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Speaker 1: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club. Hello,
Speaker 1: this this is actually.
Speaker 3: Hey Ashley, good morning. Where you calling them from Columbus, Columbus?
Speaker 3: Okay him, get it off your chest, mama.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 6: So I'm a stay at home mom, but I also
Speaker 6: have my business on the site, and I just feel
Speaker 6: like my husband is just so it's considerate half the
Speaker 6: time that he doesn't understand.
Speaker 7: What I really do.
Speaker 8: You know, like in a lot of what that actually did?
Speaker 3: You know, how you can fix that, Ashley, Ye go
Speaker 3: away for a day watching them six kids.
Speaker 6: When I go away for a day, my kids they
Speaker 6: called me.
Speaker 9: I was like, who's your dad.
Speaker 7: They'll be like, oh, he's in the groove.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: You turn off your phone for one day that and
Speaker 3: let him have to deal with feeding them kids, washing
Speaker 3: those kids, taking the kids out.
Speaker 10: Why are you giving this bad but that's down. Turned
Speaker 10: off her phone for one day, you'd have a fit,
Speaker 10: But turn your phone.
Speaker 1: Actually, he doesn't appreciate her.
Speaker 3: So she's saying that she's a stay at home mom
Speaker 3: and we've.
Speaker 7: Been together since high school.
Speaker 11: Like he's the only man I've ever been with.
Speaker 6: Like I really give everything.
Speaker 11: And all my time to everybody. Turn my kids, help your.
Speaker 3: Flax and let him have to take care of the kids.
Speaker 3: And I bet you when you come back, he'd be like, baby,
Speaker 3: please don't leave. Baby, Baby, don't turn your phone off
Speaker 3: for your husband.
Speaker 10: Man, because the envy would have a fit if Ye
Speaker 10: turned off the phone for him out.
Speaker 1: But I was training my wife.
Speaker 10: I know how hard it is if six kids, you
Speaker 10: still would have a fit if she turned her phone
Speaker 10: off for a day. Imagine calling your wife. Imagine how
Speaker 10: many times we call our wife a day and we
Speaker 10: can't get in touch with On.
Speaker 5: The twenty five, he don't respect his wife, so he
Speaker 5: cut it out respect.
Speaker 12: I agree he did that, but she's speaking for her
Speaker 12: and you're speaking for you. So you respect your wife,
Speaker 12: but that doesn't speak to how she feel about what
Speaker 12: you present them. So he could think he's respecting her
Speaker 12: and she may not feel it.
Speaker 1: That's true.
Speaker 6: But I wished that too, because I do understand that
Speaker 6: communication that's key, and I wished that.
Speaker 9: And I'll be like, well, I just want this, so
Speaker 9: I just want that, and I'll.
Speaker 6: Be like, okay, like in the morning, don't wake me
Speaker 6: up and be like, well, I want And I was
Speaker 6: about six months old. I would like.
Speaker 7: Tonight like I.
Speaker 10: Respecting subjectives though I was gonna say that to respect
Speaker 10: and subjective.
Speaker 1: So I got to know what her definition of feeling disrespected.
Speaker 1: She just told, you know what I'm saying, That's what
Speaker 1: I'm like.
Speaker 6: Especially I cantered away. I had five other orders besides
Speaker 6: the wedding this weekend, and I was just exhausted up
Speaker 6: every hour with the.
Speaker 9: Baby, you know, and he's also on the weekends.
Speaker 6: But he didn't get up and help me. But he
Speaker 6: didn't want to try to wake me up. And then
Speaker 6: but the attitude when I'm like, no, get out my face.
Speaker 3: You might just have to wake him up at three
Speaker 3: o'clock in the morning, sit on his face and be
Speaker 3: like how does it feel?
Speaker 1: Now? That's you might have to do that. Thank you.
Speaker 10: That's not disrespect men, you know what I'm saying in
Speaker 10: the morning, poor man, poor woman with the baby all night.
Speaker 1: I get it, but that's not It might be inconsiderate,
Speaker 1: but disrespect. There we go and considerate you love disrespectful
Speaker 1: to go the other way right? Something right. So it's
Speaker 1: like I'm bringing it to your radio bill, it's real
Speaker 1: talking Hello, who's this good?
Speaker 10: Good?
Speaker 1: Good? Get it off your chest, mama.
Speaker 7: I am really upset a lot of them this morning
Speaker 7: because I had accidentally finding and when he changed.
Speaker 13: Up a car never carried over rental. So now I'm
Speaker 13: having to freaking like get up brother in the morning
Speaker 13: and dropped my release and we can't have the trouble
Speaker 13: all week because of his if he like he's just like.
Speaker 3: Damn, feels like everybody this morning that we can't really
Speaker 3: hear you because you're so upset that you're yelling. But
Speaker 3: all like we can hear is that you're mad at
Speaker 3: your husband something about a rental car. He didn't give
Speaker 3: it back and now you have to do it and
Speaker 3: you would to Wilid.
Speaker 1: On his app.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 7: No, yeah, no, I got into a car accident on Friday.
Speaker 7: It was my fault because I was rushing. But like
Speaker 7: when he turned over, like when we chased cards, he
Speaker 7: never put friends, Like how do you have on the
Speaker 7: insurance with I don't know? No one figure out how
Speaker 7: to get to work back and forth and we weren't
Speaker 7: opposite wait and opposite schedules.
Speaker 1: Also he got he got the rental and you don't
Speaker 1: have one.
Speaker 7: You He never put rental when he changed over cards.
Speaker 7: Don't you know when you get into an accident and
Speaker 7: you have rental insurance.
Speaker 1: Oh got you to the car, so you gotta pay
Speaker 1: for the car.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and it's like and.
Speaker 7: It's like we gotta pay for like bathing cheap.
Speaker 10: Well you should have got into accident, figured out, you know,
Speaker 10: you shouldn't have gotten into an accident.
Speaker 1: Man, it was your fault.
Speaker 7: You said that, but you know what, Okay, yeah, it
Speaker 7: was my fault. But however, this is why we have insurance.
Speaker 7: This is why we put options on there? What if
Speaker 7: somebody would have hit me?
Speaker 1: It's not like all.
Speaker 10: It sound like both of y'all blaming each other for
Speaker 10: things that out of y'all control. And that's why I
Speaker 10: mean they should have put you should have put insurance
Speaker 10: on your car. When people do that because they be like,
Speaker 10: I'm never gonna get an accent. Why I got paid
Speaker 10: his extra? That's what insurance and then saying, way, you
Speaker 10: shouldn't have got into an accident. He probably should have
Speaker 10: had insurance. But it's no need for y'all to be
Speaker 10: pointing the finger at each other.
Speaker 7: I understand that. But like now, our kids have to
Speaker 7: kids have to be yes to go and drop me
Speaker 7: if that work.
Speaker 10: That's not saying you gotta figure it out though, that's life,
Speaker 10: you know what I'm saying, You got to figure out
Speaker 10: how to pivot in sometimes in life.
Speaker 3: So y'all arguing, now have a go with mama, get
Speaker 3: it off your chest. Eight hundrenk five eight five one
Speaker 3: oh five one. If you need to vent hit us
Speaker 3: up now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club,
Speaker 3: right right.
Speaker 1: Ray yo charloa man, yamfy, what up are we losing
Speaker 1: this is your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 1: I got an indoor pool pool. We want to hear
Speaker 1: from you on the breakfast club.
Speaker 5: Get on the phone right now, He'll tell you what
Speaker 5: it is.
Speaker 14: We lie.
Speaker 1: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 15: Oh?
Speaker 1: This is a game's up.
Speaker 16: I'm just pad at the older generation expecting that the
Speaker 16: younger generation should have retire the same age as because
Speaker 16: I'm at work and I see these guys, you know,
Speaker 16: six something years years old working and they old.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 16: I'm just like, man, I can't be that old when
Speaker 16: I retired.
Speaker 10: Well you know what they say, Well, somebody told me
Speaker 10: back in the day, retirement is not an age, it's
Speaker 10: an income. I don't even know if I believe that anymore,
Speaker 10: because there's people I know that make mad money, but
Speaker 10: they just love what they do.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a lot of people love to work, and then
Speaker 3: a lot of people, you know, honestly don't know how
Speaker 3: to prepare for the future. You also got to think,
Speaker 3: you know, this is the generation where we're starting to
Speaker 3: learn more about financial freedom. So a lot of times,
Speaker 3: you know that the generation before us didn't actually know
Speaker 3: how to retire, didn't know how to save so they
Speaker 3: can retire.
Speaker 1: So some people still have to work.
Speaker 3: That's why when you see sometimes when you go into
Speaker 3: those supermarkets and you go to those places and you
Speaker 3: see an older person working, you got to give them
Speaker 3: patience and help them out because sometimes they're there because
Speaker 3: they have to and they're just trying to, you know,
Speaker 3: get by like everybody else.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and you know what they say when when you
Speaker 10: stop moving, you know, you start to die. Yeah, some
Speaker 10: people don't want to keep some people want to keep moving.
Speaker 16: I guess that's maybe the professional I'm in right I'm
Speaker 16: an electrician. I'm in a trade out of Vegas right now.
Speaker 16: And I mean these guys just don't want to retire.
Speaker 16: They feel like if they retire, they're gonna die.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean that could be a chance.
Speaker 3: And I'll be honest, I'd rather the mess with the
Speaker 3: older electrician or older mechanic or older doctor because a
Speaker 3: lot of times they didn't see everything, they didn't been
Speaker 3: through it.
Speaker 1: You know, Like that about your president, you feel like,
Speaker 1: I feel like.
Speaker 16: This should be an age president, just like they got time.
Speaker 15: You had me.
Speaker 1: Y'all want y'all want everything else.
Speaker 10: Age. You want your cognact age, your electrician age. But
Speaker 10: when it comes to your president. You don't want your
Speaker 10: own president.
Speaker 3: You using a mechanic or electrician like they've been through
Speaker 3: everything to see what works and what doesn't work. And
Speaker 3: a lot of this new generation they rely on AI
Speaker 3: or computers to see what's wrong I rather than tell me.
Speaker 1: But for president, he keeps falling. Your president definitely keeps falling.
Speaker 1: Tell you the president need a care Give Hello, who's
Speaker 1: this morning? I can hear you. Now, come on and mama,
Speaker 1: get it off your chest.
Speaker 17: Drive.
Speaker 1: I'm a post the picture. That's right. Yeah, I ran
Speaker 1: into you at the airport. We were heading into Aruba,
Speaker 1: right right? How you doing man? You're being safe out there?
Speaker 1: This is our bus driver from the Bronx.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I'm doing this.
Speaker 18: School does say good morning.
Speaker 1: You just called this SA good morning?
Speaker 15: Right?
Speaker 11: You be saying every day is something different in the Bronx.
Speaker 19: Especially in the Bronx.
Speaker 1: The Bronx will be safe out there morning.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 1: But then you be the same person screaming BX at
Speaker 1: the show. No I don't.
Speaker 6: I'm duck when it's X, and they say I'm like yes, yes,
Speaker 6: but get it off your chest.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred and five eight five one oh five one.
Speaker 1: If you need to vent hit us up now, it's
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Longas State. You know there was a shooting there recently. Yes, uh,
Speaker 3: you guys have canceled the homecoming and there was a
Speaker 3: lot going on. So have you reached back out to
Speaker 3: the school.
Speaker 1: How how is.
Speaker 3: Everything happening now? Because I know you're you're big when
Speaker 3: it comes to giving back to that school.
Speaker 5: So I was supposed to actually host our homecoming gala,
Speaker 5: which is the biggest fundraiser of the year. Our host
Speaker 5: the gaily Year's shirt you know, tuxedo out, and that
Speaker 5: got postponed to December the eighth. The official homecoming got canceled,
Speaker 5: but Black people homecoming went on as planning. Oh they
Speaker 5: were still party. They called it because the homecoming got canceled.
Speaker 5: Brunch because the homegum got canceled. Day party because the
Speaker 5: home So we you know, you have thousands of people
Speaker 5: who were looking forward to this weekend. So they came
Speaker 5: down and had a great time and showed solidarity after
Speaker 5: the shooting.
Speaker 1: You had mothers. There was a group of mothers who
Speaker 1: got together.
Speaker 5: Who didn't have kids in school, who came up just
Speaker 5: to show support for kids who were far away from home.
Speaker 5: Who needed a mom, If you need a hug, if
Speaker 5: you need to ask a mom question real quick, we're
Speaker 5: standing right here. And so while the tragedy happened, and
Speaker 5: you know, our prayers are with those students and their
Speaker 5: families and everybody affected, there's also this gigantic push of solidarity,
Speaker 5: this gigantic push of unity. This is a new Morgan state,
Speaker 5: and we're gonna stand together to shake off some of
Speaker 5: the old reputation and move in a new positive way.
Speaker 5: When things like this pop up, it throws a monkey
Speaker 5: rich into the we're a new Morgan thing. So we
Speaker 5: came out even stronger.
Speaker 1: That's why I've been I've been orange and blue since
Speaker 1: that day.
Speaker 5: You know, my kids are walking around with the hats
Speaker 5: and everything else, and I'm screaming it out as much
Speaker 5: as I possibly can. These institutions. You know, I don't
Speaker 5: have to come on here and appreciate to you what
Speaker 5: an hby means for our community. So you know, at
Speaker 5: this time in my life, I'm happy to be able
Speaker 5: to be there for my school.
Speaker 1: Whatever they need.
Speaker 5: They call me for anything, if the students need anything,
Speaker 5: my frat brothers need anything, they hit me up and like,
Speaker 5: let's go do X, Y and Z.
Speaker 1: Do you think they should have canceled on coming.
Speaker 5: I think it was a good call by doctor Wilson
Speaker 5: is an incredible leader for that school. And let's imagine
Speaker 5: if he didn't cancer this black Mama ain't canceled, it's
Speaker 5: a tragedy. So he did the smart thing, he did
Speaker 5: the thing that someone in academia should do. Let's cancel this.
Speaker 5: Everybody else though, we went and partied and everybody had
Speaker 5: a great time.
Speaker 1: All the events around homecomings. Yeah, none of that. You ain't.
Speaker 1: You ain't canceling rare essence.
Speaker 5: You ain't canceling the go go because you know, you're
Speaker 5: not even supposed to have a go go in Baltimore
Speaker 5: in the first place. So the fact that you got
Speaker 5: a go go in Baltimore or we coming, and you're
Speaker 5: not canceling that you can't Baltimore. It's too old Baltimore.
Speaker 5: Most of the country doesn't really doesn't know that. There
Speaker 5: is a unspoken rivalry between the African American community and
Speaker 5: Baltimore and the African American community in DC.
Speaker 1: They got their own language. They and so we have too.
Speaker 5: We grew up with two different Like you said, culches,
Speaker 5: different accents, music, food, we did, way we dress and
Speaker 5: the and the like.
Speaker 1: So when I got to Baltimore, there was no go go.
Speaker 5: But so ever you did not don't even don't even
Speaker 5: bring that up in Baltimore now because of I think,
Speaker 5: because of the twenty thirty is that DC has been
Speaker 5: heavy going to Morgan State making alliances in the city.
Speaker 5: My wife is from the west side. First, let me
Speaker 5: say that my wife is from the West side of Baltimore.
Speaker 5: And when I married a Baltimore woman, the DC women.
Speaker 1: Like, hold on, ah, y'all, no, that's not what we're doing.
Speaker 1: I was like, Oh, that's what we do. You ain't.
Speaker 1: You don't sleep with her, you haven't had some of
Speaker 1: that that old bait that she served.
Speaker 5: She's got a crab boy for your ass that you
Speaker 5: you don't know nothing about. And so I think that
Speaker 5: there's slowly, but surely there's there's an alliance that has
Speaker 5: been coming between Baltimore and DC. At least the the
Speaker 5: hard line has been softened. I won't say that is
Speaker 5: an alliance, but the hard line has been softened. But
Speaker 5: you never hear about this rivalry that we had that
Speaker 5: goes on. I think it's the stupidest thing ever. I
Speaker 5: think that the two communities, African American communities in those
Speaker 5: major cities. D C's a major city, Baltimore is a
Speaker 5: major city.
Speaker 1: I think we need to come.
Speaker 10: Yeah, anything that brings you all together, I would think,
Speaker 10: like comedy, right, because I think your comedy underrated comedy
Speaker 10: is an underrated comedy scene in Baltimore, DC.
Speaker 5: You got Dave, you got Donall so here quick, just hilarious.
Speaker 5: So here's how we feel about that. The same applies.
Speaker 5: So it's like this growing up. Anything coming out of Baltimore,
Speaker 5: you just automatically x and if you in Baltimore, anything
Speaker 5: coming out of DC, you just automatically x NA.
Speaker 1: You don't know them. I learned that from my my
Speaker 1: Baltimore gooons.
Speaker 5: What's up with y'all? I ain't saying no name, what's
Speaker 5: up a y'all? But I know some straight goods, and
Speaker 5: you know Baltimore. You know, the wire was real.
Speaker 1: Let's let's let's keep let's keep it the buck. The
Speaker 1: wire was real, and the climate in Baltimore, it's it's serious,
Speaker 1: it's very very serious.
Speaker 5: So it's gonna take thirty forty years for that alliance
Speaker 5: to pop off.
Speaker 1: It was talking about black folks who are setting their ways.
Speaker 5: Black folks are very very slow to change, and unless
Speaker 5: you have a reason to change, a very straightforward reason
Speaker 5: to change, ain't ain't gonna be that much change when
Speaker 5: we come back with Kicking It with Joe Claire, so
Speaker 5: don't move.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club, Good Morning, the Breakfast Club, wanting
Speaker 1: everybody's DJ n V.
Speaker 3: Charlomagne the guy we are the Breakfast Club, but kicking
Speaker 3: it with Joe Clair, of course from Rap City Charlomagne.
Speaker 10: Another thing too, I was watching the doc Man, I've
Speaker 10: always loved the interview you did with Big.
Speaker 1: That's that's the iconic in the Biggie and I knew
Speaker 1: that was Big. I couldn't. I knew that was Big
Speaker 1: last interview. It was his last television interview. I think
Speaker 1: I think I think swave might have been his last
Speaker 1: radio and he was going, he went to the radio.
Speaker 1: Now did y'all shoot that in La? Shot it in La.
Speaker 1: That's what we was laying like in the park, right
Speaker 1: we sit in So we really were on a sound.
Speaker 5: Stage and they were shooting the hypnotized video. The dance
Speaker 5: scenes were going on in there. So they took a break.
Speaker 1: From that, sat us outside and that's how that interview
Speaker 1: popped off.
Speaker 10: Always wondered, were you concerned for your safety shooting out
Speaker 10: in LA at the time, because it was all the
Speaker 10: East Coast West Coast beef and all of that.
Speaker 5: I'm concerned for my safety every day, so my head
Speaker 5: is always on a swivel. So I didn't feel any
Speaker 5: more concern than I normally feel when I go to La.
Speaker 1: I just know, like doing Rap City.
Speaker 5: The thing that I knew was when you go to
Speaker 5: somebody hood, when you go to a city, you abide
Speaker 5: by they rules.
Speaker 1: You shut your mouth, don't start no shit, won't be
Speaker 1: no sea.
Speaker 5: So nah, I didn't have any extra concerns for my
Speaker 5: safety that day. We had plenty of security ANIMI civilian.
Speaker 20: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Then I sit and I do the interview. It's a
Speaker 5: great day season Junior Mafia right behind us. The dancing
Speaker 5: girls are over there. Of course, then Big City. You
Speaker 5: want to smoke something, day just got better. I'm not
Speaker 5: a smoker, but.
Speaker 1: If you're gonna smoke with somebody, you're gonna smoke with
Speaker 1: biggie smoke.
Speaker 5: So I had to catch a red eye that night
Speaker 5: because I was going out on the Deaf Comedy Jam tour.
Speaker 5: This was the first night, so I had to fly
Speaker 5: home Wednesday after getting the interview, pack my bags, get
Speaker 5: on the tour buses coming from Kid and pre Little
Speaker 5: Jersey coming down to DC, pick me up, and then we.
Speaker 1: Drive to Dallas. We do the show in Dallas. The
Speaker 1: next night we go to Houston. Do the show in Houston.
Speaker 1: Had a ball and three thirty four o'clock in the morning,
Speaker 1: Kid called my phone, like, Yo, they say, biggie guy's shot.
Speaker 5: You know, it's four o'clock in the morning. You've been
Speaker 5: out drinking, like whatever, you know, it's just some more
Speaker 5: hip hop here say book. Then my girlfriend at the
Speaker 5: time called me.
Speaker 1: She was like, they say, biggie guys shot. Let me
Speaker 1: turn on Headline News, y'all member Headline News.
Speaker 5: Then every half hour first story rapper Christopher Wallace has
Speaker 5: gunned down.
Speaker 1: At this point, the interview wasn't out. Interview's not out.
Speaker 5: I just was this is Sunday morning. I just was
Speaker 5: dead Wednesday. This is Sunday morning at six in the morning,
Speaker 5: So nah, no interview out. They ain't get time to try.
Speaker 5: They still a party and just those next couple of
Speaker 5: weeks when I got to reflect on it, I realized
Speaker 5: I was just numb because Tupac had just died and
Speaker 5: now Biggie got killed.
Speaker 1: I was like, we cannot be that dumb?
Speaker 20: Are we?
Speaker 1: Black folks were really not that stupid? Are we? Is
Speaker 1: this who we are? Tim and Sean that unfortunately it's sad.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 1: It was one of those times Charlemagne and Envy where
Speaker 1: I really just I'm very us.
Speaker 5: I was like, man, I man a lot of that,
Speaker 5: so a lot of the like hanging out and I
Speaker 5: just did not want to do like because I don't
Speaker 5: know what you on. And then and I watched cats,
Speaker 5: I knew some of the most righteous dudes. Next thing
Speaker 5: I know, he he come with the chain and he
Speaker 5: gotta get his swaged together. You you, you've been made
Speaker 5: since you was nineteen years and ten years old.
Speaker 1: You've been made.
Speaker 5: You've been a man. I know your family, I know
Speaker 5: what you staying on you switching up because you think
Speaker 5: this is what the coach a dog man and has
Speaker 5: colored how I see us.
Speaker 1: Since then, nothing has changed your mind about us.
Speaker 5: I mean remember, leading up to that, I sat in
Speaker 5: the middle of the East coast West coast thing. Every week,
Speaker 5: every day, every rapper's got something to say about the
Speaker 5: other coast.
Speaker 1: That what made you start saying East Coast, West Coast worldwide.
Speaker 1: I took it straight from the Lost Boys.
Speaker 5: Yes, we really need to we really need to do
Speaker 5: this big shout out to Mac ten and Fat Joe
Speaker 5: because I don't know if you guys remember they did
Speaker 5: a movie Thinking and Water Up something like that. And
Speaker 5: then and Fat Joe realized and Fat Joe used to
Speaker 5: be coming up to this show like man that I'm
Speaker 5: keeping the flame going on this East Coast West Coast.
Speaker 1: After that, I see Joe and he's like, now they cool.
Speaker 1: And then as you used to see mac ten and mactin.
Speaker 5: Like nah, they cool, They're super cool. And then you
Speaker 5: found out it really wasn't the East Coast versus. It
Speaker 5: was the media making in and it was Park against
Speaker 5: Biggie and they used to be best friends. And now
Speaker 5: we're looking at really this came down the two best
Speaker 5: friends fell out. Now they have other influences and that
Speaker 5: just got bigger and bigger and bigger.
Speaker 1: The control you know, we have.
Speaker 10: We have conversations on the Breakfast Club that have ended
Speaker 10: up confrontational did y'all have any of those on Rap City?
Speaker 5: That y'all y'all the only person who ever like tried
Speaker 5: to sum me he sum me one time. It was
Speaker 5: my first live taping and I'm interviewing Pete Rock and
Speaker 5: cl Smooth.
Speaker 1: Oh my heroes.
Speaker 21: My.
Speaker 1: I know they album back to backward and forward. I
Speaker 1: know everything.
Speaker 5: I know every syllable of that album. So it's like
Speaker 5: five four three two go. I'm like, ah, it's Rap City,
Speaker 5: Joe play here, blah blah blah blah blah blah blahn do.
Speaker 1: My thing, So what's up with you?
Speaker 5: And then I don't get nothing from cl He's pretty
Speaker 5: So then the cameras cut off.
Speaker 1: He's like, Yo, son, you mad extra? I SA said,
Speaker 1: what what you mean? He's like, yo, over the top,
Speaker 1: He like mad extras? Yo, bring it down a little bit.
Speaker 1: Five four three two.
Speaker 5: All right, y'age man, Joe Clear here on Rap City,
Speaker 5: I Got Bigger?
Speaker 1: How do you hear that?
Speaker 15: End? For me?
Speaker 5: I took it as a vet somebody who was in
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Speaker 22: In our society right now, black women are making a
Speaker 22: lot more money for the most part than black men.
Speaker 22: Right There are a lot of black men who are successful,
Speaker 22: but for the most part, black women are making the money.
Speaker 22: So you, if you can find love, if that man
Speaker 22: works at whatever job and it's a good man, and
Speaker 22: it's good to you and honors and honors the house
Speaker 22: and honors white and does what he can because his
Speaker 22: gift may not be your gift exactly. That is okay,
Speaker 22: that's not somebody who's beneath you. That's somebody who came
Speaker 22: to love you at your work, right and as long
Speaker 22: as he's secure in himself to know that, yep, she
Speaker 22: makes more of the money. All I can pay is
Speaker 22: the light deal. As long as she's comfortable enough to say,
Speaker 22: I'm gonna cover the mortgage and all the other stuff
Speaker 22: you've handed the light deil baby, you can take me
Speaker 22: to dinner and every now and then.
Speaker 1: That is fine.
Speaker 22: Yeah, that love, that support that I got your babe,
Speaker 22: it's a beautiful thing.
Speaker 3: So we're asking eight hundred five eight five one five one.
Speaker 3: We're talking to women out there, are black women out there.
Speaker 3: Do you believe what he says? Do you believe where
Speaker 3: you know? You should stop looking for a pockets and
Speaker 3: look more for love. I definitely think everybody should stop
Speaker 3: looking for pockets. You should definitely look for love. You
Speaker 3: should look for a person that's got good character. You look,
Speaker 3: you should look for a person that's got a good spirit.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying, Like somebody that's gonna hold
Speaker 3: you down, you know, as a human, like because finances
Speaker 3: go up, finances go down. Like, it's not always gonna
Speaker 3: be about money. If if, if all, if all it
Speaker 3: takes is money, what are you you hope.
Speaker 1: Matter now? It takes money? Response up here?
Speaker 21: Okay, but keep in mind, as much as you're telling
Speaker 21: us to go look for deeper than just the wallets,
Speaker 21: some people just don't have any depth.
Speaker 1: There's nothing else to them.
Speaker 10: Well, I don't think you have any depth of all
Speaker 10: you're looking forward to money? No, I don't think if
Speaker 10: all you're saying is I wanted somebody with money.
Speaker 1: What if he checks all the boxes.
Speaker 3: He's a great guy, he treats you well, he's you
Speaker 3: can see him being a great father.
Speaker 1: He does everything except financially.
Speaker 4: It could be friends because for me, No, look for me,
Speaker 4: I'm just saying ambition, like that's more important than money, Richie.
Speaker 1: So ambition equates the wealth, like you have to have
Speaker 1: wealth to be ambitious. No, no, no, no, that makes
Speaker 1: zero sense. But let's let's let's let's go to the
Speaker 1: phone lines. A lot of people that he's filling women
Speaker 1: in a pair of tough boy and that's what he's saying.
Speaker 11: Hello, who is hi?
Speaker 1: I'm Jocelyn, Hey, Jocely, good morning, good morning. Now let's
Speaker 1: let's talk about what Tyler Perry said. What's your thoughts.
Speaker 19: I think Tyler Perry's statement is rooted and idealism, Like
Speaker 19: we're not talking about millionaire salaries. We're talking about average salaries.
Speaker 19: And even if it's two hundred thousand or three hundred
Speaker 19: thousand and eight dollars a year that a woman is
Speaker 19: making men contribute different things to a relationship as you women.
Speaker 19: So a man who doesn't make a lot of money
Speaker 19: is not going to come in the house and cook
Speaker 19: and clean and you know, show up a nice launderie
Speaker 19: and do all those things.
Speaker 1: Why would I be wearing en? They still? Why would
Speaker 1: I do? I would cook and I would clean. You
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying, You're acting person.
Speaker 19: They've always been apt to settle, and then when they
Speaker 19: fall and their salaries full and they fall into financial situation,
Speaker 19: it's like, why do you marry that, brokelyn? Why do
Speaker 19: you marry a man who keeps that too?
Speaker 1: And you attract what you are?
Speaker 19: Always realistic?
Speaker 1: Settle? Now, I don't think this is settling. I really
Speaker 1: don't think this is settling.
Speaker 10: I think that you know, you shouldn't asked for anything
Speaker 10: in somebody else that you don't have in yourself. Don't
Speaker 10: look for nothing in anyone that you don't have in yourself. Now, see,
Speaker 10: I really feel like, can you make those kind of
Speaker 10: demands in me?
Speaker 3: I really feel like when when I think things got worse,
Speaker 3: when people started concentrating on money, right, and I just looked.
Speaker 1: Back at my parents, my aunts, my uncles, my grandparents.
Speaker 1: They didn't have money. It was just it was about love.
Speaker 3: My dad was a police officer, my mom worked at
Speaker 3: an insurance compan They wasn't money.
Speaker 1: They just fell in love.
Speaker 3: But then I also think about you know, when I
Speaker 3: met my wife, I was fifteen sixty, it wasn't about money.
Speaker 1: We didn't have any money.
Speaker 10: Can you imagine being this is this thing about you
Speaker 10: broke as hell, but you like I don't want nobody
Speaker 10: but a rich man.
Speaker 2: You broke.
Speaker 1: Why would that rich man want you? Brookie shouldn't be dating.
Speaker 1: I don't believe that either. Where are these stupid rules
Speaker 1: coming from?
Speaker 23: Hello?
Speaker 1: Hello, Hey, what's your day? Hey? What's your thoughts to
Speaker 1: what Tyler Perry said? Mama.
Speaker 18: I I do understand where he's coming from, and I
Speaker 18: do also understand where Tarva, Maine is coming from, because
Speaker 18: I steel that way as well. But I don't think
Speaker 18: he's say, lord, your standards. I'm just I think he's
Speaker 18: just speaking on if you are with someone who just
Speaker 18: works a regular nine to five, and he's affecting that,
Speaker 18: he's treating you right. He's taking care of the things
Speaker 18: that he can take care of with. If you're working,
Speaker 18: you can take care of something, and it's a genuine person.
Speaker 18: Don't try to look for someone who makes all of
Speaker 18: this money just for you, not to receive other things
Speaker 18: that's important as well, like don't necessarily worry about finances.
Speaker 18: But I do understand where Scharla Maine is coming from.
Speaker 18: With women, they do cand to always say they want
Speaker 18: to stand with so much money and all these things,
Speaker 18: but they don't have as much money as well. They
Speaker 18: want a man with all these fancy cars if they
Speaker 18: don't have none at all.
Speaker 10: Right, so right, because why would a rich man want
Speaker 10: a broke woman? Why would I want a woman who
Speaker 10: just wants me for my money? You know what I'm
Speaker 10: saying that I'm gonna end up giving you half of
Speaker 10: everything that I've ever acquired when this relationship is over.
Speaker 1: For what now? Victoria, somebody else that works pair just
Speaker 1: came and she came in here so dominican. Just now,
Speaker 1: she came in here, very mean.
Speaker 10: She was so Dominican when she walked in this room.
Speaker 10: Tell him to say exactly how you said it when
Speaker 10: you walked in the room.
Speaker 2: I said, we can't be two Broki's together.
Speaker 1: And I said, yes, you can't. No, we can.
Speaker 10: And sometimes you might just have to be. There might
Speaker 10: not be any other choice, but y'all might come up together.
Speaker 21: But when we get into that situation of like, oh,
Speaker 21: I'm not happy, Like but you knew what he was
Speaker 21: when you met him, and now you were sitting here
Speaker 21: telling me I need to rock with the brokes, makes
Speaker 21: you think you're.
Speaker 1: Gonna be happy with the rich man.
Speaker 10: The rich man gonna probably treat you worse because the
Speaker 10: rich man is like, you don't bring nothing.
Speaker 1: To the table. You keep saying financially So what is
Speaker 1: financially stable? I just said, someone that's able to take
Speaker 1: me out as well.
Speaker 2: I'm not asking for no boogie sever anything.
Speaker 1: Give me a number. What's financially stable to you?
Speaker 8: Salary rise? I would like for her to be at
Speaker 8: least like eighty thousand.
Speaker 1: Okay, I like that.
Speaker 3: So if you're just joining us now with a collective
Speaker 3: up pair our producers that work in the back and waterfalls,
Speaker 3: that is Victoria. You came in here, a little spicy Victor.
Speaker 3: Now for God treats you well, that's everything he's supposed
Speaker 3: to do. He's not cheating, know how to sucer.
Speaker 18: What is it?
Speaker 1: But does not have much money? Do you still date them?
Speaker 8: Yeah, as long as you're not too broke.
Speaker 1: But that's all. That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 10: I just don't want you to stop looking for love, man,
Speaker 10: something for good character in people.
Speaker 13: Man?
Speaker 2: What happened to?
Speaker 4: So y'all don't want to go against what managed supposed
Speaker 4: to provide and everything else, y'all want to go against that.
Speaker 1: What is it supposed to provide? We work hard, some
Speaker 1: some some what they can.
Speaker 2: All I'm saying is me where I'm at. That's all
Speaker 2: I'm saying.
Speaker 1: And that's all.
Speaker 10: I don't look for nothing in anybody you don't have
Speaker 10: in yourself each other.
Speaker 15: That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Well, if he's a good guy, blah blah blah, but
Speaker 4: he's not at the level that I'm at.
Speaker 10: No, no, no, But I want you, first of all,
Speaker 10: I would encourage people never detailer because she's a terrible person.
Speaker 1: Human means very Never want to a woman like that.
Speaker 2: I'm going to challenge you.
Speaker 8: That's what it is.
Speaker 1: So let's go to the phone. The Philly women are crazy. Hello,
Speaker 1: who's this Eric?
Speaker 11: How you doing?
Speaker 1: Good morning? What do you think of what Tyler Perry said?
Speaker 23: I think she was wrong, I honestly do it's in
Speaker 23: the Bible. I mean to get out and man, I'm
Speaker 23: just saying read the Bible like that's that's the hierarchy.
Speaker 23: I think the man is supposed to protect and provide, like, yes,
Speaker 23: I gotta take you might just.
Speaker 24: Be one of my kids.
Speaker 3: Doesn't necessarily mean by chingel bags and burkings and cars.
Speaker 1: That means food and make sure you're safe. And you
Speaker 1: think a man can't protect and provide for you just
Speaker 1: because you got more money, But then.
Speaker 24: Why am I making more money in the first place?
Speaker 24: Is the question? If you're supposed to be I mean.
Speaker 23: A real man is not going to take that.
Speaker 1: A real that's not true.
Speaker 24: The household.
Speaker 10: Now, I wish men thought that men. If men thought
Speaker 10: like this, women wouldn't. Who would have been Who would
Speaker 10: women be?
Speaker 1: With women?
Speaker 19: I'm actually thought this.
Speaker 24: Some cultures they don't even allow their women to work.
Speaker 9: I'm not I'm not agreeing with that because I'm.
Speaker 24: An independent woman married an independent woman. But at the
Speaker 24: same time, I believe the man is supposed to hold
Speaker 24: everything down. A woman is supposed to hold down the kids,
Speaker 24: the household, him mentally, physically, emotionally, And why I have
Speaker 24: to do all of that and provide the money as well.
Speaker 1: Well, let me ask you a question.
Speaker 10: If you already got the money as a woman, if
Speaker 10: you rich already, there's only one other thing to have,
Speaker 10: and that's love.
Speaker 1: It one other thing to have. That's a man that's
Speaker 1: gonna hold you down, to protect you and care for you.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 9: But how do we love himself?
Speaker 24: If he's an adequate to provide financially, he might.
Speaker 1: Have twelve inches. Whoa, he may have, that's what you need. Second,
Speaker 1: the man might have twelve inches man, the man nobody
Speaker 1: want that wants that. Y'all want twelve inches. Y'all want money.
Speaker 1: I don't know what y'all of the story. We know
Speaker 1: what you want.
Speaker 10: The story is just simple for me. Don't look for
Speaker 10: nothing in anybody you don't have in yourself. And everybody
Speaker 10: got to stop looking at finances. That's the reason to
Speaker 10: be with somebody. So at the end of the day,
Speaker 10: finances ain't gonna keep you all together. Love is gonna
Speaker 10: keep you all together, you know, because you gotta grow
Speaker 10: old with this person. You gotta actually like this person.
Speaker 10: You know what I'm saying. If y'all don't have that,
Speaker 10: I don't know what to tell you.
Speaker 21: He also needs a four oh one k Jesus.
Speaker 1: All right, well, sure, nice person, right, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying.
Speaker 21: There's plenty of rich men that will treat y'all terribly.
Speaker 21: How we're gonna grow old together? If you can't afford
Speaker 21: to grow old together?
Speaker 1: Damn making what I'm talking about right now? I just know.
Speaker 1: Tell me why rich man would want to broke woman?
Speaker 1: Nobody can ever rich?
Speaker 10: Okay, Why would a financially stable person want a woman
Speaker 10: who's not financially stable? Why would a financially stable man
Speaker 10: want a woman who's not financially stable?
Speaker 24: I can't.
Speaker 1: I agree with you.
Speaker 8: You know, they like the church, but that's also their
Speaker 8: ego to that's a girl.
Speaker 4: A lot of times, a lot of guys want to.
Speaker 4: I know a lot of guys that want to be
Speaker 4: able to make more than the woman for their ego standpoint,
Speaker 4: not necessarily like.
Speaker 5: And I would tell you that's not the type of
Speaker 5: man y'all should be doing. All right, well, I will
Speaker 5: tell you, I would tell you run from that type
Speaker 5: of guy. It's the breakfast leg of morning.
Speaker 1: The breakfast club.
Speaker 3: Everybody, Charlamagne's god, we are the breakfast club. We have
Speaker 3: Laura La Rose to hear our special guest host, and
Speaker 3: we got a special guest with us today.
Speaker 1: We had a topic talking about some statements that she said,
Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen Williams, don't nobody stir it up, like
Speaker 1: what's up envy, what's up? Charge more NB.
Speaker 14: I was going to be very very pissed and disappointed
Speaker 14: if you weren't stucking in. So why well, because I
Speaker 14: didn't know if I'd ever be back up here to.
Speaker 1: Be candid why it was? It was it was tight
Speaker 1: last Yeah, but God is good.
Speaker 2: I came with my God le on, God Leon.
Speaker 1: We're good. It's really God is good. I would say this.
Speaker 3: You know, every time we have a conversation, we're always
Speaker 3: not going to agree, but you're always invited up here regardless.
Speaker 3: I mean, we're not gonna agree on everything, but the
Speaker 3: best thing about it is just having a conversation. So
Speaker 3: never think that you can't come up here for something.
Speaker 3: You say, No, that's what these conversations and these platforms
Speaker 3: are about.
Speaker 2: I'm half playing, but it's a good point and it's
Speaker 2: it's worth saying out loud.
Speaker 1: So I appreciate that, and I love you, sister. I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't want you to think I don't love you.
Speaker 1: I love you for real, like I appreciate everything that
Speaker 1: you do.
Speaker 14: And it's just like anything else. You go hardest in
Speaker 14: the pain with your family, So in the paint and
Speaker 14: in the paint that's on your face.
Speaker 20: And shut up.
Speaker 8: I'm happy here.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 8: I would love to have a conversation with you about
Speaker 8: the video.
Speaker 10: Now, what's the topic of conversation. I feel like this
Speaker 10: is a conversation that men shouldn't even be involved in.
Speaker 10: What is the gist of the conversation.
Speaker 14: It's not for you, Charlamagne. So I'm glad that you
Speaker 14: said that this is a conversation for ladies. And I
Speaker 14: texted my good friend Charlemagne. I said, it's a friend
Speaker 14: of the show. I heard the conversation yesterday. I appreciated
Speaker 14: the critique and the constructive nature of it, and I said,
Speaker 14: you know, since I'm down the street on the train,
Speaker 14: let me pull up and I want to hear from you,
Speaker 14: Lauren about what you agree with and what you disagree
Speaker 14: with and have a lady's conversation.
Speaker 1: About let's do it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, So I think for me, I'll start with the
Speaker 8: what I disagree with.
Speaker 3: Let's go come first for people that don't know you
Speaker 3: want to you want to play the clip of of
Speaker 3: what went viral.
Speaker 8: So people understand that clip to bring everybody up this red.
Speaker 1: You got the clip, Let's play the clip, right. The
Speaker 1: reality is.
Speaker 14: That our marriage and partnership market value is depreciating with
Speaker 14: every passing year. No matter how good we look, no
Speaker 14: matter how fit we are, men are still seeing primarily
Speaker 14: our presumed dwindling fertility.
Speaker 2: As a knock against us. So here's my advice.
Speaker 14: If you are a young Black woman in college and
Speaker 14: you know in your heart and in your head that
Speaker 14: you want to prioritize family, I suggest that you simultaneously
Speaker 14: pursue that mrs degree right along with that BA or JD.
Speaker 14: Because a handful of black college age men that actually
Speaker 14: do desire to get married soon, and they do share
Speaker 14: that value system and family is a priority for them too.
Speaker 1: Y'all.
Speaker 14: That is an incredibly small pool, and it's shrinking as
Speaker 14: you get older, and by the time you reach my
Speaker 14: age forty, you will be faced with different choices relating
Speaker 14: to life, partnership, and motherhood.
Speaker 4: So I think, all right, So breaking it down into
Speaker 4: what I agree and what I disagree with. So the
Speaker 4: disagreeing for me came with the starting with the infertility
Speaker 4: and the the market value they're appreciating. So with the infertility,
Speaker 4: I know, I said this yesterday. Some stuff is science, right,
Speaker 4: you can't get around that. But I feel like when
Speaker 4: you start with that and you lead with that, it
Speaker 4: then makes people get defensive and they don't even hear
Speaker 4: the rest of it. I know, when I first listened
Speaker 4: to it, I was like, oh God, this is going
Speaker 4: to be another one of those conversations where like someone's
Speaker 4: telling me, as a woman, by the time you get
Speaker 4: this age, your life is over. And you know when
Speaker 4: you're when you're like trying to figure things out and
Speaker 4: you're like, I'm thirty one years old, right, Like I'm
Speaker 4: recently out of a very long relationship.
Speaker 8: You want to feel not.
Speaker 2: Charlamade Jesus, but I feel there's life after go ahead.
Speaker 8: But that's my point.
Speaker 4: It's like for me, I made a very conscious decision
Speaker 4: with a lot of things in my life going to college,
Speaker 4: being in the relationship that I was in, not being
Speaker 4: in that relationship. Even with my like recent you know,
Speaker 4: back and forth to East coast, West coast, like I've
Speaker 4: always had to be very conscious and cognizant of the
Speaker 4: fact that, like you know, as a woman, as a
Speaker 4: black woman, right, especially working in the space that I
Speaker 4: work in, I might not get that that other chance,
Speaker 4: Like I gotta do it right the first time. And
Speaker 4: I think talking about professionally, professionally and personally, okay, and
Speaker 4: only because that's.
Speaker 1: What are your personal goals? Just so we're clear. Do
Speaker 1: you want marriage?
Speaker 8: I want marriage?
Speaker 10: I want you.
Speaker 1: Yes, family foundation, I want all of that.
Speaker 4: I don't even have a number of kids. Once we start,
Speaker 4: we start just yeah, but yes, I'm going to be
Speaker 4: an amazing mom. But I just feel like when you
Speaker 4: lead with the stuff that you lead with, it instantly
Speaker 4: turns the conversation negative, and for someone like me who
Speaker 4: is watching and learning and listening to you, it makes
Speaker 4: it where now I am defensive.
Speaker 8: I don't want to watch, listen and learn.
Speaker 4: I don't hear the rest of what you're saying, So
Speaker 4: now I'm not being taught, and I should feel like
Speaker 4: I can listen to you and learn from you and
Speaker 4: not feel like you're the op right, And that's how
Speaker 4: it starts off when you instantly are telling me everything
Speaker 4: negative about what I already am facing every single day,
Speaker 4: and I think that that's a big part of it too.
Speaker 4: It's like when you put certain troops in front of people,
Speaker 4: it hurts, people don't want to hear it. But beyond that,
Speaker 4: like you can't get around the infertility. The second thing
Speaker 4: was the market value, right. I don't agree.
Speaker 17: Right.
Speaker 4: I don't know where you were at thirty one, But
Speaker 4: for me, I feel like I'm just now getting to
Speaker 4: the space where like the people that I'm able to
Speaker 4: or not even able to, but the people that I'm dating,
Speaker 4: the life experiences that I'm experiencing that are teaching me
Speaker 4: what I want, what I don't want. I'm right now
Speaker 4: in the best space that I've ever been in. And
Speaker 4: that wasn't me in college. I didn't know what I
Speaker 4: wanted in college. I didn't know who I was. In college,
Speaker 4: I seen nothing, haven't done anything. I also, I didn't
Speaker 4: agree with that.
Speaker 14: But yeah, asist because you put two big ones out
Speaker 14: and let's break them down before we get ahead of ourselves. Okay,
Speaker 14: so you're thirty one years old, a college educated woman
Speaker 14: enjoying a very successful career in a high profile space.
Speaker 1: I'm going to put my hands together for all of that.
Speaker 14: Now, when I say market value depreciating, Lauren, did you
Speaker 14: hear what I said before that? Did you hear the
Speaker 14: specificity of the particular marketplace I'm speaking about?
Speaker 8: No, which was that?
Speaker 14: Okay, So I want to just go back actually to
Speaker 14: your first point, Laurd, which I think you are conceding
Speaker 14: that you had a reaction to my commentary that it's
Speaker 14: so visceral in nature that you actually shut down your
Speaker 14: listening comprehension skills.
Speaker 2: He said that.
Speaker 14: So because of that, though, right, I'm not gonna sit
Speaker 14: in a posture of ownership because you made a choice
Speaker 14: to be limited in the way in which you received
Speaker 14: and process the information.
Speaker 2: Now, you are grown women, and you have a time in.
Speaker 1: Me over what you choose to consume and what you
Speaker 1: choose to not consume.
Speaker 14: So, when I was giving the advice the strategy the
Speaker 14: game putting, you know, certain people up on some game,
Speaker 14: I'm talking to a very limited pool of young black ladies,
Speaker 14: the ones that are currently in school or immediately following
Speaker 14: school or graduate school. And then the other caveat, I'll say,
Speaker 14: the other place this information is in real time relevant
Speaker 14: to are the mothers or even the fathers of those
Speaker 14: young women.
Speaker 1: That's who this is for.
Speaker 2: So you, this is actually not even applicable to you, Lauren,
Speaker 2: So no, no, let.
Speaker 4: Me finish, nor I have to finish because no, wait wait,
Speaker 4: I just want to wait before you finish your thoughts.
Speaker 4: I just want to, like, let's rewind a little bit,
Speaker 4: because I also think to the reason why people also
Speaker 4: because not just me or the people, because even the
Speaker 4: people it's meant for, I'm sure some of them did
Speaker 4: the same exact thing as.
Speaker 2: Well as not right and some did not because I
Speaker 2: did not right, because you read all the comments.
Speaker 1: Right, yeah I did.
Speaker 4: But I think what happens is with you and I
Speaker 4: saying this in the most respectful way. I think that
Speaker 4: the way that you approach things like even this conversation
Speaker 4: right now, it can make it does that it dilutes
Speaker 4: the whole point of like you for you talking to
Speaker 4: me specifically, I agree with certain parts of it, but
Speaker 4: I think that the my whole point of what I'm
Speaker 4: saying right because right now I feel like you're taking
Speaker 4: what I didn't agree with and the fact that I
Speaker 4: don't remember specific words or whatever.
Speaker 1: I'm not Lauren.
Speaker 14: Really, I really think this would be better served and
Speaker 14: more productive if just like I, it's kind of like
Speaker 14: an opening statement in a court of law. I gave
Speaker 14: you a good amount of time to lay out two
Speaker 14: prongs of disagreement, and I respect and appreciate both of
Speaker 14: your positions. I'm not saying they are wrong, Okay, and
Speaker 14: be messy. I'm not saying they're wrong at all, But
Speaker 14: I am saying that I don't know how productive it
Speaker 14: is to be the time manner and delivery police.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 14: So when we talk about and also the nature of
Speaker 14: this work that we all do in this space of
Speaker 14: media and journalists, whatever we want to call it, right,
Speaker 14: it's very subjective in nature. So for everybody Lauren that
Speaker 14: takes your position, which is very valid, it was visceral
Speaker 14: to me.
Speaker 2: I found it triggering. It felt hurtful. I felt attacked,
Speaker 2: I felt policed, I felt hurt it.
Speaker 14: On whatever it is, there's also a whole nother contingency
Speaker 14: of black women that felt seen by that commentary that
Speaker 14: fell heard.
Speaker 2: I had sores coming up to me.
Speaker 14: We had a fundraiser shout out to the pi Kappa
Speaker 14: Maga chapter of Alphakappa offic already incorporated SKI. We had
Speaker 14: a fundraiser that very night that that commentary dropped and
Speaker 14: I had sores coming up to me, who are more
Speaker 14: in my age group, right, Because that's the first thing
Speaker 14: we need to acknowledge. Lauren and I are not the
Speaker 14: same age. There's a good ten years between me and
Speaker 14: this lovely young lady. So I'm speaking from a purview
Speaker 14: of experience that looks a bit different, not vastly so,
Speaker 14: but a bit different. I agree, And my peers who
Speaker 14: are fortying up are like I wish someone would have
Speaker 14: told me. And the fact that you are doing the
Speaker 14: labor ebany, you are doing the service of letting young
Speaker 14: girls that are currently in position to put themselves in
Speaker 14: best practices because they are currently in school or graduate
Speaker 14: school or shortly thereafter matters. And it's good that somebody
Speaker 14: is rolling up their sleeves and doing the work and
Speaker 14: having the conversation publicly that quiet as kept many pockets
Speaker 14: of black elite culture are having with their children generationally
Speaker 14: every day. Many of my peers long when I went
Speaker 14: to UNC Chapel Hill, who were black just like me,
Speaker 14: and you, right, they were taught going into the a
Speaker 14: front end of freshman year, keep your eyes open, you know,
Speaker 14: get those grades get that degree, I expect you to
Speaker 14: go to medical school or law school or PhD. And
Speaker 14: also if you want the traditional model, and that's a
Speaker 14: big if. This is going to be the best time
Speaker 14: to be surrounded by the highest concentration of black men
Speaker 14: that are also pursuing the educational and fiscal model that
Speaker 14: you are and you desire.
Speaker 2: And it's really no more or less than that. I
Speaker 2: don't On the one second, guys.
Speaker 3: On the one second, ladies, we got to take a break,
Speaker 3: so we'll come back, and we also want to take
Speaker 3: some calls eight hundred and five five one, And if
Speaker 3: you're just join us, that's Laurena Roster. She's our special
Speaker 3: guest host today and Ebony Kay Williams is up here.
Speaker 1: And I think a very important when we come back,
Speaker 1: let's talk about what we agree with in this Yeah.
Speaker 4: I want to coret to that too, because I don't
Speaker 4: want you to feel like because what yeah, we're doing?
Speaker 3: Come back, all right, it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning morning.
Speaker 3: Everybody is DJ NV Charlamagne to God. We are the
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club. On this Friday, we have Laura la Rossa,
Speaker 3: our special guest host, and we have Ebny Kay Williams
Speaker 3: joining us this morning, and we're taking your calls as well.
Speaker 3: Eight hundred and five eight five, one oh five one.
Speaker 3: Now we're discussing some comments that ebide K Williams made
Speaker 3: that went viral yesterday. So now right before we left,
Speaker 3: I cut both of you guys off so we can
Speaker 3: pay some bills and get some musical on. So I know,
Speaker 3: ebidy K Williams, you were talking.
Speaker 14: I was so I was acknowledging Lauren's right right to
Speaker 14: consume content that she enjoys and feels comfortable with and
Speaker 14: also reject that what she does that because her critique
Speaker 14: at this point, I understand is is a bit about
Speaker 14: my It's about my delivery as much as the substance
Speaker 14: of what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: I think that the disagreement again comes in with how
Speaker 4: you say it, and we don't get that vulnerability right.
Speaker 4: So me sitting here with you right now is like,
Speaker 4: this is what I want to feel when I see
Speaker 4: the content. I might not always get that though, and
Speaker 4: maybe it's not like you said. It wasn't for me,
Speaker 4: it was for the girls that's still in college, right,
Speaker 4: But at the same time it's placed on my timeline.
Speaker 4: So I get it, and I feel it, and I
Speaker 4: stop and I listen either way, but I'm.
Speaker 1: Glad you do. Shout out to the team at the grille,
Speaker 1: go ahead, but you agree with you.
Speaker 8: But I was going to get to that.
Speaker 4: But what I did agree with was the fact, like
Speaker 4: when you started talking about a pool of men getting smaller,
Speaker 4: when it comes to those men who men who will
Speaker 4: be honest about what they want when it comes to
Speaker 4: the family a woman, they are actually worth the time,
Speaker 4: the energy. It's it's consistent, you're getting the same energy
Speaker 4: that you're putting out. It does get smaller as you
Speaker 4: get older. And like now that I'm out here in
Speaker 4: the dating world, I'm like, oh okay, and.
Speaker 14: Keep in mind you're only thirty thirty one, so it's
Speaker 14: like as you get to forty, the pole the pool
Speaker 14: has shrunk further, fifty even more so.
Speaker 8: And I've dated, I'm having a million from fifty, I'm
Speaker 8: having a menack.
Speaker 2: Listen, I'm not even I got.
Speaker 1: I actually believe in the power of the tongue. So
Speaker 1: I believe.
Speaker 14: So you speak, so you you have and you will desire.
Speaker 14: I do want to speak to the fertility park because
Speaker 14: it's very important. It is as I sit here with
Speaker 14: y'all today, you know I'm literally onso fertility drugs. I
Speaker 14: am preparing for my embryo transfer in the next few weeks. Now,
Speaker 14: I am forty years old. Just turned forty a couple
Speaker 14: of weeks ago. Y'all know I've been very transparent about
Speaker 14: my motherhood journey. I'm doing it solo by choice. Our
Speaker 14: froze eggs at thirty four years old.
Speaker 1: I'm doing this.
Speaker 2: I'm excited to be a mom. I'm scared as hell.
Speaker 14: I know it's going to be the hardest thing I've
Speaker 14: ever done in my life, and yet I cannot wait
Speaker 14: to enter this mother era of my life. And Also, Lauren,
Speaker 14: I don't think this is how most black women want.
Speaker 1: To do it.
Speaker 2: I don't why solo by choice? Well, several reasons.
Speaker 14: Number one, I'm no longer willing to wait to activate
Speaker 14: my pursuit of motherhood. I'm no longer willing to wait.
Speaker 14: I've been married and divorced in my late twenties. I
Speaker 14: had also a long term relationship many years ago. I
Speaker 14: ended up engagement during the pandemic. I'm ready for my baby.
Speaker 14: I am ready to pour into someone other than me. Finally,
Speaker 14: it took me very long time to get here. But
Speaker 14: when she ready, she ready.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 14: Now, I don't think that most women, most black women,
Speaker 14: desire doing this journey alone.
Speaker 5: I don't.
Speaker 14: It's very important. And I know that you mentioned yesterday
Speaker 14: the egg freezing, so let's talk about that because I
Speaker 14: think that that is marketed, not just you, Lauren, I
Speaker 14: think in general, that is in a lot of these comments. Right, well, girl,
Speaker 14: just freeze your eggs and don't worry about the rest.
Speaker 14: That's some bulls, because I'm here to tell you because
Speaker 14: I'm living it.
Speaker 25: Right.
Speaker 1: I froze eggs at thirty four.
Speaker 14: I never thought in a million years I would need
Speaker 14: to use them, right because why, I was at a loving,
Speaker 14: committed relationship. These were my spare Have you frozen eggs
Speaker 14: at this point, dude?
Speaker 8: No, I thought about doing it last year. I thought
Speaker 8: about starting the process.
Speaker 14: Okay, So let me just and this is not investigative,
Speaker 14: this is I'm just trying to see something here. Do
Speaker 14: you know how many eggs on average a woman should
Speaker 14: have on ice on reserve frozen for a probability of
Speaker 14: one live birth.
Speaker 2: No, I don't about twenty.
Speaker 14: Then if I say, okay, how many egg retrievals are
Speaker 14: required to get about twenty eggs and a woman that's
Speaker 14: say thirty five and up, the answer is.
Speaker 2: At least two. What's the cost average of an egg retrieval?
Speaker 14: Amy probably knows this, but he knows it's between twelve
Speaker 14: and fifteen thousand dollars per retrieval cycle.
Speaker 1: Most assurances don't cover.
Speaker 14: Most insurances do not cover unless you're working at Google
Speaker 14: or Amazon. And by the way, you probably need to
Speaker 14: be married for them to cover it. Otherwise they consider
Speaker 14: it elective. They don't recognize it as infertility in the
Speaker 14: way that married couples that struggle to conceive half. So
Speaker 14: what I'm saying is the egg freezing route, the single
Speaker 14: motherhood by Choice route, the IVF route are amazing technological tools, Lauren,
Speaker 14: but they are wealthy women tools.
Speaker 2: Period. Let's be very clear. It's just more to it
Speaker 2: than just freezing it.
Speaker 8: I get you, I think with that part.
Speaker 4: For me, I was speaking from my own personal experience,
Speaker 4: and I think that like hearing you respond to it,
Speaker 4: I can understand your response to what I said, but
Speaker 4: I think maybe I should have been a little bit
Speaker 4: more clear because.
Speaker 2: For me, at that still freezing though you have the money.
Speaker 4: At that time when I was thinking about doing it,
Speaker 4: it was because the insurance that I was getting through
Speaker 4: my employer supported that to a certain extent where anything like, yes,
Speaker 4: it is expensive, but I would have been able to
Speaker 4: figure it out, so I would.
Speaker 14: Think you should still do it. I want that to
Speaker 14: I don't want that missed here. I'm still encouraging you
Speaker 14: to do I.
Speaker 4: Will say, I got a little bit, I got like
Speaker 4: garret out of it, a little bit only be cares
Speaker 4: out of God, don't do that. But but more so
Speaker 4: because of what like MV shared with me, what you
Speaker 4: talked about, like going through all.
Speaker 8: Of that and then it I'll go with you to
Speaker 8: not work right, I'll go with you.
Speaker 1: We can talk about I'm.
Speaker 14: Very serious, I really so. So I'm saying two things here,
Speaker 14: and this is important in this conversation, y'all. People have
Speaker 14: got I encourage people, I'll say, to hold space for
Speaker 14: more than one thing at one time.
Speaker 10: Now, I feel like whatever you just said now is
Speaker 10: very important. All Ebony is saying is this is an
Speaker 10: ideal and you don't want it.
Speaker 1: It's not. It's not you don't want folks to have
Speaker 1: to necessarily go through this for me.
Speaker 14: Let me just reiterate that, because that's very important because
Speaker 14: this is this is these these stakes are very high, Lauren.
Speaker 14: I'm fifty thousand dollars into IVF Journey by myself, so
Speaker 14: I don't have a husband splitting that with me, which
Speaker 14: I which there's reasons why that's preferable for me.
Speaker 1: But I really need people to hear that.
Speaker 14: And I'm taking shots and I'm giving them to myself,
Speaker 14: and I'm doing all this to bring life into this world.
Speaker 2: And I don't take it lightly because it's a very
Speaker 2: serious thing.
Speaker 14: So I think when we were very cavalier, not not
Speaker 14: just you, right, but in general with O just IVF
Speaker 14: for oh, just marry outside the race obviously been there,
Speaker 14: done that too.
Speaker 2: That that well, I heard some snow no king commentary.
Speaker 1: Hold on, guys, Hold guys. We got to take some calls.
Speaker 1: We got to take some calls. We got to take
Speaker 1: some calls eight hundred because this one five you watch
Speaker 1: if you listen. Okay, let's go. We gotta take some
Speaker 1: calls when we come back. And I just want to
Speaker 1: say this. I just want to say this.
Speaker 3: Most people don't know what what Ebany's going through right
Speaker 3: now with the with the viture the fertility. No, because
Speaker 3: because most people haven't been through it, and the fact.
Speaker 2: That the people that listen to the whole the court,
Speaker 2: they every day.
Speaker 1: But the fact that she has to do it by herself,
Speaker 1: it's a lot.
Speaker 3: Like she has to put them shots in her stomach
Speaker 3: and and and all that by herself, thank you. Most
Speaker 3: people don't know it, Like I can't even imagine if
Speaker 3: my wife had to do it by herself, or a
Speaker 3: woman having to do it by herself and goes through
Speaker 3: those doctors appointments.
Speaker 2: So it is a lot room by yourself.
Speaker 23: It's a lot.
Speaker 8: I can't imagine that.
Speaker 1: Transform who talks will take some calls when we come back.
Speaker 4: I got to talk about this stuff that we agreed
Speaker 4: with too, because a lot of people agree with somethings
Speaker 4: that you said.
Speaker 2: The callers probably get to some of it, but but.
Speaker 1: You cain't got all that much time.
Speaker 14: Guys.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred five five one five one, let's go. It's breakfast.
Speaker 1: Let morning, everybody.
Speaker 3: It's dj n B charlamagneaud We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Our special guest host Laura La Rosa is here and
Speaker 3: Ebony K. Williams is still here. We're having a growing
Speaker 3: up discussion this morning, and we're opening up the phone line.
Speaker 3: The're gonna let h you guys out there get a
Speaker 3: chance to chop it up with Ebony K.
Speaker 1: Williams.
Speaker 3: All right, eight hundred five a five one oh five
Speaker 3: to one, and we just want to say, it's a
Speaker 3: respectful conversation.
Speaker 1: So as soon as the disrespect happens, we're banging on
Speaker 1: that right much. Right now. Okay, let rovigate has happened.
Speaker 1: We're on to something else. Now you stop at Charlemagne. Hello,
Speaker 1: who's this? Hey Alicia? Good morning?
Speaker 11: Hey, how are you good?
Speaker 1: Good? Good? Ebony K. Williams to say, hey, you gotta
Speaker 1: you got a question comment?
Speaker 11: Oh well, I just kind of wanted to agree with her.
Speaker 11: First of all, she stated that if this is what
Speaker 11: you want, and you're like, this is what I suggest,
Speaker 11: So she was not pushing.
Speaker 18: That on anyone.
Speaker 11: But if we're there on it, that's when our counterparts
Speaker 11: teach their girls so go to college and find a husband.
Speaker 11: The education is almost sicking thear to especially white thither
Speaker 11: women's So I don't see a problem with this.
Speaker 1: Is that true?
Speaker 2: Thank you, sister, That absolutely is true.
Speaker 14: So you know I went to UNC Chapel Hill, a
Speaker 14: very predominantly white institution in the South, as the good
Speaker 14: sister just mentioned, and that ring before Spring is serious
Speaker 14: for them what they're looking to do, because our counterparts
Speaker 14: tend to view marriage primarily through a lens of economic stability.
Speaker 14: Let's be clear, and historically we know that is the
Speaker 14: nature of marriage, correct, It's a transaction of sorts. And
Speaker 14: I know, once again, you know, the tears are going
Speaker 14: to roll when I say that out loud for some
Speaker 14: because because they they are not willing to really stand
Speaker 14: in the reality of the tenets of marriage in America today.
Speaker 14: Mortgage right, So that's that's the reality, and our counterparts
Speaker 14: do it all the time. The difference is they are
Speaker 14: not shamed when they do it. I think that when
Speaker 14: you see black girls and black young women going and
Speaker 14: making the space for marriage as as much of a
Speaker 14: priority as education, it flies in the face of a
Speaker 14: generation that told me and mine.
Speaker 1: Go to school, stay focused, don't get pregnant.
Speaker 14: Boys are a distraction, right, They're gonna throw you off
Speaker 14: your game. Get your education, get your money, get your house,
Speaker 14: get your power, figure out who you are stand in
Speaker 14: it and then go partner and get married and live
Speaker 14: happily ever after the challenge with that, because that's the
Speaker 14: model I took. I'm proud to have taken it. I
Speaker 14: had a little default starting marriage that was not for me,
Speaker 14: so I divorced him. Not a problem, great guy.
Speaker 1: Here's the thing.
Speaker 14: Here's the thing is most black women do want the
Speaker 14: traditional marital nuclear family model. And when you get to
Speaker 14: a certain level of income, as black women, a certain
Speaker 14: level of power. It's a certain level of being able
Speaker 14: to travel the world on your own dime and be
Speaker 14: in the sky lounge without some dusty sun swipe. That's okay,
Speaker 14: the shrinking happens. And also tell you what else you move,
Speaker 14: differences you move. You think your swag is on a
Speaker 14: thousand today and it's very high and I love seeing it.
Speaker 14: Wait till you wait till you're over that million dollar
Speaker 14: a year mark of income. Wait till it's like, wait
Speaker 14: till you own your your one point seven million dollar
Speaker 14: property in your own name and only your name is
Speaker 14: on the.
Speaker 1: Deed based on a true story.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm just saying you.
Speaker 14: Nobody's gonna be able to tell you unless they're coming
Speaker 14: all the way correct, period, And that's going to make
Speaker 14: that pool rather even smaller.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, yeah, yes, who's this Sophia. Hey Sophia, what's
Speaker 1: your question for Abany King Williams?
Speaker 26: Not question? Well, I guess a question. I have a
Speaker 26: few things, like how were you raised? I was saying,
Speaker 26: I've seen that you were forty I'm forty eight. I'm
Speaker 26: a black woman raised with black women. We were not
Speaker 26: raised to go look for a man. We weren't raised
Speaker 26: to just go look for a ring. Oh my god,
Speaker 26: I just have to have a man. We were raised
Speaker 26: to respect ourselves, to love God, and if God saw
Speaker 26: fit for us to be married, our husband would find us.
Speaker 26: Like it's like you put your failures on how that
Speaker 26: You seem like you failed because you didn't get a
Speaker 26: ring in college, but you putting it off on other women,
Speaker 26: especially black women. I don't know any other race, But
Speaker 26: that's not how I was raised.
Speaker 1: Okay, let any response? Oh yeah, good morning.
Speaker 14: It says so listen, I was raised by god fearing,
Speaker 14: incredible black woman named Gloria who raised me to go
Speaker 14: to school, go to more school, get the bag, and
Speaker 14: stand in my truth and power. So that's the first
Speaker 14: answer to your question. As for failure, I don't have
Speaker 14: any in the space, Dear, I actually was married. I
Speaker 14: had a beautiful cushion cut diamond on my finger until
Speaker 14: I decided to give it back because I no longer
Speaker 14: wanted to be married. So I don't have failure in
Speaker 14: the space. The only reason I'm not married is because
Speaker 14: I divorced my husband. Now, as to putting this on
Speaker 14: black women, I'm doing no such thing. What I know
Speaker 14: for fact, because I have sorority sisters, I have good friends.
Speaker 14: I have a strong global sisterhood of black women who
Speaker 14: tell me. Some of them tell me that despite their success,
Speaker 14: despite their careers, and despite their money, they in their
Speaker 14: car to hearts still desire marriage. It is something that
Speaker 14: they want. And I think we got to get rid
Speaker 14: of shaming black women for wanting what they want. For
Speaker 14: the black women that that is already a desire of
Speaker 14: their heart to be married in a timely fashion. That's
Speaker 14: who this advice is for. If you don't want that,
Speaker 14: I want nothing but what you want for yourself.
Speaker 4: I think a lot of people take the stance that
Speaker 4: she took because you literally like a lot of people
Speaker 4: don't know certain things right, they don't listen.
Speaker 8: But I also think that say they.
Speaker 2: Part one more time. They don't know certain things that
Speaker 2: they don't listen.
Speaker 4: But another important point is I think a lot of
Speaker 4: people take you just as a personality and all that
Speaker 4: you have going on as like you look and speak
Speaker 4: down on people. And I think with black women's instantly
Speaker 4: triggering because we've had that happen so much, right, And
Speaker 4: that's why that happens where she's like, well, how were
Speaker 4: you raised? Like even the way that she came into
Speaker 4: that call was like you think that you're better or
Speaker 4: do you think that you're doing something that other people
Speaker 4: have not done?
Speaker 15: Right?
Speaker 8: And I think that happens a lot with you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a projection.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I'm forty right, So none of that's new, Lauren.
Speaker 2: Just so you know, like when you walk through.
Speaker 14: The world carrying yourself the way I do, having my
Speaker 14: esthetic projections and presumptions about who I am and what
Speaker 14: my values are come with the territory.
Speaker 1: But that's also why I do the work I do.
Speaker 1: I got one hundred episodes of Holding Core.
Speaker 14: People can watch I'm on every day here locally in
Speaker 14: New York Channel fifty five eleven thirty AM Equal Justice
Speaker 14: with Judge Ebanie Yes, I'm judging you.
Speaker 1: And several other things. I got two books out of Ben.
Speaker 1: I'm like what you said, Anny, I saw equal justice
Speaker 1: in Vegas?
Speaker 14: You saw yeah, yes, naturally syndicated. I'm in eighty five
Speaker 14: percent of American home, so there's lots of content to consume.
Speaker 1: Well, let's go to another call up. Hello, who's saying Hi?
Speaker 10: My name is.
Speaker 1: Hey, Tish. What's your question for Abney King Williams.
Speaker 11: It's not really good question.
Speaker 9: I'm just saying, well, first of all, good morning and everybody.
Speaker 9: I just want to say that I am team Ebony
Speaker 9: and I don't see anything that she's saying is wrong.
Speaker 9: She blessed her uh platform, everyone who follows her know God.
Speaker 9: As an old woman, I'm just giving you advice. I've
Speaker 9: been there, I've been through college, and this is my
Speaker 9: feelings based on my experiences, and I just feel like
Speaker 9: she should be respected for it.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, thank you for calling Mama. Appreciate it, Sis
Speaker 1: than you have it for day. Let's put a button
Speaker 1: on this man because I strapped this up.
Speaker 2: I appreciate listen. I appreciate the platform. I appreciate the conversation.
Speaker 1: Lauren.
Speaker 14: I think that as black women in particular, we got
Speaker 14: to hold the space to have the difficult conversation.
Speaker 1: All right, well we appreciate you join us and Holding
Speaker 1: Court podcast. We're back with season three. Soons.
Speaker 8: Did I keep the same energy?
Speaker 1: I don't know, man, was shrunk a little bit? Ask you?
Speaker 2: I don't know why I asked you.
Speaker 1: You watch Equal Justice too?
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Speaker 10: it goes to thirty eighth year old Chief Chastain and
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Speaker 10: in life where we all must remember it takes to you. Okay,
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Speaker 1: Okay. One of those things is the saying it takes
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Speaker 10: That means that a situational argument involves two people and
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Speaker 25: Local law enforcement agencies say they are very familiar with
Speaker 25: thirty eight year old Keith Chastain, who has been booked
Speaker 25: in Fresnoe County Jail not once, not twice, but ten
Speaker 25: times in the last thirty one days. Chastain is from
Speaker 25: Fresno and is currently facing eighteen felonies and fifteen misdemeanors
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Speaker 25: of controlled substance, and more. Clovis Police Department alone says
Speaker 25: it has arrested Chastain six times in the last month.
Speaker 25: Around nine thirty Tuesday morning, Clovis Police received a call
Speaker 25: about a stolen truck that Chastain was suspected of driving.
Speaker 25: Police sayan officer found the stolen truck driving in Old
Speaker 25: Town Clovis and followed it until more officers arrived. Officers
Speaker 25: pulled Chastain over in front of Clovis Police Department and
Speaker 25: arrested him without incident. Police say he was the only
Speaker 25: person in the stolen truck and happened to be on
Speaker 25: his way to pick up his personal property from Clovis
Speaker 25: Police Department from the last time he was arrested, he
Speaker 25: was in a stolen vehicle.
Speaker 1: Now, as you just.
Speaker 10: Heard, Keith chas Dain was arrested ten times by Clovis
Speaker 10: Police six times, okay, six times by Clovers Police, and
Speaker 10: four times by other agencies. He was in a stolen
Speaker 10: vehicle on the way to pick up his items from
Speaker 10: the jail.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 10: Now, if he had gotten locked up by different agencies
Speaker 10: once or twice, I would understand. But if you get
Speaker 10: locked up by the same agency, the Clovise Police Department
Speaker 10: six times, six times, at what point does it become
Speaker 10: the police department's fault as well for constantly letting you out?
Speaker 1: At what point does it become a judge's fault for
Speaker 1: constantly grant you bail.
Speaker 10: He's facing eighteen felonies and fifteen misdemeanors, with charges including
Speaker 10: stealing six vehicles, dui vandelism, fraud, possession of a controlled substance,
Speaker 10: and a whole lot more. At some point, maybe after
Speaker 10: arrest number three, possibly after arrest number five, gurely, at
Speaker 10: arrest number six, someone at the Clovis Police Department has
Speaker 10: to say, no need to let this man out because
Speaker 10: he's just gonna come right back.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 10: If the Clovis Police Department had a customer loyalty program
Speaker 10: like Starbucks or Subway or so far, this man Keith
Speaker 10: would get his tenth arrest for free.
Speaker 1: Okay, hit the rest of nine times, get your temh
Speaker 1: for rest for free. Clearly, this man has a boyfriend
Speaker 1: behind those walls. Either that or he likes the food. Okay.
Speaker 10: When someone shows you who they are, believe them. And
Speaker 10: this man Keith has shown us he's a serial criminal. Okay,
Speaker 10: so give him what he wants, and what he wants
Speaker 10: is clearly zero bond, ten arrest in thirty one days.
Speaker 10: Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and
Speaker 10: expecting different results. So yes, Keith is insane because he
Speaker 10: keeps committing crimes in the same crimes and getting locked up,
Speaker 10: And the Clovis Police Department is insane because they keep
Speaker 10: locking Keith up for these crimes, the same crimes and
Speaker 10: letting him out. They both are to blame. So please
Speaker 10: give Keith Chastain a heat and give the Clovis Police
Speaker 10: Department a hall together. Because it takes two to give
Speaker 10: them the biggest he ha.
Speaker 1: This man wrote his name in jail. Ya, that's why
Speaker 1: he said it.
Speaker 10: Don't write you name. They don't write your name on
Speaker 10: the walls in jail. You keep coming back to that jail, Jesus.
Speaker 1: The breakfast club. It's six three six four six four
Speaker 1: six five. Now, Swiss is this your son that played
Speaker 1: soccer and then stopped?
Speaker 15: It's not all right, that's my little brother.
Speaker 1: Everybody in the house is your little something man.
Speaker 15: That's a fact.
Speaker 1: Now, as we approach the holidays, what is this time
Speaker 1: of year?
Speaker 15: Me and the youth swiss Man?
Speaker 20: Holiday times is definitely family times, Definitely time to, you know,
Speaker 20: see how other people are doing, because I know iticed
Speaker 20: like during the holiday times, I see a lot of
Speaker 20: pressure come on people with what they can do and
Speaker 20: what they can't do, and I just want to, you know,
Speaker 20: I just want people to find their balance.
Speaker 15: Absolutely.
Speaker 3: What do you find a time for a lot of
Speaker 3: stuff that you're doing because you're producing, you do versus you're.
Speaker 1: Traveling, you have kids.
Speaker 3: What do you find the time to continue to create
Speaker 3: and do all these amazing things.
Speaker 20: Everything I do is under the umbrother of creativity, So
Speaker 20: like I make the time and I need to stay busy,
Speaker 20: you know, like that's the kids like to stay busy,
Speaker 20: because I don't feel I started yet. To be honest,
Speaker 20: I feel like I'm just now starting. Although I've done
Speaker 20: a lot of things. I feel like I'm just now
Speaker 20: starting because I actually know what I'm doing now.
Speaker 15: Oh, explain that.
Speaker 1: Expand on that you know what you're doing now?
Speaker 20: Yeah, because when I started, I was you know, I'm
Speaker 20: a teenager and things was happening and moving so fast,
Speaker 20: so you don't really know what you're doing at that age.
Speaker 15: You're just having fun. I still have fun.
Speaker 20: But now that that's past, you got time to say, Okay,
Speaker 20: let me change different things, let me set different goals.
Speaker 20: I went back to school to you know, the three
Speaker 20: years to know what I'm actually doing instead of just
Speaker 20: doing with people are telling me that I'm doing or
Speaker 20: believing what somebody's telling me I'm doing it, instead of
Speaker 20: really knowing what I'm doing.
Speaker 15: It's a big difference.
Speaker 3: What's your favorite holiday memory? Is it New York and
Speaker 3: the Bronx?
Speaker 1: Is it?
Speaker 23: Now?
Speaker 1: What's what's your favorite holiday memory?
Speaker 20: It's all of them? Technically, like we we have fun
Speaker 20: as a family. We have a big family.
Speaker 15: We have fun. We tell jokes, you know, we play pranks.
Speaker 17: Play a lot of games. You know, we're very competitive
Speaker 17: with the ping pong, you know, Monopoly.
Speaker 1: Who wins a monopoly all the time?
Speaker 3: Monopoly will start an argument in my house at the
Speaker 3: last three days in my crib, same who wins.
Speaker 17: Yeah, uh, at least is very good, very strategic. Egypt.
Speaker 17: Egypt's very Egypt. He's like, he's like the monopoly man.
Speaker 17: He's like Daddy war Bucks, like he's a he loves.
Speaker 15: Money, loves guy.
Speaker 1: He gives it Mom.
Speaker 20: And Dad was just counting the paper like he's addicted
Speaker 20: to money. I'm telling like serious, he and.
Speaker 10: Do you have any what's your expectations for the holidays?
Speaker 10: Because you know, you you your dad's been doing very
Speaker 10: well for a very long time. So do you do
Speaker 10: you even have any wants?
Speaker 15: I just want I want everyone to tune in to drive.
Speaker 17: But we just made it okay, then I want I
Speaker 17: want everyone to just really cherish this time with their family,
Speaker 17: Like that's what I want.
Speaker 15: I don't really have a lot of physical needs this year.
Speaker 15: I have spiritual needs.
Speaker 17: I have family needs, and I want people to really
Speaker 17: just just cherish this time with their loved ones right now,
Speaker 17: because the state that the world is in right now
Speaker 17: is just.
Speaker 15: Really we need that. That's real.
Speaker 3: Let's talk about the show Drive, right that Drive is
Speaker 3: a call show that comes out. Most people don't know
Speaker 3: that anytime before I purchase a car, of course, Swizz,
Speaker 3: and then when I get the car, I FaceTime Squizz.
Speaker 3: So if a FaceTime ever comes up, Swizz be in
Speaker 3: the bed sleeping and he wake up.
Speaker 1: What did you get?
Speaker 20: Now?
Speaker 1: What did you get?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 3: We're so excited for cars, So let's talk about Drive
Speaker 3: and what made you want to do the show Drive?
Speaker 20: Well, in Terribo, I pay six thousand for it at
Speaker 20: the time, and ever since then I've just been into
Speaker 20: cars and collecting and ended up doing car shows. So
Speaker 20: when this opportunity to community family, father and son, you know,
Speaker 20: you don't really get to see father and son bonds
Speaker 20: from from our community, that's positive.
Speaker 15: So I thought that that was a plus.
Speaker 20: And we wanted to educate people and not just show
Speaker 20: blame cars, not just putting million dollar cars up, but
Speaker 20: really showing the everyday person how they make magic as well,
Speaker 20: you know, and which I think is phenomenal.
Speaker 1: I like working with each other.
Speaker 17: Oh, my little brother, we have so much fun, Like
Speaker 17: it's not even funny, Like we don't really have we
Speaker 17: have perfect synthesis.
Speaker 15: We don't. We don't have to work with each other
Speaker 15: very very well.
Speaker 3: I was gonna ask you know what, you guys went
Speaker 3: to different markets, so you see in the car culture
Speaker 3: in New York, you know, the call coach in Houston,
Speaker 3: in California?
Speaker 27: What was your favorite car culture and why I love Japan.
Speaker 27: Japan is definitely one of my favorite episodes because the architecture,
Speaker 27: the culture there, they're like five hundred years ahead of us, right,
Speaker 27: so every single every single thing that they do there,
Speaker 27: they're so masterful with it. So when we want to
Speaker 27: go see the drifting and we want to actually go
Speaker 27: drift with the Tokyo drifters of the Drift Champion, we
Speaker 27: just saw how crazy like skillful they were for us
Speaker 27: to put our lives in their hands and for them
Speaker 27: to actually, you know, be able to handle that, You
Speaker 27: know they were good.
Speaker 1: When you say five hundred years into the future, Like
Speaker 1: what do you mean.
Speaker 17: Like you know, America is a young confident like Asia
Speaker 17: is five is way older and culturally and.
Speaker 10: I'm talking about the technology that's historically Oh no, no,
Speaker 10: we're not flying.
Speaker 17: But but and in terms of them being masterful every
Speaker 17: single thing they do, whether it's making a drink, cutting designing,
Speaker 17: doing anime, comic book sketches, architecture, painting clothes. We go
Speaker 17: there for inspiration. So being over there to go into
Speaker 17: the depth of their culture was like that was definitely
Speaker 17: one of my favorite episodes.
Speaker 15: And you'll see why.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, Saluthor Swiss Beats in his Son Nazia.
Speaker 3: And when we come back, we got more with Swiss
Speaker 3: beats and our moves to breakfast O good morning, and
Speaker 3: everybody's J and D Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 1: We are the breakfast Club. Now last week we got
Speaker 1: a chance to chop it up with Swiss Beats in
Speaker 1: His Son Nazia, oh man. And it was so good
Speaker 1: because it was for our annual Change for Change.
Speaker 10: I got as Luca Amazon all throughout our Change for
Speaker 10: Change because they were taking care of people's holiday wishless
Speaker 10: as well as a nice event we did here last
Speaker 10: week where they gave everybody who came to the event
Speaker 10: a thousand dollars. So thank you to Amazon.
Speaker 1: All right, let's jump into our interview with Swiss Beats
Speaker 1: in the Sun, Naicia.
Speaker 10: Who's your favorite road trip partner Swiss Nazia or DMX
Speaker 10: because we always hear about the stories and you were
Speaker 10: next in the car.
Speaker 1: That's legendary.
Speaker 15: That's a hard one.
Speaker 1: I got this.
Speaker 20: I love you, but I gotta say X too, for
Speaker 20: a lot, for a lot of for a lot of
Speaker 20: other reasons. You know, X was X was very animated.
Speaker 20: Na's is laid back. He get animated when he went
Speaker 20: to but I would get to hear stories from from
Speaker 20: X that I never heard before when we're in the car,
Speaker 20: Like the last car ride we drove. I went to
Speaker 20: go visit him in like upstate New York, and he
Speaker 20: wanted to go see Scarface in Boston. And he's like, Yo,
Speaker 20: you know you know scar Faces in Boston tonight. He said, Okay,
Speaker 20: shout up to Scarface. You know, I just drove like
Speaker 20: two hours to go where he was at in the
Speaker 20: first place. And this one, I had the seven twenty
Speaker 20: mcclan so's a sports car and I used to always
Speaker 20: bring the cars up so extra drive them around when
Speaker 20: I when I visit him, and he's like hinting again,
Speaker 20: I want to go see Scarface.
Speaker 15: I'm like, you want to go? You want me to
Speaker 15: take you to see Scarface.
Speaker 20: I just drove two hours and he never really asked
Speaker 20: me for things like that, so I can tell that
Speaker 20: it was something that he really.
Speaker 15: Wanted to do.
Speaker 20: So we get in there, get in the car. We
Speaker 20: go five hours to see Scarface, and.
Speaker 3: The whole five I was in a little ass card.
Speaker 3: It wasn't escalate. It's a little call like his arm
Speaker 3: and their arms were touching.
Speaker 20: The whole rock my ass still heard from that drive.
Speaker 20: And so we're driving and he's playing old school music,
Speaker 20: old school music, and then he stops the music and
Speaker 20: he asked me to record him, which he never does,
Speaker 20: and he just like gave me his life story, like.
Speaker 15: Like I never heard it before.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 15: And that was our last drive, but it was it
Speaker 15: was epic.
Speaker 20: Wow.
Speaker 1: You still have you? Of course? You have?
Speaker 15: Absolutely?
Speaker 20: Yes, yes, Wow and uh And we went on stage
Speaker 20: and he rocked with Scarface, Wow all night.
Speaker 3: Is it time for a DMX documentary, a true DMX.
Speaker 20: Movie, It's always time to witness greatness, But I feel
Speaker 20: that it just has to be me personally. I just
Speaker 20: wanted to be shot and directed like to the standard
Speaker 20: of what he gave us. He gave us timeless moments,
Speaker 20: he gave us, you know, his his life literally and
Speaker 20: so I feel that, you know, a lot of people
Speaker 20: have been pitching, uh documentaries and movies, but they don't
Speaker 20: you know, it needs to have the right care. And
Speaker 20: I wanted to be the biggest thing.
Speaker 15: In the world for him.
Speaker 10: Now, did you learn anything about your dad that you
Speaker 10: didn't know? No, after working on this series, taking these
Speaker 10: long road trips.
Speaker 17: A thousand percent, I learned that he he doesn't go
Speaker 17: as fast as you think. He would happen to look fast,
Speaker 17: very fast cars like he actually is pretty reserved now.
Speaker 17: And uh, he just he really picks what he wants
Speaker 17: to do. He picks how fast he wants to go,
Speaker 17: He picks if he wants to get in the monster truck,
Speaker 17: he picks if he wants to go drifting like he
Speaker 17: has that Uh, that situational discernment.
Speaker 15: Now, I feel like that's pretty much discernment. I liked that.
Speaker 3: I was going to ask you, with all the artists
Speaker 3: that your dad worked with, who did you enjoy listening
Speaker 3: to and talking to the most?
Speaker 17: I have too, because I haven't really, I haven't sat
Speaker 17: down with the first one. I'm about to tell you,
Speaker 17: like on a personal personal note, but Lil Wayne is
Speaker 17: definitely one of my favorite artists ever and not my
Speaker 17: dad has collab with as well.
Speaker 1: Hurrah for real.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I remember being a.
Speaker 17: Kid and like his energy just lit up the room
Speaker 17: and he he has such a great spirit I can
Speaker 17: feel and I remember that feeling till this day.
Speaker 14: Now.
Speaker 1: You know you said for real now that this is
Speaker 1: your dad's pressure.
Speaker 3: Now, Bust a couple of probably about a month ago,
Speaker 3: said he's doing an album where Pharrell, Timberland and Swiss
Speaker 3: Beats are the EPs.
Speaker 1: How how does that happen?
Speaker 14: You know?
Speaker 20: Buster is somebody that don't back down easy. You can't
Speaker 20: tell him no. And he signed us up for his
Speaker 20: project and we just said, okay, let's do it. And
Speaker 20: he came, He's like, you know you tam for real,
Speaker 20: y'all my producers for the project. I'm like, okay, no,
Speaker 20: the executive producers okay. And then I don't know, like
Speaker 20: somehow we actually all got into a space which is
Speaker 20: a photo of us on this boat, and I'm sitting here,
Speaker 20: I'm like, yo, he really manifested this, Like we didn't
Speaker 20: even plan to be on that boat at that time.
Speaker 15: It's not like, Okay, let's have an executive producer boat ride.
Speaker 15: Like we just all ended up.
Speaker 20: Sitting there and I'm looking around like, okay, I heard
Speaker 20: the universe. Okay, I guess we're doing it.
Speaker 1: Is it done? Is it almost done?
Speaker 20: It's done and it needs to come out now, you know,
Speaker 20: because buster a hole onto the album for thirty Summer ever.
Speaker 1: Right, but this might be a stupid question.
Speaker 10: He's named after nods, right, yeah, okay, yeah, it's nods,
Speaker 10: like if God bothers.
Speaker 15: Just no, my mom's from Queen. His mother's love Nods.
Speaker 15: You know.
Speaker 20: I was kind of conflicted in a way, but yeah, man,
Speaker 20: but then I was like, I love nas too.
Speaker 3: I was salute the Swiss beats in his son Nasia,
Speaker 3: and when we come back, we got more with Swiss beats.
Speaker 3: It don't move us to breakfast Lug, good Morning, the
Speaker 3: breakfast club. So kicking it with Swiss beats in Nacia Charlaman.
Speaker 10: You know, everybody always ask about versus man, what's up
Speaker 10: with versus big things?
Speaker 15: Big things?
Speaker 20: You know, I'm happy that me and Tim was able
Speaker 20: to take the time to understand our company because when
Speaker 20: we launched it, it was during the pandemic things that
Speaker 20: is happening, Like we never got no rest, you know,
Speaker 20: like we was helping everybody else feel better and have
Speaker 20: something to go to other than the negative news and
Speaker 20: energy at that time. But we didn't take time for
Speaker 20: ourself and so things went fast and we owned the
Speaker 20: We own the company one hundred percent, which is super fresh,
Speaker 20: and we got some big announcements coming.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I wonder if it's something I mean, I know
Speaker 10: it's something artists still want to do. But you know,
Speaker 10: during the pandemic, it was more pure because it was
Speaker 10: just about the music. Now it's so much business and
Speaker 10: red tapesolve.
Speaker 20: Yeah, and naturally when something gets big like that, that happens.
Speaker 20: But you know versus and I tell people because I
Speaker 20: had people on the shows, and when you bring up verses,
Speaker 20: they're like, oh, I don't want to. And it's not
Speaker 20: a battle show. It's a show where two artists celebrating
Speaker 20: each other with their hits. Now, if you want to
Speaker 20: make it a battle, I'm not going to say, hey,
Speaker 20: don't talk tough to this guy. Right you you make
Speaker 20: it a battle, or you can make it a love fest,
Speaker 20: you know, like There's been many verses that it has
Speaker 20: been smooth and loving, but with the hip hop is
Speaker 20: just the ego.
Speaker 15: You know how it's competitive.
Speaker 1: Bro, you put the locks and Dipset on stage.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what I'm saying, and everybody, I think a
Speaker 3: lot of people or a dipset was.
Speaker 20: Going to take that one away. I know many people
Speaker 20: thought that the dip set was going to and then
Speaker 20: it was Jada. Yeah, you got the right hat on.
Speaker 1: What was the biggest verses for you as far as culture?
Speaker 1: Would that be the biggest?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 20: That and Gucci Man and Jez absolutely, yeah, those two
Speaker 20: because that's what verses do it. You know, it took
Speaker 20: two guys that really went to war to the point
Speaker 20: of no return, and Versus gave them an outlet to,
Speaker 20: you know, send a different message out there to the
Speaker 20: youth today because they're not who they.
Speaker 15: Was fifteen years ago.
Speaker 20: But there's no outlets that can let you as a man,
Speaker 20: as a you know, stand on how you feel and
Speaker 20: move past from it. And this is why you know,
Speaker 20: I couldn't if I stopped Versus today, I would be
Speaker 20: fine because we won already.
Speaker 15: Like it did what it needed to do, but it
Speaker 15: needs to.
Speaker 20: Do more because versus, the people's streams go up seven
Speaker 20: hundred percent. People sell out guitars. It's so we call
Speaker 20: it the versus effect. And the artists get so much
Speaker 20: from versus. And so all the artists out there who's
Speaker 20: listening to this, please stop trying to charge us more
Speaker 20: than you ever made on your show. You know, show
Speaker 20: us the love that you showed those other outlets that
Speaker 20: you don't get nothing from it, you know. And so
Speaker 20: that was the thing that was like the hardest thing
Speaker 20: was hearing the artists trying to overdo it for no reason.
Speaker 3: I got to ask because there there's been a lot
Speaker 3: of rumors about some verses that would well hopefully will
Speaker 3: still get done.
Speaker 1: You just say yes and no.
Speaker 15: I don't want to say yes and no.
Speaker 1: Didiot Jermaine dupri Is that gonna happen? He just said
Speaker 1: he don't want to see you. I know, but I'm
Speaker 1: asking anyway.
Speaker 20: But the reason see, because I'm not scared to answer
Speaker 20: the question. By the way, But what happens is this
Speaker 20: clip right here gets played back to me and it's like, yo,
Speaker 20: I didn't really want to confirm that yet, bye blah blah,
Speaker 20: and I have to deal with this offline and say, Yo,
Speaker 20: they asked me a question. Y'all went out there and
Speaker 20: did a promo run, and y'all went out there and said,
Speaker 20: y'all wanted to do it. All I did was confirm
Speaker 20: what I said. Okay, yeah, but that was a different time.
Speaker 20: But this is the Versus documentary has been. We've been
Speaker 20: shooting a documentary since the beginning the verses, so lean
Speaker 20: away is the directing. Y'all going to see all of
Speaker 20: this when I'm telling you, I take it.
Speaker 17: You can see Drive premiering on Hulu. Driver Swiss Beats
Speaker 17: tune all the way in. All six episodes will be
Speaker 17: dropping simultaneously, so you could binge watch the whole thing.
Speaker 1: This is absolutely but we appreciate you guys for joining us.
Speaker 1: Take some noise for Swiss Beats and not see it.
Speaker 15: I've never seen the audience like this is amazing.
Speaker 1: Nah. They do these nice little events from time to time.
Speaker 1: It's not little at.
Speaker 15: All, but I heard that doing some big things today.
Speaker 15: This is cool.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So this has a change for change when we
Speaker 3: give back to people, and what people did this time
Speaker 3: is they put a wish list of things that they
Speaker 3: needed for the holidays. And shout to Amazon. They provided
Speaker 3: their wish list for a lot of people. So like,
Speaker 3: even today, since you guys are here, I think we
Speaker 3: should do something special.
Speaker 15: Charlemagne, what you.
Speaker 1: Think, I'm all for it. Now for everybody that that's
Speaker 1: what we're here for.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Now for everybody who put in the wish list
Speaker 3: and came in and put your hands up one time
Speaker 3: and then you bought a person with you, right right,
Speaker 3: So for you guys today, we're gonna give everybody that
Speaker 3: signed up one thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: That's right, Hold up where you signed up?
Speaker 15: Back? Where do we do that?
Speaker 1: But not only that, people that you came, well, we're
Speaker 1: gonna give a thousand dollars too, that's right. Hey, hey see,
Speaker 1: one of y'all didn't want to come. He one of
Speaker 1: y'all had to get begged to come here. Now, look,
Speaker 1: this is the big money show. This is the big
Speaker 1: money show. So we appreciate you guys for coming.
Speaker 3: We got a lot of cool stuff for you as well,
Speaker 3: and just say thank you guys for rocking with us
Speaker 3: and riding with us.
Speaker 1: And thank you to Amazon man, thank you for Amazon.
Speaker 1: We really appreciate you guys. We couldn't do none of
Speaker 1: this without Amazon. But thank you very much so, ladies
Speaker 1: and gentlemen, NA says Swiss Beats. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Once again.
Speaker 10: Thank you to Swiss Beach and NA saying salute the
Speaker 10: Amazon Man and that Black Business Initiative. The Black Business
Speaker 10: Initiative is dedicated to helping build sustainable growth for black
Speaker 10: owned businesses by explicitly targeting barriers to access opportunity and advancement.
Speaker 10: Visit to buy a Black Store on Amazon this holiday
Speaker 10: season for products from black owned businesses of all sizes,
Speaker 10: including small businesses.
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