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Speaker 4: Jess Larius is on maternity leading. What up, laur Laoe?
Speaker 8: So good morning, Charlemagne to.
Speaker 4: God, Peace to the Plan. It is Tuesday, Yes, it's Tuesday.
Speaker 9: Good morning man, how y'all feel out there? I feel blessed,
Speaker 9: black and highly favored man. Another day to serve.
Speaker 4: What's happening? Let's up, Lauren? How you feeling.
Speaker 8: I feel good. I'm happy to see you in person.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I wasn't party week.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was out in Shreveport for the last six
Speaker 1: five six days against Luther fifty cent. What he did
Speaker 1: for Shreveport, the amount of money that he put into
Speaker 1: that city, the amount of things and activities and what
Speaker 1: he did for that city was just simply amazing. He
Speaker 1: had five days of everything from comedy shows and not
Speaker 1: just Sea Level, you know, comedians. Eden brought Dave Chappelle,
Speaker 1: Kat Williams, Andrew Schultz just to name a few. The
Speaker 1: amount of artists he had performed, from himself to the
Speaker 1: baby he went, Monique for Albi Shore so for Real,
Speaker 1: to the newer artists, Skiller Baby, and just so many people.
Speaker 4: And parties and.
Speaker 1: Fifty Fit where he you know, had all the jumpies
Speaker 1: for the kids and the cars shows. It was just
Speaker 1: simply amazing the amount of investment he put into that city.
Speaker 1: So Salutor fifty cent and not one no violent at all,
Speaker 1: no fighting, no shooting, no stabbing, nothing.
Speaker 4: Everybody came in peace and left in peace. So that's
Speaker 4: that was pretty dope.
Speaker 9: What what's happening? What is the word? How does everybody feel?
Speaker 9: Like that, Laurence, did you take your test?
Speaker 2: Test?
Speaker 8: Leave me alone?
Speaker 10: Don't even don't don't No, I am not, I am not.
Speaker 4: You got to be sure you don't.
Speaker 10: I am very sure you're pregnant. No, don't, no, no, no,
Speaker 10: take any bombs back. I'm not taking no tests. I
Speaker 10: am not anything.
Speaker 11: Because you don't take the test, that's not mean you.
Speaker 4: Might be pregnant.
Speaker 8: No, no, no, I never ever thought.
Speaker 4: I used to know dud do that with STDs.
Speaker 12: But don't.
Speaker 4: If I don't take the test, I don't got nothing.
Speaker 10: And I feel like I'm like talking to my dad
Speaker 10: right now, like, no, I'm not pregnant.
Speaker 4: Want to tell us why are we even having a scare?
Speaker 10: Because yesterday he found out that I like to eat food,
Speaker 10: and now he's like, because I eat food, I'm pregnant.
Speaker 9: No, it wasn't that she liked. He mentioned wants to
Speaker 9: eat early in the morning.
Speaker 8: He mentioned fried fish.
Speaker 10: I said, fried fish, French fries and the bread on
Speaker 10: the side with the hot sauce.
Speaker 8: Ketch up. He's like, oh, you're pregnant.
Speaker 12: Why?
Speaker 8: Because I was home.
Speaker 9: By the way, this conversation happened fifteen minutes after I
Speaker 9: talked about the fried fish.
Speaker 11: She was just mumbling it to herself. She was just
Speaker 11: mumbling herself fish.
Speaker 10: Red the hell because I was over here thinking like, man,
Speaker 10: I haven't had like a real good catfish fried fish
Speaker 10: situation John with the urns fish frying Delaware because that's
Speaker 10: what that's what it made me think of for real.
Speaker 10: I was just reminiscing, are you hungry now? I am
Speaker 10: hungry now, Always hungry, y'all, y'all are getting to know me.
Speaker 10: I'm always hungry. And no I'm not pregnant, and leave
Speaker 10: me alone. Don't keep throwing that on me. I'm just
Speaker 10: are you trying to take everybody.
Speaker 8: To see out?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 1: We got some special guests joining us this morning. We
Speaker 1: have Vivek Rahm Swami. You know he's Ramaswami.
Speaker 4: Yes, he'll be joining us this morning. You know, he's
Speaker 4: an entrepreneur.
Speaker 1: He was running for president at one time and I
Speaker 1: didn't get the nominations. He's a huge Trump supporter, so
Speaker 1: we'll talk with him in a little bit.
Speaker 4: Did give a good speech of darnc cam cam front.
Speaker 1: And also we have artist Sauce Walker from Texas. He'll
Speaker 1: be joining us this morning as well.
Speaker 9: Yes, indeed, very balanced show. These kind of shows. I like, okay, all.
Speaker 4: Right, we let's get the show cracking. When we come back.
Speaker 1: We got Morgan Wood front page news a lot to discuss.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump was interviewed with Elon Musk. They did it
Speaker 1: interview that did it actually, because I know it was delayed, right, yeah, it.
Speaker 8: Delayed like forty minutes, but they did it. They got
Speaker 8: it going.
Speaker 4: We're all about it. When we come back. It's the
Speaker 4: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Good Morning morning, Everybody's DJ n V Jess hilarious, Charlamagne
Speaker 1: the Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Justice on maternity leave,
Speaker 1: Laura l Ross's filling in, gome On and.
Speaker 8: Lauren Good morning.
Speaker 1: Let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 4: Morgan would what up? Mrgan?
Speaker 2: Good morning y'all.
Speaker 13: So were y'all up last night trying to be on
Speaker 13: X see What's seeing? What's going on with the former president?
Speaker 13: Elon Musk?
Speaker 4: I was this morning.
Speaker 8: I was. I fell asleep listening to it though it
Speaker 8: was like two hours long.
Speaker 2: Yes, so exactly exactly, Lauren.
Speaker 13: So former President Donald Trump he made his way back
Speaker 13: to X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter,
Speaker 13: for his first time back of the platf forman over
Speaker 13: a year since being banned following the January sixth attack
Speaker 13: on the US capital. Now, Elon Musk, who now owns
Speaker 13: the platform, had a conversation with the former president. As
Speaker 13: you mentioned, Lauren, it lasted over two hours, but it
Speaker 13: was delayed and there was some technical difficulties. Musk described
Speaker 13: it as the issues as distributed denial of service attack
Speaker 13: on the platform. Now, during the conversation that two talked
Speaker 13: about the attempted assassination on Trump in Pennsylvania, immigration, Russian
Speaker 13: President Vladimir Putin, and the threat of global warming. Let's
Speaker 13: hear more from President Trump and Musk conversation.
Speaker 14: We cannot have a democrat.
Speaker 4: We cannot have her.
Speaker 14: She's in confidence, she's as bad as Biden in a
Speaker 14: different Yeah, he hasn't done an interview since his whole
Speaker 14: scam started.
Speaker 15: And say what you want.
Speaker 16: This was a coup.
Speaker 7: This was a coup of.
Speaker 14: A president of the United States.
Speaker 17: He didn't want to leave.
Speaker 14: And they said we can do it the nice way, Oh,
Speaker 14: we can do it the hard way. Oh what they
Speaker 14: did with this guy? And I'm no fan of his
Speaker 14: And he was a horrible president, the worst president in history.
Speaker 14: And one of the reasons he was so bad.
Speaker 4: First of all, the.
Speaker 14: Israeli attack would have never happened. Russia would never have
Speaker 14: attacked Ukraine, and we'd have no inflation, and we wouldn't
Speaker 14: have had the Afghanistan message. You think of it well,
Speaker 14: and we wouldn't have had Afghanistan.
Speaker 12: But we think of it.
Speaker 14: You take a few of those events away, and we
Speaker 14: have a different world.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what are your thoughts?
Speaker 9: I heard that part. I could go ahead, do more.
Speaker 9: I want to I talk, I want to hear more.
Speaker 9: I heard that part when when I was listening this morning.
Speaker 13: Okay, so at one point in the discussion, over one
Speaker 13: point three million people were listening, not the twenty five
Speaker 13: to thirty million that Trump mentioned on the stream. But this, again,
Speaker 13: this does mark the first time that he's backed He's
Speaker 13: talked about a lot. It was it was kind of
Speaker 13: a bit of a snooze fest for me, but you know,
Speaker 13: he definitely covered a lot in regards to that.
Speaker 4: I mean, while you know, so, Indrid, I didn't think
Speaker 4: it was this lowse fest at all.
Speaker 9: Like I listened to about only listening about thirty minutes
Speaker 9: of the conversation, and in those thirty minutes I heard
Speaker 9: them talk about the border extensively, yep. And I heard
Speaker 9: them talk about the economy extensively. And that is why
Speaker 9: Trump resonates with so many people because he's speaking to
Speaker 9: the issues, and those are the two major issues. Folks
Speaker 9: don't care about all the other stuff as long as
Speaker 9: what they care about is being addressed. People want to
Speaker 9: know how they're going to have more money in their
Speaker 9: pocket and how they're gonna feel safe.
Speaker 4: But that's what his base cares about, right, That's what
Speaker 4: everybody cares about.
Speaker 9: When you have when you're having a conversation, you're talking
Speaker 9: about light bills being lower, and you're talking about, you know, the.
Speaker 4: Control. That's what everybody cares about. That's not just his base.
Speaker 1: He said he was at a snowos fants she only
Speaker 1: listened for thiry minutes. They would listen for two hours.
Speaker 8: Said Sep. I woke up and I was like, whoa,
Speaker 8: it's three o'clock.
Speaker 4: In the morning.
Speaker 9: And and I tell you one thing that woke me up,
Speaker 9: Because that's why I said, it wasn't a snoo snooths
Speaker 9: fesst at all.
Speaker 2: Not so much Trump, because you know, he definitely he talks.
Speaker 11: Oh he talked the whole time, but exactly.
Speaker 2: But Musk didn't ask the question. He was just he
Speaker 2: see more of a fan than somebody.
Speaker 4: There was one thing Trump said.
Speaker 9: It was something to the effect of, it's not glowobal
Speaker 9: warming that's going to take us out, it's nuclear warming.
Speaker 9: And then Trump started having a convoy about how all
Speaker 9: these countries have nuclear weapons and the threat of nuclear
Speaker 9: war is.
Speaker 10: High and that Elon was so confused at that when
Speaker 10: he was doing that. But what confused about because he
Speaker 10: didn't start off the conversation talking about that.
Speaker 8: Trump took it there.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, they were talking about global war.
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he wasn't.
Speaker 10: Confused, like he didn't understand. It was just like, that's
Speaker 10: not where but Trump he was controlling the conversa.
Speaker 9: Trump said, he said, global warming isn't gonna take us out.
Speaker 9: Nuclear warming. Will The fact that these conversations about nuclear
Speaker 9: war have been happening so frequently and so casually.
Speaker 2: Scare certainly concerning.
Speaker 13: Meanwhile, on the other side of the aisle, Democratic vice
Speaker 13: president vice presidential candidate Minnesota Governor Tim Walls, he scheduled
Speaker 13: to visit Newport Beach, California today. Will O'Neill, who is
Speaker 13: the Republican mayor of Newport Beach says Walls is welcome
Speaker 13: in his town, but there is a stark difference between
Speaker 13: Newport Beach and Minnesota. He's Walls is also set to
Speaker 13: travel to Denver, Colorado, on Wednesday, and he is heading
Speaker 13: back to the East Coast on Thursdays. Those details are pending,
Speaker 13: and in teen USA News, gymnast Jordan chiles she will
Speaker 13: not have her appeal heard by the Court of Arbitration
Speaker 13: for Sport. On Sunday, the International Olympic Committee said it
Speaker 13: would take away her bronze medal because of a scoring error. Yesterday,
Speaker 13: US Gymnastics said in a statement that it was notified
Speaker 13: by CAST rules that they don't allow for arbitrated award
Speaker 13: to be considered, So basically, they're not going to hear
Speaker 13: her appeal. And following that decision, Child said she's going
Speaker 13: to take a break from social media to deal with
Speaker 13: her mental health regarding that situation. So yeah, we'll keep
Speaker 13: you posted on all of the news. That's your front
Speaker 13: page news for six am hour. Coming up next, we
Speaker 13: will talk about Israel and there's a recall that's impacting
Speaker 13: the baby, So mommy's listen.
Speaker 1: Up, all right, we'll get into that next, everybody else,
Speaker 1: get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five
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Speaker 5: I hate the way that you walk, the way did
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Speaker 3: I hate the way that you dress.
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Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 16: I was a vendor at your Driver Dreams shot down
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Speaker 4: Just wanted to thank you. It was an amazing event.
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Speaker 1: It was a lot of people in that city. That
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Speaker 15: Man.
Speaker 4: I mean the people a Streetport showed so much love.
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Speaker 4: Days, six days. And thank you for coming out, man.
Speaker 4: I appreciate you. Brother.
Speaker 16: Nah everybody was so nice. Me and my sister drove
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Speaker 16: All right, you can uh see what I have at
Speaker 16: Matt King got shot.
Speaker 1: All right, man, have a good one, all right, thank
Speaker 1: you. You should pull up to the New York one. This
Speaker 1: week in New York is gonna be crazy too. So
Speaker 1: that's this Saturday in the meadow Lands Xpel Center in Jersey. Hello,
Speaker 1: who's this Hey, Sophia, good morning, Get it off your chest.
Speaker 19: Okay, I just want to make you a man about the.
Speaker 12: The Trump interview. Ken the one killed it.
Speaker 17: The border.
Speaker 19: It was a partisan deal, he killed it.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 19: When somebody saying that's two things people want to hear about,
Speaker 19: come right behind him and say, well, why did he
Speaker 19: kill the deal?
Speaker 4: We know why he killed the deal.
Speaker 9: He killed the deal because he didn't want the Democrats
Speaker 9: to get any points. He wanted to wait till he
Speaker 9: got he got in office.
Speaker 19: Yeah, let's mention that after we somebody bring it up,
Speaker 19: talk about, Well, that's people want.
Speaker 12: To hear about.
Speaker 15: Then asked, why did you kill it?
Speaker 4: Yeah, but.
Speaker 9: Was talking about I'm not I'm not making no excuses
Speaker 9: for Trump. But even before that deal, over the last
Speaker 9: four years, the border has been out of control, and
Speaker 9: it's been out of control under a Biden administration, even
Speaker 9: before they got to a deal last year. So let's
Speaker 9: be clear on it. Let's not be you know, let's
Speaker 9: be honest about these conversations.
Speaker 19: Okay, cool, I understand, but still we had a deal
Speaker 19: on the table so that no pun intended tromped them
Speaker 19: past four years. Trump did what I said, no pun intendence,
Speaker 19: but that deal that they had trumped them past four years.
Speaker 4: No, I don't agree with that. I think.
Speaker 9: At the same time, yes, Donald Trump did, uh, you know,
Speaker 9: stop them from signing the border deal, the bipartisan border
Speaker 9: deal that they had. But over the last four years
Speaker 9: the border have been under out of control under a
Speaker 9: Biden administration.
Speaker 1: Get it off her chest eight undrink five eight five
Speaker 1: one oh five one. If you need to vent phone
Speaker 1: lines wide open, it's to breakfast club morning the breakfast club,
Speaker 1: wake up, wake up, your time to get it off
Speaker 1: your chest.
Speaker 4: We want to hear from you on the breakfast gloss. Hello,
Speaker 4: it's Chris.
Speaker 15: That's going on?
Speaker 4: Chris? What your chest? Chris?
Speaker 15: I just wanted to talk about my glorious king theft man,
Speaker 15: Steph Curry, you gotta start having a conversation. He already
Speaker 15: solidified him though as the greatest point guard of all time,
Speaker 15: but we gotta start having a convot.
Speaker 4: He didn't have top five now, man, what you mean? Start?
Speaker 4: What you mean? Start?
Speaker 9: I don't even root for no waffle colored Negros ever,
Speaker 9: but I got him in the top five over Bron
Speaker 9: and y'all be looking at me like I'm crazy over Lebron.
Speaker 9: Over what y'all say? I got Michael Jordan's, Kobe Bryant,
Speaker 9: Steph Curry, Lebron James, and then Magic Johnson.
Speaker 8: I think sometimes you just say stuff.
Speaker 15: You got, you got, you got got, step Jordan's bronche
Speaker 15: tell me, tell me, Okay, Shack and Kareem.
Speaker 9: I'm not mad at that, But why, why, why? Why
Speaker 9: does this sound crazy to put stuff over Lebron.
Speaker 15: I mean, you can't look at lebron career overall, Dan
Speaker 15: say he's not in the top five over I got.
Speaker 4: In the top five. I just got I got Steph
Speaker 4: one slot over him.
Speaker 15: Oh, okay, man Bron just he long, Jeffrey Man. You
Speaker 15: gotta look at that. Stephan is great, but he ain't
Speaker 15: better than Lebron right now?
Speaker 4: Well, opinions, opinions.
Speaker 9: They've played in championship games against each other. What four times?
Speaker 9: Last time I checked, Steph Curry was three to one
Speaker 9: against Lebron in the championship games in the NBA finals.
Speaker 4: That don't matter how you play. We played straight up,
Speaker 4: and we played straight up in the NBA.
Speaker 9: Finals, and I beat you three times, you know, and
Speaker 9: that don't That don't account for nothing.
Speaker 4: Some people say the teams were different than all that,
Speaker 4: but how.
Speaker 15: Many times WHOA Thomas.
Speaker 11: Twice in the Eastern Conference finals.
Speaker 9: But see, I hate when people say that, because yes,
Speaker 9: they beat Michael Jordan twice in Easter the Commics finals.
Speaker 9: But when Michael Jordan beat the Pistons and figured it
Speaker 9: out and won his first championship, he didn't lose anymore.
Speaker 4: He was six and oh in the NBA finals. Once
Speaker 4: you figured it.
Speaker 1: Out, But you just called to big up the gold.
Speaker 1: Steph Curry to you, that's what you called for.
Speaker 9: Absolutely bicking him up with you take it from you man,
Speaker 9: bicking him up.
Speaker 4: We called the shout out Steph Curry, because he killed it.
Speaker 4: That's all. That's all of us. Brother. That Top five
Speaker 4: to me, I got him number three. I have a
Speaker 4: good one. This that man, Man, this is my person,
Speaker 4: Steph Curry.
Speaker 8: Don't listen to sometimes you just do it for the plot,
Speaker 8: to know.
Speaker 4: Don't listen to me. I'm only five six, by the way,
Speaker 4: I've been saying.
Speaker 8: This is only five six.
Speaker 11: I've been saying this about the Top five a long.
Speaker 9: Time ago when you had five six, not five six,
Speaker 9: you pregnant.
Speaker 4: Pregnant.
Speaker 15: Yeah, Top of the Morning was a good thing.
Speaker 4: Three weeks and bro, get it off your chest, man.
Speaker 12: It was.
Speaker 15: I really wanted to ask Charla Mayne.
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Speaker 3: He got it left and.
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Speaker 4: Who's this? Hey?
Speaker 12: This is sham I calling from North Carolina. What's up?
Speaker 12: Dj MV Charlamage the Guy and Laura and Laws? How
Speaker 12: you guys doing today?
Speaker 4: What's get it off your chest?
Speaker 3: Listen, Charlomaye, I I met you uh in New York,
Speaker 3: lad of a month ago in at the stream with Ivy Rivera.
Speaker 3: I want to say, I appreciate what's what you said
Speaker 3: to me about voting, because this is my first time voting,
Speaker 3: uh in this election ever in your book was amazing
Speaker 3: and I really really appreciate it. You know, shout out
Speaker 3: to your stylist, Tie, she's really dope.
Speaker 4: You Listen, who did I tell you to vote for anybody?
Speaker 4: I didn't tell you. Both of nobody did that what
Speaker 4: I said?
Speaker 15: You just told me to vote.
Speaker 12: But you just told me the importance of voting. And
Speaker 12: then we talked after the event was over and all
Speaker 12: that jazz.
Speaker 4: So I didn't whisper in your ear.
Speaker 9: No you didn't, because people think you serious.
Speaker 1: People think he's serious, and then it'd be like he's
Speaker 1: a mad No, he didn't say anything to you.
Speaker 4: Just say that out loud because he plays serious.
Speaker 12: You played too much, y'all.
Speaker 4: Thank you your mind.
Speaker 15: But y'all, man, you gotta you gotta come to.
Speaker 12: About mental health because they're not taking mental health. Uh period.
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Speaker 1: Get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 1: one oh five one. Now when we come back, we
Speaker 1: got just with the mess with long En Roso we're
Speaker 1: talking about.
Speaker 8: The celebrities getting crazy.
Speaker 10: You got some domestic violence conversations that have Jesus. Yes,
Speaker 10: Sky Jackson and her boyfriend got into it, and then
Speaker 10: and Swedi and yg got into it. But there was
Speaker 10: no criminal like, no crimes committed, but it was it
Speaker 10: was they caught the.
Speaker 8: Cops on them.
Speaker 1: All right, We'll get into that next, so don't move.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club Morning
Speaker 1: everybody at d j Envy, Jess, Hilarious, Charlamagne, the gud
Speaker 1: We are the Breakfast Club. Jess is on maternity leave
Speaker 1: and Laura l Rosa is filling in, so let's get
Speaker 1: to Jess with the mess with Laur Lao U.
Speaker 4: Is real Weather.
Speaker 12: It's hilarious.
Speaker 1: Jessica Robbin Moore just don't do no lines, don't do.
Speaker 9: Nobody world Why jess worldwide mess.
Speaker 4: On the Breakfast Club. She's the coaching with Lauren Lauren
Speaker 4: l Rosa.
Speaker 17: I'm back and I got the mess talked to me.
Speaker 10: So, y'all the celebrities are out here getting crazy in
Speaker 10: their relationships. So yesterday a story broke Sweety and Yg.
Speaker 10: You guys know, they've been dealing with each other for
Speaker 10: some time now, had gotten into it. So when the
Speaker 10: story first broke, the headline was that there was a fight,
Speaker 10: but then later on the details came out that it
Speaker 10: was not a physical altercation at all. So Yg and
Speaker 10: Sweety were in their apartment. They were allegedly arguing something
Speaker 10: about a phone. I don't know whose phone they were
Speaker 10: arguing about, but it got so loud and it was
Speaker 10: so much that the neighbors called police. So when the
Speaker 10: police got there, they came in and that's the situation
Speaker 10: separated Yg Sweety. They had a conversation when I guess
Speaker 10: the vote for them, They realized that there was no
Speaker 10: physical harm done to anybody.
Speaker 8: No one put their hands on anybody, and there was
Speaker 8: no crime committed.
Speaker 10: So they just did a non criminal report, told them
Speaker 10: to calm down, broke them apartment. Sure, they cooled down,
Speaker 10: and then they left. This argument just allowed argument about phone.
Speaker 10: So that phone always gonna do it.
Speaker 9: No one if the neighbors knew. I'm sure the neighbors
Speaker 9: knew that it was at least yg Is Sweety that
Speaker 9: lived there.
Speaker 10: Probably so, because yeah, they probably see them and stuff
Speaker 10: like that. You know what I mean, But I don't
Speaker 10: whoever is touching the phone lead the phone alone. I
Speaker 10: will start before I go through some my phone.
Speaker 4: That's right, man. Let me text my side, check on
Speaker 4: my side. Man in peace.
Speaker 8: All that is finding dandy until she texts back. No,
Speaker 8: that's hurt you guys.
Speaker 9: Oh, I said, shake outside man, So it could be
Speaker 9: heard texting somebody or him texting somebody.
Speaker 4: Equal opportunity.
Speaker 8: Look at you being inclusive today. You learned something yesterday?
Speaker 7: Huh?
Speaker 9: You want me to inclusive days too? Give me a
Speaker 9: story about some days. I'll bring it around, all right.
Speaker 10: So Obama dropped his summer twenty twenty four playlist. Y'all
Speaker 10: know he does the playlist for different seasons or whatever
Speaker 10: or let you know what he's listening.
Speaker 4: To, so let's hear it. I saw it yesterday.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I was very surprised. But it's this he's doing
Speaker 10: a little bit more into the you know what I mean.
Speaker 10: So some of the noteworthy songs A bar song by Shaboozi.
Speaker 8: Shaboozy is so far fire Fire record.
Speaker 10: Texas, hold On, Beyonce, want to Be Glorilla, make the
Speaker 10: Sayan Jump Tyler, and Gonna Cool Love Me by Tims.
Speaker 11: That's great record, this one right here.
Speaker 10: I was like, ooh, I don't want to hear him.
Speaker 10: Listen to this with Michelle how do you want?
Speaker 13: It?
Speaker 8: With Tupac and Casey and Jojo?
Speaker 4: How do you want? That's a classic?
Speaker 8: I just like, that's a classic. What are they doing
Speaker 8: to that song?
Speaker 4: But grown people, I don't know you made Bama. I
Speaker 4: must have saw a different playlist because the playlists of
Speaker 4: Mayonnaise on it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so there the full playlist. Does you know?
Speaker 10: He has to be inclusive? The full playlist does have
Speaker 10: you know, there's mayonnaise in here. But I just I
Speaker 10: grabbed out all of the lowries, so say so PJ
Speaker 10: Morton and Jojo my best sweetie?
Speaker 8: Uh the people common, but the big thing on here.
Speaker 10: When I saw the list released on Twitter, I instantly
Speaker 10: clicked it because I'm like, oh, I can't wait to
Speaker 10: be like Obama and then not like us.
Speaker 9: He had a lot of old hip hop on it too,
Speaker 9: like Diggable Planets, and that was not like us.
Speaker 10: Isn't on here though, that's the biggest song in this
Speaker 10: It's no way Obama wasn't.
Speaker 4: I would think I would think President Obama's more of
Speaker 4: a your four your guy. I think he would appreciate
Speaker 4: your fouria more than that like us. I think he
Speaker 4: rocked it not like us as well.
Speaker 1: I just don't think he wants to promote beef like
Speaker 1: he knows where it will go, because it's a beef racket.
Speaker 4: I don't know what you mean, brether than Obama with
Speaker 4: the smoke, drove Obama baby crazy.
Speaker 9: Man, got a crypt rock. Let the drone on your ass,
Speaker 9: big Bronco. If you want to big Obama big with
Speaker 9: this smoke.
Speaker 4: He not with beef. Are you crazy? All right?
Speaker 8: Darling? He getting crazy this morning?
Speaker 4: This is what I don't know.
Speaker 9: Why do y'all get so mad at the truth Something
Speaker 9: I don't understand it nobody's mad at the truth.
Speaker 4: I just don't. I just don't think Brock's gonna say, yeah,
Speaker 4: this is my thing.
Speaker 10: But Rock definitely was listening to not like us in
Speaker 10: the car all the time. Sure Puffin you know he
Speaker 10: rolled his weed and white papers to.
Speaker 9: Going too far over you for your type of guy,
Speaker 9: because you four is more layered. Uh, you four is fantastic,
Speaker 9: by the way, but how he just strikes me as
Speaker 9: more of your four, your type of person.
Speaker 8: You don't see him?
Speaker 4: What is it the braids? You can't see yo?
Speaker 10: Can you imagine Obama running and drink and be like,
Speaker 10: we don't want to hear you say no no more?
Speaker 11: Man a questioning if he can still say it.
Speaker 9: Hey, Michelle, you actually can say nig because you've have
Speaker 9: all right, man, if you have, you can say nig.
Speaker 4: That is just that Laura l.
Speaker 1: Rossa, all right now when we come back front page News,
Speaker 1: Morgan would be joining us, and don't go anywhere as
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Cloak the Morning Morning, Everybody's DJ Envy just
Speaker 1: hilaris Charlamagne the gud We are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Jess is on maternity leave.
Speaker 1: Laura l Rossa's head and let's get in some front
Speaker 1: page news.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 13: Welcome back, Yeah, welcome back, welcome back, good to be back.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 13: So, as mentioned in the previous hour, we're definitely going
Speaker 13: to talk about what's going on in Israel.
Speaker 2: The Biden administration believes Israel.
Speaker 13: Could be attacked by Iran and its proxies as soon
Speaker 13: as this week. That's what National Security Council spokesman John
Speaker 13: Kirby told reporters.
Speaker 2: Let's hear from him.
Speaker 14: It's increasingly likely to increasingly likely that there will be
Speaker 14: an attack by Iran and or its proxies, and perhaps
Speaker 14: in the coming days.
Speaker 8: I would tell you that we share those concerns.
Speaker 14: It is difficult to ascertain at this particular time, if
Speaker 14: there is an attack by Iran and ords proxies, what
Speaker 14: that could look like.
Speaker 13: So this comes as Iran has threaten to retaliate against
Speaker 13: Israel following the recent assassinations of Hamas and HSBAL leaders.
Speaker 13: The US has sent more military resources to the region
Speaker 13: and is monitoring rising tensions in the Middle East.
Speaker 2: Did you want to say something, Sharpe, Yeah, I.
Speaker 9: Was just saying, you know, when I was listening to Trump, uh,
Speaker 9: you know, talked to Elon Musk yesterday he was bringing
Speaker 9: this up. And you know, I'm telling you, when you
Speaker 9: listen to Trump speak to the fact, you know, countries
Speaker 9: like Iran, you know, think America is weak and Iran
Speaker 9: isn't scared to go into Israel because they have no
Speaker 9: fear of America.
Speaker 11: It does make you wonder if if that's.
Speaker 9: True, you know, And then they you know, even listening
Speaker 9: to Trump yesterday talk about how he wants to build
Speaker 9: an iron dome over America, like you know, like how
Speaker 9: Israel has an iron dome. Those conversations were never happening
Speaker 9: in America before. The fact Trump thinks we need an
Speaker 9: iron dome should concern us all. The fact that they're
Speaker 9: having these casual conversations about nuclear war should concern us all.
Speaker 1: And for people that's listening that don't know what the
Speaker 1: iron Dome is is not a real dome where they
Speaker 1: actually cover America. It's a protective security system that if
Speaker 1: anything flies over the iron Dome picks it up immediately
Speaker 1: and shoots down the weapons so we won't have You know,
Speaker 1: it takes a lot more to get a missile or
Speaker 1: something through to the atmosphere over here.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 10: I'm just trying to make it to be able to
Speaker 10: buy a house and have kids and all this stuff
Speaker 10: is happening.
Speaker 9: Well, you think that's one thing the Vice president is
Speaker 9: big on. The Vice president is big on rebuilding the
Speaker 9: middle class, making sure that everybody has the opportunity to
Speaker 9: own a business and own a home. But guess what
Speaker 9: if nuclear war happens, you ain't got to worry about
Speaker 9: none of that.
Speaker 4: No, Okay, you're right.
Speaker 13: So I mean, meanwhile, let me try to ease some
Speaker 13: of that tension. Is strengthening forces in the Middle East
Speaker 13: due to the escalating regional tensions. A Pentagon statement issued
Speaker 13: on Sunday says Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin is reiterating
Speaker 13: the Biden administration's commitment to take every possible step to
Speaker 13: defend Israel. Meanwhile, President Biden is continuing to push for
Speaker 13: a strike for a ceasefire deal that would include the
Speaker 13: release of hostages held by Hamas. So again, we work
Speaker 13: and we work in our you know, hopefully thing, Hopefully
Speaker 13: you can get your house and your kids, Lauren, I'm
Speaker 13: rooting for you. Meanwhile, protests against Israel and the US
Speaker 13: are expected outside the Democratic National Convention in Chicago next week.
Speaker 2: So if you're headed to Chicago, keep that in mind.
Speaker 13: Pro Palestinian organizations say thousands of people will descend on
Speaker 13: the Convention to protest the Biden administration's handling of the
Speaker 13: Israel Hamas conflict and the rising civilian death toll. The
Speaker 13: largest of the planned demonstrations on will be the march
Speaker 13: on the DNC, which is scheduled for noon August nineteenth
Speaker 13: and the evening of August twenty second at Union Park
Speaker 13: less than a half mile from the DNC venue. So
Speaker 13: if you're ubering that way, you're catching a ride or
Speaker 13: whatever the case is. If you're in that vicinity, you
Speaker 13: know expect traffic, plan ahead those type of things.
Speaker 2: If you are headed to Chicago for the DNC.
Speaker 13: The groups are calling on Kamala Harris and the Democratic
Speaker 13: Party to push for an immediate ceasefire and the US
Speaker 13: military aid that is headed to Israel.
Speaker 4: That's not the only protest too.
Speaker 9: There's a lot of community activists in Chicago who are
Speaker 9: planning the protests in the spirit of Dick Gregory's nineteen
Speaker 9: sixty eight DNC demonstration, and they're advocating for a black agenda.
Speaker 9: They're advocating for a housing injustice in Chicago the displacement
Speaker 9: of seniors and black families, and the migrant crisis that
Speaker 9: is impacting the communities of Chicago and those are black people.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, I was gonna say shout out to Gregory. You
Speaker 2: definitely did his big one.
Speaker 13: And it's just switching gears, you know, and baby related
Speaker 13: health news. You may want it to double check the
Speaker 13: formula you're given to the baby. The FDA is ordering
Speaker 13: a recall of powdered baby formula sold at CBS Pharmacies
Speaker 13: and HB.
Speaker 2: Grocery stores across twelve states.
Speaker 13: Parago Company says it's recalled over sixteen thousand cans of
Speaker 13: store brand Fremium infant formula with iron milk based powder
Speaker 13: because they contained too much vitamin ded now. The FDA
Speaker 13: says they have no reports of any adverse effects because
Speaker 13: of the powder, but they say most infants won't have
Speaker 13: any problems. However, they do point out that infants with
Speaker 13: other health issues, especially kidney problems, uh, there are complications possible.
Speaker 13: So the recall is for any products shipped after February sixth.
Speaker 13: The states impacted are Florida, California, South Carolina, New Jersey, Michigan, Pennsylvania,
Speaker 13: Rhode Island, Texas, Missouri, Indiana, and Tennessee and Virginia said,
Speaker 13: I mentioned Virginia. Anyways, wherever you at, check that baby
Speaker 13: formula before you give it to that baby.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 11: That's why you can't square away from that Liquid Gold man.
Speaker 4: That's your frog page.
Speaker 2: Listen, We're not gonna get too much into that. That's
Speaker 2: your procase. We're not shaming it into it.
Speaker 4: You gotta I don't think the babies can. I don't.
Speaker 15: I don't think.
Speaker 2: President Liquid Gold.
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Speaker 4: Thank y'all, all right, thank you Morgan.
Speaker 1: And when we come back, Sauce Walker will be joining
Speaker 1: us all the Sauce Walker from Texas, So kick.
Speaker 4: With him next to the Breakfast Club in the morning.
Speaker 1: The Breakfast Club, Good morning, everybody is dj n V
Speaker 1: Jess Hilarry Schell, I mean the guy. We are the
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club. We have Laura Larrossa with us and now
Speaker 1: with us this morning. We got a special guest in
Speaker 1: the building.
Speaker 9: You've got a new album out, Sauce Father too, Sauce Walker,
Speaker 9: what's up my brother and site?
Speaker 4: Man, it's the kid that did man, the kid that
Speaker 4: really didn't the reason why the Sauce Water was reading
Speaker 4: you know the flag I'm speaking, Sauce Walker. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: Now people act like they know.
Speaker 6: What you just.
Speaker 8: Beginning.
Speaker 4: I always do it that I never say nothing that
Speaker 4: I don't do, you know what I mean? You know,
Speaker 4: I think people don't realize about you, Sauce Walker.
Speaker 9: You really are a dope ass raffle thank you pleasure,
Speaker 9: like an mc mc real life. But I think the
Speaker 9: online personality sometimes overshadows the bass.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, I mean, you know, it's more of a
Speaker 4: thing like don't judge a book by its cover, but
Speaker 4: also what we'd like to say and my crew, we'd
Speaker 4: like to say, don't let the sauce fool you, you
Speaker 4: know what I'm saying. But also as well, you know,
Speaker 4: I kind of feel like a lot of artists and
Speaker 4: a lot of rappers put on this persona and they
Speaker 4: put on this image, but like you always gotta be
Speaker 4: tough for you always gotta be on some streets, you
Speaker 4: know what I'm saying, Like you can't just enjoy life
Speaker 4: for be humorous, just have fun, and you know what
Speaker 4: I'm saying, enjoy life for what it is. And I
Speaker 4: always be so serious for me and my personal experience.
Speaker 4: I feel like, when you really come from the struggle,
Speaker 4: when you really come from violence, when you really come
Speaker 4: from pain and suffering, and you get to a platform
Speaker 4: like Instagram, this app was made to light pictures and
Speaker 4: make memories and have fun, and just so happened, it
Speaker 4: became a platform where people could create lucrative ways of
Speaker 4: generating residual it coming wealth off of you know what
Speaker 4: I'm saying, creating a wider audience through a platform. And
Speaker 4: I feel like, why would I use Instagram as a
Speaker 4: place to try to be like overly seer. It's over
Speaker 4: hard when I'm trying to reach out to the world,
Speaker 4: you know what I'm saying. That's how I look at it.
Speaker 10: I listened to we were talking about earlier, some of
Speaker 10: your interviews, and I listened to how you were talking
Speaker 10: about how you like do like their promotions sometimes for
Speaker 10: other artists and whatever, and I was like, this is
Speaker 10: how like an influencer works, Like do you consider yourself
Speaker 10: an influencer too?
Speaker 8: Or like it's just you.
Speaker 4: I mean to be honest. I only rap on the weekends.
Speaker 4: I'm keep it real like I'm more of a lot
Speaker 4: of things than an artist. I'm a CEO, I'm a
Speaker 4: philanthropist in my community. I'm a motive, motivational speaker and
Speaker 4: financial advising consulting for a lot of people in different
Speaker 4: companies as well, own six different LLC's too corporations. I
Speaker 4: sell boats all all forms of streaming up from being
Speaker 4: a YouTube with TikTok of only fans rapping like I've done,
Speaker 4: I do it. I've done it all. That's within my
Speaker 4: respected realm of hustling, you know what I mean. So
Speaker 4: rapping is just something that is first nature to me
Speaker 4: because I've been doing in my whole life. I've been
Speaker 4: recording in Perfect in the studios is nineteen ninety six,
Speaker 4: when I was like six years old. I've been rapping
Speaker 4: my whole life. It is just something that I just
Speaker 4: do with that I'm good at. But I happen to
Speaker 4: be one of those people that's just talented enough to
Speaker 4: where I can do anything and still be successful and
Speaker 4: make millions of dollars of conversation. I could be make
Speaker 4: millions of dollars podcasting, comedian acting. I'm just one of
Speaker 4: those stars with just multitalanted but rapping. It's a strong
Speaker 4: suit that I have lyrically that it does get overshadowed
Speaker 4: and overlooked because I'm so charismatic, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: But you know it's a gifferent occurage because you know,
Speaker 4: it's certain areas where it calls to have intelligence, conversation
Speaker 4: and charisma, and a lot of artists don't have that
Speaker 4: in those areas. So you may have good music and
Speaker 4: a good song that lasts momentarily, but you don't laugh
Speaker 4: last for a lifetime because people not invested to you
Speaker 4: as a person, as a human being more than just
Speaker 4: your music. You know, music is subjective. Sometimes it's good,
Speaker 4: sometimes people don't care for it. But everybody always loves
Speaker 4: a great personality in a great mind.
Speaker 10: But does it get to you sometimes, Like when you
Speaker 10: just dropped that free so I think.
Speaker 11: It was yeah yeah and knock life yeah, like.
Speaker 10: And people were like, yo, he really be going, and
Speaker 10: like it's like almost like people are always relearning that
Speaker 10: that's what you do naturally.
Speaker 4: I mean, honestly, I always been one of them type
Speaker 4: of people. That's like I've been taking my flowers my
Speaker 4: entire career. I'm sure the man is. I don't know
Speaker 4: how familiar y'all are with me, but I know so
Speaker 4: the main be very familiar with my career. They've been
Speaker 4: we've been talking to each other and trying to get
Speaker 4: me up here for years, since early early in my
Speaker 4: career when I was doing the Sauce Twins, I've always
Speaker 4: known and I've always been very vocal and confident about
Speaker 4: the fact that I know I'm one of the best
Speaker 4: rappers to ever live, not just of my generation or
Speaker 4: not just from Texas, like I know for a million percent.
Speaker 4: In fact, lyrically ball for ball, similar for similarly analogy
Speaker 4: for analogy, metaphor for metaphor storytelling having actual substance, meaning
Speaker 4: a message that people can actually grab knowledge wholesome, this
Speaker 4: information from pain, struggle and healing through the things that
Speaker 4: we go through being black people in America, coming from poverty,
Speaker 4: coming from struggle, broken parenting, or just taking the struggle
Speaker 4: part out of it, but just elite plusline skills and
Speaker 4: delivery in catuses like I've shown over my ten year
Speaker 4: spanning my career that I'm not only I'm one of
Speaker 4: the best, but I'm also one of the most prolific
Speaker 4: rappers to come out of my generation and generation before me,
Speaker 4: and then being there. He's not putting sauce on that.
Speaker 4: I'm not.
Speaker 11: I'm telling you.
Speaker 4: And I'm from the South, and I'm from the South.
Speaker 4: I'm from Houston, Texas. You know what I'm saying. I'm
Speaker 4: from the same place as Skull Fights the Cowboys, is it.
Speaker 4: And I'm renowned, respected by New York and New York
Speaker 4: rappers more than anywhere else. My biggest market is New York.
Speaker 4: Houston or well, Texas is my first market and then
Speaker 4: New York is my second.
Speaker 20: You were talking about all your many business ventures and
Speaker 20: all the things that you do in the first record
Speaker 20: on SOFTBA.
Speaker 8: The two is.
Speaker 20: Master P and I really love the relationship between Texas
Speaker 20: and New Orleans. Just talk to me about your year
Speaker 20: relationship with master P.
Speaker 4: That's on. Get what you think, but go ahead. You
Speaker 4: know I'm a I'm a master P and in a
Speaker 4: lot of different areas, you know what I'm saying. And
Speaker 4: I respect the direction and some of the principles that
Speaker 4: master P implemented in his career to get where he is.
Speaker 4: And I've been told this by some of the label
Speaker 4: execs and people that I do do business with or
Speaker 4: have done business with in the industry that some of
Speaker 4: the deal structures that I've created are kind of like
Speaker 4: master P deals because it's like very rare where artists
Speaker 4: can sign a deal with an anti major label or
Speaker 4: major label, get millions of dollars and still keep his
Speaker 4: entire catalog separated from that contractual agreement and having a
Speaker 4: record label with I got fifty fifty artists, well producers
Speaker 4: and artists as well, but forty some artists and ten
Speaker 4: producers signed to my record label and my distribution company,
Speaker 4: and I have of those forty some artists, probably like
Speaker 4: seven or eight of those artists are international from like here, Shima, Japan,
Speaker 4: Puerto Rico, Venezuela. So like, I think that I've created
Speaker 4: a cult fan base and a following somewhat similar to
Speaker 4: No Limit and master P with the Sauce Walker and
Speaker 4: the Sauce Family. T yourself. But in that song you're
Speaker 4: talking about pimping. I mean, I'm always talking about the pimping,
Speaker 4: You know what I mean. But you know it's it's
Speaker 4: the p is a lot of things is being a pimp,
Speaker 4: is being a player, a president, prestigious, It's being professional,
Speaker 4: it's being POWERU, it's being a lot of things. Being
Speaker 4: a pe. You know what I'm saying, And I represent
Speaker 4: all of those titles very well, But I'm who created P.
Speaker 4: Did it come from Texas or did it come from
Speaker 4: what you saying? The turn P P pushing P. I
Speaker 4: don't push P. What we do is something is different.
Speaker 4: The P itself don't come from no rappers or none
Speaker 4: of that. The psself come from the game. It comes
Speaker 4: from a man with a plan and a woman with
Speaker 4: a vagina that's a little bit finer. That's where the
Speaker 4: PEE comes from. All the other stuff is like fabricated
Speaker 4: or extra like you can make it sound cool, like
Speaker 4: saying you're pushing paper. You know what I'm saying. That
Speaker 4: was like about the most decent explanation that I feel
Speaker 4: that that that that that was given from that perspective.
Speaker 4: But the P is to be the ultimate player, you
Speaker 4: know what I'm saying. And there's two sides of it.
Speaker 4: You can be a player, you can be a pimp.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying. A pimp is somebody who
Speaker 4: leads and tells people, or gives a person a task
Speaker 4: or a strategy to go make money. That's all the
Speaker 4: pimp is. As a manager is somebody that gives you
Speaker 4: instutions to do something that either they know how to
Speaker 4: do or they prefer to you to do it, and
Speaker 4: they just evaluate what you're doing like a coach, a
Speaker 4: life coach, a player, though, is somebody who people that
Speaker 4: already got the money. I just play my way into
Speaker 4: the situation.
Speaker 1: We got more with Source Walker when we come back,
Speaker 1: so don't move. It's to Breakfast Club, Good Morning. More
Speaker 1: than everybody is dj n V. Jess, Hilaris Chlamine the guy.
Speaker 1: We are the Breakfast Club. Jess is on Maturnity Lead.
Speaker 4: You've burn.
Speaker 1: La Rosa is filling in and Knowledge. It's with us
Speaker 1: this morning. We're still kicking in with Sauce Walker from Texas.
Speaker 10: Lauren, So you're talking about people becoming like popping right
Speaker 10: and things changing.
Speaker 8: When did you realize like you were popping like me?
Speaker 4: I was born, I was popping. I knew I was popping.
Speaker 4: I ain't know no, just just I knew I was
Speaker 4: him my whole life. I've been him, came woo him,
Speaker 4: I came out to woomb him. I've been I've been
Speaker 4: like a star my whole life. Like I said earlier,
Speaker 4: I've been wrapping my whole life. I never was like
Speaker 4: one of those kids that was like confused about what
Speaker 4: I wanted to be when I grew up or what
Speaker 4: was gonna happen for me. Like I always knew I
Speaker 4: was gonna be an entertainer. I always know I was
Speaker 4: gonna be a rapper. I always knew I was gonna
Speaker 4: be flyers, and I know and I was handsome my
Speaker 4: whole life. I always knew that that was even say
Speaker 4: that for me, like I understand the difference between being
Speaker 4: a handsome man, but just a man that don't have
Speaker 4: natural you know what I'm saying. The ability to just
Speaker 4: captivate a woman's attention nobody ugly for nothing.
Speaker 8: Was so I really enjoyed these You have a podcast,
Speaker 8: No need.
Speaker 4: I say. You said, I don't want to call him anybody.
Speaker 4: You ain't wanna call the girl raggety. You adn't want
Speaker 4: I'm so I'll be saying certain stuff about with girls
Speaker 4: or just with people in there. People just wanting to
Speaker 4: attack me, from my opinion, but everybody sub checked. Look,
Speaker 4: oh man, he's so informative, like I would love to
Speaker 4: watch a podcast on top. But then some of them.
Speaker 10: Sometimes you be calling like you be calling people out
Speaker 10: for stuff like that's what I when.
Speaker 4: I hear the call it like it is, I know
Speaker 4: not I'm been going to change that.
Speaker 8: The Drake moment was the moment that's.
Speaker 4: When a lot of people know me from controversial like that. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna stand on the business regardless of whoever. Whatever
Speaker 4: you call. It's funny tho, because you called Drake off
Speaker 4: cultural appropriation way before Kendrick did. I did. I did.
Speaker 4: I definitely did. And if my whole city would have
Speaker 4: supported what I was on back then for the reasons
Speaker 4: that I did it, then we would have got the
Speaker 4: same reaction that Kendren lamore in California. And I think
Speaker 4: it's just a beautiful thing with again no discredit to
Speaker 4: either one of those artists, because again I have nothing
Speaker 4: to do with it, and I don't give a about
Speaker 4: this because I'm a MILLIONAI, I'm sauthwalking and I made it.
Speaker 4: I beat the black ball of the rap games, of
Speaker 4: those toposity scenarios. But to speak on that particular situation
Speaker 4: is that it's just a beautiful thing to see the
Speaker 4: outcome of an entire city and then entire state standing
Speaker 4: behind the artist that represents them well and represents the
Speaker 4: culture and just trying to defend for their culture and
Speaker 4: the culture itself, not trying to mediate or prohibit their
Speaker 4: artists from fending for their culture, but instead standing behind
Speaker 4: them and supporting that ideal. And that's the difference between
Speaker 4: appreciation and appropriation. And that's what creates a bigger landscape
Speaker 4: of economy and opportunity for that city. The South. It
Speaker 4: takes it hugeon espacely was supposed to government. And you
Speaker 4: know what I'm saying, it's cool. Somebody got to do it,
Speaker 4: and I did it. I ain't tripping them, bro. Don't
Speaker 4: you think Houston alight?
Speaker 9: It looks at Drake different because there wouldn't be hosscovery.
Speaker 4: I don't give a what Houston look at it. It's
Speaker 4: what I said. I'm a j prince too, like my
Speaker 4: world is a law. Well, what I speak is the
Speaker 4: real opinions of the city of Houston, the people that's
Speaker 4: in the south side, of the people that's on the
Speaker 4: north side. The people say they felt like what I
Speaker 4: was saying it was not No, it's not make believe.
Speaker 4: It's simple. It's not rocket science. It was simple. If
Speaker 4: you in the city and you saying like what you
Speaker 4: just said, you just said that it wouldn't be no,
Speaker 4: it wouldn't be no Drake without Houston. Okay. So at
Speaker 4: the time, why did Drake not and still to this day,
Speaker 4: why did Drake not have no bunch of records with
Speaker 4: Houston artists? You aren't doing that with Atlanta if you
Speaker 4: love Atlanta and actually he got it's seven, eight, nine
Speaker 4: to fifteen artists that you got songs with in Atlanta.
Speaker 4: Not only does you know that the city of Atlanta
Speaker 4: was gonna look at you weird for not doing that,
Speaker 4: look at you and feel a certain type of way
Speaker 4: by you, by you not making those songs and making
Speaker 4: those moments with that city, but you knew that it
Speaker 4: was also beneficial for you as an artist to make
Speaker 4: music with these songs because the leveling of stardom and
Speaker 4: momentum it feeds each other. Versus you feel that I'm
Speaker 4: just the a side artist that lifting up this musician.
Speaker 4: If I'm going to foreign land and I have resources
Speaker 4: and you have resources that I want to also generate from,
Speaker 4: we're supposed to share, we supposed to trade, and that's
Speaker 4: what makes everybody stronger. It didn't make sense and it
Speaker 4: was just a total line of disrespect to me at
Speaker 4: the time. And this will be for any celebrity and artists,
Speaker 4: This particular superstar, this particular entity that in my city
Speaker 4: can simply make two songs with two different artists here,
Speaker 4: that's gonna create so much revenue from ESPN's to the
Speaker 4: talk shows, to Nikes and all these huge companies seeing that,
Speaker 4: Oh wow, there's money, there's momentum, there's lucrativeness in the
Speaker 4: state of Texas. Look at these artists working with these artists. Okay,
Speaker 4: maybe it makes sense for us to run the NBA
Speaker 4: campaign behind this song with these artists when we have
Speaker 4: Toronto planning against the Houston Rockers, so Toronto playing against
Speaker 4: the datas Maverags. We're gonna make sure that these artists
Speaker 4: are sitting on the sidelines that we do with the
Speaker 4: And that's just add that I understood from a business
Speaker 4: standpoint that that should be happening. Isn't that required a
Speaker 4: Houston artists too, those I mean, Travis ain't no slops.
Speaker 4: Travis is a big deal, and I vocally publicly have
Speaker 4: stood on the business and made Travis adhere to that
Speaker 4: type of me and Travis got a real brotherly relationship.
Speaker 4: Like it's in Houston.
Speaker 3: Know that.
Speaker 4: Like there's been times with still going on where I
Speaker 4: asked and required, like Travis bro like it's do this
Speaker 4: with this artist or acknowledge this artist, or like you
Speaker 4: know what I'm saying, Let's let's go do this music
Speaker 4: right here, and Travis does it because Cherevin understand. Like
Speaker 4: that's the difference. Like Travis Son artists from Houston. Travis
Speaker 4: has made music with all this from Houston. Traffick show
Speaker 4: up the music videos for artists from Houston. Oh and knew.
Speaker 4: He do concerts, put Houston artists on the on the bill,
Speaker 4: put him his main performers. He does his due diligence.
Speaker 4: Megan A. Stallion, she does something. She had songs with
Speaker 4: Soft Walk, she got songs with Maxoklain, she got songs
Speaker 4: with a little Kecky, she got song big poking. That's
Speaker 4: really being from a city, being and appreciating the culture
Speaker 4: of me being in New York. I love New York.
Speaker 4: I made a New York album produced by New York
Speaker 4: producers with New York all this featured on it. You
Speaker 4: just seen may Not just came through the window. Oh
Speaker 4: my boys, Sauce, I made songs with Mayno years and
Speaker 4: years years ago. No disrespect to bun Bet he's from
Speaker 4: Port Author, He's not from Houston. Make a lot of
Speaker 4: people trying to say, oh what Drake made his own
Speaker 4: bun bun being not from Houston, No disrespect them. This
Speaker 4: is Houston textas were talking about. You just said Houston,
Speaker 4: didn't you do You say Port Author? Du say Houston?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 9: Then you made an excellent point too on Bootlet cav
Speaker 9: podcast that I want I want you to get into
Speaker 9: because I really loved that you said.
Speaker 4: It's the Boulet cav.
Speaker 9: You said, only fans is providing women with a safer
Speaker 9: alternative to the streets and offering them a sense of
Speaker 9: intimate freedom.
Speaker 4: Yes, liborate on that. It's as in this substitution to prostitution.
Speaker 4: It's a way for a woman to give a man
Speaker 4: the same ecstasy and fulfillment that he gets touching her
Speaker 4: body physically. But she could do it from the comfortability
Speaker 4: of her home, in a living room or in a
Speaker 4: bedroom and retain the physical side of her dignity. Now
Speaker 4: there may be an in opinion from her family's, friends,
Speaker 4: co workers, and loved ones about her body being out
Speaker 4: there on pictures. But again, I we talked about earlier,
Speaker 4: were living in the world where the average woman on
Speaker 4: the internet is showing you some form of skin. The
Speaker 4: average woman understands the algorithm feeds her pockets and feeds
Speaker 4: her marketing strategies much more. Where she looks appealing and
Speaker 4: sexually appealing to the eye of not just men, but
Speaker 4: the women who inspire to look like her, These are
Speaker 4: the things that are beneficial for her market place and
Speaker 4: share to sell products. A man will buy a product
Speaker 4: from another rough looking man with a scruffy beard and
Speaker 4: with THEO because of the message behind the product. A
Speaker 4: woman not buying a product from another woman that she
Speaker 4: doesn't see in some shape of beautiful the way she
Speaker 4: looks at herself. Is that true?
Speaker 8: Yeah, pretty much.
Speaker 10: When you start talking about that, start thinking about when
Speaker 10: I get my hair done?
Speaker 8: No I did. I didn't even see her, thinking like people.
Speaker 4: Go get a haircut from about head mother, when I
Speaker 4: would never get a hair done.
Speaker 8: Come on, yeah, when I get my hair done.
Speaker 4: Dread get your front to put in and if I'm.
Speaker 10: Trying a new artist, I go to the Instagram and
Speaker 10: I want to see how she's doing her hair personally
Speaker 10: when she goes out. Maybe she not dressed up in
Speaker 10: a salon, but I do want to see how Sis
Speaker 10: looks on a daily because it's like can she upkeep?
Speaker 10: Because then if she matched my upkeep, I know she's
Speaker 10: not gonna You're not gonna see my agd.
Speaker 1: How we got more with Sauce Walker. When we come back,
Speaker 1: you don't move. It's to breakfast club. Good morning to
Speaker 1: everybody in j NV, Jess, Hilariy, Charlamagne, the guy we
Speaker 1: are the breakfast club. Jess is on Maturnity leave, Loura
Speaker 1: la Rossa is filling in, and now that is with
Speaker 1: us this morning. We're still kicking in with Sauce Walker
Speaker 1: from Texas. Lauren with such.
Speaker 8: An elevated way of learning and thinking.
Speaker 10: Like there's still sometimes though, where like you put yourself
Speaker 10: on I won't even say put yourself, but you get
Speaker 10: into some certain situations like that the high speed chase
Speaker 10: or is that like a thing of the not happening anymore?
Speaker 10: Like how does a person that thinks and knows how
Speaker 10: valuable you are end up in a situation like.
Speaker 4: That because not perfect crazy.
Speaker 8: It's not a targeting question you need.
Speaker 4: I'll go have fun and en joy life Walker, I'll
Speaker 4: go over there.
Speaker 17: Oh hey.
Speaker 4: But the point of what I'm trying to say is
Speaker 4: I'm still a strict man. I'm still again I said
Speaker 4: I only rap on the weekends. I spend a lot
Speaker 4: of my time in multiple cities just being out and
Speaker 4: about in the communities, in multiple different trap houses, chilling
Speaker 4: with rappers, like up and coming rappers, people who aspire
Speaker 4: to be rappers. I'm still like in a grid of it.
Speaker 4: I don't always record in professional studios and background. Sometimes
Speaker 4: I'm recording in some apartments, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 4: just to get that feeling and their true essence of
Speaker 4: where I started it with it, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 4: And just to also be a motivational piece for people
Speaker 4: to see, like you could touch success, you could be
Speaker 4: like you see a cyber truck on the internet and
Speaker 4: saft walk up, bring a cyberchruck right to your ghetto
Speaker 4: and right to yo hood. And me having that connection
Speaker 4: and openness to my background and where I come from,
Speaker 4: and still indulging in some of the activities that come
Speaker 4: from where I come from. Something that's simple than smoking
Speaker 4: weed and sit and drink or put you in a
Speaker 4: position to us like, damn, now I'm getting pulled over.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying. I might be going through
Speaker 4: this and that, and I still didn't pull over you.
Speaker 4: I know, I said, I said, now I'm getting you
Speaker 4: know what I'm saying, and you know it just be
Speaker 4: how be you know what I'm saying. You know, like
Speaker 4: you know, I was just in a situation where you,
Speaker 4: first of all, you know what I'm saying the way
Speaker 4: that you know it was just it is what it is.
Speaker 7: It is.
Speaker 4: I would say this, I would say this without saying
Speaker 4: too much. I'd say this is that I grew up
Speaker 4: where if a car is telling me or following me
Speaker 4: fast with all the lights off, I'm trying to do
Speaker 4: two things, respond or respond, And in that situation, I
Speaker 4: was you know, that was my response. And I've had
Speaker 4: a history of responding that way. You know what I'm
Speaker 4: saying in certain and certain calls, and I'm just going
Speaker 4: to change that by myself. But at the end of
Speaker 4: the day, you know, it is what it is about.
Speaker 4: When you had the broomstick and the dude was coming
Speaker 4: at you with the knife. I'm just violent, like meaning
Speaker 4: as far as like when somebody aggresses me, like brings
Speaker 4: aggression to me. I'm just that, just how I am defindish.
Speaker 4: I don't got security and none of that. I don't
Speaker 4: do like you just seen. I come up here with
Speaker 4: five thousand chain on. I ain't got no big tall
Speaker 4: person with black t on and in the little pouch
Speaker 4: like yeah, I ain't one of them typing out my
Speaker 4: own security. I beat people up. I've been to the penitentiary.
Speaker 4: I've been fighting and defending myself my whole like my
Speaker 4: daddy six y five, like I have no physical fear
Speaker 4: of confrontation, death for another man, weapons, gun like I
Speaker 4: just off off. Here's the taste is a place where
Speaker 4: guns or cell phones and wallets. A handgun is a
Speaker 4: cell phone. Where I'm from. Where I'm from, every person
Speaker 4: in this radio station got a handgun, and they bad
Speaker 4: every day of their life. Every woman is trained normally
Speaker 4: regularly to walk around with a handgun, every single one
Speaker 4: of y'all where I'm from.
Speaker 9: When do you give up the screen life songs? Because
Speaker 9: you got a lot to offer.
Speaker 4: I mean, I my personal opinion, I feel that I
Speaker 4: don't think it's ever going to prohibit the blessing for
Speaker 4: me to just completely walk away from the streets because
Speaker 4: what I was born into, and by me being born
Speaker 4: into this lifestyle, into this way of thinking, and to
Speaker 4: these relationships with people, I owe certain lordy, certain relationships,
Speaker 4: certain accountability of going back to the community in which
Speaker 4: I was raised then and the people that shared my
Speaker 4: struggles and be a vessel of cleansing and healing and
Speaker 4: teaching and prosperity to them. I have to go back
Speaker 4: and be with them. I have to go in those
Speaker 4: communities and be a part of the activities and the
Speaker 4: struggles and the conversations that's going on from where I
Speaker 4: come from. To make a.
Speaker 20: Difference, being able to go back to bround zero, I
Speaker 20: think is just though you're you've elevated, you know, you're
Speaker 20: still humble, Like where did you get all of your coding,
Speaker 20: like your ethics?
Speaker 4: Because I really come from a lot of nothing. And
Speaker 4: when I say that, I mean like I grew up
Speaker 4: in a motherless home, not a fatherless home. And but
Speaker 4: you say your mom was a strip your words, a scripple,
Speaker 4: And yeah, my mom was a prostitute. My mom was
Speaker 4: a dancer. Mom was not a dancer. My mama was
Speaker 4: also a gangster. My mama was also a hustler. My
Speaker 4: father was was expiring athlete. I grew up where cocaine
Speaker 4: crag heroin, the a roma of it being cooked and
Speaker 4: prepared to be used as like air freshen in the
Speaker 4: living room to me for a large period of time.
Speaker 4: Then there's a period of time after that were My
Speaker 4: mother just wasn't president in my life at all for
Speaker 4: twelve thirteen years, and I'm just growing up with a
Speaker 4: single father trying to chase his dream, raise me, raise
Speaker 4: another woman's family that he married, and also paid child
Speaker 4: support on me while I'm in his living room because
Speaker 4: a woman asks for child support and got the documentation needed.
Speaker 4: They said she's going to get that payment, that you
Speaker 4: raising the child or night whatever. But I say that
Speaker 4: to say with the struggles and the harshess that I
Speaker 4: grew up, and not just on my parents because that's
Speaker 4: just parenting, just the surroundings around me. First time I
Speaker 4: seen people get shot and shoot each other, I'm seven six,
Speaker 4: And then I grew up in a mixture of two
Speaker 4: very wild places my mom from Chicago, my dad from Houston, Texas. Yeah,
Speaker 4: like I just seen it. I've experienced with my uncle
Speaker 4: of pim. My uncle's is dope fiends, my grandny is
Speaker 4: alcohol My grandmother and houstonunk, and my dad is one
Speaker 4: hundred percent of her. During my mama, my grandmother's from
Speaker 4: a little cyberhunduras, I watched my grandmama died from alcohol
Speaker 4: poison and from just being an over alcoholic. And my
Speaker 4: grandma died like four days before my sixth birthday type
Speaker 4: so like, and she was teaching me Spanish. Like it
Speaker 4: was just so much that I saw struggle young. It
Speaker 4: matured me like my childhood was down there, ripped from
Speaker 4: me from just all the experiences that I've been through,
Speaker 4: so like growing up to me, I never liked watching
Speaker 4: movies like Minister Society and me know, Brown and Boys
Speaker 4: in the Hood and all that, because I'm really living that,
Speaker 4: Like how can I find enjoyment and entertainment from black
Speaker 4: struggling and black poverty and making humorous moments of it.
Speaker 4: When I really got the Ezekiel and my doorstep getting drunk,
Speaker 4: I'm really living around debos and craigs and like my
Speaker 4: mama is wanted. My mama is a Felicia. How is
Speaker 4: that funny? How is this like? How is this escape
Speaker 4: up of my mind? How is this a visual pleasing
Speaker 4: moment to my young mentality when this is my everyday reality.
Speaker 4: That's not no entertainment. That's systematically progragramming me to continuously
Speaker 4: be what I already a living or to think that
Speaker 4: that's fun. You're breaking I am because because why? Because
Speaker 4: I want to be Goku? Did you want to.
Speaker 8: Say this conversation is definitely yeah, but.
Speaker 4: I'm the Internet. I'm just dripping. Yeah.
Speaker 11: We definitely enjoyed the conversation.
Speaker 9: But Sauce Father two is out now, and whatever you
Speaker 9: else got going on, man, when you're in New York,
Speaker 9: pull up on us.
Speaker 4: Yeah, man, soft Father two out right now. It's a business.
Speaker 4: Shout out to my record, shout out to my friends,
Speaker 4: Shout out to the Breakfast Club for having me here.
Speaker 4: You know, it's been a long time coming.
Speaker 14: Man.
Speaker 4: I appreciate you having me here. I appreciate me, And
Speaker 4: you're gonna be the fu lighter tonight. Tell him how
Speaker 4: to follow you. So just put your hands together and
Speaker 4: pray to the SAUCEA gud and say I need some
Speaker 4: If I needs saving, I need the sauce. It's gonna
Speaker 4: find you, and I got it. I got a podcast
Speaker 4: coming to man Sauce Me Up Podcasts. Follow us on YouTube.
Speaker 4: Man Sauce Me Up Podcasts coming soon, Man even hopefully
Speaker 4: I get some of y'all to be a guest one day.
Speaker 4: All over now it's Sauce Walker, Breakfast Club. Good morning everybody.
Speaker 1: It's t J n V Jess Hilarious, Charlamage the guy
Speaker 1: we are the Breakfast Club. Laura the Roast is filling
Speaker 1: in for just while she's on maternity leave. So let's
Speaker 1: get to jests with the message is.
Speaker 4: Real wether it's just robbing Moore, just don't.
Speaker 21: Do no lines, don't do that.
Speaker 4: World why jes Worldwise Master on the Breakfast Clubs, The
Speaker 4: Coaches with Lauren Lauren.
Speaker 17: Ros I'm back and I got the Mammy.
Speaker 10: So this just broke on Variety not too long ago.
Speaker 10: Tyler Perry The Worse and Black, The numbers are running up.
Speaker 10: He's basically telling y'all to talk to him nice. So
Speaker 10: there are a few stats on The Worst and Black
Speaker 10: and the success of the movie. I know a lot
Speaker 10: of people were like, the movie was horrible. I didn't
Speaker 10: watch it all the way through. While we keep supporting
Speaker 10: Tyler Perry, but baby Tyler Perry's audience.
Speaker 4: Pulls up for him always.
Speaker 10: So the movie drove more Prime video sign ups in
Speaker 10: the US than any Amazon MGM Studios movie produced to date.
Speaker 10: The film debut number three on Nielsen's movie charts with
Speaker 10: four hundred and ninety eight million minutes watched. So somebody
Speaker 10: wow sat and watched that movie all I wanted a
Speaker 10: lot of people.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I wanted to. I'm wanted to. Somebody's I shit.
Speaker 10: And then on an Illuminates movie chart, ninety three point
Speaker 10: two million minutes watched during the week of July twenty sixth,
Speaker 10: and this was only the third week that the movie
Speaker 10: had been on prime video.
Speaker 4: I want to close bonds for Tyler Perry. I don't
Speaker 4: know why to be playing with Tyler Perry.
Speaker 10: I don't know, but listen, he's consistent and it's not broke,
Speaker 10: so he ain't fixing it.
Speaker 9: And you know what else Tyler Perry does. He super
Speaker 9: serves black people. Tyler Perry not trying to do nothing
Speaker 9: but super served black people. There's not too many people
Speaker 9: who super serve black people the way Tyler Perry does.
Speaker 9: Tyler Perry is strictly for us, by US gives jobs.
Speaker 4: I never thought.
Speaker 10: She does a lot, not only because it's like he's
Speaker 10: grown so much, because everything he's accomplished, but he I.
Speaker 4: Mean all because of black people.
Speaker 8: One hundred percent.
Speaker 10: But I'm thinking back to, like, like I said, my
Speaker 10: first time watching media on DVD, you still get the
Speaker 10: same feeling when you watch his movies now it's super
Speaker 10: like I don't know, it's just like my grandma want
Speaker 10: to watch it, my mom want to watch it.
Speaker 8: I want to watch it, my niece want to watch it.
Speaker 9: I started watching my yeah, because of my mother in law.
Speaker 9: It was on DVD and it wasn't even it was
Speaker 9: a stage play.
Speaker 8: Yes, I got the stage play DVD.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 10: Well, yeah, shout out to Tyler Perry. So something that
Speaker 10: didn't go so well the Olympics and break dancing. So
Speaker 10: y'all know this year and in twenty twenty four Olympics,
Speaker 10: they had break dancing as one of the Olympic sports
Speaker 10: and it was just announced that when they bring the
Speaker 10: Olympics to when they bring the Olympics to la in
Speaker 10: twenty twenty eight, breakdancing will not be one of the sports.
Speaker 10: Now you know that there are different committees that get
Speaker 10: to choose what the sports are.
Speaker 4: Yes, but a lot of.
Speaker 10: People online are basically saying that this was the first
Speaker 10: time that break breakdancing was considered a sport and brought
Speaker 10: to the Olympics, and it won't happen again because of
Speaker 10: a woman who competed named Rachel Gunn aka ray Gun.
Speaker 8: And let me tell y'all some of my ray Gun
Speaker 8: okay gun, let me tell you.
Speaker 10: My sis has a pd PDD, a PhD in dy
Speaker 10: dancing and dance. You can get a dance in Delaware,
Speaker 10: delap oh at what University of Delaware, which is almost
Speaker 10: the Ivy League school.
Speaker 4: Okay, keep give us.
Speaker 8: It is considered it's very top of the time, ray Gunn.
Speaker 10: But no, Ray Gun didn't go to University of Delaware
Speaker 10: because if she did, she would have had a little
Speaker 10: bit of because her break dancing moves did not hit it.
Speaker 4: She was horrible.
Speaker 10: She lost horribly, fifty four to zero. She wasn't awarded
Speaker 10: any points whatsoever. And more more than anything, she was
Speaker 10: like the meme of the Olympics.
Speaker 12: She was.
Speaker 10: And it's crazy because The Olympics committee said that they
Speaker 10: added breakdancing because they wanted to attract a younger audience,
Speaker 10: a social media TikTok audience, and baby did ray gunn
Speaker 10: do that?
Speaker 1: But you know what, I was watching Snoop's page and
Speaker 1: Snoop posted some of the other break dances and they
Speaker 1: were getting busy.
Speaker 4: They were really, really, really good.
Speaker 1: Yes, so it's it's really messed up. I mean, I
Speaker 1: don't think breakdancing is a sport. I'm sorry, it's just
Speaker 1: it's just not a sport. But the dance contest that
Speaker 1: they dad that that Snoop posted was they were doing
Speaker 1: it then the.
Speaker 8: Dance contest like a six year old birthday party.
Speaker 9: It's interesting say that because the Olympics probably stopped doing
Speaker 9: it because of the backlash they received from social media,
Speaker 9: because social media always wants to focus on the worst
Speaker 9: of the worst.
Speaker 4: That's true.
Speaker 9: If they would have focused on the people who were
Speaker 9: actually good in break dancing, then maybe Olympics would be
Speaker 9: bringing it back next year.
Speaker 11: Amazing, But so once again, who ruined it for everybody?
Speaker 8: Since we want to have fun? Have you seen the
Speaker 8: videos of ray Gun?
Speaker 4: You seen them? A white I posted Those are.
Speaker 8: Some of the best things that have come out of
Speaker 8: social media. Olympics.
Speaker 9: Yes, yeah, but it takes away from the people who
Speaker 9: are actually good. And being that it took away from
Speaker 9: the people who were actually good, they took it away
Speaker 9: from the Olympics all together next year.
Speaker 1: But all I know is if she could be in
Speaker 1: the Olympics, I know my moves could be an Olympics.
Speaker 1: Hands down, you got something. I'm better than rape gun.
Speaker 1: If you're never focus on the lowest bar, focus on
Speaker 1: the high bar.
Speaker 4: Who wanted the gold? We don't even know who want
Speaker 4: to gold? And break down? Want to go?
Speaker 9: We see what I'm saying, Always focusing on the worst
Speaker 9: I could be the We don't even know who won
Speaker 9: the gold?
Speaker 8: Black guy?
Speaker 13: That one?
Speaker 4: I think it's a black guy. Was at least America?
Speaker 4: Did America win to go? I think it was Haiti.
Speaker 8: Yo who won the Golden break Dance.
Speaker 4: I never thought of that.
Speaker 10: No, actually it was a guy named Pete Kim from Canada.
Speaker 10: And then second was the d SBL from France. Third
Speaker 10: is v Montalvo from the US.
Speaker 4: From like.
Speaker 18: To that?
Speaker 10: Wow, okay, oh, we gotta wrap it up. Dang, I
Speaker 10: want to tell you what Raygunn has said.
Speaker 4: You can tell us what she is. She said it.
Speaker 4: She said she better not have said niggas what she said.
Speaker 10: She said, it was disappointing that it was decided that
Speaker 10: it wouldn't be in l A, particularly before we even
Speaker 10: had a chance to show it.
Speaker 8: She don't need to show nothing.
Speaker 10: That was basically she's saying, before it got to like
Speaker 10: really have a couple of games like being a different
Speaker 10: like a couple.
Speaker 8: Of different times.
Speaker 10: Is your fault ring you ruined the very But she
Speaker 10: said it was possibly a little premature, that that wasn't
Speaker 10: the only premature baby them spins was given Tyler.
Speaker 4: Break dance is not a sport.
Speaker 10: I don't got nothing to do with that argument. I'm
Speaker 10: just telling you sis in that PD breakdance ain't no
Speaker 10: damn yo.
Speaker 9: Min be Why can't it be? It's very active, you
Speaker 9: know what I mean. It takes a lot of physical
Speaker 9: energy to do. Yeah, you gotta train, Yeah you gotta
Speaker 9: do you gotta practice the moves.
Speaker 11: It can be a sport. I don't see why it
Speaker 11: can't be. It just never has been.
Speaker 4: But it can be. Okay, Yeah, what have you got
Speaker 4: to say?
Speaker 8: All right, y'all?
Speaker 4: All right, well that is just with the mess with
Speaker 4: Laura the roads. So now we do all other forms
Speaker 4: of dancing. That's considered sports in the Olympics, so.
Speaker 8: It's considered Could that be an Olympic sports?
Speaker 4: Why not?
Speaker 8: It could be?
Speaker 11: It could be.
Speaker 10: Don't you get no ideas't no. Honestly, he has a
Speaker 10: p h D. I think she would try anything.
Speaker 12: Not.
Speaker 4: All right, Well, were giving your.
Speaker 9: Donkey two man for after the hour, we need a
Speaker 9: woman named Vera Laddell to come to the front of
Speaker 9: the congregation. We would like to have a word with Vera.
Speaker 9: Vera is out here stealing, stealing out of the mouths
Speaker 9: of babes. We'll discuss, all right, we'll get to that next.
Speaker 9: It's the breakfast club.
Speaker 4: Good morning you, charlage. Some donkey days, just said himself, Charlotte, Man,
Speaker 4: I was ready.
Speaker 6: For I read the donkey other day. Say it again, Charlama,
Speaker 6: Yes you are adult.
Speaker 9: Everything yees donkey today for Tuesday, August thirteenth, goes to
Speaker 9: Vera Laddell.
Speaker 16: Now.
Speaker 9: Veria is the school district official in Chicago who was
Speaker 9: recently given a nine year of jail sentence after pleading
Speaker 9: guilty is stealing one point five million dollars.
Speaker 4: Worth of You know what, Let's go to Fox twenty
Speaker 4: six Houston for the report.
Speaker 7: Police chasing chicken wing dreams during the pandemic was a mission.
Speaker 7: Vera Ladell and Chicago was on and the slick ass
Speaker 7: senior citizen had no prosecutors say. The Harvey School District
Speaker 7: food service manager stood on business. She ordered over eleven
Speaker 7: thousand cases of chicken wings that never touched the longing
Speaker 7: lips of any students. The total loss to the damn
Speaker 7: district was one point five million dollars. So the question
Speaker 7: is what did the looting lunch lady do with the
Speaker 7: wandering wings? Vera Laedell was arrested and faces felony charges.
Speaker 7: Now for now she's booked in the Cook County jail
Speaker 7: where she will get three hots in a cot, but
Speaker 7: not likely any of those damned chicken wings.
Speaker 9: Who is that On Fox twenty six with all that
Speaker 9: amazing alliteration, they said damn We said damn wings drop
Speaker 9: on the clue of boe for whoever that was to
Speaker 9: bind me that person's name stood on business.
Speaker 11: Wow uh Vera, this.
Speaker 9: Is the biggest of big BA activity since big backs
Speaker 9: have been doing big activities. Okay, we all know inflation
Speaker 9: has been bad, but when did chicken wings start costing
Speaker 9: more than a small country's GDP.
Speaker 4: One point five five million.
Speaker 9: Bea stole one point five million dollars in chicken wings
Speaker 9: during the pandemic. All these wings that were meant for
Speaker 9: children doing remote learning, but who were still picking up
Speaker 9: school meals. Right, all these kids were doing remote learning,
Speaker 9: but they were still picking up school meals. So all
Speaker 9: the chicken wings were for them. Barry Ladell stole them off. Okay,
Speaker 9: Barry Ladell stole enough chicken wings to last through a
Speaker 9: thousand Rock Nation Super Bowl halftime shows. Let me tell
Speaker 9: you something, man, whether it's Governor ten Walls in Minnesota
Speaker 9: or Governor josh A. Peril in Pennsylvania, if you have
Speaker 9: some type of universal food program, breakfast, lunch, whatever it is,
Speaker 9: I salute you.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 9: I am an ambassador for the Food Bank in Harlem.
Speaker 9: They provide groceries and free meals for people. That'solute the
Speaker 9: work they do. If you want to support, go to
Speaker 9: food Bank NYC dot org. The City of Charleston, South
Speaker 9: Carolina Hope Center. They provide food assistance for the homeless
Speaker 9: in Charleston, South Carolina.
Speaker 11: Hell this weekend.
Speaker 4: This Saturday, I'm doing my ninth annual book.
Speaker 9: Back Driving Schools Supply giveaway in most Corner, South Carolina
Speaker 9: at the Berkeley High School student parking lot from ten
Speaker 9: to one. We got free front fish plates and I
Speaker 9: got the Mini Mark Caribbean Grocery and Cuisine.
Speaker 11: They gonna have a food truck out there providing free
Speaker 11: Jamaican food.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 9: The marl of the story is My point is the
Speaker 9: hood gotta eat man, all Right. Folks is out here starving,
Speaker 9: and some of us are trying to do our best
Speaker 9: to make sure they eat. So to me Vera, what
Speaker 9: you did is diabolical. You was literally taking food out
Speaker 9: of the mouths of babies, all right. These chicken wings
Speaker 9: were for take home meals for students learning remotely during
Speaker 9: the pandemic.
Speaker 4: The school district was providing meals for the students that
Speaker 4: their families could pick up.
Speaker 9: Dropping the clothes bombs for Harvey School District one fifty
Speaker 9: two near Chicago. These are the kind of stories that
Speaker 9: I like to hear about. All Right, take a burden
Speaker 9: off people, folks out here hurting. Put some food in
Speaker 9: some folks stomach.
Speaker 4: I love it.
Speaker 9: Vera, you sixty eight years old. That's what you're supposed
Speaker 9: to be doing, putting food in kids stomach. You're supposed
Speaker 9: to be big mama. What happened to the big mamas
Speaker 9: that used to make sure everybody ate? Okay, Vera, eleven
Speaker 9: thousand cases the chicken wings? You must have sold those
Speaker 9: to Harolds for the low. All right, come on, now,
Speaker 9: one of these fried chicken places in Chicago came up.
Speaker 6: Who was it?
Speaker 9: Chicago's home with chicken at waffles, Uncle remus saucy fried
Speaker 9: chicken beer.
Speaker 4: You didn't do this without a plan.
Speaker 9: You don't just steal eleven thousand cases of chicken wings
Speaker 9: one point five million dollars in chicken wings and not
Speaker 9: have a place to sell them. Clearly, you don't believe
Speaker 9: it's snitching. Okay, but you sixty eight and you.
Speaker 4: Got nine years.
Speaker 9: That means you were about to be in prison until
Speaker 9: you seventy seven. Lord, have mercy. Those wings you stole
Speaker 9: aren't the only thing that's fried. Because there's no way
Speaker 9: in hell I would want to spend my golden years
Speaker 9: behind bars.
Speaker 4: I did some.
Speaker 9: Research, and by research I mean chat GPT, and I
Speaker 9: did some Googles. The question I asked was what should
Speaker 9: you be doing in your seventies. Here's some things they say,
Speaker 9: dang active, pursuing hobbies, socializing, traveling, can't do that in prison.
Speaker 11: Planning for the future, Well, at least you know where
Speaker 11: you're gonna be for the next nine years.
Speaker 4: Socializing prison not the way she probably want to.
Speaker 11: The marrowl of the story is nowhere on this list.
Speaker 11: Did it say be in prison?
Speaker 9: Okay, when you're seventy plus, you should be taking the
Speaker 9: time to enjoy the fruits of your labor and the
Speaker 9: relationships you've built over the years. If then people still alive,
Speaker 9: but no vera you want to steal chicken wings from
Speaker 9: the kids. At what point do we realize there is
Speaker 9: no right way to do the wrong thing. I don't
Speaker 9: care what age you are. If you can spend time, energy,
Speaker 9: and brain power playing in schemes like this stealing eleven
Speaker 9: thousand in chicken wings one point five million dollars in
Speaker 9: chicken wings, If you can work for the school district,
Speaker 9: learn how things are working internally, and then come up
Speaker 9: with the idea to successfully order and steal this much
Speaker 9: chicken wings, then you can truly do any damn thing
Speaker 9: you put your mind to. I believe in you, even
Speaker 9: if you don't believe in yourself. Please give Via Ladell
Speaker 9: to sweep out to the Hamiltons.
Speaker 4: Oh no, you are the gee of the day. Dogee.
Speaker 4: I just fought a big shadow cast over there. What happened?
Speaker 4: Did you play the president of the Fat Lives Matter Committee?
Speaker 8: Who's actually slimming down?
Speaker 22: Well, no, it's the answer staring. But I was in
Speaker 22: the bathroom and I heard you talking about chicken. So
Speaker 22: I came out here just to let you know, to
Speaker 22: put some insight because I first have some experience in
Speaker 22: this firsthand. When I worked at Burger King, I used
Speaker 22: to order extra cookies because they never used to really
Speaker 22: make as many cookies as they saw it, and I
Speaker 22: used to order the boxes extra, and then I would
Speaker 22: steal the boxes and you just cursed.
Speaker 4: Well, here's the thing.
Speaker 9: I wouldn't have no problem with that if you actually
Speaker 9: just gave the cookies away to the kids. If you
Speaker 9: did that and gave them away, But the fact you
Speaker 9: were selling them to the kids, not to.
Speaker 22: The kids, to the mama pops that had bakeries that
Speaker 22: you know they would sell stuff like that be like, yo,
Speaker 22: you want some cookie though, we got the top of
Speaker 22: the line, high grade cookie though stuffy boxes and stuff.
Speaker 8: For some reason, I don't believe your cookies made it
Speaker 8: to the shops.
Speaker 4: I believe that some of them did.
Speaker 22: I promise you about if we would do like we
Speaker 22: do like five boxes a week, I promise you three
Speaker 22: and a half with.
Speaker 1: Ma cas the statute of limitations up. Okay, get arrested
Speaker 1: for this? You that you just yourself.
Speaker 4: I can't get jams up for that, right, I'm sure
Speaker 4: you can. I'm sure you can't. Well know what burger
Speaker 4: king was though? What stake? See you trying to get me?
Speaker 8: You was about to say it to almost did too,
Speaker 8: but no, no, no, you know what mine.
Speaker 9: I'm bad, y'all allegedly alleged in the story. Is you
Speaker 9: hear that hair brain scheme Matt came up with. I'm
Speaker 9: glad you started using that energy to be more creative
Speaker 9: and become a comedian and write jokes.
Speaker 4: You know what I mean? You did something with that.
Speaker 9: Okay, if you can come up with hair brain schemes
Speaker 9: like that to steal, you can do anything, true.
Speaker 4: But that's you know what I mean? That's right now,
Speaker 4: it's the last time stole was the last time you
Speaker 4: stole food? Food or in general? Yeah, Jesus Christy, oh
Speaker 4: my God. All right, Vera, bless God, bless Vera.
Speaker 9: All right, well, thank you for that donkey to day
Speaker 9: very might be the first color in the history of colors.
Speaker 9: The order eleven thousand piece all flats on TV.
Speaker 1: All right, well, when we come back, Vi vic Ramaswami,
Speaker 1: did I say it right, Ramaswami? But vic Ramaswami, I
Speaker 1: was close some righty, he's gonna be joining us. We're
Speaker 1: gonna kick it with him when we come back. It's
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 12: Waring.
Speaker 1: Everybody's DJ Envy, Jess, Hilarius, Charlamagne, the Gud.
Speaker 4: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Jess is on maternity leave and La Laosa is filling in,
Speaker 1: and we got a special guest in the building.
Speaker 9: But Vic Ramaswamy, it's gonna be back. Man, Listen, I
Speaker 9: like when I guess we can call you a politician.
Speaker 5: Man, right, I'm ex politician. I was about like ten
Speaker 5: months eleven months run right, At some point I dropped
Speaker 5: out after I you know, I believe in trying to
Speaker 5: win but when your moment isn't there, then you know what.
Speaker 4: You move on to the next thing and listen whether
Speaker 4: I agree with the things you talk about or not.
Speaker 11: I got to give problems to do. Great speech at
Speaker 11: the RNC.
Speaker 4: Thank you. I appreciate that. Great speech. I appreciate that
Speaker 4: once you get to people with the call and response whatever,
Speaker 4: finishing your sentences, Yeah, you got something.
Speaker 5: H We tried to try to be as effective as
Speaker 5: I could there. The part of that speech that I
Speaker 5: wish I had incorporated more into my actual campaign was
Speaker 5: when I tried to talk through the speech through the
Speaker 5: camera to people at home who traditionally aren't viewed as
Speaker 5: part of the Republican base. And I think that's something
Speaker 5: that we should all probably do a better job of,
Speaker 5: especially as a young person. It's a part of my
Speaker 5: speech was talking to millennials, talking to gen Z. I
Speaker 5: actually think a lot of millennials, if I'm thirty eight,
Speaker 5: I'm a millennial, are pretty jaded and disaffected with policies
Speaker 5: that Republicans enacted. Right the Iraq War, Well, you know
Speaker 5: it was a failure, I admit that brought to you
Speaker 5: by the Republican Party of two thousand and four, the
Speaker 5: two thousand and eight financial crisis, as well as the bailouts,
Speaker 5: the bank bailouts, which by the way, I was against
Speaker 5: before we got to remind people to say, you know what,
Speaker 5: both parties, including the Republican Party, have been responsible for
Speaker 5: some of those policy failures, but you still can't be
Speaker 5: jaded about your country. And to gen Z, my message
Speaker 5: is you'll be the generation that actually saves the country.
Speaker 5: You don't have to bend the need anybody's orthodoxy, not
Speaker 5: a Republican orthodoxy, not a democratic orthodoxy. Think independently for
Speaker 5: yourself and so anyway, I think that that was hopefully
Speaker 5: a productive message and a starting point to say we
Speaker 5: don't have to shackle ourselves through these partisan lenses.
Speaker 4: I agree with that, But why do y'all continue to
Speaker 4: bend the need of magat in? Well, what is maga?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 5: We could talk about that. I think that there are
Speaker 5: many flavors of MAGA and the idea of making here's
Speaker 5: where here's my flavor of it. Okay, I'm not somebody
Speaker 5: who tries to harken back to a past and say, oh,
Speaker 5: I want to go back to the America that I
Speaker 5: grew up.
Speaker 18: In the America that I want to America. Should I
Speaker 18: want to make America greater than it has ever been before. Yes,
Speaker 18: So I don't just want to make America great again.
Speaker 18: I want to make America greater than ever. And that's
Speaker 18: what our country has always been founded on, which involves
Speaker 18: recognizing that we're imperfect because we're human beings. We always
Speaker 18: fall short of our ideals. We wouldn't be human beings
Speaker 18: if we'd be a nation of you know, I know,
Speaker 18: Charlemane the God, but we'd be a nation of gods
Speaker 18: if we did not, if we did not fall short
Speaker 18: of our ideals. But we're not a nation of God's.
Speaker 18: We're a nation of human beings, and so we're imperfect,
Speaker 18: but we aspire towards excellence, we aspire towards a better nation.
Speaker 18: And so to me, I think that's an ambitious, hopefully
Speaker 18: unifying version of a MAGA message that I do believe
Speaker 18: in and I think people are hungry for. And I
Speaker 18: don't think there's anything wrong with that message.
Speaker 9: Because it feels like at the top would the ticket,
Speaker 9: you know, the Donald Trump's and even now as vice
Speaker 9: president of JD. Vans, they're always trying to take us back.
Speaker 4: That's why. I do like the Vice president slogan, We're
Speaker 4: not going back. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Look, I will say that when it comes to messaging,
Speaker 5: that was a pretty smart message. People are interested in
Speaker 5: the future. What I think is missing right now in
Speaker 5: the race, it's, frankly from both sides, is a hard
Speaker 5: discussion on policy. That's actually what we need. We're less
Speaker 5: than three months out an election.
Speaker 8: A lot better at that than what we were seeing
Speaker 8: before from Biddy.
Speaker 5: I don't think she has yet given us what her
Speaker 5: clear policy positions are. I think the fact of the
Speaker 5: matter is the economic policy. It was just on CNBC
Speaker 5: this morning before I came here, they're asking me, what
Speaker 5: do you think of her economic policy?
Speaker 4: She has not articulated what her economic policies are.
Speaker 11: What you want to rebuild the middle class, you want
Speaker 11: to make sure whole body.
Speaker 5: Because there's some examples right specific policies. She sued the
Speaker 5: Obama administration when she was California's Attorney general for granting
Speaker 5: fracking permits. That's getting natural gas out of the ground
Speaker 5: through getting hydraulic fracturing of natural gas. Is she in
Speaker 5: favor of that now or not. Her advisers are saying
Speaker 5: she's no longer in favor of that. We don't know
Speaker 5: does she favor extending the Trump tax cuts. The Trump
Speaker 5: tax cuts I think helped a lot of people, middle
Speaker 5: class included. We just don't know whether she's in favor
Speaker 5: of the or not. And I think Republicans, by the way,
Speaker 5: are making a mistake too. I don't think that going
Speaker 5: down the road of I think both sides calling you
Speaker 5: this side weird. I don't think that's productive now Republican
Speaker 5: responses of personal attacks and response. I think we would
Speaker 5: be better served in this election as Americans if for
Speaker 5: the next three months we have a vigorous debate on policy.
Speaker 5: Which policies are better going to lift up Americans? And
Speaker 5: the litmus test for both sides is this, can you
Speaker 5: make the case for your candidate without actually referencing the
Speaker 5: other side. So my challenge actually to a lot of
Speaker 5: the Kamala Harris supporters is the most of the case
Speaker 5: that I hear involve invoking Donald Trump. What is the
Speaker 5: case for Kamala Harris that does not involve referencing Donald
Speaker 5: Trump at all? I think that's missing right now, I
Speaker 5: got it, And for Republicans, I'd give you similar advice too.
Speaker 5: What do we stand for, not just what are we against?
Speaker 5: What do we actually stand for? Offer that vision, and
Speaker 5: I think the country will be better off of both
Speaker 5: sides step you can do that.
Speaker 9: You think it's wise to go after the vice president's race.
Speaker 9: Our question Tim Wallace's military background when you're trying to
Speaker 9: attract independence in mierates.
Speaker 5: Going after Kamala Harris for being a flip flopper or
Speaker 5: telling audiences what they want to hear, I think is
Speaker 5: a good line of attack because we don't know what
Speaker 5: her policies are, so I think it's an interesting line
Speaker 5: of attack to say, are you just going to tell
Speaker 5: people what they want to hear, or are you going
Speaker 5: to tell your people what you actually believe about yourself
Speaker 5: and who you are? That I think is an interesting
Speaker 5: line of attack, and that could include some cultural elements
Speaker 5: for her, what her racial identity is or isn't. I
Speaker 5: don't think that's a good line of attack Tim Walls
Speaker 5: going after him for any part of his military service,
Speaker 5: to say that, oh, you didn't carry a big enough
Speaker 5: gun on the front line of fire and therefore you
Speaker 5: didn't serve the country. That's not a good line of attack.
Speaker 5: But I think an interesting and worthy line of attack
Speaker 5: is saying that did you lie about it?
Speaker 14: Right?
Speaker 4: You don't.
Speaker 5: There's no obligation in this country to serve in the military.
Speaker 5: It's honorable if you do. But if you're going to
Speaker 5: say that you served in a war that you weren't
Speaker 5: in that then that goes back to.
Speaker 11: The question of honesty.
Speaker 4: Doesn't have to draw those distinctions.
Speaker 9: Doesn't that deflect from what Tim Wall the issue that
Speaker 9: he's actually bought up, which is there shouldn't be any
Speaker 9: military style assault weapons on the streets in the hands
Speaker 9: of civilians, because that's really what he was talking about.
Speaker 11: It to me when you start bringing up, well, I.
Speaker 5: Think there's a few different things going on the Tim
Speaker 5: Wall situation. There is evidence in interviews and otherwise that
Speaker 5: he suggested he served in Afghanistan when he didn't, and
Speaker 5: that he actually did know before that he was going
Speaker 5: to be called to Iraq before he decided to actually
Speaker 5: go run for Congress. I'm not in the business of
Speaker 5: questioning his service at all. But when you're asking the question,
Speaker 5: and you haven't heard me talk about this general topic
Speaker 5: in the media at all myself, But if you're asking me,
Speaker 5: is it fair game for Republicans to go after him
Speaker 5: for lying to the public.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 5: Is it smart or a good idea to go after
Speaker 5: him for military service, No, But I think that for
Speaker 5: lying to the public for somebody's gonna Vice Prision of
Speaker 5: the United States, that is I think it worthy.
Speaker 7: Line of it.
Speaker 4: I think from the issue of gun well.
Speaker 5: My whole thing is, let's focus this on policy. Let's
Speaker 5: let's have a debate on the merits of policy. And
Speaker 5: where he lent now, Tim Walls, it's interesting as a governor,
Speaker 5: you may or may not agree with the policies, but
Speaker 5: he is a governor who has increased tax burden in Minnesota.
Speaker 5: He favors higher capital gains taxes for people live in Minnesota.
Speaker 5: It's one of the highest tax states in the country.
Speaker 5: It's not California, New York. It's a Midwestern state, got
Speaker 5: by far the highest tax burden of anywhere in the Midwest.
Speaker 5: He is somebody who believes in a lot of the
Speaker 5: restrictions on fossil fuels. I don't know where you all
Speaker 5: are on that issue. I'm dead set against much of
Speaker 5: the climate change agenda because I think it leaves Americans
Speaker 5: of every political persuasion worse off. Tim Wallas, as a
Speaker 5: governor has been most one of the most aggressive. Some
Speaker 5: people might like it, people like me don't. But he's
Speaker 5: been one of the most aggressive on implementing climate change policies,
Speaker 5: even at the state level. So those are legitimate lines
Speaker 5: of attack that I think we're not going hard enough
Speaker 5: on as Republicans because we're focused on other issues.
Speaker 1: We have one with Vivi Ramaswami when we come back
Speaker 1: as the Breakfast Club Good Morning Holding. Everybody is DJ Envy,
Speaker 1: Jess Larry's Charlomagne the guy we are to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Jess Larius is still all maternity leave and Laura Luossa
Speaker 1: is filling in. We're still kicking it with Vivick Ramaswami Charlomagne.
Speaker 11: To ask you thinking about the flip flopping too. Isn't
Speaker 11: that what politicians do?
Speaker 4: Though?
Speaker 9: And what I mean by that is Jade Vance was
Speaker 9: calling Trump America's hitler, all right, but now he's when
Speaker 9: it comes to Trump, he's the hawk.
Speaker 4: Two.
Speaker 9: Girl was like, he's just you know, he's off every
Speaker 9: chance he gets. And that's what that's what a lot
Speaker 9: of y'all do, like just politicians in general. You here,
Speaker 9: so many different Republicans have said so many negative things
Speaker 9: about Donald Trump, but ans soon as he becomes the nominee,
Speaker 9: everybody just falls in line.
Speaker 10: And normally they fall in the line in unison and
Speaker 10: you can raise against raise against the machine. It doesn't
Speaker 10: feel like Trump in vents or like it's not there,
Speaker 10: like so what do you call?
Speaker 4: That's so?
Speaker 5: Here's what I will say, is is it fair game
Speaker 5: to press jd Vance hard on why he said certain
Speaker 5: things about Donald Trump before versus what his view is
Speaker 5: on Donald Trump today? Yes, I think that's fair game.
Speaker 5: And has he been pressed and has he answered for that?
Speaker 4: Yes? He has.
Speaker 5: What I would love to see is both candidates and
Speaker 5: Kamala Harris hasn't done this yet, and I'd love to
Speaker 5: challenge her to do it because I think it's good
Speaker 5: for the voters of the country. She hasn't sat down
Speaker 5: for one media interview of a hard pressing one on
Speaker 5: one variety yet, and she's actually the leading candidate now
Speaker 5: when many of the polls for US president. So I
Speaker 5: just think we deserve a country where the people are
Speaker 5: willing to show up. Just show up here, show up
Speaker 5: on CNBC where I was this morning, and actually engage
Speaker 5: in hard questions about what her beliefs are. You sow
Speaker 5: JD say what you will on the three shows yesterday,
Speaker 5: pressed on exactly that very issue, and I think that's
Speaker 5: good for the American people to then be able to
Speaker 5: make their own judgment. It's not your judgment or a
Speaker 5: journalist's judgment, but it's what people at home are able
Speaker 5: to see to assess. Do I actually believe somebody who
Speaker 5: believes they changed their mind over the course of time.
Speaker 5: Kamala Harris might have changed her mind, and I think
Speaker 5: it's okay. Flip flopping is one thing. Changing your mind
Speaker 5: thoughtfully is another. But you deserve to be questioned on it,
Speaker 5: and it's up to the voters to decide whether or.
Speaker 4: Not they believe you.
Speaker 5: Right now, we're not getting that chance, and I do
Speaker 5: think it is you know you're saying, well, we hopefully
Speaker 5: we're going to see that.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure yet that we will.
Speaker 5: It's been about a solid month that Kamala Harris has
Speaker 5: been the presumptive nominee. We got the convention coming up,
Speaker 5: whether this coming week next week. I think it is
Speaker 5: for the health of this country that the same treatment
Speaker 5: that the media gave Joe Biden in that last few
Speaker 5: weeks after his debate. They didn't do that for three years.
Speaker 5: For three years, we missed that. The fact that it
Speaker 5: took that early debate and Donald Trump demolishing them in
Speaker 5: that debate for the country to suddenly wake up and
Speaker 5: say that Joe Biden is not a functioning US president
Speaker 5: is actually a damning indictment of the entire media and
Speaker 5: its relationship to the political class. So we can't make
Speaker 5: that same mistake with Kamala Harris. I think the media
Speaker 5: needs to demand that she at least faced the same
Speaker 5: kind of questioning that frankly, JD. Vans and Donald Trump
Speaker 5: are getting right now, and then the public is it's
Speaker 5: up to them to decide that's a functioning demolisher.
Speaker 10: But you're not implying by her and not doing the
Speaker 10: interviews and based off of the way that Biden was
Speaker 10: treated in the last couple weeks, you're not implying you
Speaker 10: don't think she's competent to be the president of the
Speaker 10: United States.
Speaker 5: Right I'm seeing the media is covering for her right
Speaker 5: now the same way they covered for Biden.
Speaker 4: For three years.
Speaker 8: Don't they're covering or you think that she's just using.
Speaker 5: They're not planning hard.
Speaker 4: They're not paying this. She's using a strategy.
Speaker 5: Okay, I think she's using some.
Speaker 8: Smart how's due.
Speaker 5: That's fine, But I think it's the media's job now
Speaker 5: to cut through that strategy and say, this person very
Speaker 5: well could be the president of the United States, has
Speaker 5: at least a fifty percent chance right now, according to
Speaker 5: most forecasts, of being the next president. She deserves to
Speaker 5: be questioned not with kid gloves, but questioned with the
Speaker 5: gloves off on what exactly her policy vision is for
Speaker 5: the country. Until that happens, I think the voters are
Speaker 5: hiding in the dark, and that's what allows the machine
Speaker 5: to work, because we know she's questioned a lot on
Speaker 5: that behind closed doors, who's funding the campaigns of both parties?
Speaker 5: You know, behind closed doors, a lot of donors ask
Speaker 5: a lot of questions. That's how you raise hundreds of
Speaker 5: millions of dollars in just one month. The voting public
Speaker 5: deserves that same level of transparency. And one of the
Speaker 5: things I will you say what you will about. You know,
Speaker 5: you could criticize either side. I like that Donald Trump
Speaker 5: showed up at the Libertarian Party convention, right, that's a
Speaker 5: third party. I like that he spoke to the National
Speaker 5: Association of Black Journalists in Chicago. I'd love for Kamala
Speaker 5: Harris to show up at the National Association of Black
Speaker 5: Journalists wanted.
Speaker 11: They wouldn't let her do the virtual thing. You guys
Speaker 11: does have a day but the but the.
Speaker 4: Day job is run and come on.
Speaker 5: At this point, she is going full time running, reading
Speaker 5: off a teleprompter at the rallies, the same thing four
Speaker 5: times a day. She should show up for that interview.
Speaker 5: If Donald Trump sits sits down with the National Association
Speaker 5: of Black Journalists, I'm sorry. A scheduling excuse is not
Speaker 5: a valid reason for the for them, don't we know
Speaker 5: what a show up?
Speaker 10: Well, if Kamalin had to cut you off, I'm sorry.
Speaker 10: I kamalas is down with NABJ. We know where she's
Speaker 10: going conversation wise, right. I think it's honestly, I'm certainly true.
Speaker 4: I don't think that's true.
Speaker 5: I think that I think the person who did that
Speaker 5: interview for Donald Trump, if they had taken the same
Speaker 5: approach with respect to Kamala Harris, I think that actually
Speaker 5: be pretty good conversation.
Speaker 4: For the I want to I want to see the
Speaker 4: Vice News.
Speaker 5: I think she should across even better. Right, So one
Speaker 5: of the things I liked, I mean, Donald Trump went
Speaker 5: to the Bronx. People could say wasn't the real Bronx
Speaker 5: or whatever, But he showed up in the Bronx, he
Speaker 5: grew up in South Bronx, showed up in inner cities
Speaker 5: in the country. Even in my own campaign, I went
Speaker 5: to the South side of Chicago, went to a room
Speaker 5: full of what ninety five percent black, ninety five percent Democrat,
Speaker 5: not a traditional Republican primary location. I went to Kensington
Speaker 5: in the inner city of Philadelphia. Speaking as a former
Speaker 5: candidate myself, I could tell you those trips had an
Speaker 5: impact on me. Right, It had an impact on my
Speaker 5: view of a national unity that I believe is possible
Speaker 5: in this country that I wouldn't have had if I
Speaker 5: hadn't showed up there.
Speaker 4: So what on that be?
Speaker 10: And say you think the Republican Party will have a
Speaker 10: person of color as a presidential nominee at.
Speaker 5: Some point, I think it's entirely possible in the near future.
Speaker 5: I mean, if you look at even twenty sixteen, Ben
Speaker 5: Carson at one point led in the polls. If you
Speaker 5: look at twenty twelve, number one for a little while
Speaker 5: was Herman Kine as well, and that's twenty twelve. I
Speaker 5: think we're even different than twenty twenty four relative to
Speaker 5: twenty twelve. Frankly, even in the race that I had,
Speaker 5: I mean I was running briefly ahead of Ron DeSantis
Speaker 5: at the early parts of the debates. That put me
Speaker 5: at number two next to Donald Trump at certain points
Speaker 5: in the race. So were there some headwinds for me?
Speaker 5: You got an cultur's comment, Was that representative of a
Speaker 5: broader current?
Speaker 4: Yeah? That exists.
Speaker 5: But was that the reason why I did not succeed?
Speaker 5: Or am I going to pin the blame on that?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 5: I think it comes down to everybody has their own
Speaker 5: unique challenges. People have biases of all kinds. It comes
Speaker 5: in a lot of different flavors. But if you're running
Speaker 5: to lead the country, it's up to you to overcome that.
Speaker 5: Is that surmountable?
Speaker 4: Yeah? I believe it is.
Speaker 5: And do I think that at some point in our
Speaker 5: lifetime you're going to have somebody who is not a
Speaker 5: white man be the Republican nominee and successfully elected US
Speaker 5: President as Republican?
Speaker 4: I think definitely. I think likely.
Speaker 11: I think they should have made Nikki Haley the nominee issue.
Speaker 9: I disagree with that oput or as vice president, it
Speaker 9: would have been a tough a ticket to beat.
Speaker 5: I disagree with that based on ideology because she and
Speaker 5: I have deep seated different views about our appetite.
Speaker 4: To interview the different than Trump.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I have a lot of different views than Trump.
Speaker 4: You don't really like Trump's politics of the vic well,
Speaker 4: I have.
Speaker 5: I've been very clear that I don't agree with Trump
Speaker 5: one hundred percent of policies I read for president. For
Speaker 5: a year, I was very making clearly the case of
Speaker 5: where I have some slightly different policy views than Donald Trump.
Speaker 5: Hopefully that makes actually my reason for endorsing him at
Speaker 5: least credible to the people who followed me during the
Speaker 5: race to say I'm not changing my policy positions. I
Speaker 5: still don't agree with him one hundred percent of policies,
Speaker 5: but I'm voting for him nonetheless because I think he's
Speaker 5: going to grow the economy and solve the illegal mass
Speaker 5: migration crisis, which I do think is hurting this country.
Speaker 5: And I think those are the two issues that matter
Speaker 5: most to the next you know, four to eight, ten
Speaker 5: years down the line.
Speaker 9: But vake Ramaswami always a pleasure, sir, good to see
Speaker 9: guests like when you pull up. Let's just you know,
Speaker 9: keep the conversation going and see what I love it. Absolutely,
Speaker 9: It's the breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: The breakfast Club.
Speaker 17: Morning.
Speaker 1: Everybody's the j Envy, jess hilarious, Charlamagne the guy. We
Speaker 1: are to breakfast Club. Now, let's get suggest with the mess.
Speaker 1: Lauren la Rossa.
Speaker 22: You use is real, whether it's just hilarious Jessica, Robin Moore,
Speaker 22: just don't do no lines, don't do that.
Speaker 4: Nobody, World, Why jess World? Why mess on the breakfast Club?
Speaker 4: The coaches with Lauren Laurens.
Speaker 17: And I got the mess talk to me.
Speaker 4: I forgot to with Laura Laurels.
Speaker 8: It's cool, it's cool.
Speaker 10: So you guys know, young thug is still fighting for
Speaker 10: his life in court, the yl case. It's still very
Speaker 10: much a thing. So they returned back to court for
Speaker 10: the first time in a few months. And ya, so
Speaker 10: Wood he got back on the stand. Let's take a listen.
Speaker 8: Did you tell the tectives the work that when you
Speaker 8: met with cal at the Cat's case catering rad, he
Speaker 8: asked you to call up.
Speaker 2: Okay, so this is what happened.
Speaker 21: Okay, the police kept locking you up for whatever they could,
Speaker 21: and they keep bringing up thud name. So what I
Speaker 21: did was to get him off of me. I said
Speaker 21: thud d D thud D thug it because I knew they.
Speaker 4: Would never I knew he didn't do it.
Speaker 15: In my mind.
Speaker 21: I knew that the police would never go miss with him.
Speaker 21: So it was easy for me to try to throw
Speaker 21: the blame out on him to get them out for me.
Speaker 21: And this is what I was doing from all these years.
Speaker 21: I don't remember what I done told them in the past,
Speaker 21: but my whole motive was Thudge did it because I
Speaker 21: knew he didn't do it and they couldn't lock him up,
Speaker 21: and they keep talking about thub. So I guess I'm
Speaker 21: gonna tell him yeah, yeah, yeah, which what else you
Speaker 21: want me to tell me? Yeah he killed his first
Speaker 21: Yeah he did that. And just right now, if you
Speaker 21: tell if I go up by these stands and they
Speaker 21: say they post stop me, now, hey, man, give me
Speaker 21: something about it.
Speaker 4: I'm about to meet some up bout them again. I
Speaker 4: have no idea how this has not been declared a
Speaker 4: mistrial yet.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we've been through three judges.
Speaker 4: It's number three.
Speaker 8: Three judges discovery violations.
Speaker 4: Yeah, people lying on the stand.
Speaker 9: Longest running criminal trial in Georgia history, and every single
Speaker 9: time we watch a new episode, it gets more and
Speaker 9: more ridiculous. What do you got to understand? And said
Speaker 9: he lied on young thugs to save himself. There's nothing
Speaker 9: else to talk about. I don't see how a jury
Speaker 9: and good conscience could ever find the guilty y'all in.
Speaker 1: A private meeting. That a private meeting in the judge chambers,
Speaker 1: which is crazy.
Speaker 8: So wait, we got a second audio. Listen to this one.
Speaker 21: Y'all trying to put this on my countries, y'all trying
Speaker 21: to put people life in.
Speaker 4: My hands out of lie to people. I don't want
Speaker 4: to be here. Y'all help pushing me.
Speaker 21: I'm tired of y'all because y'all know y'all are wrong,
Speaker 21: and y'all black people doing.
Speaker 4: This to us, and I understand that leading alone. Let
Speaker 4: me leave.
Speaker 21: Man, y'all listen, I don't recognition, and I said question,
Speaker 21: I'm telling you, I don't recall.
Speaker 4: I understand, but we're gonna get through the questions. You
Speaker 4: can just continue say you don't recall. If that's what
Speaker 4: it is, you can't.
Speaker 9: Tell him what to say. When a man gets to
Speaker 9: the point where he doesn't even have no more live awful, that's.
Speaker 10: A yo, that's an annoying when you arguing with that man.
Speaker 10: I know that prosecutor was pissed. Yes, you'd be so
Speaker 10: mad when it's like he don't even got nothing else
Speaker 10: to say.
Speaker 4: But that's a prosecutor's witness.
Speaker 10: He was the star witness, and he and understand he
Speaker 10: keeps making sure his immunity is clocked in, like I
Speaker 10: can't get in trouble for this right, and then goes
Speaker 10: to say what he's saying about not having anything to do,
Speaker 10: not having nothing to do with young thug.
Speaker 4: How can any dr and good conscience ever find Thug guilty?
Speaker 8: Thug coming home?
Speaker 4: That's not with this case. I don't see how you
Speaker 4: don't come home.
Speaker 10: Thug is coming home and that first mixtape album whatever
Speaker 10: after this, Oh, Thug is gonna be the biggest thing ever,
Speaker 10: even bigger than what I mean, he.
Speaker 8: Was already big.
Speaker 10: But it's gonna be crazy to get absolutely it's up up,
Speaker 10: it's up, No allowed, so more Olympics stuff. So you guys,
Speaker 10: you know, no allows has been like the conversation of
Speaker 10: the Olympics. But there's been a little bit of a
Speaker 10: controversy around track Star. Yeah, track Star who had COVID
Speaker 10: and didn't have COVID then went to the party, but
Speaker 10: all that stuff. So last year he had actually criticized
Speaker 10: the NBA the NBA Olympic Games because they declared them
Speaker 10: like champions of the World or something like that, and
Speaker 10: he made a comment basically saying like, how a y'all
Speaker 10: going to call them champions? Specifically that invited him to
Speaker 10: something for Anthony Edwards, and he was like, I'm not going.
Speaker 10: They didn't even win, Like, how were you guys going
Speaker 10: to declare them anything? He was talking about the fact
Speaker 10: that he wanted to shoot but from Adidas at the time,
Speaker 10: and Anthony Edwards was receiving one. So this year when
Speaker 10: they won, one of the players commented on X like, okay,
Speaker 10: so are we national world champion yet? So that brought
Speaker 10: back up the controversy. So Noah Allows actually had to
Speaker 10: come out and tweet that. Last year, there was a
Speaker 10: rumor that was going around that he didn't go to
Speaker 10: Anthony edward shoe release because he didn't deserve it.
Speaker 8: He says this is not the case. He definitely deserves
Speaker 8: his shoe.
Speaker 10: An amazing player, The problem was finding time based on
Speaker 10: my prior engagements. Congratulations will be coming an Olympic champion now.
Speaker 10: When he said his comments last year, he said, when
Speaker 10: they invited him, you want me to do what you
Speaker 10: want to invite me to an event for a man
Speaker 10: who has not even been to an NBA finals in
Speaker 10: a sport that you don't even care about, and you're
Speaker 10: giving him a shoe. So I think that this is
Speaker 10: happening because he still wants that shoe, and it's just
Speaker 10: a bad look for him after everything he just went
Speaker 10: through in the Games with not getting a place he
Speaker 10: wanted in that second.
Speaker 4: Then he want a gold though you want to go
Speaker 4: and then the bron It's sad, but.
Speaker 8: There was controversy around it though.
Speaker 1: But everybody's talking about everything that, you know, all the
Speaker 1: things outside of his accomplishments. I mean, he won a
Speaker 1: gold in the Olympics, which is amazing. He won a
Speaker 1: bronze in Olympics, which is amazing. He should be focusing
Speaker 1: on his endorsements and all the sponsorship he can be
Speaker 1: getting from all this.
Speaker 9: It's interesting though, I feel like he should be able
Speaker 9: to pop as much as he want, because he won.
Speaker 11: He gotta gold in the bronze.
Speaker 4: You can talk your.
Speaker 1: Talk, Yeah, but I feel like people are talking more
Speaker 1: about the controversy stuff.
Speaker 8: Than and that was last year, that controversy said that
Speaker 8: that was, I mean that was that.
Speaker 4: Though I heard about that in the last twenty while,
Speaker 4: I knew nothing about it.
Speaker 8: Oh no, not here, you mean other places, Yeah, just
Speaker 8: in general.
Speaker 10: But I think it's because people were making him out
Speaker 10: to be the villain of the Olympics because of the
Speaker 10: whole COVID not COVID thing party things. So people were
Speaker 10: just pulling up stuff. So he trying to keep his
Speaker 10: slate clear because he wants those endorsements to come his way.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Oh, I don't know.
Speaker 11: I thought they were mad at him because he was
Speaker 11: in the party and he was allegedly at COVID.
Speaker 4: They were that too.
Speaker 9: There's a lot of unprotected stets going on in Paris.
Speaker 9: There's worst things being spread in COVID. All okay, okay,
Speaker 9: all right, we get there. That's just with the mess
Speaker 9: with Laura la Rosa. Thank you, Lauren.
Speaker 1: Now when we come back, we got the people's choice mates,
Speaker 1: get your requested right now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same morning.
Speaker 1: Everybody's j Envy, Jess, Hilari, Charlamagne, the gud We are
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club. Laura la Rossa is feeling in while
Speaker 1: just is on maternity leave, and I just want to
Speaker 1: shout to everybody that I ran into in Shreveport. Had
Speaker 1: an amazing time out there, and salute to fifty cent.
Speaker 1: We brought the drive your Dreams cast you out there,
Speaker 1: and he brought a host of other things. I mean,
Speaker 1: he had Kat Williams, Andrews Shelton, and Dave Chappelle on stage.
Speaker 9: I love hearing my guy Andrew mentioned with all of those,
Speaker 9: all of those legends, because he's he's he's a legend
Speaker 9: in the making.
Speaker 4: And he killed it. People.
Speaker 1: People loved his performance. People loved all the performances. He
Speaker 1: had about thirty comedians perform. Then the next day he
Speaker 1: did a whole concert with every every artist from all
Speaker 1: older artists like Keith Sweat, I'll be sure Harmonie for
Speaker 1: a little mole so for real, to the baby toy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, skill of bit. It was so many people out there,
Speaker 4: so I just want to salute to him.
Speaker 1: Because what he did for that city and the fact
Speaker 1: that he didn't have no major sponsors, so he paid
Speaker 1: for all that himself. Like all that he paid for himself.
Speaker 1: So I just want to salute to that brother man.
Speaker 1: He ejected a lot of money into that city and
Speaker 1: that city is so happy. And there was no violence,
Speaker 1: no problems, no shootings, no stabbings, no killings, no fighting, nothing.
Speaker 4: It was just a safe, peaceful event.
Speaker 1: So salute to to fifty cent And and this weekend
Speaker 1: we're gonna do it again in New York for the
Speaker 1: Drive your Dreams cast you at the meadow Lands Expo
Speaker 1: Center in Jersey.
Speaker 4: So I just want to say salute to him.
Speaker 9: S Luthor fifth Luthor Laura LaRosa two three weeks pregnant
Speaker 9: and don't even know what your.
Speaker 8: Girl don't congratulated, No, No, who's the daddy?
Speaker 4: Say what? Shout him out?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Damn you blushing crazy?
Speaker 8: That's crazy because you're gonna mess up y'all. Don't even
Speaker 8: know what what if?
Speaker 9: I don't even know how many lady got holding saying
Speaker 9: Jersey holding New York.
Speaker 4: You're doing?
Speaker 8: Are you gonna chust this Sunday?
Speaker 9: No, that's how that's how you curve something, right, you
Speaker 9: gonna trust that's how you ended up getting pregnant going
Speaker 9: to church. You probably rekindled with him at the church
Speaker 9: in Delaware on a fine Sunday, like, oh yo, she
Speaker 9: did tell me a story about how some dude from
Speaker 9: her past was telling her how good he is in bed.
Speaker 11: Now he didn't know what he was doing back in
Speaker 11: the day.
Speaker 4: Oh no, she don't that. Last week, yeah, last week Friday,
Speaker 4: he told us that he tried to spend the block Like, now,
Speaker 4: you fell for that, Lord, No, I didn't.
Speaker 10: That's that's my cousin, now, huh what that's my cousin
Speaker 10: one time a monk's corner, that's right. Yes, I'm sure
Speaker 10: it's a lot of cousins intermingling down there as well too.
Speaker 4: I'm sure I never I did once?
Speaker 7: What you know what?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 4: Well, we didn't know was that cousin. First cousin, It
Speaker 4: was like fourth cousin. That's not true.
Speaker 8: It was one of them cousins that was at the sleepover,
Speaker 8: sleeping in the You just have no morals.
Speaker 4: It wasn't like one of those things for me. I
Speaker 4: am not small town.
Speaker 11: Though all of y'all might be cousins. Reality, you never know, No,
Speaker 11: we do know.
Speaker 8: I mean, you know who your cousins are, just.
Speaker 9: Not really you know who the first maybe the second
Speaker 9: is once you get to third, fourth, fifth, you never know?
Speaker 12: What are you?
Speaker 8: What are you? What are you saying?
Speaker 4: I'm saying you're pregnant about your cousin?
Speaker 12: You know what?
Speaker 4: When we come back positive at the club.
Speaker 1: This morning morning, everybody's DJ n V jes Hilaria Charlamage
Speaker 1: the guy we are the breakfast club. Laura La Rosa
Speaker 1: is feeling in while she's on maturnity leave. And we
Speaker 1: got a salute Sauce Walker.
Speaker 4: For joining us this morning. Salutor Sauce Walker. Man, my guy.
Speaker 4: He's got his new album out, Sauce Father two. It's
Speaker 4: out right now. Also the vek Ramaswami but Vi Gramma
Speaker 4: swam Man. Listen.
Speaker 9: You know, you don't always have to agree with the
Speaker 9: person to enjoy having conversations with them, you know. And
Speaker 9: then uh, Vec is one of those people who, man
Speaker 9: if he wasn't just so beholden to maga. He do
Speaker 9: got some cool ideas, you know, but you just don't know,
Speaker 9: you know, what ideas are his and what ideas are
Speaker 9: you know, just uh propped up, what ideas are propped up,
Speaker 9: and the things that he's saying just to appease uh maga, right,
Speaker 9: but yes he comes up here, so sluthor him all right.
Speaker 4: And I also want to.
Speaker 9: Say my back to school drive and fish fry is
Speaker 9: this Saturday from ten am one pm in Monks Corner,
Speaker 9: South Carolina, at the Berkeley High School student parking lot.
Speaker 9: You know, I got the backpacks for you, the free backpacks,
Speaker 9: the free headcuts, the free school supplies. We got a
Speaker 9: fish fry, right, so free fish. We got the Mini
Speaker 9: Mark Caribbean Grocery and cuisine. They're going to have the
Speaker 9: food truck out there providing free Jamaican foods to saluting them.
Speaker 9: Buju Bontan was at their spot last week and joined
Speaker 9: the mines. Yeah, so they'll be out there with the
Speaker 9: food trucks. Carolina Bouji was in South Carolina. I didn't
Speaker 9: believe it either until I saw the picture.
Speaker 4: I was like, why the hell with in South Carolina, Carolina?
Speaker 4: But yes, he was there.
Speaker 8: Probably got a first cousin there, as a first.
Speaker 4: Cousin might have a first cousin there.
Speaker 9: But yes, this Saturday, ten to one pull up on
Speaker 9: us Berkeley High School student parking lot.
Speaker 4: I leave. It's on a positive note. Positive note is simple.
Speaker 9: Man, your life isn't yours if you always care what
Speaker 9: others think. Have a blessed day, breakfast club.
Speaker 4: You don't finish for y'all. Done,