wasn't cooking up dope and
Speaker 1: I wasn't scamming. I was actually practicing a song to
Speaker 1: sing for my mother for mother's saying. She finally got it.
Speaker 1: She loved it, So you know what I mean. If
Speaker 1: you want to check that off, it's on my gram.
Speaker 1: That's all I've been doing. I have not been to
Speaker 1: skin me. Give me, give us a little bit of
Speaker 1: it now. I'm here, a little bit of that song.
Speaker 1: Mellow man, I've been driving all night. My voice ain't ready,
Speaker 1: but I can send it to you who wanted to
Speaker 1: send me it email, I'll definitely send it to you
Speaker 1: for real. So, Mellow, you're saying that your throat isn't
Speaker 1: up to it this morning, Well what we're not gonna do.
Speaker 1: We're not gonna do that play on words. But no,
Speaker 1: my voice is not vocally ready. We're not gonna do it. Okay,
Speaker 1: Mellow isn't ready? All right? Your mother enjoyed it. When
Speaker 1: you're throat any ready, you let us now full fact?
Speaker 1: But Black gonna play Charlemagne is you're throat ready? Remember
Speaker 1: what you said to six none if he got out,
Speaker 1: it's just but yeah, but I won't that bed though,
Speaker 1: I won't that bet. He didn't beat the charge he
Speaker 1: I mean he still got out. You said it, No,
Speaker 1: he said he you know what I mean? You said
Speaker 1: you know I'm not gonna repeat it. Hello you from
Speaker 1: the street. Did he beat the charge? Come on now
Speaker 1: he home, isn't he can't get sixty seven years? He
Speaker 1: was in like half of something, maybe not the throat,
Speaker 1: but he could. He could. He cooperated, He cooperated with
Speaker 1: the authorities. He got sentenced to a year. That is
Speaker 1: not beating a charge. Sir, Come on now, you the
Speaker 1: only reason why you shouldn't be able to do it
Speaker 1: because you're married and black men don't cheat. That's the
Speaker 1: only reason I saved you right now, and because technically
Speaker 1: I wonder bet All right, well, thank you, mellow have
Speaker 1: a great Memorial Day weekend. That's right, Thank you' all
Speaker 1: for calling. We do that every morning. Get it off
Speaker 1: your chest so you can call up, tell us why
Speaker 1: your bless tell us why you're scressed, and don't forget.
Speaker 1: We got Vice President Joe Biden joining us next hour,
Speaker 1: and you got rumor report coming up next Yes, and
Speaker 1: let's talk about some old music that accidentally got played,
Speaker 1: causing Drake to apologize. All right, we'll discuss the breakfast
Speaker 1: Club the Breakfast Club. Yeah, it's the world the most
Speaker 1: Dangerous morning show to Breakfast Club. Charlomagne and God, Angela Yee,
Speaker 1: dj Envy is off today. It's time for the Rumor Report,
Speaker 1: and we got to talk about Drake needing to see
Speaker 1: a doctor because he got a leak. It's about starting
Speaker 1: the report with Angela Yee on the Breakfast Club. All right, Well,
Speaker 1: Drake is on Instagram Live a lot now during coronavirus
Speaker 1: and one thing he did was play an unreleased collab
Speaker 1: with Future and then the song he named drops Kylie
Speaker 1: and Kendall and Gigi And here's how it sounds college
Speaker 1: Jenner as a side piece. I got twenty mother, I
Speaker 1: got Twitter, Damn Kylie's I got twin Also, durn kind
Speaker 1: of leak. Why is he apologizing for that? He's a
Speaker 1: rapple Well, I guess he's you know, cool with Kylie
Speaker 1: in a way. And so he did say, uh that
Speaker 1: it was just an old song, and you know it
Speaker 1: was a little awkward for him, and yeah, so he's
Speaker 1: a hymogetic or calling her a side piece. So did
Speaker 1: him and Kylie just get cool? Because fifty were you
Speaker 1: know cool when he wrote the rhyme. You know. I
Speaker 1: mean maybe you never had any intention for that song
Speaker 1: to come out, you know, And he didn't realize that
Speaker 1: was on there. Who knows, but yeah, so he did apologize.
Speaker 1: All right, Could Tianna Taylor be pregnant? Well again, things
Speaker 1: are leaking on Instagram live. So Tiana Taylor was at
Speaker 1: home and Junie comes over and interrupts her live video
Speaker 1: and here's what happens. Yeah, bro kiss that thing? Way
Speaker 1: did y'alls Junie hit the correo door like bro Chris Crowl,
Speaker 1: salute to Tiana Taylor. Tiana sitting on an incredible album.
Speaker 1: Um that def jam really needs to be promoting better.
Speaker 1: But you don't need never promote Tiana the way that
Speaker 1: they need to. I didn't when I saw her. She
Speaker 1: didn't look pregnant though that was a couple of months ago,
Speaker 1: so I don't know things. Look if the if Junie's
Speaker 1: going over there kissing her stomach and saying, I'm giving
Speaker 1: the baby a kiss. Yes, that's why people think, oh,
Speaker 1: oh I want to her and say let me kis.
Speaker 1: I thought she said let me kiss my baby. I
Speaker 1: thought she was talking about her momo. Now she kissed Yeah, No,
Speaker 1: that's she's not talking about her mom and so, and
Speaker 1: you can see how quickly Tiana tries to change the
Speaker 1: subject and keep it moving. So yeah, now that's why
Speaker 1: that speculation is coming. Who knows, but we like to
Speaker 1: wait for people to confirm things themselves. All right. ESPN's
Speaker 1: producing a nine part documentary series and that's going to
Speaker 1: be on Tom Brady's Super Bowl runs. Everybody is trying
Speaker 1: to make sure they do something with Tom Brady right now.
Speaker 1: And after we saw how successful the last dance was,
Speaker 1: you know, it's time to do another one. So that's
Speaker 1: going to be the next one. Yeah, that's the worst
Speaker 1: part about those successful you know, documentaries or any successful
Speaker 1: product you're putting on TV. Everybody wants to immediately try
Speaker 1: to recapture that magic with something. But that Chicago Bulls
Speaker 1: Dynasty was a once in a lifetime generational thing. Like you,
Speaker 1: it's not too many of those out there, all right,
Speaker 1: But the Tom Brady want to be amazing though. You know,
Speaker 1: enough people would want to watch that with all the
Speaker 1: success in his career and everything that he's doing, So
Speaker 1: I think that'll be interesting future. Let's talk about some
Speaker 1: tweets that he put out and how his child's mother responded.
Speaker 1: He wrote on Twitter, you act just like you look.
Speaker 1: I told my dog learn from you ugly girls being
Speaker 1: imaginary relationships. Don't get high and true to ugly girl.
Speaker 1: Pretty huge mistake. Leave them ugly girls alone. People make
Speaker 1: lies up to make they self feel good. Quotes to
Speaker 1: live by, and he said, I caught me slipping. Okay,
Speaker 1: so what so now his child's mother, Eliza Rain, you
Speaker 1: know he had to do a paternity test and it
Speaker 1: turns out he is the father. She wrote a message
Speaker 1: and said in all seriousness, as women, we must stick
Speaker 1: together and stand strong against abuse of any kind. We
Speaker 1: all are, but we all are beautiful, even when we
Speaker 1: fall short of other people's expectations. Beauty shown the best
Speaker 1: from the inside. Don't let no one man or woman
Speaker 1: make you feel less than or that you don't deserve
Speaker 1: everything you have and pray for. She said, war is
Speaker 1: not cute. I don't want to wake up to filings
Speaker 1: and lawsuits daily, especially over an innocent child. I missed
Speaker 1: the peace I once had, but I also have to
Speaker 1: do what I have to do to defend myself and
Speaker 1: my children. In America, we need to get over this
Speaker 1: culture of us women accepting abuse in silence because you
Speaker 1: are a woman or have less feign power and money,
Speaker 1: you should shut up. We are stronger than we know.
Speaker 1: So that is her response to his Twitter tirade. All right,
Speaker 1: I'm Angela yee, and that is your rumor report. All right,
Speaker 1: we got front page news up next. Ye? What we
Speaker 1: got Yes, and let's talk about Joe Biden and his
Speaker 1: potential vice presidential candidates. Yes, and Joe Biden will be
Speaker 1: joining us next hour right here on the world Most
Speaker 1: Dangerous Morning to Show to Breakfast Club. Yeah, mister World
Speaker 1: Most Dangerous Morning to Show to Breakfast Club, Charlomagne and
Speaker 1: God Angela. Ye, dj Envy is off to day and
Speaker 1: it's time for Front page News. What we got you? Yes, Well,
Speaker 1: let's talk about Joe Biden. He is currently figuring out
Speaker 1: who will be the woman who will be yours running mate.
Speaker 1: He has said that he has at least a dozen
Speaker 1: women under consideration, and he's seriously considering five to eight
Speaker 1: of these potential picks. Now, he did admit that he
Speaker 1: asked Amy klobusch Are to undergo vetting as a possible
Speaker 1: running mate, and he was pressed to answer about that,
Speaker 1: he did say Amy's first rate, don't get me wrong.
Speaker 1: We also know that Val Demings has said that she
Speaker 1: is one of the people that is on that short
Speaker 1: list as well, and she's honored to be on that list.
Speaker 1: So that's what we know. That's why we do know.
Speaker 1: There are people that he asked to potentially be his
Speaker 1: running mate that also have declined. So one potential contender
Speaker 1: who was bad out as Senator Jeannie Shaheen, a Democrat
Speaker 1: from New Hampshire. She's running for reelection this year, so
Speaker 1: she did decline that invitation because of that, So we
Speaker 1: shall see. Yeah, I saw everybody getting mad yesterday over
Speaker 1: with Amy Clove with yall, y'all just gotta understand that
Speaker 1: this is a short list, so everybody that's on that
Speaker 1: list will be vetted. And also don't think that they're
Speaker 1: not floating names out there just to see what the
Speaker 1: reaction from the people is going to be. So I'm
Speaker 1: actually glad that y'all got pissed off at Amy Clobe
Speaker 1: with y'all yesterday that she don't need to be the
Speaker 1: running mate. It needs to be a black woman period,
Speaker 1: all right. Now, The man William Roddy Bryan Junior, who
Speaker 1: recorded the fatal shooting of Ahmad Arebury has been arrested,
Speaker 1: so you know, he's been trying to come up with
Speaker 1: all kinds of reasons on why he filmed it. He
Speaker 1: didn't know the McMichaels, he wasn't friends with them, all
Speaker 1: kinds of things. But an attorney for Brian could not
Speaker 1: be reached, but he has said his client committed no crime,
Speaker 1: that he was not a vigilante, and that he would
Speaker 1: be the state's star witness. According to his lawyer, he
Speaker 1: said that he was working in his yard when he
Speaker 1: saw a person he did not know being chased by
Speaker 1: a vehicle he recognized from the neighborhood. And he did
Speaker 1: say that he prays for the Arborrey family every night,
Speaker 1: and he said I hope in the end that video
Speaker 1: brings justice to the family and peace to the family. Well,
Speaker 1: now he has been arrested. His involvement, according to Van
Speaker 1: Crump and es Lee Merritt, was obvious to us and
Speaker 1: to many around the country, and after their thorough investigation,
Speaker 1: it was clear to the GBI as well. So we
Speaker 1: will see what happens and what his role is in
Speaker 1: the shooting. That's good for his dumbass got to watch
Speaker 1: the company you keep can to be rolling around with
Speaker 1: people when they're going to do hate crimes. So yes,
Speaker 1: charges that murder Fry's ass up too well, he's being
Speaker 1: booked into the same jail as the McMichaels as well.
Speaker 1: So congratulations, Satan is proud of you, all right. Volkswagen
Speaker 1: has apologized for a racist ad. I don't know if
Speaker 1: you guys saw this ad, but the video was promoting
Speaker 1: as new Golf eight on their official Instagram page. Now
Speaker 1: that video clip has since been withdrawn, but of course
Speaker 1: other people have reposted it elsewhere in social media. It
Speaker 1: shows an outsized white hand pushing a black man away
Speaker 1: from a parked Volkswagon Golf before flicking him into a
Speaker 1: restaurant called Petite Cologne, which translates from French as the
Speaker 1: little colonist or a little settler. So they did say
Speaker 1: we posted a racist advertising video on Volkswagen's Instagram channel,
Speaker 1: and they apologize. They said, we understand the public outrage
Speaker 1: at this because we're horrified too. On behalf of Volkswagen ad.
Speaker 1: We apologize to the public at large for this film,
Speaker 1: and we apologize in particular to those who were personally
Speaker 1: hurt by the racist content because of their own history.
Speaker 1: She who is vetting out these videos and these ads
Speaker 1: for you to feel like that. Yep, what's your culturally
Speaker 1: clue with people? What I saw? The US Center for
Speaker 1: Disease Control and Prevention has posted new guidance on their website.
Speaker 1: They said about a third of coronavirus infections are asymptomatic.
Speaker 1: They're estimating thirty five percent, so a lot of people
Speaker 1: might have it have no symptoms, and they're saying that
Speaker 1: their best estimate is that point four percent of people
Speaker 1: who show symptoms and have coronavirus will die. So that's
Speaker 1: point four percent of the people that do have it
Speaker 1: with symptoms. And it says forty percent of coronavirus transmissions
Speaker 1: is occurring before people feel sick. So those are their
Speaker 1: new guidance rules that they've posted. And you know what,
Speaker 1: it is Memorial Day weekends, so people are wondering. Some
Speaker 1: people are going out of town, by the way, So
Speaker 1: how do you fly safely during coronavirus? Well, here are
Speaker 1: some tips and this is doctor Sanjay Gupta did warn
Speaker 1: viewers during CNA into Global town Hall, things are going
Speaker 1: to fill a lot different next time you go to
Speaker 1: the airport. But the advice that he gave is before
Speaker 1: you arrive, pack hand sanitizer. Use it to clean your
Speaker 1: hands as often as possible throughout your journey. He also said,
Speaker 1: as you make your way past the ticket counters and
Speaker 1: through security, try to touch as few surfaces as possible.
Speaker 1: Wear a mask throughout your entire journey. And he said
Speaker 1: you wear their mask again to protect other people. The
Speaker 1: frontline workers are there all day, another reason to try
Speaker 1: to be as safe as possible. Once you're inside the
Speaker 1: concourse and head it for your gate, avoid crowded areas.
Speaker 1: If you have the time, skip the train that moves
Speaker 1: passengers between terminals and walk. Once you're on the aircraft,
Speaker 1: you can try to choose a window seat, which could
Speaker 1: reduce your exposure to passengers passing by in the aisle.
Speaker 1: And finally, that adjustable outlet that shoots cool air down
Speaker 1: to your seat, he said, it's called the gasper, and
Speaker 1: it's your friend. Turn it up as high as you can.
Speaker 1: That's going to cause turbulent air in front of you
Speaker 1: and break up any clouds of virus. I hate having
Speaker 1: that air thing on. I'll always turn it off. But
Speaker 1: all of that sounds so exhausting. That sounds like so
Speaker 1: much work. Jesus Christ. That's like, well after nine to
Speaker 1: eleven happened, and you got to go through all of
Speaker 1: that at the security gate, you know, just to get
Speaker 1: on the plane. That's what that sounds like to me.
Speaker 1: Is saying for Memorial Day you should go out here
Speaker 1: is doctor Fauci, And I think you're gonna probably be
Speaker 1: seeing a little bit more of me and my colleagues.
Speaker 1: There was a period of time there was a little
Speaker 1: bit low in our being out there with the press.
Speaker 1: But I believe that's going to change the task Force
Speaker 1: as a whole is you know, the theme has been
Speaker 1: shifting somewhat. It's looking at the reopening, the economic impact,
Speaker 1: so there's more of an emphasis on that, but that's
Speaker 1: not to the diminution of the scientific issues. So yes,
Speaker 1: we we'll see more task Force. But he doctor Fauci
Speaker 1: himself is going out for Memorial Day and he's saying
Speaker 1: that you should go out to wear a mask, social distance,
Speaker 1: say six feet away from everybody, go fishing and go
Speaker 1: for a round, go for a walk. It's as you're
Speaker 1: not in the crowd and you're not in a situation
Speaker 1: where you can physically transmit the virus. That's what that
Speaker 1: mask is for. So make sure you do all of
Speaker 1: those things. He said he'll go for a nice walk,
Speaker 1: he'll go for hikes, and he said he's gonna do
Speaker 1: it with care, with a mask on. And doctor, be
Speaker 1: careful when you tell people to go outside, because you know,
Speaker 1: outside to some of us is different than outside the others.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, outside meeting the club for
Speaker 1: some folks, well carefully, club should really be open. All right,
Speaker 1: I'm asy la yee. And that is your from Page News.
Speaker 1: That's right. When we come back. Making his first, possibly
Speaker 1: last appearance on the Breakfast Club or the presumptive Democratic nominee,
Speaker 1: Vice President Joe Biden. I got a chance to have
Speaker 1: a conversation with him be a zoom yesterday. He's kept
Speaker 1: us during the primariae, but he's pulled up now since
Speaker 1: he's the Democratic nominee for president. So we'll talk to
Speaker 1: Vice President Joe Biden when we come back. It's the
Speaker 1: world most dangerous morning to show to Breakfast Club, The
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club, Peace to the planet. It's the world most
Speaker 1: dangerous morning show to Breakfast Club. DJ Envy Angel Lee,
Speaker 1: I go by the name of Charlemagne and God. And
Speaker 1: yesterday I had the opportunity to do a zoom call
Speaker 1: with Vice President Joe Biden. He's running a campaign from
Speaker 1: his crib practicing social distancing. My first time talking to him.
Speaker 1: So without any further do here's my conversation with Vice
Speaker 1: President Joe Biden. Vice President Biden, how are you today? Good?
Speaker 1: Good to see you. Same. Hey. You know you know
Speaker 1: I've been critically you. Um. I have a few things
Speaker 1: I want to talk to you about that I know
Speaker 1: you have, no I don't. That's why I want to
Speaker 1: get to know you today. I want to get to
Speaker 1: know you today. UM. I want to talk to you
Speaker 1: about mostly black stuff. But you know, first of all,
Speaker 1: how are you. How's your family during this quarantine? Thank god,
Speaker 1: everybody's doing well. How about you and your family? Man?
Speaker 1: We over here blessed Black and Holly favor Man. Well,
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what. The black community is getting killed though.
Speaker 1: That is very very true. That is very true. Um.
Speaker 1: You know, it's a it's a lot of right wing
Speaker 1: media outlets. They question you, they question your cognitive health.
Speaker 1: They don't they don't think, they don't think everything's working upstairs.
Speaker 1: What do you say to that I sacking way to
Speaker 1: meet with that guy who is the stable genius. There's
Speaker 1: nothing stable about that guy. You know one thing I've
Speaker 1: been critical about it. I feel like you've been like
Speaker 1: m I aid during this global pandemic. You know, it's
Speaker 1: people like Governor Pomo here in New York who have
Speaker 1: become political stars simply because we see and hear from
Speaker 1: them every day. So I'm just I'm just like, how,
Speaker 1: I'm wondering how you going to energize people and win
Speaker 1: a campaign from the house. Well, I tell you what
Speaker 1: I'm doing. I'm I'm following the rules man number one.
Speaker 1: I'm keeping the rules. Mike, Governor says he doesn't want
Speaker 1: us out. I haven't been out. I wear my mask.
Speaker 1: I have a mask. I got seekert service outside, I
Speaker 1: walk outside of have it on. They get tested and
Speaker 1: by the way, I'm beating them across the board. Over
Speaker 1: one hundred and sixty million people have watched me so far,
Speaker 1: and shows like gears all the stuff about it hurting me,
Speaker 1: It's not hurting me. I'm winning in all those states.
Speaker 1: I'm ahead of all national polls, and the more he
Speaker 1: talks off, I am. Yeah, we know poles. Poles can
Speaker 1: be illusions, though, like you know, we looked at all
Speaker 1: the poles at twenty sixteen two, and look what totally
Speaker 1: different man. Twenty sixteen is totally different. What you had
Speaker 1: then is you had somebody who didn't They didn't know
Speaker 1: it at all. They wanted to just change the system
Speaker 1: the way it was. He was the biggest change. He
Speaker 1: had no serious opposition that turned out to materialize, and
Speaker 1: so it's totally different. Right now, we're in a situation
Speaker 1: where it's like, you know, that Carney show goes through
Speaker 1: town once and you find out there's no p under
Speaker 1: any one of those three shows that get pushed around.
Speaker 1: Next time it comes back, what do you do next
Speaker 1: time back? He ain't playing. You got to figure it out.
Speaker 1: And let me tell you something. My community is figured
Speaker 1: out a while ago. But here's the deal. What I
Speaker 1: have to do is I have to continue to talk
Speaker 1: about the things that matter. And the things that matter are.
Speaker 1: For example, right now, there's a study out of Columbia
Speaker 1: University and the Disease Control Center up there. They pointed
Speaker 1: out that if he had listen to me and others
Speaker 1: and acted just one week earlier to deal with his virus.
Speaker 1: There'll be thirty six thousand fewer people dead dead dead,
Speaker 1: And you guys are wondering, what are we? What's he doing?
Speaker 1: Come on, man, get a life, Get a life. This
Speaker 1: guy has been incredibly terrible. And what we've had is,
Speaker 1: you know, back in when in January, I said, I
Speaker 1: wrote an article back and I think at twenty seventh
Speaker 1: of January said this pandemic's here. We should act. Every
Speaker 1: other country that was acted around the time got to
Speaker 1: notice around the time we did, they have considerably fewer
Speaker 1: deaths as a percentati population. I'm the guy that said
Speaker 1: we ought to take heart records and find out exactly
Speaker 1: how many people in the black community are getting COVID
Speaker 1: and are dying from it. And look what's happened. And
Speaker 1: everybody's going, oh, surprise, surprise. Look, everybody knows this. We
Speaker 1: have to come back, We have to fight back. And
Speaker 1: you know, the crisis slaves laying bare, the institutional races,
Speaker 1: and they're still prevaling our society. And I believe we
Speaker 1: have to address it by transforming our economy this time
Speaker 1: bringing everybody along. And we haven't. Look, he started to
Speaker 1: undermine the pillars as account before. Look, the blinders Charlotmagne
Speaker 1: and my view have been taken off. Now people recognize
Speaker 1: that those essential workers, a disproportionate amount of them are
Speaker 1: African Americans, and they're breaking their necks, risking their lives,
Speaker 1: losing their lives. They're grocery store workers, they're bus drivers,
Speaker 1: they're delivery people. They're the people who are on the line.
Speaker 1: There are there. They are the healthcare workers who are
Speaker 1: in a position where they're taking care of the nurses
Speaker 1: I mean, and they're making them basically the minimum wage.
Speaker 1: So this time, when we come back, we hadn't only
Speaker 1: rebuild moved us along. We do not only rebuild. We
Speaker 1: have to transform this economy. We can create millions of
Speaker 1: new jobs in transportation, energy structure. We can there's jobs.
Speaker 1: There's a job, is a lot more in the paycheck.
Speaker 1: It's about your dignity, it's about respect, it's about how
Speaker 1: you treat it. And that's how we built from the
Speaker 1: working class in the middle class. But this time we
Speaker 1: have to address the institutional racism. We've seen it more
Speaker 1: clearly now. In a black majority county, there's six times
Speaker 1: more likely to die in the pandemic than a white county.
Speaker 1: They're disproportionally uninsured in the African American community, disproportionately make
Speaker 1: up the central jobs, and that they can't do at home.
Speaker 1: They're risking their lives every day. Enough enough, and this
Speaker 1: Biden recovery I'm gonna put together. We'll bring everybody along.
Speaker 1: We're gonna build a better, better future. Not back to
Speaker 1: what we had, but a better back to something better
Speaker 1: than we had. I'm glad you say that. I don't know.
Speaker 1: If you saw a couple of weeks ago on Sean Combs,
Speaker 1: you might you might know him as Diddy. Yeah, he
Speaker 1: said what I believe a lot of black voters, including
Speaker 1: my self, feel, and that's that Democrats take Black voters
Speaker 1: for granted, you know, votes to quit pro pro right.
Speaker 1: It's not like I don't want to vote. I just
Speaker 1: want to know what candidates will do for us, and
Speaker 1: it change ball votes the same way. Young progressive Latino,
Speaker 1: the LGBT community, Absolutely, we want the same thing. Do
Speaker 1: you feel like black people are old that from the
Speaker 1: Democratic Party? Absolutely? Probably? What would I say? Remember when
Speaker 1: I said Biden can't win the primaries. Yes, I kicked
Speaker 1: everybody's out. Excuse me, I don't look like that I
Speaker 1: need you to say that you do. I won overwhelming
Speaker 1: I told you when I got to South Carolina, I
Speaker 1: won every single county. I want a larger share of
Speaker 1: the black vote than anybody has, including Barack. I increased
Speaker 1: the vote in Virginia overwhelmingly by seventy Look what people
Speaker 1: don't know about me is I come from a state
Speaker 1: as the eighth largest Black population in America, the eighth largest.
Speaker 1: I get ninety six percent of that vote for the
Speaker 1: last forty years. It's that they're the folks. As they
Speaker 1: say it, my way brung me to the dance. That's
Speaker 1: how I got elected every single time, and everybody shocked.
Speaker 1: I get overwhelming support from the black leadership, young and old.
Speaker 1: Every poll shows me way ahead. And it's not just
Speaker 1: I hear this, Oh yeah, old boxing with Biden, but
Speaker 1: young guarn. Look at the polling data, polling data. Let's
Speaker 1: say it's off by half. Come on, man, give me
Speaker 1: a little break here. This is where I come from.
Speaker 1: I got involved. I came home from college, and I
Speaker 1: had a job with a really fancy law firm out
Speaker 1: of law school. And my city is the only city
Speaker 1: in America occupied by the National Guard, the military for
Speaker 1: ten months when doctor King was shot and I had
Speaker 1: this fancy job, a kid coming from a from a
Speaker 1: lower middle income household. I quit and became a public defender,
Speaker 1: and I stayed in that community. I was the only
Speaker 1: guy when I was in high school. I had a job,
Speaker 1: a country cub kind of job with at a swimming pool.
Speaker 1: I was the only white employee in the East Side.
Speaker 1: Because I wanted to work in the projects, because I
Speaker 1: wanted to understand. That's how I got involved in politics.
Speaker 1: That's what this is all about. For me. It's about equality,
Speaker 1: it's about dignity, it's about treating people with respect. And
Speaker 1: so you know, when you take a look at my record,
Speaker 1: people talk about the crime bill. Crime bill did increase
Speaker 1: mass incarceration. Other things increase mass incarceration. And the reason
Speaker 1: why if you go back and look, and I know
Speaker 1: you talk about it, you go back and take a look.
Speaker 1: That's why you had the vast majority of the black
Speaker 1: caucus at the time supporting the crime bill. Almost every
Speaker 1: major city black mayor supported the crime bill because blacks
Speaker 1: were getting killed overwhelmingly as well. And what happened when
Speaker 1: that crime bill, it had four or five really important things.
Speaker 1: The violence Against Women Act. It said drug court. Don't
Speaker 1: send anybody a drug problem to jail, send them to rehabilitation,
Speaker 1: to a drug court. It had in it that had
Speaker 1: the assault weapons ban, getting rid of assault weapons, getting
Speaker 1: rid of the round the number of rounds you could
Speaker 1: have in a gun. It also had in it a
Speaker 1: whole range of other things, but at things I didn't like.
Speaker 1: Clinton wanted to put in a deal where, in fact,
Speaker 1: three strikes in your out. I opposed that three strikes
Speaker 1: in your out bill. I opposed the position taking that
Speaker 1: saying that you're going to have any mandatory sentences. But
Speaker 1: on balance the whole bill what happened was it did
Speaker 1: in fact bring down violent crime in black communities as well.
Speaker 1: And guess what the fact is, prison population didn't increase.
Speaker 1: Ninety of every prisoner in jail. Is an a state prison,
Speaker 1: not a federal prison, no federal law. And here's the deal.
Speaker 1: The one thing I opposed in that bill was people
Speaker 1: wanting to give money to state prisons to build more prisons.
Speaker 1: I opposed it. But the point was, on balance everything
Speaker 1: for the assault on his man of the violence against women,
Speaker 1: back to the drug courts, they were important. And now
Speaker 1: look what we can do. Look, I've been pushing along
Speaker 1: with my colleagues in a Black caucus in the United
Speaker 1: States Congress. We should change the entire of them doing
Speaker 1: this for a while, change the entire prison system from
Speaker 1: one that is punishment to rehabilitation. There's only a couple
Speaker 1: of things everybody has in common in jail. One is
Speaker 1: they were the victims of abuse to their kids were
Speaker 1: or their mother was. Number two, can't read. Number three,
Speaker 1: They don't have any job skills. They were in a
Speaker 1: position where they didn't get a chance. Why does it
Speaker 1: make sense? Why did I come along and write the
Speaker 1: first Act that said when you get out of prison,
Speaker 1: you don't just get no ship where you get twenty
Speaker 1: five bucks in a bus ticket, you end up under
Speaker 1: the bridge. You end up under the bridge and just
Speaker 1: to the same place. So every single solitary person being
Speaker 1: released from prison should have access to every single government program.
Speaker 1: Why does it not make sense to have African Americans
Speaker 1: who are getting out of prison, who served their time,
Speaker 1: everybody for that matter, be able to have public housing.
Speaker 1: Why didn't make sense that they can have pell grants
Speaker 1: to go to school. Why didn't make sense they can
Speaker 1: have access to healthcare? What are we nuts as we
Speaker 1: keep doing. Yeah, I'm sorry, that's our time there. No, No,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I know Jill has to use this, but
Speaker 1: I want I've talked too much. I apologize. Yes, he
Speaker 1: talks a lot. That won't be the only time you
Speaker 1: try to cut the interview off because when we come back,
Speaker 1: we got to discuss that ninety four crime bill. So
Speaker 1: we will be back with more from Vice President Joe
Speaker 1: Biden when we return pace to the planet. It's the
Speaker 1: world most Dangerous morning show to Breakfast Club Charlomagne and
Speaker 1: God Angelie Ye dj Envy is off today and yesterday
Speaker 1: I did zoom zoom zoom zoom zoom call with Vice
Speaker 1: President Joe Biden, the Democratic nominee for president. He decided
Speaker 1: to finally join us. Uh, so let's get to it. No,
Speaker 1: let me, I gotta I gotta ask you though, you
Speaker 1: know why so much resistance on admitting the crime Bill
Speaker 1: and other legislation you are part of was damaged into
Speaker 1: the black community Because we had Hillary on a few
Speaker 1: years ago and miss miss Clinton said that the crime
Speaker 1: Bill made we made a lot of mistakes with that,
Speaker 1: and she wanted to atone for that by becoming the
Speaker 1: next president like she was wrong. What happened was it
Speaker 1: wasn't the crime bill, it was the drug legislation. It
Speaker 1: was in the institution of mandatory minimums, which I opposed.
Speaker 1: Mandatory I thought you'd created. I thought you was a
Speaker 1: part of that in eighty four as well, the Comprehensive
Speaker 1: Crime Controller that established mandatory minimum sentences with drug offensive. No. No,
Speaker 1: what happened was, you're what you're confusing. Is what happened
Speaker 1: was the Black Caucus came to me and said, look,
Speaker 1: one of the well I did this study when I
Speaker 1: was chairman of the Judiciary Committee. We looked at every
Speaker 1: district of the ten court districts in American federal court districts,
Speaker 1: and we found out that if you got arrested for
Speaker 1: robbery and convicted, and I got erected for robbery convictim,
Speaker 1: was the first time you went to jail on average
Speaker 1: of thirteen years. I went to jail on average of
Speaker 1: three years. So there was this whole move, same time
Speaker 1: for the same crime. So no one, based on their color,
Speaker 1: could go to jail longer than anybody else for the
Speaker 1: same crime. So what happened was there was a judicial
Speaker 1: selection committee setting up that how you deal with making
Speaker 1: sure that the sentencing process is taken out of the
Speaker 1: hands of prosecutors saying I'm gonna want twelve years, thirteen
Speaker 1: years for you and three years for me. The end
Speaker 1: result of that was the unintended consequence which we changed,
Speaker 1: Barack and I did, was the fact that you, in fact,
Speaker 1: all of a sudden you couldn't not lower my sentence
Speaker 1: or your sentence be lower than what was the average
Speaker 1: sentence for everybody else going to jail in the districts.
Speaker 1: That's how that came about. It didn't say mandats where
Speaker 1: we said to the judges, you can't send people to
Speaker 1: jail for the same crime different times. They have to
Speaker 1: be within a framework. That's why that has been changed.
Speaker 1: And while I was vice president, I help Arroq. We
Speaker 1: reduced the prison population Fredery thirty eight thousand people, thirty
Speaker 1: eight thousand people. And the only mandatory was in there
Speaker 1: was carjacking, which I opposed. And three strikes and you're out,
Speaker 1: which is ridiculous. It only was imposed three times, but
Speaker 1: still even once makes no sense. The idea of three times,
Speaker 1: three strikes and you're out. Give me a break. And
Speaker 1: the other thing we have to do one of the
Speaker 1: things that you know, I was a public defender. I'm
Speaker 1: going to assist when I'm president that a public defender
Speaker 1: gets a federal public defenders paid the same amount of
Speaker 1: money as a federal prosecutor gets paid. So you have representation.
Speaker 1: People have representation. But the bottom line is the other
Speaker 1: pieces I'm going to try to change, and I've laid
Speaker 1: it out. I'll send you a copy of my plan
Speaker 1: so you have it to see voice pardon me, what
Speaker 1: delivery voice or what? No? The one that the plan
Speaker 1: I have is my manifesto for Black America and a spend,
Speaker 1: particularly the portion of it that relates to how in
Speaker 1: fact we're going to deal with the prison system. If
Speaker 1: you are in prison, if you are convicted of a crime.
Speaker 1: No one should be going to jail for drug crime, period, nobody, nobody,
Speaker 1: particularly marijuana, which makes no sense for people to go
Speaker 1: to jail. They should be just wiped out completely. The
Speaker 1: reason is that if anything, for those crimes that are
Speaker 1: actually continue to be crimes, scheduled crimes as marijuana shouldn't
Speaker 1: be anymore. What is happening is you shouldn't go to prison.
Speaker 1: You should go to a mandatory rehabilitation it costs less
Speaker 1: to put people in a drug rehabilitation program than it
Speaker 1: does in jail, and you have a chance. We got
Speaker 1: to get people a chance. We know, Vice President Biden,
Speaker 1: I've read some of your Black Agenda, and you say
Speaker 1: that you would decriminalize marijuana. What's the difference between legalizing
Speaker 1: it and decriminalizing Because they're trying to find out whether
Speaker 1: or not there is any impact on the use of marijuana,
Speaker 1: not in leading you to other drugs, but what it
Speaker 1: affects doesn't affect long term development of the brain, and
Speaker 1: we should wait till the studies are done. I think
Speaker 1: science matters. I think we got decade. I think we
Speaker 1: got decades and decades and studies from actual weed smokers.
Speaker 1: Though yeah, I do, I know a lot of weed smokers.
Speaker 1: I want to ask you about your running mate. I
Speaker 1: don't know if you saw well. I saw the data.
Speaker 1: The news report broke that Amy Klobshaw was being vetted,
Speaker 1: and a lot of people on social media they're not
Speaker 1: too happy about that, and it's because they want your
Speaker 1: running mate to be a black woman. I don't know
Speaker 1: if you saw the op ed in the Washington Post
Speaker 1: by some of the leading black women voices in this country,
Speaker 1: and they feel since black women are such a loyal
Speaker 1: voting block and black people saved your political life in
Speaker 1: the primaries this year, they have things they want from you,
Speaker 1: and one of them is a black woman running mate.
Speaker 1: What do you say to them? Well, I say to that, man,
Speaker 1: is that I'm not acknowledging anybody who is being considered,
Speaker 1: but I guarantee you there are multiple black women being considered. Multiple.
Speaker 1: You don't give how much that's really her time. I apologize.
Speaker 1: You can't do that. The black media'll do that, the
Speaker 1: white media and black matia. Because my wife has to
Speaker 1: go on at six o'clock. Okay, oh oh, I'm in trouble. Listen,
Speaker 1: you gotta come see this when you come to New York, VP. Biden,
Speaker 1: because well it's a long way into November. We got
Speaker 1: more questions, You got more questions. But I tell it,
Speaker 1: if you have a problem figuring out whether you're a
Speaker 1: fremire Trump and you ain't black, it don't have nothing
Speaker 1: to do with Trump. It has to do with the
Speaker 1: fact I want something for my community. I would love
Speaker 1: to see you look at my record, man. I extended
Speaker 1: the voting racks twenty five years. I have a record
Speaker 1: that is second to none, the nub ACPs and thorst
Speaker 1: me every time I've run the world. I mean, come on,
Speaker 1: take a look at the record. All right, thank you
Speaker 1: so much for really anyway, thanks, I welcome back. All right,
Speaker 1: look forward to senior person. Okay, absolutely, okay, Pal, thanks
Speaker 1: a lot. I appreciate it. Charlo yep, it's the world
Speaker 1: the most dangerous morning show, DJ Envy Angela Ye, Charlomagne,
Speaker 1: the God that is me. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden. Um, Joe Biden said, if you vote for Trump,
Speaker 1: Trump over him, you're not black. How will Canda's own
Speaker 1: and Kanye West feel about that? We shall see later.
Speaker 1: Hopefully next time we see him, he would be in
Speaker 1: studio and his people will give us the same amount
Speaker 1: of time they give the white media outlets. But their
Speaker 1: interview is up on Breakfast Club's YouTube page. I think
Speaker 1: you should be up now and my YouTube page see
Speaker 1: the God for your viewing pleasure. Now, we got room
Speaker 1: a report coming up. Yes, you know this weekend, we're
Speaker 1: excited for a Memorial Day weekend and these versus battles
Speaker 1: and I know these versus battles are giving us all life.
Speaker 1: So let's see who is going to be battling. We
Speaker 1: already know about Saturday the Beanie Man versus Bounty Killer,
Speaker 1: but now there's another one added to the lineup right,
Speaker 1: we'll discuss drama song we got coming up. Believe me,
Speaker 1: Low Wayne, Believe me all right, Okay, believe me by
Speaker 1: Little Wayne and Drake right here on the Breakfast Club,
Speaker 1: Who most Dangerous Morning to show the Breakfast Club Charlemagne
Speaker 1: the God angel Lay Yee. The Joe Biden interview is
Speaker 1: now available on Breakfast Club's YouTube page as well as
Speaker 1: my YouTube page. See the God. But Angelie, we got
Speaker 1: rumor report coming up, and we're gonna talk about Lana
Speaker 1: del Rey. She's filling the team. This is the rumor
Speaker 1: Report with Angela Yee on the Breakfast Club. Well, Lana
Speaker 1: del Rey was trending yesterday and today and it's all
Speaker 1: because of an Instagram to kind of I guess she
Speaker 1: was venting on Instagram. It was a really long post
Speaker 1: that she did, but basically she said a question for
Speaker 1: the culture now that dojakat Ariana, Camilla, Cardi b Kaylani
Speaker 1: and Nicki Minaj and Beyonce have had number ones with
Speaker 1: songs about being sexy, wearing no clothes, effing, cheating, etc.
Speaker 1: Can I please go back to singing about being embodied,
Speaker 1: feeling beautiful by being in love even if their relationship
Speaker 1: is not perfect, or dancing for money or whatever I want,
Speaker 1: without being crucified or saying that I'm glamorizing abuse. And
Speaker 1: then she goes on to talk about saying that she's
Speaker 1: fed up with female writers and all singers saying that
Speaker 1: I glamorized abuse, when in reality, I'm just a glamorous
Speaker 1: person singing about the realities of what we are all
Speaker 1: now seeing are very prevalent, emotionally abusive relationships all over
Speaker 1: the world. So that's basically what she was saying on
Speaker 1: her page. But a lot of people had some backlash
Speaker 1: because she was referencing a lot of black women in
Speaker 1: the industry, like Beyonce and Doja, kat Nicki Minaje and
Speaker 1: women of color. Of course, we were not happy about that.
Speaker 1: I don't I didn't even realize that's that's what it was.
Speaker 1: I just don't like people who look at somebody's success
Speaker 1: and act like what they're doing is the reason. You
Speaker 1: know there, You're not doing it like just because you know,
Speaker 1: Beyonce or Cardi Bia, whoever takes a different approach to
Speaker 1: their music and they're winning with it. That has nothing
Speaker 1: to do with Lana del Ray And why Lina del
Speaker 1: Rays not I guess at the top of the charge,
Speaker 1: But don't she sell a lot of records? Yeah? But
Speaker 1: you know, I think the thing is, why not compare
Speaker 1: yourself to a Billie Eilish or a Tayliss Swift or
Speaker 1: Katie Perry or people like that. Why did you, in
Speaker 1: particular have to target women of color like you're upset
Speaker 1: that they're on the top of the charts and you're
Speaker 1: not well, She responded to the black backlash blacklash definitely, bro,
Speaker 1: this is this is sad to make it about a
Speaker 1: woman of color issue. When I'm talking about my favorite singers,
Speaker 1: I could have literally said anyone, but I picked my
Speaker 1: favorite effing people. And that is a problem with society today.
Speaker 1: Not everything is about whatever you want it to be.
Speaker 1: It's exactly the point of my post. There are certain
Speaker 1: women that culture doesn't want to have a voice and
Speaker 1: may not have to do with race. I don't know
Speaker 1: what it has to do with I don't care anymore,
Speaker 1: but don't ever ever ever, bro call me racist, because
Speaker 1: that is BS. And my last and final note on everything.
Speaker 1: When I said people who look like me, I meant
Speaker 1: the people who don't look strong or necessarily smart, or
Speaker 1: like they're in control, etc. It's about advocating for a
Speaker 1: more delicate personality, not for white women. Thanks for the
Speaker 1: Karen comments, though very helpful. Lanna, shut the f flow. Okay,
Speaker 1: it's just whacked somebody else, Okay, Karen, she sounds like
Speaker 1: a goddamn Karen. That's what she sounds like, Karen del Rey.
Speaker 1: And you know what, even if she didn't mean for
Speaker 1: it to be just her targeting women of color, you
Speaker 1: should have recognized that you did that and that might
Speaker 1: be your own maybe subtle, not so conscious, doing something
Speaker 1: that you for yourself. Just sound like you hate. It
Speaker 1: sounds like she's hating. Like why not say yo, shout
Speaker 1: out to all of those women that have been topping
Speaker 1: the charge lately. Appreciate you. Now I'm gonna come and
Speaker 1: represent for the women some more with my new music
Speaker 1: like something like that. Like she sounds corny. Alright, So
Speaker 1: moving on, let's talk about the versus. Y'all know how
Speaker 1: excited I am about Bounty Killer versus a Beanie Man
Speaker 1: this weekend. Wels with Beach has also confirmed the one
Speaker 1: twelve versus Jagged Edge battle is going down breaking news
Speaker 1: just added to the Memorial Day weekend madness. That's gonna
Speaker 1: be happening on Monday. So that's gonna be a busy
Speaker 1: weekend for us. So that means we just have Sunday
Speaker 1: off unless they put something on Sunday too, and we'll
Speaker 1: be watching both a Beanie Man Versus Bounty Killer and
Speaker 1: one twelve versus Jagged Edge. Where you got one twelve
Speaker 1: a Jagged Edge, I gotta go through the whole. That's
Speaker 1: a hard one, man. That is gonna be a good one.
Speaker 1: I don't even know like I love jagged edge music.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna have to go at one twelve though, I
Speaker 1: really really really like one twelve. I've always enjoyed one
Speaker 1: twelve sound, But Jacket that to go one twelve? Cupid,
Speaker 1: you see my favorite song matter if I'm about to
Speaker 1: put that on the playlist right now? Only you Peaches
Speaker 1: and Cream like gotta Heaven? Yeah, Jacket that do to its.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be good. It's gonna be a good battle.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be a good. I don't know if they
Speaker 1: have twenty though both of those groups have twenty songs.
Speaker 1: I don't think I twenty. I gotta go through their list,
Speaker 1: but I would highly recommend that you do watch Bounty
Speaker 1: Killer versus Beanie Man. That's gonna be a good battle
Speaker 1: and you would definitely be dancing at home and whin.
Speaker 1: I think you should watch it though, just because you've
Speaker 1: been watching all of them. You gotta watch it. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's it's gonna it's gonna be amazing. I'm so hype
Speaker 1: for that one. I've been wanting one of these dancehall
Speaker 1: battles to happen, so I think it's perfect for this
Speaker 1: weekend and everybody, y'all better be watching, all right now.
Speaker 1: Fifty cent went off on Kareem du Jabbar. This was unexpected,
Speaker 1: so on Instagram, Yes, he put up a picture of
Speaker 1: Kareem Abdul Jabbar and he said, yo, I was in
Speaker 1: the airport one time. I looked. I said, oh, it's
Speaker 1: that's Kareem Abdul Jabbar. I went and said what's up.
Speaker 1: He looked at me like I was crazy. I said, oh,
Speaker 1: it's well, f you then, you old ass, and where
Speaker 1: I don't give an f about a skyhook and where
Speaker 1: and where has been trying to kill me? Ish fu?
Speaker 1: I was mad. I said something to his ass. I
Speaker 1: don't know what spark this right for fifty cent if
Speaker 1: Descent is running out of people to beef with, God
Speaker 1: damn it, and he's going after the og legends, I respected,
Speaker 1: why not go after one of the greatest basketball players
Speaker 1: of all time? Fifth, I see you? Okay? All right?
Speaker 1: And Kevin Kevin Hurt and his train of Boss have
Speaker 1: finally sat down and discussed what happened on Kevin Hart's
Speaker 1: Docky series where they went at it on the plane
Speaker 1: and people thought that Kevin Hart was very nasty to Boss,
Speaker 1: which he was, okay, And here's what they had to
Speaker 1: say for the idea. We were talking about finances and
Speaker 1: money in the current state, boy were and how do
Speaker 1: we what will be our next step? What will be
Speaker 1: happening if you weren't in our current positions? And they
Speaker 1: got out of context on both sides, and we kind
Speaker 1: of just the eagles. The Eagles got the flaring and
Speaker 1: I said that this man grabbed me on this plane.
Speaker 1: It is good night, I rain no. We we definitely
Speaker 1: went to far that night. He's right, bosstold have definitely
Speaker 1: did him dirty on that plane. That took a lot
Speaker 1: of restraint. Bus took a lot of restraint. All right, well,
Speaker 1: I managel again. That's your room report. That's right, Donkey
Speaker 1: of today is next and why not in the week
Speaker 1: in the great state of Florida, the Sunshine State. Okay,
Speaker 1: they are partionately partially reopened phase one of this reopening plan.
Speaker 1: So of course, nutass, things are going to happen. So
Speaker 1: we need Audre Adams to come to the front of
Speaker 1: the congregation. We would like to have award with her. Okay,
Speaker 1: Donkey to day next on the world most day, just
Speaker 1: want to show the breakfast club. Make sure you're telling
Speaker 1: them watch out for Florida. Lord, Lord, the craziest people
Speaker 1: in America come from the Bronx and all of war. Yes,
Speaker 1: you are a donkey. The Florida man at tapped an
Speaker 1: ATM for a very strange reason. It gave him too
Speaker 1: much money. Florida man is arrested after definitely say he's
Speaker 1: rigged the board to his home and an attempt to
Speaker 1: electric kid his pregant wife. Police arrested in Orlando man
Speaker 1: for talking a familiar to breakfast club Bitchy Donkey other
Speaker 1: day with Charlam Haine A guy, I don't know why
Speaker 1: y'all keeping here. Get y'a elected. It's donkey today. For Friday,
Speaker 1: May twenty second goes to a thirty two year old
Speaker 1: Florida woman named Audre Adams. What does your uncle Charla
Speaker 1: always say about Florida? Yes, repeat after me. The craziest
Speaker 1: people in America come from the Bronx in all of Florida. Okay,
Speaker 1: Florida never fails me. They're the most consistently crazy group
Speaker 1: of people I have never met in my life. Okay. Now,
Speaker 1: Audre Adams is one of the people taking advantage of
Speaker 1: the fact that Florida has reopened there on phase one
Speaker 1: of the reopening plant. In fact, not only did you
Speaker 1: take advantage of the effect that Floyda is reopened. Once
Speaker 1: she got to where she was going, she refused to
Speaker 1: leave or while she was there, she was doing what
Speaker 1: some would call contradicting herself. She was doing what some
Speaker 1: would call being a hypocrite. She was doing what some
Speaker 1: would call not practicing what you're preaching. Okay, she would
Speaker 1: do what doctor Fauci would be very disappointed in that's
Speaker 1: what she was doing. She was doing something doctor Fauchi
Speaker 1: would be very, very disappointed in. See, we live in
Speaker 1: a world where you have to live what you say
Speaker 1: in your rhymes, and Audre was doing the exact opposite.
Speaker 1: Let's go to WFL Fox thirty five for the report.
Speaker 1: Police this woman arrested after allegedly kissing strangers at a
Speaker 1: Brevard County bar, but the story does not end there.
Speaker 1: Police say she also called nine one one trying to
Speaker 1: report that bar for violating social distancing. Thirty two year
Speaker 1: old Ardra Adams was taken into custody after Melbourne Police
Speaker 1: were called by the owners of the bar, saying that
Speaker 1: the woman was attempting to kiss random customers. According to
Speaker 1: Adams was asked to leave, and Melbourne police say that
Speaker 1: she made several calls to nine one one to report
Speaker 1: that the restaurant was not following social distancing guidelines. Police
Speaker 1: asked Adams to leave the property, and when she refused,
Speaker 1: she was taken into custody and turned over to the
Speaker 1: Brevard County Sheriff's Office, where she was taken to the
Speaker 1: Brevard County Jail and booked on trespassing and several other charges,
Speaker 1: including disorderly conduct and misuse of the nine one one system.
Speaker 1: Only in Florida would a woman be drunk at a
Speaker 1: bar repeatedly trying to kiss random scranges and then call
Speaker 1: nine one one, not once, but five times because patrons
Speaker 1: in the bar were not practicing social distancing. Now I'm
Speaker 1: looking at this woman's mug shot, and I can see
Speaker 1: why the New York Post says she was trying to
Speaker 1: kiss stranges at a bar. Nobody would do that voluntarily.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter how drunk they were. Not to mention,
Speaker 1: if you kissing random people during a global pandemic, then
Speaker 1: you deserve coronavirus. I wouldn't feel sorry for you at all.
Speaker 1: You earned it. So I'm sure people in that bar
Speaker 1: in Florida was like, nah, I love get away from me.
Speaker 1: That's nasty at a time like this, Okay, Ardra called
Speaker 1: nine one one five times. Not because she was trying
Speaker 1: to report the fact that people were social distancing. She
Speaker 1: couldn't have done that because she was violating those rules herself.
Speaker 1: She called nine one one because she was hurt. It's
Speaker 1: called rejection. People nobody likes to feel rejected. She was
Speaker 1: getting rejected by people in the bar when she was
Speaker 1: just trying to randomly kiss them. She's so happy that
Speaker 1: to be back outside, so happy the bar is open.
Speaker 1: She was just drunk and free and feeling good. Probably
Speaker 1: hasn't gotten layed since the whole quarantine. She was looking
Speaker 1: for a random hookup, not realizing it's a dub from
Speaker 1: random hookups until there is a vaccine for the coronavirus.
Speaker 1: Because can't no condom stop that COVID bit? Why am
Speaker 1: I talking about condoms to Florida. Nobody in Florida wears condoms.
Speaker 1: It's too hot to wear a condom in Florida. But
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying, there's no random sex, which
Speaker 1: strange is happening until a vaccine comes and COVID is
Speaker 1: completely which will probably be never okay. And Audre Adams
Speaker 1: learned that the hard way because nobody wanted to kiss her,
Speaker 1: so that feeling of rejection hit her hard. Not to
Speaker 1: mention she got kicked out of the bar by the owner,
Speaker 1: that's just more rejection. In fact, the New York Post
Speaker 1: says she reluctantly left the bar, and this is when
Speaker 1: she went and sat in the parking lot and ended
Speaker 1: up ultimately getting arrested for trespassing. I actually feel a
Speaker 1: little sorry for her. Rejection is a lonely feeling. You know,
Speaker 1: we all want to be embraced by somebody, you know,
Speaker 1: I tell people all the time, rejection is God's protection,
Speaker 1: but not in Florida, because God only visits Florida on
Speaker 1: Tuesdays and Sundays, and this wasn't neither one of those days.
Speaker 1: So God had nothing to do with this. On this day,
Speaker 1: Audre got rejected because she was drunk. Listen to one
Speaker 1: of the nine one one calls courtesy of WKMGCBS six
Speaker 1: to listen to somebody tell her the truth her so orry,
Speaker 1: thank you, Okay, thank you being told on trust toss
Speaker 1: because somebody observed me nah being a wall. So they're
Speaker 1: not agree with you under OSHA and under every other expliciple.
Speaker 1: What are you going talking about? Osha? They're not letting
Speaker 1: you in because you're drunk, Yes, Audre, what the hell
Speaker 1: are you talking about? You got kicked out because you
Speaker 1: were drunk, nothing more, nothing less, and because you were
Speaker 1: trying to kiss random people in a bar during a
Speaker 1: global pandemic. So when you called nine one one about
Speaker 1: people not social distancing. You were snitching on yourself, Okay,
Speaker 1: Audre listened. Rejection is merely a redirection okay, of course,
Speaker 1: correction to your ultimate destiny. And Audre, being that you
Speaker 1: are from Florida, you know, and you got rejected and
Speaker 1: redirected out that bar. It was all to get to
Speaker 1: your ultimate destiny, which is right here on Donkey at
Speaker 1: a day. Please give Audre Adams the sweet sounds of
Speaker 1: the Hamletones. Please. Oh no, you are, oh gee of
Speaker 1: the day, you gee, oh the day. Now. I think
Speaker 1: that we should play a game of jess what race
Speaker 1: it day? Now? ANGELI ye, you're the loan contested on
Speaker 1: Guess what race it is this morning? Her name is
Speaker 1: Audre Adams. She's thirty two years old. She went around
Speaker 1: in a bar trying to kiss random strangers, got kicked
Speaker 1: out of the bar, and then called the police, called
Speaker 1: nine one one five times to tell them that they
Speaker 1: weren't social distancing in the bar. ANGELI ye, yess what racis?
Speaker 1: She's got to be Caucasian? Mean, what what makes you
Speaker 1: feel that with? Because we're don't be calling nine one
Speaker 1: one like that anyway, or kissing random people. Coronavirus or
Speaker 1: not m Those are good observationitions. Angelie, you are correct
Speaker 1: she is Caucasian. Yes, to call nine one one five
Speaker 1: times after you got rejected for trying to kiss random
Speaker 1: people in a bar drunk, that is a very Karen
Speaker 1: like move. Yes, you're absolutely correct she is Caucasian. Thank
Speaker 1: you for joining us on this Episode's guess what race
Speaker 1: of Days? Now? Who we got coming up next year,
Speaker 1: we are gonna be talking to Dondre Whitfield. He has
Speaker 1: a new book out, Male Versus Man. He's also an actor.
Speaker 1: You know him as Remy on Queen's Sugar, and he
Speaker 1: has some great perspectives on manhood. And I just want
Speaker 1: to add one more thing, man, Karen Civil. I hate
Speaker 1: the fact that they have to use a name Karen
Speaker 1: when they describe these white women shout out to Karen Civil. Man.
Speaker 1: It you know, just sucks. I'm sorry, that's all ay, right,
Speaker 1: damn Karen. And but that's why we gotta say to
Speaker 1: say Casey, say our whole name, Karen Civil. Jesus Christ. Right,
Speaker 1: all right, we got Andre whit Phil when we come back.
Speaker 1: It's the world most Dangerous Morning show to Breakfast Club,
Speaker 1: The Breakfast Club back, you're checking out the World's most
Speaker 1: Dangerous morning show. Morning Everybody is DJ Envy and Ngula Yee,
Speaker 1: Charlomagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We got
Speaker 1: a special guest on the line right now, de Andre Whitfield.
Speaker 1: Welcome sir, Good morning. How are you doing man? What's
Speaker 1: going on? Brother? What's going on? My sister? How y'all doing? Pretty?
Speaker 1: Favorite King? You got a new book out. Man Versus
Speaker 1: Mail is the title little book. Let's let's talk about that.
Speaker 1: What's the difference between a man and a male? Males
Speaker 1: look to be served while men look to be of service. So,
Speaker 1: in other words, mail is the gender that you were
Speaker 1: chosen to be, but man is the job that you
Speaker 1: choose to do. And unfortunately, we keep handing out the
Speaker 1: title of man to everyone who turns eighteen or twenty one,
Speaker 1: or you know, or has pecks, and that has done
Speaker 1: a great deal of damage in our society, not understanding
Speaker 1: the difference between those two. Right, you talk about the
Speaker 1: difference between um physicality and vocabulary and male versus man.
Speaker 1: So let's talk about the difference between what a male
Speaker 1: does and what a man does. When it comes to
Speaker 1: those two things, Males, because of the nature of them
Speaker 1: constantly looking to serve themselves. They looked to master others
Speaker 1: in order to serve themselves. Men looked to master themselves
Speaker 1: in order to serve others. I never understood that because
Speaker 1: as a kid growing up, my father was in the jail.
Speaker 1: My entire life was and my mother did a phenomenal
Speaker 1: job of creating a great human being. But what she
Speaker 1: couldn't do was she couldn't teach me how to be
Speaker 1: something she was not. So the street began to teach
Speaker 1: me what they thought manhood was. Because I know there
Speaker 1: was one story where I heard you said you was
Speaker 1: riding in the call with your dad, and explain the
Speaker 1: story a little bit, because I think that man, that
Speaker 1: tells a lot when we were growing up and how
Speaker 1: we not not to raise our kids totally. It was
Speaker 1: really profound. You know, my father was a street hustler.
Speaker 1: I'll never forget this. At the age I think I
Speaker 1: was about twelve thirteen years old, my father had a
Speaker 1: linked Mark five at the time, like that was the ride.
Speaker 1: So here we are, we're in this car. I've never
Speaker 1: gotten to spend much much time with my father, and
Speaker 1: my father turns to me, we're out of life and
Speaker 1: he said, son, I love your mother. I would do
Speaker 1: anything for her. And I'll never forget how that made
Speaker 1: me feel, because every child just wants to hear that
Speaker 1: their parents love each other, right, right, right. So I'm beaming,
Speaker 1: and in the next second, my father looks out the
Speaker 1: driver side window and he cat calls out to a
Speaker 1: woman across the street. While he didn't tell me this,
Speaker 1: the messaging that I got from that was profound because
Speaker 1: what it said to me was you can love one
Speaker 1: woman and lust after many. So that exchange set my
Speaker 1: trajector as a cheater. And you know, Dandre I had
Speaker 1: a similar experience, but mine was more and more direct.
Speaker 1: Like you know, I actually confronted my father about his
Speaker 1: cheating all my mother, and he actually looked at me
Speaker 1: and said, oh, you only got one girlfriend. And so
Speaker 1: from that point on, it made me feel like having
Speaker 1: one girlfriend was wrong. Absolutely, there's a huge difference between
Speaker 1: being a grown male and being a man. And just
Speaker 1: to go along with that, you talk about how a
Speaker 1: lot of times women feel like they have to be quote,
Speaker 1: ride or die for their guy, and I have to
Speaker 1: wait this ten years until he finally decides he's going
Speaker 1: to do the right thing. And set l down. And
Speaker 1: if not, it's like, well, why didn't you hold your
Speaker 1: man down? And you shouldn't have to be like you
Speaker 1: said in the book A man's mother, our male's mother,
Speaker 1: our male's mother, absolutely that, and unfortunately, Look, here's how
Speaker 1: damaging a lack of manhood is our community. I have
Speaker 1: an eleven year old son. I call him my kid
Speaker 1: king in development. Every single day there's another powerful piece
Speaker 1: of messaging that I give my son about how to
Speaker 1: matriculate into manhood. So me being the model that I
Speaker 1: know that my son is going to mirror is extremely
Speaker 1: important for him. But here's usually the question, why is
Speaker 1: your relationship with your daughter so important? Look, my wife's
Speaker 1: responsibility is to teach my daughter how to be a queen.
Speaker 1: I can't teach her how to do that. But here's
Speaker 1: what I do teach my daughter. I am the walking,
Speaker 1: talking dress rehearsal for what my daughter is going to
Speaker 1: be able to see in what a man is and
Speaker 1: how to dress rehearse being in a relationship with a man.
Speaker 1: Is there really such a thing as being a man? Like,
Speaker 1: what does that mean outside of the social construct of gender?
Speaker 1: So man is sort of like a brand right now?
Speaker 1: If man who are a brand, nobody would buy us.
Speaker 1: Look at the films that are out right now, Look
Speaker 1: at the television shows. We're all painted with the same
Speaker 1: broad stroke. Every father has to be managed like a
Speaker 1: child on these television shows, and that women have it
Speaker 1: all together, when the truth of the matter is is
Speaker 1: that we need each other in order to build balanced
Speaker 1: human beings, balanced children that go out to build a
Speaker 1: balance society, and that's the reason why we're imbalanced society.
Speaker 1: You talk about that, and obviously you were in Queen Shaker,
Speaker 1: you play Rammy, So how does that affect the roles
Speaker 1: that you choose? Because clearly, as you're doing a book
Speaker 1: like Mail Versus Man, and you're trying to educate people,
Speaker 1: then what does that do for you when you're picking
Speaker 1: these roles? You know, that's such a great question because
Speaker 1: there's so much conslict. Once you know what you know,
Speaker 1: it's extremely difficult to ignore it. When I came to
Speaker 1: this space, I've told people that acting is my passion,
Speaker 1: but activation is my purpose. So my struggle every day
Speaker 1: trying to figure out how do I choose these roles?
Speaker 1: The role that I play is going to impact the
Speaker 1: messaging behind what people think a man is, why not
Speaker 1: write them thank you for that. So I am now
Speaker 1: in the midst of shopping. So as you may or
Speaker 1: may not know, the first job I ever did on television,
Speaker 1: I was fifteen years old, playing Vanessa's boyfriend Robert on
Speaker 1: The Cosby Show. It was I mean, I can't even
Speaker 1: explain to you how incredible that was. And that's such
Speaker 1: a great segue because I'm going to talk about Bill
Speaker 1: Cosby in the second. That time in my life was
Speaker 1: so profound. Literally being on the most watch show in
Speaker 1: television history at that time and still living in the
Speaker 1: hood was really profound. And what I watched in doing
Speaker 1: that show was this great movement of a family. You
Speaker 1: see this great man and this great woman partnered in
Speaker 1: creating these great children and great community. And I always said,
Speaker 1: when the time came in my life, I was going
Speaker 1: to do that. I was going to be that. And
Speaker 1: now we've a at that place. We are missing a
Speaker 1: Cosmy show in our miss no disrespect to any show
Speaker 1: that's on television right now. You can't name me one
Speaker 1: television show that we have on the screen that honors
Speaker 1: who a man is and what he's supposed to be
Speaker 1: in his fathering and in his in his husbandhood. I
Speaker 1: think I think black Ash does that. And you know,
Speaker 1: I get what you're saying, you know, um, but I
Speaker 1: don't think it's anything wrong. You're gonna make me go there,
Speaker 1: huh No, I think black does that. And you know,
Speaker 1: as as a father three, I think one thing you
Speaker 1: realize being a father, of being a daddy, is not
Speaker 1: a dictatorship. Sometimes our kids do manages, manages because we
Speaker 1: learned so much from them, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: But here's my point, and I and I completely get
Speaker 1: what you're saying, Charlotte Man, here's my here's my problem
Speaker 1: with that. And this is no disrespect to my brother
Speaker 1: Kenyan who created the show, No disrespect to my brother
Speaker 1: Anthony Anderson, who does a fantastic job of playing that role.
Speaker 1: But the kinds of shaming that happens from that father
Speaker 1: to that son, whether it's being his complexion, whether it's
Speaker 1: being his gender neutral self, in the way that his
Speaker 1: son dresses, There's been such a number of different ways
Speaker 1: that this particular father has created a space of damage.
Speaker 1: If I did that to my son, my son would
Speaker 1: be extremely confused about what he's supposed to be as
Speaker 1: a man. I was estranged from my father for twenty years.
Speaker 1: We're back to Brooklyn. I found my father, get him
Speaker 1: in the car with me, and big Mean was finally
Speaker 1: going to stand up for a little broken kneed. And
Speaker 1: I told my father if I ever saw him again,
Speaker 1: nothing good would happen. Twenty years have passed. My daughter
Speaker 1: came and sat next to me on the couch and
Speaker 1: he said, Dad, do you know where your father has?
Speaker 1: The truth is that I knew exactly where my father was,
Speaker 1: and I knew that the answer that I was going
Speaker 1: to give her was not going to be good enough.
Speaker 1: And I finally realized that all the things that I
Speaker 1: was teaching my children, how to be kind, how to
Speaker 1: be conscious, how to give people grace, those were not
Speaker 1: the things that I was teaching them in this particular instance.
Speaker 1: And if I didn't clean up what was going on
Speaker 1: between me and my father, that I would be cementing
Speaker 1: that into my children. What I finally realized about my
Speaker 1: father was my father couldn't father me because he himself
Speaker 1: was unfathered. My father could have become a great man
Speaker 1: had he had great instruction. Absolutely, so when I wrote
Speaker 1: this book, I wrote this book with my father in
Speaker 1: mind giving him a playbook for his manhood and for
Speaker 1: my sisters, because every time I speak to a sister
Speaker 1: who was single, they all say the same thing, how
Speaker 1: do I teach my son? All right? Well, these are
Speaker 1: some interesting conversations that we're having right now with Dendre Whitfield,
Speaker 1: Brooklyn's own. We got some more with him coming up
Speaker 1: next on the Breakfast Club. What's up? What's up? It's
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club. It's Friday, and we got don Dre
Speaker 1: Whitfield joining us, and we're talking about his new book,
Speaker 1: Mail Versus Man, and he has some very interesting perspectives
Speaker 1: from his own experiences. All right, Envy, now you think
Speaker 1: about it. We talk about upbringing and if there's no
Speaker 1: father figure in a young man's life, who raises the child?
Speaker 1: Who raises the kid? Right? If the mom is working,
Speaker 1: she's working two jobs to provide to pay for school,
Speaker 1: to pay for food. So usually nine times out of ten,
Speaker 1: if it's not a grandparent or a family member to
Speaker 1: streets raise that kit. So that leniency that you give
Speaker 1: your dad and forgiveness, do you think the court system
Speaker 1: should do the same, Because these children are not being
Speaker 1: raised by a father figure, they don't ask to be
Speaker 1: in this world, but they are here, and now they
Speaker 1: have to figure it out as a seven year old,
Speaker 1: eight year old, nine year old, ten year old, a
Speaker 1: high school student, and these streets raising and a lot
Speaker 1: of times they go into places where they're not to
Speaker 1: post it. But it's not because they necessarily want to
Speaker 1: us because a bad guidance the court system. Should we
Speaker 1: know that if the court system want so. In my book,
Speaker 1: I talk about how our book this is why it's
Speaker 1: so important for our young kings to get manhood messaging
Speaker 1: because if we don't father them, the system fathers them.
Speaker 1: Now this look at the look at the gang violence
Speaker 1: that we have throughout throughout the country. Right, you're going
Speaker 1: to experience one thing. You're going to experience males who
Speaker 1: are looking for the love of men. So what does
Speaker 1: that tell us? It tells us that a woman is
Speaker 1: not the secret sauce to matriculating a male into manhood.
Speaker 1: If we over expose our boys to feminine accommodation, and
Speaker 1: I'm gonna explain that in a second, and they lack
Speaker 1: manhood accountability, you're going to get those forms of toxic masculinity.
Speaker 1: My wife's is from the South, side of Chicago. Let
Speaker 1: me tell you something. My wife ain't no pump. But
Speaker 1: when it comes to my eleven year old son, I'm
Speaker 1: sitting here and I'm just shaking my head in like
Speaker 1: amazement because she just turns into this like I don't
Speaker 1: even know how to describe it, gets away everything. Oh
Speaker 1: my gosh. She is incapable at times a following up
Speaker 1: in a way that is necessary for this dude to
Speaker 1: get it. And I have to come in and I
Speaker 1: have to say, didn't we discuss this yesterday? Didn't we
Speaker 1: discuss this an hour ago? I want you to do that.
Speaker 1: That's kind about that. I want you to do that,
Speaker 1: and I want you to do that right now. And
Speaker 1: here's what I want you to also do. I want
Speaker 1: you to go to your mother right now, and I
Speaker 1: want you to apologize for what you just did. That's
Speaker 1: a manhood accountability. My wife is accommodating him at every turn.
Speaker 1: That's her little boyfriend, right, that's her son. She's raising
Speaker 1: our daughter, but she's loving our son. Na to push
Speaker 1: back on that, Dendrea, I'm gonna tell you why. You know,
Speaker 1: when you talk about sacred masculine and divine feminine, I
Speaker 1: think in order for any human being to reach that
Speaker 1: sacred purpose, you have to have a healthy balance of both,
Speaker 1: which you just described was the masculine quality of firmness, right,
Speaker 1: But what you're describing in your wife is the feminine
Speaker 1: quality of nurturing. A human needs both in order to
Speaker 1: be a whole human. Yes, indeed, I absolutely agree with you,
Speaker 1: but you menaced. You mentioned a great word balance, So
Speaker 1: the imbalance comes in when we over nurture. When you
Speaker 1: enable a boy, you disable the man. Then you have
Speaker 1: the balance between parent and friend. You see, because when
Speaker 1: I was being raised, my dad wasn't my friend, and
Speaker 1: he told me clearly, I'm your father, I'm not your friend.
Speaker 1: But what it made me do is when I graduated
Speaker 1: out of college, I wanted to leave because I had
Speaker 1: no place in that house. I felt. Now with my kids,
Speaker 1: it's more I'm your parent, but I'm also your friend.
Speaker 1: You can talk to me about in any everything. But
Speaker 1: that goes to the part when I see Blackish. You
Speaker 1: know my son, You know, my son could watch me
Speaker 1: and Charlemagne do something stupid and be like dad. You
Speaker 1: guys look sus. But it's a joke, and I can
Speaker 1: go back and say the same way, he doesn't feel
Speaker 1: like he can't come to me and talk to me
Speaker 1: about something. So it's that line between being a parent
Speaker 1: and being his friend or her friend. Absolutely, when I
Speaker 1: and here's what's interesting, We're saying the same things, but
Speaker 1: to my son, I say them a little differently because
Speaker 1: he will begin to use language that he uses with
Speaker 1: his friends, even to his mother, and I say, hey, listen, hey,
Speaker 1: I'm not one of your friends. I'm your father. But
Speaker 1: the language that he and I have is the loving language. Right, Listen,
Speaker 1: When did you get to a place of healing? Because
Speaker 1: I know people will hear you and they'd be like, oh,
Speaker 1: he's talking all his holier than now stuff. When did
Speaker 1: you get to your place in healing? Because you didn't
Speaker 1: just arrive there. Nobody just arrived to a place of him. Absolutely,
Speaker 1: I'm going to tell you when I to use the
Speaker 1: football analogy, I got tired of fumbling the ball. I
Speaker 1: got tired of cheating in relationships. And contrary to popular opinion,
Speaker 1: for brothers cheats on you. The narrative is that males
Speaker 1: don't care they do. It is my opinion that every
Speaker 1: man needs to feel like the hero of his house,
Speaker 1: and every woman needs to feel heard. When a man
Speaker 1: doesn't feel like the hero of his house, bad things
Speaker 1: usually begin to happen. When a woman doesn't feel like
Speaker 1: she's heard in her house, bad things begin to happen.
Speaker 1: In my counselings, I use that in order to build
Speaker 1: the bridge that is necessary to get to that space.
Speaker 1: I never had that message. And so when a male
Speaker 1: is in a space where he cheats, he's devastated because
Speaker 1: he's left someone down, and he knows in his spirit
Speaker 1: this is not the life that he was intended to leave.
Speaker 1: Now he's been taught how to ignore that, but the
Speaker 1: truth of the matter is is that he's just going
Speaker 1: off of the information that he was given. But in
Speaker 1: his spirit he is devastated. Because we are created by
Speaker 1: the same creator, and that creator intended us to be builders.
Speaker 1: He intended us for us to build life and not
Speaker 1: tear life down. Manhood comes when you get instruction, when
Speaker 1: you get information and you begin to apply it to
Speaker 1: your life, when you begin to apply it to your trajectory,
Speaker 1: when you begin to allow that stuff to help you
Speaker 1: build and elevate those around you. All right, well, these
Speaker 1: are some interesting conversations that we're having right now with
Speaker 1: Don Jay with Phil Brooklyn own. We got some more
Speaker 1: with him coming up next on the Breakfast Club. The
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club, What's Up? It's a breakfast club and Brooklyn's
Speaker 1: own de Andre Whitfield is joining us via zoom. Of course,
Speaker 1: his new book Mail Versus Man is available right now.
Speaker 1: You can also watch his ig live videos. He's already
Speaker 1: interviewed Will Smith and he's also an interviewed Boris Kojo
Speaker 1: and he's got a lot more great things happening. So
Speaker 1: let's get into it than to reference cheating. Can you
Speaker 1: be a man and cheat? Absolutely, you can be a
Speaker 1: man and have moments of mail us when you've practice
Speaker 1: the art of being mail we just serving yourself that
Speaker 1: has ingrained itself in you, and now it takes a
Speaker 1: second for you to really fluck that out of your system.
Speaker 1: I consider myself for recovering addict of being male and
Speaker 1: now it becoming a man. I realized that that's contrary
Speaker 1: to everything that I want to be, everything that I
Speaker 1: need to be. But I realize that I am an addict.
Speaker 1: So let me give you an example. In the book
Speaker 1: I talk about as a married man. For me, I
Speaker 1: don't have any single friends because my single brothers wanting
Speaker 1: to do single stuff. Now, some people have asked, well
Speaker 1: what if you what if your friends gets divorced and
Speaker 1: he's single. Well, that's that's different obviously, right. But if
Speaker 1: that brother is not committed to a life of building
Speaker 1: a committed relationship in his life, we're gonna have a
Speaker 1: tough time. You know. The great thing about this conversation
Speaker 1: is like I think you know, we're all saying the
Speaker 1: same thing, we're just using different language. Language because when
Speaker 1: you talk about, you know, cheating, I always say that,
Speaker 1: you know, men cheat for ego, and it's usually when
Speaker 1: our ego is wounded, right, But when you want to
Speaker 1: be the hero at your house, it's when you have
Speaker 1: a healthy ego. Because there's nothing wrong with ego. It's
Speaker 1: just about whether you have a wounded ego or a
Speaker 1: healthy ego. When you got a wounded ego, that's when
Speaker 1: you out here sleeping with a bunch of different women
Speaker 1: trying to make yourself feel good. You got a healthy
Speaker 1: ego is when you're actually doing right by your wife,
Speaker 1: doing it right by your kids. And that's what really
Speaker 1: makes you feel like the hero or the house. Well,
Speaker 1: that's why I love the quarantine too. All that stuff
Speaker 1: on the outside world means and the most important thing
Speaker 1: is your family. Charlemagne, you touched on the fact that
Speaker 1: ego and dealing with the ego of the flesh, right,
Speaker 1: the ego of the flesh is seeing me and it's
Speaker 1: feeding me the things that are going to serve me. Right.
Speaker 1: When those things don't serve me, then I'm looking to
Speaker 1: supplement them with something else. That's what the women are about,
Speaker 1: that's what the kicks are about, that's what the cars
Speaker 1: are about. That's me feeding my flesh. The ego of
Speaker 1: the spirit is I want to be the best man
Speaker 1: I can possibly be. And if I'm in a healthy competition,
Speaker 1: like I'll give you an example, the band of brothers
Speaker 1: that I have in my life that are my counsel.
Speaker 1: They are the examples that I have of manhood in
Speaker 1: my life. That I am in a healthy competition, if
Speaker 1: we became competitors in the competition of manhood in a
Speaker 1: healthy way. I'm looking at Ivy and I'm watching how
Speaker 1: he's doing it. I'm like, Wow, my brother is using
Speaker 1: this time right now at quarantine to help build himself,
Speaker 1: to help build his family. You know, I gotta do
Speaker 1: that and then what I want to do is I
Speaker 1: want to supplat that, Yeah, when you talk about man
Speaker 1: we gotta get out of here, Undrea. When you talk
Speaker 1: about manhood, you know, it's got to be sacred masculinity.
Speaker 1: You know, sacred masculinity, divine, feminine, that's how you have
Speaker 1: a healthy, healed, balanced life to me, and you will
Speaker 1: definitely pick this back up at another time, because I
Speaker 1: felt like that was amazing and inspirational, and I love
Speaker 1: that you are really about the work. You've definitely been
Speaker 1: helpful to me personally, So I do want to say
Speaker 1: that I appreciate you for even behind the scenes things
Speaker 1: that you've done for me. And I do want to
Speaker 1: leave us with a quote from the book, and it says,
Speaker 1: I believe that a man who is truly successful is
Speaker 1: with healthy and whole relationships. That's the women and a
Speaker 1: successful man's life usually feel honored, covered, protected, and heard.
Speaker 1: My goal every day is to make my mom, my wife,
Speaker 1: my daughter, and all the other sisters in my path
Speaker 1: related or not feel that way as well. And I
Speaker 1: really feel that. So I know this book is about
Speaker 1: malehood versus manhood, but it is something that was beneficial
Speaker 1: for me to be able to read also, and everybody
Speaker 1: should check out your series too. I saw Will Smith
Speaker 1: was on there, boris call doing. I know you have
Speaker 1: more coming. Oh yeah, I got a whole bunch. But
Speaker 1: I need to speak to what you just said because
Speaker 1: it's so powerful and it really I'm finding getting emotional
Speaker 1: because you know, from time to time, you know, I'll
Speaker 1: check in with you and just you know, hey, how
Speaker 1: are you doing, and just go out with you know,
Speaker 1: big bro. Whatever you need for me, I'm always there.
Speaker 1: This book is not just for males and or or men.
Speaker 1: It's for our sisters too, because many of our sisters
Speaker 1: have gone unfathered, and so this book fills in some
Speaker 1: of the blanks that have been left by being unfathered.
Speaker 1: It also allows them to be taught the difference of
Speaker 1: what a male and a man is, so that they
Speaker 1: can understand what they're supposed to be looking for being
Speaker 1: appropriately partnered. You know, many of us, many of our sisters,
Speaker 1: choose the brothers in their life because of the things
Speaker 1: that we mentioned, you know recently, or while he's got
Speaker 1: a great job, or he's got great pecks, or look
Speaker 1: at that beard, or he's cute and all of those
Speaker 1: things and none of those things speak to his man
Speaker 1: and at all in getting into this book, it will
Speaker 1: teach our sisters exactly what a man is and how
Speaker 1: it serves them. And it speaks to them being restored
Speaker 1: and resuscitated out of missing what they didn't get from
Speaker 1: their fathers. So that's the whole space that we need
Speaker 1: to get to in order for us to you know,
Speaker 1: get to the place in life that's going to be rich.
Speaker 1: And I'm not talking about Buddy, right, all right, thank you,
Speaker 1: thank you for checking it. We appreciate it. Thank you, sister.
Speaker 1: I appreciate y'all. Man, thank you so much for having
Speaker 1: this conversation. I look forward to part two. All right,
Speaker 1: As Dondre Woodfield, it's the Breakfast Club, good morning, except
Speaker 1: it is the Breakfast Club, and it's Friday, and it's
Speaker 1: also an extended weekend for people who are still having
Speaker 1: to work and you know, are happy they have Monday off,
Speaker 1: or maybe some people don't have Monday off, but it
Speaker 1: is still Friday. So Fridays always feel good, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: And I know a lot of people have plans for
Speaker 1: this Memorial Day weekend. I know he wanted to go
Speaker 1: out of town. Maybe they had a little vacation plan,
Speaker 1: and of course that's not happening. But just thank God
Speaker 1: that you're alive, thank God that you're healthy, thank God
Speaker 1: that your families alive, your family is healthy. You know,
Speaker 1: just appreciate what you have and not what you're missing. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and I also want to give a shout out to Quavo.
Speaker 1: I see that he got his high school diploma, so
Speaker 1: that's a big deal. Congratulations to him. I know that's
Speaker 1: something that he's been wanting to do. He said, I
Speaker 1: finally can say I graduated high school class of twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: We lit and then he said, no, what college should
Speaker 1: I go to? And then they also put out a
Speaker 1: new song, Amigos featuring NBA Young Boy So and it's
Speaker 1: a it's a I like it. It's a dope song.
Speaker 1: Listen to the Quible graduated night school or something. Um,
Speaker 1: I don't know, maybe he was going online. I'm not
Speaker 1: sure how he did it. Maybe he's got his ged. Yeah.
Speaker 1: The reason I'm thinking about that is because I graduated
Speaker 1: in night school and I never had a cap and
Speaker 1: gown picture. They just they just sent my diploma in
Speaker 1: the Maryland. Was like, hell, I feel away about that.
Speaker 1: Burke Mare High North Side Babies, but he wrote also
Speaker 1: shout out to Gunna he has his new album out today, Wanna,
Speaker 1: And I shout out to Jacob Latimore. He has his
Speaker 1: new album out today as well. So as you know,
Speaker 1: there's always new music out on Friday. So there's some
Speaker 1: things for you guys to listen to this weekend. I
Speaker 1: will say thank you to Dondre Winfield for coming coming
Speaker 1: this morning as well as Biden. Yes, thank you to
Speaker 1: both of them male versus man. I appreciate it, Dondre
Speaker 1: because we really do have like some great conversations. You know,
Speaker 1: he'll be like listening, sister, let me tell you what's
Speaker 1: been going, you know what you need to do, and
Speaker 1: he'll definitely hit me up and check on me. So
Speaker 1: I appreciate people that are authentic, Like he's not just
Speaker 1: writing this book and saying these things, but he really
Speaker 1: is like that in real life. So I appreciate that.
Speaker 1: And uh yes, and shout out to Joe Biden as well.
Speaker 1: Are you voting for him? Um? I don't know yet.
Speaker 1: Only honest, I don't know. I need to see a
Speaker 1: little bit more, you know, That's what that's the whole
Speaker 1: point of you know, having these conversations, you know, with
Speaker 1: these presidential candidates. You know, I mean if his reasoning,
Speaker 1: you know, for people like me that still might be skeptical.
Speaker 1: Skeptical if he says, yo, if you vote for me,
Speaker 1: if you vote for Trump over me, you're not black,
Speaker 1: that's kind of crazy, Like I need, I'm not voting
Speaker 1: for Trump, but you know, I don't know. I don't
Speaker 1: know if I'm voting for Biden either, but we shall see.
Speaker 1: I'm very interested. I mean, nobody, I can write in,
Speaker 1: I can write in something, or I can vote vote
Speaker 1: down ballot and then write in something at the top,
Speaker 1: or vote down ballot and leave the top over. There's
Speaker 1: plenty of different ways to vote. But then you're not
Speaker 1: still voting for yeah president. So that's why it matters who.
Speaker 1: It matters who his running made is, and it matters
Speaker 1: who he has around him in a real, real way,
Speaker 1: simple as that. Well, I just really do hope Amy
Speaker 1: Cloba shar is not the one I do, like Val Deemings,
Speaker 1: I'm not mad at that, not mad at Kamala, but
Speaker 1: please not Amy. It's amazing to me that people got
Speaker 1: and listen. I agreed. Amy's record as a prosecutor is horrible.
Speaker 1: But I'm like, when was that energy for Amy during
Speaker 1: the primaries? Like they gave Kamala hell for her record
Speaker 1: as a prosecutor and her record is nowhere. Nah, it's
Speaker 1: terrible as Amy's. But they didn't give Amy. No. I
Speaker 1: don't think Amy was ever really a contender or a
Speaker 1: front runner during that time, so I don't think it
Speaker 1: was like I know, but she was always like I
Speaker 1: don't think anybody was like, she's about to be the president.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, we still have the positive note on
Speaker 1: the way. It's the Breakfast Club. What's up? It's the
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club. I'm Angela Yee and Charlemagne. You have a
Speaker 1: positive note? I do. My positive note for the weekend
Speaker 1: is I am in the process of positive change. I
Speaker 1: am unfolding and fulfilling ways only good can come to me.
Speaker 1: I now express health, happiness, prosperity, and peace of mind.
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club, you know, I finish for y'all. Done,