Speaker 1: Some morning shown better known as the People's Choice, The
Speaker 1: Sluto on my life skin brothers out there, just hilarious.
Speaker 2: That's what the world I lost.
Speaker 1: Just don't do no what man, Charlemagne, don't you to
Speaker 1: tell everybody come to the breakfast club. I call this
Speaker 1: the hot tea Yo breakfast.
Speaker 3: Susan's being America's from four.
Speaker 4: Don't feel like this, Susans.
Speaker 5: I never thought to me every time I go to
Speaker 5: the revers club, I have no conta be like a
Speaker 5: pot man.
Speaker 3: I'm getting Good morning Usa yo.
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Speaker 8: Now just Hilarius is on maternity leavel on the roaster's heir.
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 4: Arn?
Speaker 2: Good morning?
Speaker 8: Charlemagne is late and guess what day it is?
Speaker 3: Guess what day it is?
Speaker 8: That's right, It's Wednesday, hump day.
Speaker 3: How you feeling on?
Speaker 2: I feel great?
Speaker 3: I'm right. I am tired.
Speaker 5: I went out on school night last night, playing.
Speaker 8: And I am playing. I went to Salut dump a
Speaker 8: bomb for my assistant.
Speaker 3: Mercedes. Always talking about Mercedes.
Speaker 5: Mercedes is about six foot two, and she runs pretty
Speaker 5: much all my businesses. So her birthday is this weekend,
Speaker 5: but of course I have the car show which is
Speaker 5: this weekend, so we won't be able to celebrate. So
Speaker 5: they did a little surprise party for her last night
Speaker 5: at a spot Colar record room.
Speaker 2: Now the record room go up.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the record room is in Queens and the DJs
Speaker 5: are forced to only play records. You can only play records.
Speaker 5: No laptops, no CDs now, no Sobriado, nothing like that.
Speaker 5: Have to play records. And it's a vibe. I mean
Speaker 5: it's nothing, but they played Tuesday was nothing but R
Speaker 5: and B music and we just vibed out. Man, it
Speaker 5: was a dope vibe. Drove nime last night and I'm
Speaker 5: driving home. My wife's with me, My daughter went out,
Speaker 5: and everybody's sleeping on the way back and I had
Speaker 5: to drive and I'm sitting there like, whyon't you all driving?
Speaker 3: Let me sleep?
Speaker 5: But yeah, I had a good time last night. Salute
Speaker 5: to everybody I ran into last night at the record room.
Speaker 5: We had a great, great, great, great great good on
Speaker 5: B vibe. If you ever come to New York City,
Speaker 5: definitely check it out. You've been there before, right, Yeah.
Speaker 9: So I went to the record Room before, but it
Speaker 9: was you know, it was a it was a turn night. Yeah,
Speaker 9: it was a lot. I definitely didn't remember seeing DJs
Speaker 9: with records.
Speaker 8: Now this is record you had to You probably be
Speaker 8: were so drunk.
Speaker 2: You probably have no idea what I'm trying to tell you.
Speaker 3: That's what's called the record Room.
Speaker 9: I thought it was just like, I don't know, like
Speaker 9: just the aesthetic. That's why they called it that because
Speaker 9: it gives like a speak easy like it reminds me
Speaker 9: of La Like we used to go to a spot
Speaker 9: in La called the Dime. It kind of reminds me
Speaker 9: of that because it's very like intimate and very close
Speaker 9: and like super black, A lot of the creatives go
Speaker 9: there here.
Speaker 3: So yeah, it was very really dope.
Speaker 8: Now Michael Ruben will we joined us this morning.
Speaker 5: He has a fanatic Fest this weekend Friday, August sixteenth
Speaker 5: through the eighteenth at the Javid Center. Now, Fanatics Fest.
Speaker 5: There's all these festivals, right, There's music festivals. There's a
Speaker 5: Complex Con, Comic Con, sneaker Con, all these cons. So
Speaker 5: this is a playoff for that. So just think about
Speaker 5: it like this for three whole days. You'll see your
Speaker 5: favorite athletes, whether it's NBA, Major League Baseball, NFL, signing autographs,
Speaker 5: playing with kids.
Speaker 3: It's like a huge athletic fest.
Speaker 5: So it's Tom Brady will be there, Eli Manning, your
Speaker 5: favorite artist to be there too, So it's a dope thing.
Speaker 8: He'll be breaking it down. Why he's doing it because.
Speaker 1: You know he's the owner Fanatics, which is the sports
Speaker 1: line that you know does hats and.
Speaker 8: T shirts and jerrosys and all that.
Speaker 5: So we'll be talking to Mike Rubin in a little bit,
Speaker 5: and we also got Front page News. Morgan will be
Speaker 5: joining us. You'll break down everything political and what's going
Speaker 5: on in the news.
Speaker 8: So don't go anywhere.
Speaker 5: Let's get the show cracket. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 5: Charlamage to be here in a second morning everybody's DJ
Speaker 5: Envy just hilarious, Charlamage, the god we are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Now Just is on maternity leave and we have Laura
Speaker 8: Laroosa fieling.
Speaker 3: That what up, Lauren? Good morning, and let's get in.
Speaker 8: Some front page news.
Speaker 3: What's up Morgan?
Speaker 10: Good morning, v Charlemagne, Lauren, how y'all feeling this morning?
Speaker 3: That's black and Holly favored. What's happening at Morgan?
Speaker 11: Yes, I'm loving the energy.
Speaker 10: So we've been so caught up in the twenty twenty
Speaker 10: four presidential race, let's try not to forget that we
Speaker 10: have a current president that's still working for the American people.
Speaker 10: Many of us know someone impacted by cancer. Right, So
Speaker 10: President Biden is pledging one hundred and fifty million dollars
Speaker 10: in new federal grants to fight cancer, adding that cancer
Speaker 10: surgery is taxing and a challenging procedure. Let's hear more
Speaker 10: from President Biden, Folks, It's fair to.
Speaker 12: Say one of the most devastating words anyone can hear
Speaker 12: and is not hyperbolet is cancer. And we'removing quickly because
Speaker 12: we know all families touched by cancers are on a
Speaker 12: race against time. It takes the best surgers in the world,
Speaker 12: and it takes us torn families. It still says it
Speaker 12: stills time stills away home.
Speaker 11: Yeah, so President excuse me.
Speaker 10: Biden made the comments while speaking from Tulane University in
Speaker 10: New Orleans, Louisiana, and announced that the funding will help
Speaker 10: develop new technology to help surgeons remove cancerous tumors. It's
Speaker 10: the latest infusion of funding for Biden's Cancer Moonshot initiative
Speaker 10: that aims to reduce US cancer death by fifty percent
Speaker 10: by the year twenty forty seven. How the White House
Speaker 10: says the administration has invested more than four hundred million
Speaker 10: dollars to fast track progress on how to prevent, detect,
Speaker 10: and treat cancer.
Speaker 3: We're dropping the clues bombs for President Biden.
Speaker 1: Had one of my friend, one of my friends who
Speaker 1: just finished dealing with a cancer.
Speaker 3: Sent me that yesterday. Actually, yeah, that headline.
Speaker 10: And shout out to all the survivors and you know
Speaker 10: those who have made that sacrifice or you know those
Speaker 10: who are heavily impacted by it.
Speaker 11: Meanwhile, we are.
Speaker 10: Asking for policies, and we're going to get the policies.
Speaker 10: Vice President Kamala Harris plans to unveil her economic policy
Speaker 10: in Raleigh, North Carolina, on Friday. It will be the
Speaker 10: first policy centered speech by the Democratic presidential nominees, and
Speaker 10: she entered the race for the White House after President
Speaker 10: Biden withdrew Now The Hairs campaign said the Vice president
Speaker 10: will outline a plan to lower costs for middle class
Speaker 10: families and take on corporate price couging over the weekend.
Speaker 10: Harris also said she supports eliminating taxes on tips, which
Speaker 10: is a position that former President Donald Trump actually initiated,
Speaker 10: and looking ahead to the future. The Olympic flag is
Speaker 10: officially in Los Angeles, California, where it will live through
Speaker 10: the end of the twenty twenty eight Summer Games. Casey Wasserman,
Speaker 10: the chair of the Los Angeles Olympic Organization Committee, says
Speaker 10: reality is really reality is starting.
Speaker 11: To set in. Let's hear more from Casey Wasserman.
Speaker 3: I think it's real.
Speaker 13: I mean, I think having the flag going on board
Speaker 13: with us, knowing that there's no more O.
Speaker 3: Well, Paris is first, it's us and we're next.
Speaker 13: And the days are gonna go quick noping certain ways
Speaker 13: in LA's gonna be here before we know it.
Speaker 3: The days are not gonna go by quick.
Speaker 1: The days are gonna go by the same way that
Speaker 1: they've been going by for the last four years.
Speaker 3: And I think that we all need to enjoy the moment. Okay,
Speaker 3: just excited. Sure A wait, that's all. Yeah, that's a
Speaker 3: long time. We got a hold.
Speaker 5: It's not even built out. Olympic Village is not built out.
Speaker 5: It's a long time. Yeah, we just won.
Speaker 3: We just don't give me.
Speaker 1: I'm the type of person that you know, I like
Speaker 1: to plan five years, ten years ahead.
Speaker 3: But I'm also enjoying the moment.
Speaker 1: Y'all ain't gonna be making me think about twenty twenty
Speaker 1: eight A long time, right?
Speaker 10: So, LA Mayor and Bass and the contingent of any
Speaker 10: contingent of the Olympic athletes from Southern California returns to
Speaker 10: Lax with the flag on Monday afternoon. Also on the
Speaker 10: plane were members of the US Olympic and Paralympic Committees,
Speaker 10: executives from LA twenty eight, and elected officials. Bass received
Speaker 10: the flag from Paris Mayor and Hildago during Sunday night's
Speaker 10: closing ceremony and just a piece of history. Fun fact,
Speaker 10: it was the first time in Olympic history the flag
Speaker 10: has been passed between two female mayors.
Speaker 11: When you think about.
Speaker 2: That, and all right, I started on CNN. I was like,
Speaker 2: that is so cute.
Speaker 11: That's a shoutout to the ladies. Yeah, hey, remember remember.
Speaker 1: In twenty twenty one, God made all of us be
Speaker 1: still and shit our asses down. We wasn't doubt about
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four. We were just trying to get out that.
Speaker 9: Yeah, remember what I was thinking exactly the second.
Speaker 5: Year twenty Yeah, yeah, I don't twenty twenty one, Yeah,
Speaker 5: twenty twenty one, guys, to sit your ass down.
Speaker 1: That was twenty twenty guys, it was twenty twenty, twenty
Speaker 1: twenty one.
Speaker 10: And in twenty twenty two he said, listen, you might
Speaker 10: be but to go outside a little bit.
Speaker 9: But I think people are just excited. I know, I
Speaker 9: was just reading the article. Doctor dre is already talking
Speaker 9: about like he doesn't want to perform.
Speaker 2: He wants to be in the others.
Speaker 3: The archery.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but archery, that's a that's right, he'd be what
Speaker 1: ninety seven years old.
Speaker 3: Man, he was doing it in his backyard.
Speaker 11: We already know snoop gonna be topped back and he
Speaker 11: gonna get that bag for.
Speaker 5: That, as he should. An amazing time. He did, an
Speaker 5: amazing time. I enjoyed that. All right, Well, that is
Speaker 5: front page News, Morgan. We'll see you next hour.
Speaker 10: Yes, we'll discuss the controversy around Minnesota Governor Tim Wall's
Speaker 10: military career, and the Pentagon has issued a statement about
Speaker 10: tensions in the Middle East, So stay tuned.
Speaker 5: All right, get it off your chest eight hundred five
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Speaker 5: vent phone lines to wide open again, eight hundred five
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Speaker 3: Us up right now.
Speaker 8: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: For news. If your time to get it off.
Speaker 14: Your chest, whether you're mad or blessed, time to.
Speaker 3: Get up and get something, call up now. Eight hundred
Speaker 3: five eight five one. We want to hear from you
Speaker 3: on the Breakfast Club. Hello. Who's this yo?
Speaker 4: This is Rob New Orleans.
Speaker 15: Whatever fellas ro Man?
Speaker 3: What's happening?
Speaker 6: What's which?
Speaker 4: Good morning? Good morning, Good morning to Lauren.
Speaker 2: Good morning man.
Speaker 6: I want to talk to y'all brother. Football season coming up.
Speaker 6: You know y'all the things from y'all schedule this year.
Speaker 6: So we're gonna push both of y'all lass.
Speaker 3: For this year.
Speaker 1: Dallas Cowboys going to the Super Bowl. Baby, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: be here.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna be at the Dallas games. I'm gonna be
Speaker 6: here the Dallas game. I can't miss the Times Dame,
Speaker 6: but I'm gonna be at the Dallas game. So we're
Speaker 6: going to against that boys, lawd who was the football team?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't know football.
Speaker 6: Team wouldna gonna be with me.
Speaker 2: Most people in Delaware be with the Eagles, but I
Speaker 2: just I'm.
Speaker 6: Not like a we We don't get them to Wenday
Speaker 6: on the schedule too, So we're going three against.
Speaker 5: We're gonna bust your ass, but we not. I know
Speaker 5: we're not going to no super Bowl, but that's all right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we're not going to either, but we just gonna be.
Speaker 4: We is gonna beat the Cowboys.
Speaker 1: I'm beating the Cowboys except September fifteenth, one pm, Dallas
Speaker 1: Cowboys Stadium, Baby at and T Stadium.
Speaker 3: You're not beating us in Dallas, baby.
Speaker 6: Yes, sir, I will be there.
Speaker 3: I will be there, yes, sir. All right, brother, let
Speaker 3: me get me, let me get me a hat I gotta.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna send you a copy of my new book,
Speaker 1: Getting Honest to Die line why small talk sucks Beta
Speaker 1: work hold on right because the books ahead. I don't
Speaker 1: I don't know where the hats at. We got the
Speaker 1: hatch are on black effect dot com, though, but I
Speaker 1: don't know.
Speaker 3: Where they at.
Speaker 1: I don't know where they can order them, but I
Speaker 1: don't know exactly where they act to put my hands
Speaker 1: and I can put my hands on the book.
Speaker 3: Hello, who's this? What this cossion from? Be sure? Good morning, Cassan?
Speaker 3: What up? What up? Good morning? Sharp peans King? How
Speaker 3: are you?
Speaker 4: I'm good, You're doing good.
Speaker 3: I'm blessed black and Holly favored my brother.
Speaker 4: All right, where Lauren at? I'm right to me, Lauren,
Speaker 4: good morning. I was calling.
Speaker 15: I had the call to tell you that I love you.
Speaker 15: My vote was used to be on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 15: I've just got it in that tool. But I love
Speaker 15: how informed you are, how you always own it or
Speaker 15: love you on the club.
Speaker 9: Thank you. Well, all four of us together are going
Speaker 9: to be a ynamic. What is that.
Speaker 3: Quad? Something? I don't want to know.
Speaker 4: I just made that.
Speaker 3: I like that though. Quadrille, quadrille.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be all four of us.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 15: Also, I wanted to say happy third birthday to my
Speaker 15: next birthday and on the nineteen, happy.
Speaker 3: Birthday to him.
Speaker 1: All right, brood you too, get.
Speaker 5: It off your chest eight undrink five eight five one
Speaker 5: oh five one. If you need to vent, phone lines
Speaker 5: wide open, it's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 14: Good morning, the Breakfast Club. This is your time to
Speaker 14: get it off your chest. Eight hundred and five eighty
Speaker 14: five one O five one. We want to hear from
Speaker 14: you on the breakfast club.
Speaker 3: Hello.
Speaker 4: Who's this YOA oh z Karrhard from Messis, Tennessee. He's back,
Speaker 4: hempy my doll man. Good to hear from your.
Speaker 3: Birth Oh my bro.
Speaker 4: All right, I'm calling it. That's a black bottle from
Speaker 4: missus from Tennessee to lect you no red stop tap
Speaker 4: dancing with these and sellect the the the bisy women swimming. Man,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna have to put some respect on that man name.
Speaker 4: This is not this his second time coming up there,
Speaker 4: and y'all disrespecting brother, Just gotta stop.
Speaker 1: Gotta stop the third time we disrespect them when we
Speaker 1: ain't salomone.
Speaker 4: You be tap dancing, like, come on, man, you gotta
Speaker 4: cut that stuff out, bru if you want come alla
Speaker 4: playroll or something. Cut it out, brod like the cornery
Speaker 4: you be doing. You gotta stop. And I thought you
Speaker 4: was my old t.
Speaker 1: I thought hold on, so you calling up here yelling
Speaker 1: and screaming at me about maga.
Speaker 3: But I'm the one tap dancing dog?
Speaker 4: What what's mom for making America great again?
Speaker 3: Hey? When listen? Listen listen? When when has America ever
Speaker 3: been great for your black ass.
Speaker 4: It's been great for me. In twenty sixteen when I
Speaker 4: made a hundred thousand dollars when Donald Pump became an
Speaker 4: office and I wasn't listening to the media tell me that,
Speaker 4: oh this is somebody to hate. Jez He said to himself,
Speaker 4: I'm Dona sump in the white teeth and white Wallace.
Speaker 4: The conversation is money to won't.
Speaker 3: So he said, we're not gonna act like that.
Speaker 4: He said, y'all like, no, what what just act like
Speaker 4: we're gonna hate him. Come on, he's member identified as black.
Speaker 3: You need to come.
Speaker 4: She had one video he saxt he's black, ye black woman.
Speaker 1: We're talking about talking about everybody about everybody called him down.
Speaker 3: Kind heart.
Speaker 1: Everybody calm down, is kind heart? If kind you're not.
Speaker 4: Gonna call me, I'm one of your students, my boy, You're.
Speaker 1: Not gonna call him here yelling and screaming at me
Speaker 1: about these white racist supremacist crackers and call and tell
Speaker 1: me you cann't wait to.
Speaker 3: Look.
Speaker 4: I was acting with business Wama swamans. It's just it
Speaker 4: ain't to be respected like black and serving.
Speaker 1: The podcast Black Skin heard you have a good one.
Speaker 1: You're I'm gonna be in Memphis with key life for
Speaker 1: the car, so you got family to bring the kids
Speaker 1: out to the cart every I'm.
Speaker 4: Going to come to you and I'm gonna show you some.
Speaker 7: Love, my dog.
Speaker 3: I argueing about politics with you there?
Speaker 4: Where are you gonna argue policies like we're here to
Speaker 4: show you love. No, I'm gonna get you barbecue when
Speaker 4: you a bottle, bro, I'm gonna show love.
Speaker 3: Thank you, bro. See you then I do? I do? Mother?
Speaker 3: Why why why?
Speaker 1: He feels like if I'm talking in support of one candidate,
Speaker 1: I'm tap dancing, but when he talks in support of
Speaker 1: a candidate, it's okay.
Speaker 3: That don't make no sense to you. Why are you trying?
Speaker 3: Why are you trying to argue with.
Speaker 2: Because I'm just drayed like it because you're black? But
Speaker 2: he damned sureless.
Speaker 3: Yes, O g cond hart alone and listen.
Speaker 1: Kamala does have policies that I like. I like that
Speaker 1: she wants to rebuild the middle class. I like that
Speaker 1: she wants, you know, everybody to have the opportunity to
Speaker 1: own a business. I like that she wants everybody to
Speaker 1: have the opportunity to own a house. I like that
Speaker 1: she wants to put more money in working class people pockets.
Speaker 1: And by the way, those have been her policies and
Speaker 1: her her ideas since twenty twenty when I was on
Speaker 1: the campaign trail with her back then, I.
Speaker 9: Like, you know, anytime you get like anywhere near politics,
Speaker 9: people just start picking so much apart.
Speaker 2: I couldn't be apart like that. It's too much to be.
Speaker 3: Able to hear both sides. You gotta be able to
Speaker 3: listen to both sides.
Speaker 5: And what we always say is you you you vote
Speaker 5: your interest, you vote what resonates both sides.
Speaker 1: Big had a great conversation with a great conversation to Hello, who's.
Speaker 3: This, Good morning family, y'all doing, what's up? Terrence? Get
Speaker 3: it off your chest?
Speaker 4: I was calling again Drake.
Speaker 3: Donk the other day. What to Drake?
Speaker 4: I'm giving Drake dunk the other day?
Speaker 5: Well, first of all, what's up? But this ain't dark
Speaker 5: he today, this is get it off your chest?
Speaker 3: Different?
Speaker 16: Okay, Well, well Drake, honestly, then you come on with
Speaker 16: new music.
Speaker 3: He did come out here, he didn't get on. Okay.
Speaker 4: The thing that the part ofm I gut is and
Speaker 4: will pop you got to get your get back first.
Speaker 4: Here over your stand.
Speaker 3: For it's over. My brother's over.
Speaker 8: That's right, that the battle is done.
Speaker 4: Okay, left it alone.
Speaker 3: Now he had no choice. He lost that fans.
Speaker 1: Oh you man have been label with having man Jina,
Speaker 1: So I'm gonna leave that alone.
Speaker 3: Goodbye, Terrence. Jesus he did say, man, Johanna.
Speaker 5: Get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 5: one oh five one. Now we got Jesse with the Messa.
Speaker 5: Laura Loossa coming up what we're talking about.
Speaker 2: Yes, we do.
Speaker 9: Ka Lani has filed for follow some documents to get
Speaker 9: a protective order against.
Speaker 2: Her child's father. So we are going to get into
Speaker 2: all of that back and forth.
Speaker 5: All right, we'll get into that when we come back.
Speaker 5: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Warning,
Speaker 5: everybody is j Envyese lay charlamage to God.
Speaker 3: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Laura Lerossa is feeling in wild, just as on maternity
Speaker 5: leaves drop on the.
Speaker 1: Clues bombs with big glow. Dammit, I love Gloria. That's
Speaker 1: my spirit animal her and Ray Gunn. The girl was
Speaker 1: break dancing in the Olympic.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 1: That's what my spirit animal, ray Gone Yes because ray
Speaker 1: Gon be moving to the beat of her own drum man.
Speaker 1: I saw a video of her dancing in the street
Speaker 1: that I just posted on my Instagram.
Speaker 3: I really enjoyed that video.
Speaker 1: I enjoyed that video her dancing in the screen more
Speaker 1: than her dancing at the Olympics. Okay, I like people
Speaker 1: that don't give a damn. Just show your stupid ass,
Speaker 1: just though you don't even care. You got here playing,
Speaker 1: playing all the time, playing in the Olympics, playing in
Speaker 1: the screen. You just like to play.
Speaker 8: All right, Well, let's get to jess with the mess
Speaker 8: with law Luossa, Laurens.
Speaker 17: Jessica, Robbin Moore, just don't do no lines, don't do.
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 3: Why jess worldwide mess on the breakfast clubs, the coaches
Speaker 3: ships with Lauren Lauren Lorosa. I'm and I got the mess.
Speaker 4: Talk to me.
Speaker 2: So some more relationship drama to kick it off today.
Speaker 2: And just with the mess.
Speaker 9: Kaylani is going through it with her child's father. His
Speaker 9: name is Javaon and she just was awarded a court
Speaker 9: order protection from him. And this court order protection makes
Speaker 9: it where he cannot go within one hundred yards of
Speaker 9: her or their daughter, nor can be in contact with her.
Speaker 9: Kaylanie also, because of this court order, was granted full
Speaker 9: custody of their daughter at least until they go to court.
Speaker 2: So some background.
Speaker 9: When Kaylanne filed this, she alleged that the child's father
Speaker 9: flew into like this rage after she came to him
Speaker 9: asking him about a document that she got in the
Speaker 9: mail that said that he had applied for public assistance.
Speaker 9: She claims that he was living with her, like in
Speaker 9: her back house, and all he would do all day
Speaker 9: is like smoke weed, douche rooms, and it kept the
Speaker 9: back house dirty. She says that like the baby girl
Speaker 9: would go over in the back house with him sometimes
Speaker 9: and when she would come back over to Kaylanie's house,
Speaker 9: the baby girl would smell like a ton of weed.
Speaker 9: She says that he gets hied sometimes it had goals
Speaker 9: on these like off the wall religious rants. She also
Speaker 9: alleges that he picks up their daughter sometimes from school
Speaker 9: and then won't communicate, like where they're going after so
Speaker 9: Kaylanie sometimes doesn't even know where he is with their daughter.
Speaker 9: She says that he's disturbing her peace of mind a
Speaker 9: lot here Now, Javon got online and he made claims
Speaker 9: and posted text messages that are allegedly between him and Kaylannie,
Speaker 9: And then there's another text between him and kay Lannie's
Speaker 9: ex daddy, Javan is the baby daddy.
Speaker 2: So basically, you got something on your lip, thank you,
Speaker 2: You're welcome.
Speaker 18: So so so.
Speaker 9: In the first group of text messages with javon the
Speaker 9: baby daddy, and Kaylannie, they're having a conversation about this
Speaker 9: time when whoever, because Kaylanie is saying that when he
Speaker 9: got upset about her asking about the public assistance, he
Speaker 9: like busts through her door and like, you know, made
Speaker 9: this whole scene. He's basically what continue, Okay, He's saying
Speaker 9: that that is not what happened. He's alleging that Kaylani
Speaker 9: was the one who birged, barged through a door and
Speaker 9: that's how all of that stuff happened. He's also claiming
Speaker 9: that he was early on saying that there needed to
Speaker 9: be a third party in between them for communicy, saying
Speaker 9: that you know, she just makes things really difficult when
Speaker 9: it comes to their child. He also said that he
Speaker 9: wanted to set up a third part of communication when
Speaker 9: it came to like the babies scheduling activity scheduling activities school.
Speaker 2: He basically just didn't want to be in.
Speaker 9: Contact with Kayline and because he felt like she had
Speaker 9: a tendency of like lying on him and just alleging
Speaker 9: different things. And then he posted these conversations between him
Speaker 9: and who was supposed to be her ex, and he's
Speaker 9: saying that she alleges rape and she alleges abuse anytime
Speaker 9: she's upset about something.
Speaker 3: So they definitely need a third party. They definitely need
Speaker 3: a mediator.
Speaker 1: They need somebody else there, you know, I guess not
Speaker 1: to corroborate the stories, but just to make sure none
Speaker 1: of that type of stuff flies. But and by the way,
Speaker 1: both of them should want that, both of them should
Speaker 1: want the mediator, But it sounds.
Speaker 3: Like they can't. They're not capable of dealing with each
Speaker 3: other right on one.
Speaker 8: But they moved them out of the back house though,
Speaker 8: right so they don't see each other anymore like that,
Speaker 8: or I.
Speaker 9: Mean, I'm assuming so because he has to be one
Speaker 9: hundred yards away from her.
Speaker 3: We don't know how far the back house is from
Speaker 3: the house.
Speaker 9: I'm assuming that he's not in that back house anymore.
Speaker 9: I'm just talking, yeah, because she said that like in
Speaker 9: the filing. She put in the filing that like she
Speaker 9: had blocked him some time ago and like all that stuff,
Speaker 9: So it makes it seem like there had already been
Speaker 9: some separation, but she did all of this because from
Speaker 9: how kay Lonnie feels, it seems like she's a worried
Speaker 9: that he just goes off the rails. But he's saying
Speaker 9: that she has a tendency to like lie and make
Speaker 9: accusations when she has nothing else to do. So and
Speaker 9: then Kaylannie came online not too long ago, a few
Speaker 9: hours ago, and she posted in response she said, I
Speaker 9: did not make a statement, nor did I go to
Speaker 9: TMZ about my business because TMZ originally reported this story.
Speaker 9: Now they originally reported this from docs that were filed.
Speaker 1: So she's claiming that all I got out of everything
Speaker 1: you just said that they definitely need some type of mediator.
Speaker 1: They are clearly not able to just co parent just
Speaker 1: with just each other, and it's all about the child
Speaker 1: at the end of the day, so they need a mediator.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and the baby's five, so the baby's so like,
Speaker 9: it's definitely time for our mediator. But it's just so
Speaker 9: insane to me because I remember when like Kaylanie first
Speaker 9: got pregnant and there was like the conversation around him.
Speaker 9: I thought that this was going to be a cool
Speaker 9: situation for her because it seemed like they were just
Speaker 9: kind of like two friends who decided to like be
Speaker 9: together and have a kid, like, and now all of
Speaker 9: this is happening. So they definitely not friends right now.
Speaker 9: So that's a little I don't know, but I hope
Speaker 9: they figured it out. Moving on, Prize has dropped a
Speaker 9: dish track to.
Speaker 2: The legend Lauren Hill. This is a legend too though.
Speaker 2: It's called bar mitzvah Man.
Speaker 1: I know, studios hate to see Prize coming without the foodies. Like,
Speaker 1: if you're gonna do a record that, you know, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna end up all over the blogs because you threw
Speaker 1: a shot at Lauren.
Speaker 3: At least make it good, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that wasn't it at all.
Speaker 3: At least make it good.
Speaker 2: That wasn't it at all.
Speaker 3: But I would be hard though the classic record, All right.
Speaker 2: Well, let me get on.
Speaker 3: It's called bar mitzvah A need to be close.
Speaker 9: He had this, I mean, so the one bar wha,
Speaker 9: the one bar don't blame Okay, I mean, it's not
Speaker 9: like it's don't blame me, blame her.
Speaker 2: She made the mess. Another penny is what I told
Speaker 2: why cleft.
Speaker 1: I'm not spending another f penny. That's why I told
Speaker 1: why Cleah, I'm not mad at that.
Speaker 3: Ain't that bad? Well? No, tired of Lauren messing the
Speaker 3: money up? Yes, that's what that is. That's what it is.
Speaker 9: So basically, you guys know that their eighteen city tour
Speaker 9: was recently canceled. Lauren Hill came out and said because
Speaker 9: when it was canceled, everybody was like, well, shoot, she
Speaker 9: don't show up, she's late, blah blah blah, So it
Speaker 9: makes sense that it was canceled in North America. So
Speaker 9: then Lauren Hill came out and she said it was
Speaker 9: canceled because the media sensationalizest things about her that are
Speaker 9: not true and that has negatively affected how like the
Speaker 9: fans are looking at her in certains.
Speaker 1: It's not true, Lauren, that you show up the shows
Speaker 1: late all the time, and you've been doing that for
Speaker 1: twenty plus years. Like, I don't know how, I don't
Speaker 1: know how Lauren Hill still has the consumer trust that
Speaker 1: she has, meaning I don't know why people still buy
Speaker 1: tickets to the shows.
Speaker 3: When they go on.
Speaker 5: See she's still a legend, she's still an icon. People
Speaker 5: still want to see. You still got to respect your audience.
Speaker 5: I agree, that's on the profession. That's the reason why
Speaker 5: people still go out and see.
Speaker 1: It because regardless thea y'all hanging, she do well, she
Speaker 1: wors she worse than a black father. But but that's
Speaker 1: not true. That stereotype. Damn, you're black father I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: Turns you up here dancing for the people. Now, you
Speaker 2: just degrading your black men.
Speaker 1: You know what bothers me the most out of that
Speaker 1: whole that probably this therapist therapy is great.
Speaker 3: We all need to head doctor.
Speaker 2: And wait, can I go back?
Speaker 3: Also, I'll be talking to y'all niggas like this, y'all.
Speaker 3: Booth said that in Unison like doctor. That was.
Speaker 9: As we wrapped Kaylani. I want to update, Kaylanie did
Speaker 9: kick out the baby daddy boyfriend. He did get kicked
Speaker 9: out of the house. You asked me what she's still
Speaker 9: living in the back house. He is not back in
Speaker 9: the back house anymore. Are you looking at me like that?
Speaker 3: Just having fun? Going on? Spoiler?
Speaker 9: I gotta complete I gotta complete my story. Fun and
Speaker 9: also to it was childish, very.
Speaker 3: Childish, Debbie having some fun. Guys, say what day? You
Speaker 3: know what I mean? Colomba get kicking out the shout out.
Speaker 9: To the journalist, shout out to the journalist world. Why
Speaker 9: who know how to complete a story?
Speaker 5: When we come back, we got front page news and
Speaker 5: then Michael Wr're going to be joining us as the
Speaker 5: breakfast club.
Speaker 1: Good morning, you're checking out the breakfast clubs.
Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 5: Everybody is DJ Envy, Jess, Hilarious, Charlamagne, the gud.
Speaker 3: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Now just is on maternity leave, so we have Laura
Speaker 5: LaRosa filling in and let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 2: It was hey, y'all, Hey, good to be back.
Speaker 10: So Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walls says he's proud
Speaker 10: of his military career, his record.
Speaker 11: Let's salute Tim Walls for his service.
Speaker 10: He addressed the recent questions about his military career from
Speaker 10: the Trump campaign while in Los Angeles, California, on Tuesday.
Speaker 11: Let's hear more from Minnesota Governor Tim Walls.
Speaker 18: I signed up for the Army National Guard two days
Speaker 18: after my seventeenth birthday.
Speaker 3: I served for the next twenty or four years for
Speaker 3: the same reason. All my brothers and sisters in uniform
Speaker 3: do we love this country. And I firmly believe you
Speaker 3: should never detegrate another person's service record, anyone brave enough
Speaker 3: to put on that uniform for our great country, including
Speaker 3: my opponent. I just have a few simple words, thank
Speaker 3: you for your service and sacrifice.
Speaker 1: You know, I have no problem with people questioning ten
Speaker 1: Wall's military record if they feel like, you know, he
Speaker 1: said something sketchy. But the problem I have with this
Speaker 1: discussion is Tien Walls brought up his military record to
Speaker 1: simply say, weapons of war are weapons I used in war,
Speaker 1: shouldn't be in the hands of civilians?
Speaker 3: Correct? How did we let them deflect.
Speaker 1: And distract from that point the actual conversation that we
Speaker 1: should be having about, you know, weapons of war should
Speaker 1: not be in the hands of civilians. How do we
Speaker 1: let them deflect from that to turn into people questioning
Speaker 1: Tim Walls's military records?
Speaker 2: The Real Housewives Effect controversy sales.
Speaker 5: I don't understand, but I agree with one thousand percent.
Speaker 5: I don't feel like civilians should be carrying weapons that
Speaker 5: should be.
Speaker 3: Used at war. There's no reason for the Even if
Speaker 3: you're using.
Speaker 1: It for for hunting, you're not shooting a deer one
Speaker 1: hundred and ten times or a bear one hundred and
Speaker 1: ten times.
Speaker 3: You don't need those type of weapons in my opinion.
Speaker 3: And this is where Republicans win.
Speaker 1: This is where the Donald Trump's and the JD Vans
Speaker 1: and all of them win, because they get you talking
Speaker 1: about what they want to talk about as opposed to
Speaker 1: whatever issue you're bringing up. Right, Tim Walls brings up
Speaker 1: weapons of war and how people shooting that weapons of
Speaker 1: war in the street, and all of a sudden, it's
Speaker 1: like you didn't carry no weapons of war. You lied
Speaker 1: about your record, and now we've been talking about this
Speaker 1: for the whole week.
Speaker 10: Well why Republican Vice Presidents with candidate jad Vance has
Speaker 10: suggested that Walls inflated his credentials and that he abandoned
Speaker 10: his unit ahead of his deployment to Iraq avoiding serving
Speaker 10: in a war zone or to avoid serving in a
Speaker 10: war zone. The Hairs campaign changed Wall's bio, which discussed
Speaker 10: his military rank after the questions first arose. Now, Walls
Speaker 10: served in the Army National Guard and left service to
Speaker 10: run for Congress in May of two thousand and five. Meanwhile,
Speaker 10: the US is preparing for a potential Iranian attack on Israel.
Speaker 10: Pentagon Press Secretary Major General pat Ryder told reporters the
Speaker 10: US is focused on de escalator the situation in the
Speaker 10: Middle East.
Speaker 11: Let's hear more from the Pentagon Press secretary.
Speaker 13: During a phone call on Sunday to Israeli Defense Minister
Speaker 13: Yov Galant, the Secretary reiterated the United States's commitment to
Speaker 13: take every possible step to defend Israel. Secretary Austin ordered
Speaker 13: the USS Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group, equipped with F
Speaker 13: thirty five C fighters, to accelerate its transit to the
Speaker 13: Central Command Area of responsibility, adding to the capabilities already
Speaker 13: provided by the USS Theodore Roosevelt Carrier Strike Group. These
Speaker 13: US military force posture adjustments are designed to improve US
Speaker 13: force protection, to increase our support for the defense of Israel,
Speaker 13: and to ensure the United States is prepared to respond
Speaker 13: to a wide variety of contingencies.
Speaker 10: Yeah So, as miss mentioned, the Guided Missile, Submarine and
Speaker 10: Aircraft Carrier Strike Group have been deployed to the region
Speaker 10: as Israel brass for retaliatory attacks from Iran and its
Speaker 10: proxies following the assassination of senior members of Hamas and Hezbola.
Speaker 10: The Biden administration said in its could come as soon
Speaker 10: as this week. This comes at the same time Secretary
Speaker 10: of State Anthony B. Lincoln is approving almost twenty billion
Speaker 10: dollars of a weapons sale to Israel.
Speaker 11: The deal will include F fifteen fighter.
Speaker 10: Jets, air to air missiles, tactile vehicles, and other explosives.
Speaker 10: A press release from the State Department said the US
Speaker 10: is committed to the security of Israel, adding that it
Speaker 10: is vital to US national interests to assist Israel to
Speaker 10: develop and maintain strong and ready self defense capability.
Speaker 3: Now, hold on, is it aid Morgan or did I
Speaker 3: would they sold twenty billion.
Speaker 10: Dollars the one twenty billion, twenty billion dollar weapons sale
Speaker 10: to Israel?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Where does that money go? When America sells twenty billion
Speaker 1: dollars in weapons to Israel? Where does the money go?
Speaker 1: Whose pockets is that money going? And what y'all need
Speaker 1: my tax dollars for? If y'all making that kind of money?
Speaker 3: If they make that much money, do do do we
Speaker 3: tax them?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 3: Is what I want to know. If you do, you
Speaker 3: have to tax that twenty billion dollars.
Speaker 2: They don't wait, they gotta pay tax.
Speaker 8: So just made twenty billion.
Speaker 9: But if they pay taxes too, there are the government.
Speaker 9: So is it like they're paying taxes to their homie?
Speaker 1: Once again, what do they need all tax dollars for?
Speaker 1: If they making that kind of money? I know, ain't
Speaker 1: nobody taxing them. That's twenty billion dollars free cash free.
Speaker 8: Because they're gonna take at least forty percent of that.
Speaker 1: Ain't no fight, cup, Yeah, ain't no fighter taking no
Speaker 1: money out of that twenty billion.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's say eight nine billion in tax. Now we
Speaker 5: need our tax money.
Speaker 1: I really want to know where the money go go.
Speaker 1: I don't know, I really do. I want to know
Speaker 1: where that money goes. Like when they make a sale
Speaker 1: like that, where does that money go to? That's why
Speaker 1: we want to know.
Speaker 10: I'm gonna find I'm gonna find that one out for you.
Speaker 10: It's the sign of the times and in other noons
Speaker 10: news and incorporating the signs of the time. Did you
Speaker 10: guys know that Chuck E Cheese is launching membership deals?
Speaker 3: We got membership playing? Nah, Chuck, Chuck, We ain't got
Speaker 3: time for that.
Speaker 2: I thought they was going on a business.
Speaker 10: Family entertainment chain will offer unlimited visits for a monthly fee.
Speaker 10: He getting at eight dollars for the Bronze package and
Speaker 10: thirty dollars for the Gold Package. The passes include a
Speaker 10: specified number of games per visit and discounts on food
Speaker 10: and drinks depending on what membership tier or package you get.
Speaker 10: They can be used at over four hundred seventy participating
Speaker 10: in locations in the US.
Speaker 3: Chuckie Chess got a rebrand.
Speaker 5: No, it's not popping anymore like that with when my
Speaker 5: when my oldest ones were younger, they would like Chucky Cheese,
Speaker 5: Chucky Cheese, my new my new young one.
Speaker 10: I don't like as long as you don't bring those
Speaker 10: animatronics like we get on those Chunk.
Speaker 3: Cheese still popping.
Speaker 1: The problem with chuck Cheese is like just an occasional thing,
Speaker 1: like you go on occasion, you're go into the kid's
Speaker 1: birthday or something like that.
Speaker 3: Like I don't want.
Speaker 2: Taking over the urban air and all of them have
Speaker 2: taken over that.
Speaker 4: That.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what.
Speaker 2: Kids don't want to go to Chucky Cheese every weekend.
Speaker 3: They're going to Chuck Cheese all the other things they not.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it makes sense because if you're doing the membership,
Speaker 9: I'm sure you're saving money by buying the membership. So
Speaker 9: then they're bringing the kids there more. And then because
Speaker 9: they're trying to get back in front of like the
Speaker 9: urban airs and all that they.
Speaker 3: Need might need to ask me. They might need to
Speaker 3: add like a little jumpy.
Speaker 11: More interactive games.
Speaker 8: Yeah, they telling them video games. Yeah, they need more
Speaker 8: interactive stuff.
Speaker 3: Make it like that movie.
Speaker 1: What's that movie with that hard film that was based
Speaker 1: off Chucky Cheese, You know what I'm talking about. No,
Speaker 1: they need to do something like that, like maybe turning
Speaker 1: Chunky Cheese into like a haunted.
Speaker 3: House and scare all the kids. Kids don't want to
Speaker 3: go to the house. A little animal.
Speaker 1: Story, robots and stuff they got in there, Like just
Speaker 1: make it like a fun haunted house type of thing.
Speaker 1: Five Nights at Freddy's, that's the name of the movie.
Speaker 3: I don't remember. Five Knights at Freddy's.
Speaker 1: Five Nights at freddy is a hard movie that came
Speaker 1: out a couple of years ago, and it basically was
Speaker 1: a horror movie, but it was Chuck E Cheese, Like
Speaker 1: make Chuck e Cheese. The actual five Nights at Freddy
Speaker 1: place like a haunted establishment. So people will go in
Speaker 1: there and like it'll be like, what's some houses you
Speaker 1: try to get out of them? Scared house, the houses,
Speaker 1: escape rooms.
Speaker 3: Yes, make it something like that.
Speaker 5: But skate rooms are more for teenagers, not for kids.
Speaker 5: You do some scary stuff. My three year old ain't
Speaker 5: going back to chuck e cheese.
Speaker 9: They don't have the animals and stuff like that. No
Speaker 9: more right because of animatronics.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's the.
Speaker 2: Pretty scary like you didn't have to make you doubt.
Speaker 3: Yeah, maybe maybe you catered towards a little bit more
Speaker 3: of young adults and make it more interact.
Speaker 1: You make it if you make it like a five
Speaker 1: nights at Freddy themed horror, haunted.
Speaker 2: There rocking their hips.
Speaker 11: I definitely like the the idea of an adult arcade
Speaker 11: for sure.
Speaker 9: Yeah that's do y'all know what Kahunaville is now? That
Speaker 9: was a Delaware thing, Okay, Norman, All.
Speaker 10: Right, Well that's your front face news. You can follow
Speaker 10: me on socials at Morgan Media and for more news coverage.
Speaker 10: Be sure you're locked into the Black Information Network at
Speaker 10: bi nnews dot com.
Speaker 3: Talk to y'all later, all right, now.
Speaker 5: When we come back, Michael Rubin and be joining us.
Speaker 5: Fanatic Fest is this weekend and we'll talking about all
Speaker 5: thats don't move.
Speaker 3: It's to Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club, Good
Speaker 3: morning everybody.
Speaker 5: It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne, the guy we are
Speaker 5: the Breakfast Club. Jess Hilaris is on maternity leave, so
Speaker 5: we got Laura Larrosso fillingan and we got a special
Speaker 5: guest in the building, guy the founder and CEO of Fanatics,
Speaker 5: and he is doing a fanatic Fest at the Jacob
Speaker 5: Javid Center this weekend Saturday and Sunday. Your favorite athletes, artists,
Speaker 5: celebrities will be in the building. You can get things autographed.
Speaker 5: They will be selling merch and it's perfect because I'm
Speaker 5: doing my call show this weekend, so there's a lot
Speaker 5: of things to do. They can go to your my
Speaker 5: call show, your fanatic fests. But ladies and gentlemen, Michael
Speaker 5: Rubin welcome, Glad to be here. I always love being here,
Speaker 5: feeling great.
Speaker 1: If you're saying you did not sound like that that
Speaker 1: you're announcer voice, glad to be here.
Speaker 3: Ready, let's go man. You said I forgot something, did.
Speaker 18: I forget it's actually Friday Saturday and summer Friday Saturday
Speaker 18: and Sun. What do you is the car show big
Speaker 18: on Fridays.
Speaker 3: It's just Saturday. My car is just Saturday.
Speaker 18: Okay, I thought you just I thought you were trying
Speaker 18: to get toe off competition.
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, no, no, no, Friday Saturday.
Speaker 18: Now we're pubbed for this week. And this is really exciting,
Speaker 18: you know, for me, New York's my favorite city in
Speaker 18: the world to kind of do something that's never been done.
Speaker 18: There's really not a sports festival anywhere in the world,
Speaker 18: and you have this. When we think about this, you
Speaker 18: have so many other festivals. You have Comic com which
Speaker 18: takes over in New York City gets a quarter of
Speaker 18: a million people. Sure, You've got Complex Com, which I'm
Speaker 18: going to go to in November. And Vegas. You've got
Speaker 18: you know, all the music festivals. You've got south By Southwest,
Speaker 18: and I don't know why no one's ever done this.
Speaker 18: In sports, you've got the trading card shows, which they
Speaker 18: have a thousand of in the country. But I went
Speaker 18: to a trading car show. There's a big trading card
Speaker 18: show called the National, which gets one hundred and fifty
Speaker 18: thousand people.
Speaker 3: Is that the one Atlantic city.
Speaker 18: It wasn't only I City a couple of years ago.
Speaker 18: It was in Cleveland a few weeks ago. So change
Speaker 18: the cities each year, and you walk in there, You're like,
Speaker 18: this is nuts. There's one hundred and fifty thousand people.
Speaker 18: But it looks like when I went to high school.
Speaker 18: So it hasn't changed since like the nineties. And so
Speaker 18: I basically went to comic kind of New York City
Speaker 18: and said, we got to do the same we got
Speaker 18: to do the same thing for sports.
Speaker 3: So it's gonna be our first time doing it. Javits.
Speaker 18: This weekend, we're gonna have like two hundred of the
Speaker 18: best athletes, celebrities, artists coming through. All the leagues are coming.
Speaker 18: I mean, you got Tom Brazy befoming football is to
Speaker 18: kids for an hour on Friday, kadan Ant with their
Speaker 18: Olympic medals coming in Saturday. They're gonna be playing basketball
Speaker 18: with kids, football with kids. You've got I actually last
Speaker 18: night said this is nuts. I actually have a bunch
Speaker 18: of NBA players call me and said, hey, can I
Speaker 18: play basketball? Can I play football with kids? Like normally
Speaker 18: you're trying to get people to come do these things,
Speaker 18: and we got the best streamers in the world coming,
Speaker 18: and we've got so many the big stre We've got Gadien, Ross, Common,
Speaker 18: Druski come in Sketch coming. We're gonna announce a few
Speaker 18: really big additional streamers that are coming. So like, to me,
Speaker 18: just to bring everyone everyone together is.
Speaker 3: Awesome exactly though, Like what is it.
Speaker 18: It's just a giant sports festival.
Speaker 3: Okay, celebrating sports. Yeah, it's just it's for me.
Speaker 18: It's like, what would you want every sports fan to
Speaker 18: dream of doing if they could just not be an
Speaker 18: actual sports event and come. So you've got like NFL
Speaker 18: will be there, and you can, you know, see all
Speaker 18: the Super Bowl rings since they had all the Lombardi trophies.
Speaker 3: I see Tom Brady, Eli and Peyton is vent true? Yeah? Wow?
Speaker 18: Absolutely?
Speaker 3: How would that work?
Speaker 5: Because IVE seen him sign an autograph, so you can
Speaker 5: buy an autograph signed jersey there, Oh, they just win jerseys.
Speaker 18: So I think for Eli and Peyton you can sign
Speaker 18: up to either get your picture with them and you
Speaker 18: can pay to get your picture with them or an autograph.
Speaker 18: Tom's just coming and Tom's gonna be interviewed by Steven A.
Speaker 18: Smith on the main stage. Then he's gonna be doing
Speaker 18: football with kids. He'll be I think he actually wants
Speaker 18: to walk around and look at trading cards because he's
Speaker 18: will into into trading cards. So he'll be there all
Speaker 18: day Friday. I'm sure you guys know we're popping up
Speaker 18: the forty forty. I expect to see you guys there
Speaker 18: this weekend. Jay's gonna be hosting it all weekend, which
Speaker 18: is gonna be nuts. And you know, Jay called me,
Speaker 18: It's like, look, I love forty forty. I want to
Speaker 18: do something special. You know, why don't we set this
Speaker 18: up for people that are reporting to him, people, you know,
Speaker 18: the athletes and celebrities that are coming through to support us,
Speaker 18: our most important gamblers. I think you guys know Jay
Speaker 18: and Dez on part of our gambling business, and so
Speaker 18: you know, it's kind of you think about having like
Speaker 18: Jay Z hosting forty forty, Travis Scott, Quavo, a bunch
Speaker 18: of other artists that you guys you know, all spent
Speaker 18: a lot of time with, but then having you know,
Speaker 18: guys like Brady and Peyton and Elion, lots of the
Speaker 18: football players, having k d and and and Ai and
Speaker 18: Julius are a.
Speaker 3: Real Yeah, he's coming.
Speaker 8: Mike Tyson, Yeah, and Jake Paul they're doing that.
Speaker 18: I can't wait for that. I was just with Jake
Speaker 18: at the Olympics. I could tell you if you look
Speaker 18: like he looked at the Olympics walking.
Speaker 3: Out of the bar.
Speaker 18: We walked out at five am in the morning.
Speaker 3: You know, I don't know.
Speaker 18: I could be worried for him, but I mean I
Speaker 18: called to make fun of him. Yes, I said, you
Speaker 18: know that that did not look good.
Speaker 15: Oh.
Speaker 9: I thought you're gonna say he got mikes. No, no, no,
Speaker 9: that's I said, don't say.
Speaker 3: I know when I was no, no, he walked out.
Speaker 18: There was very funny videos of him online stumbling out
Speaker 18: of faking. Yeah, no, no, no, he wasn't faking.
Speaker 1: He wasn't He definitely wasn't faking. He's a sloppy drunk
Speaker 1: got you. Oh he's gonna get knocked out there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well no, I don't. I don't think. I just
Speaker 3: I think he's not drinking before his fight.
Speaker 18: Yeah's gonna be there, by the way, Cody Road is
Speaker 18: going to be there. Ray Mysterio is going to be there.
Speaker 18: I've got a couple of the arts like Yo, Ray mysterious.
Speaker 18: We love Ray Mysterious. So like you know, it's a
Speaker 18: we have twenty five wrestlers coming, we got the UFC
Speaker 18: champ coming, you know that, Alex Preira, that there's Holly
Speaker 18: Holmes coming. I mean it's in every sport. We've got
Speaker 18: great people coming. But then the league activations are also amazing,
Speaker 18: like just you know, you know, NBA set up there
Speaker 18: to have different skills competitions, and I've always got skills
Speaker 18: competitions hockey soccer. I think, by the way, punching, how
Speaker 18: hard can you punch the UFC bag?
Speaker 3: How can you slap?
Speaker 18: So it's it's gonna be everything.
Speaker 3: Thank you to Fanatics too.
Speaker 1: You know, I do my back to school drive in
Speaker 1: my hometown amongst corner every weekend. I don't even know
Speaker 1: if you've noticed, but Fanatics donated a bunch of backpacks.
Speaker 3: I didn't know that.
Speaker 18: But whatever you guys need, were always there for you
Speaker 18: because you guys are great friends of families so well, and.
Speaker 1: They've did it specific to like Carolina teams, so like
Speaker 1: the game Cocks and the Hornets, and yeah, so thank you.
Speaker 3: I love that absolutely, I love that. Yeah. Now, how
Speaker 3: does this difference from the White Party, Michael Rum. So
Speaker 3: look is invited to this everything.
Speaker 18: You guys are generally invited to everything. The one thing
Speaker 18: I'll say is like Fanatics Fest, it's is how do
Speaker 18: you create this incredible sports gathering and you don't have
Speaker 18: that other than actual games. I think there's so many
Speaker 18: things that you can do at a super Bowl or
Speaker 18: a MLB All Star Game or an NB All Star
Speaker 18: Game for that each sport, but no one brings it
Speaker 18: all together. And then generally it's pretty hard to get
Speaker 18: the athletes, the artists, the players to come through and
Speaker 18: really support. So we try to do a bunch of
Speaker 18: special things, like you know, Travis Scott's launching cactus Jack
Speaker 18: exclusive trading cards at fanatics Fest on Saturday. Those are
Speaker 18: going to be and those cards people are going crazy
Speaker 18: for those cards. I've never had more people hit me
Speaker 18: up and say, Yo, how do I get those cactus
Speaker 18: Jack m will be trading cards that you're launching at
Speaker 18: fanatics Fest. So there's a lot of exclusive products as well.
Speaker 18: So it's really trying to just create lots of things
Speaker 18: for everybody. Like one of the cool things when I
Speaker 18: went to this the show that used to be in
Speaker 18: Atlantic City was an Atlantic city that was in Cleveland
Speaker 18: a few weeks ago. I saw two guys in full
Speaker 18: Oakland A's uniforms and I called my guys something like, yo,
Speaker 18: everyone dresses for Comic Con. How do we get everyone
Speaker 18: to addressed for Fanatics Fest? And so literally I just
Speaker 18: went out and said, look, anyone who comes in a
Speaker 18: full team uniform or a super fan uniform, we're gonna
Speaker 18: take the best dressed person each hour on the hour
Speaker 18: and bring them back to meet one of their you know, Trulli.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 18: So someone comes into Tom Brady outfit and they've got
Speaker 18: the you know, the helmet in the jersey and the
Speaker 18: pants and fake pants and everything. Where they come in
Speaker 18: a crazy Patriots, we may bring them back to meet Tommy.
Speaker 18: Someone comes in Peyton manning out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so what ten people do that?
Speaker 18: I pick the best dressed each hour, So we're gonna
Speaker 18: do It's it's basically twenty five thirty people for the weekend,
Speaker 18: and we got two hundred athletes there, so it can
Speaker 18: be easy for us to And by the way, if
Speaker 18: we see crazy stuff, maybe we do more than one
Speaker 18: an hour.
Speaker 3: Just like creating those experience.
Speaker 18: Think about if you're a diehard Julie Serving fan and
Speaker 18: you just Julie served as the press she looked up to.
Speaker 18: You come in to full Julie Serving outfit and we're
Speaker 18: bringing back to meet doctor j I mean, how cool
Speaker 18: is that?
Speaker 3: Are all?
Speaker 18: He's playing basketball kids on Sunday. So we want to
Speaker 18: make sure we just create incredible experiences that nobody else.
Speaker 3: There's a sports combine. Yeah, well, I mean with me, well.
Speaker 18: Because you've got each league is there. So you've got
Speaker 18: the NFL, the NBA, NHL, M os WWE, UFC, M
Speaker 18: will be all there with activation, so you really be like, like,
Speaker 18: I know, a lot of the streamers are coming through
Speaker 18: and I people tell you that right now that who's
Speaker 18: gonna beat who are in different competitions right now. I
Speaker 18: got money on Quavo as a now that he's a streamer,
Speaker 18: I got money. He's very athletic, he's he wins a
Speaker 18: lot of athletic competitions. I told Aiden Ross is gonna
Speaker 18: take a lot of abuse from a lot of people
Speaker 18: this weekend when he told me he was gonna come
Speaker 18: and show up strong in sports. So it's gonna be
Speaker 18: fun to see who shows strong and who's who has
Speaker 18: my athletics.
Speaker 3: It was not a real combine like people people gonna
Speaker 3: be doing outstareing. No, but people a gonna be doing.
Speaker 18: The four your dad like, I mean, you know you
Speaker 18: have old slow guys like me, and then you're gonna
Speaker 18: have super fast you know streamers that are tearing it
Speaker 18: up in the So there's been a lot of competitions there.
Speaker 5: We got more with Michael Ruber when we come back,
Speaker 5: don't move. It's the Breakfast Club, Good Morning Morning. Everybody
Speaker 5: is DJ Envy, Jess, Larry Chela mean the guy. We
Speaker 5: are to Breakfast Club now. Jess as o maternity leave,
Speaker 5: Laura la Rosa is filling in, and we're still kicking
Speaker 5: it with Michael Ruby Lauren.
Speaker 2: How long is the fest because I know the White
Speaker 2: Party is thirteen hours.
Speaker 18: So I specialize along of it. Yeah, the White Party
Speaker 18: is a test of seeing what you're made of.
Speaker 2: And I'll tell you we drank the full third people
Speaker 2: drink the full thirteen hours definitely.
Speaker 9: Wow.
Speaker 18: So the White Party starts at five pm and it
Speaker 18: ended at six am this year, and there were probably
Speaker 18: three hundred people when it ended, and there's only there
Speaker 18: was less than four hundred people the total party so
Speaker 18: that when you have CEOs of some of the best
Speaker 18: consumer companies together with you know, best artists, best athletes,
Speaker 18: together with just iconic business people. Like, a lot of
Speaker 18: things come from that. We've also made created a lot
Speaker 18: of relationships out of there, to a lot of marriage
Speaker 18: his relationships.
Speaker 3: I heard sure with Donovan Mitchell and Coco Jones. Don't
Speaker 3: I know?
Speaker 18: I know, I know Mobamba met his I think now
Speaker 18: wife there. Yes, I read the rumors of what I
Speaker 18: see out there, people who met at the right place.
Speaker 3: So I love that.
Speaker 18: But do you even more of the business relationships that
Speaker 18: come out of there? And and to me, there's so
Speaker 18: many great relationships that have started and created there, And
Speaker 18: that to me is like the test of are we
Speaker 18: doing well? We're helping people get to know each other?
Speaker 18: Are great business outcomes coming for them? And I love
Speaker 18: doing that.
Speaker 4: You see that.
Speaker 18: Look, you guys have all been to my Super Bowl party.
Speaker 18: You see that there were a lot of you know,
Speaker 18: great business opportunities come from that as well, do.
Speaker 9: You because the business relationships come out of it as
Speaker 9: good vibes. But like when you see stuff online like
Speaker 9: Drake was there this year and everybody was like, oh
Speaker 9: they weren't allowed to play, not like us, like does
Speaker 9: that stuff bother you?
Speaker 2: And was that even true?
Speaker 3: It was true?
Speaker 18: And and and look for me, look, I'm always you know,
Speaker 18: I just don't think, you know, Drake's my friend for
Speaker 18: a long time. I'm not going to invite him and
Speaker 18: then have you know, you know he's look, he's obviously
Speaker 18: going through he's going throw a little bit of battle
Speaker 18: right now.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to have him come there and and
Speaker 2: and be in battle more battle.
Speaker 3: It was appropriate.
Speaker 18: So I just sid a notice, said hey, let's not
Speaker 18: play you know, anyone's music. This feudy when anyone's there.
Speaker 18: I mean, look, you got but that was a you decision.
Speaker 18: It wasn't like Drake was like no play was decisions.
Speaker 3: That was the appropriate thing.
Speaker 18: I will I will tell you the day before we
Speaker 18: had a small barbecue for a few hours that was
Speaker 18: supposed to be thirty people, turned into two hundred people
Speaker 18: and went for about ten hours. The night before that
Speaker 18: was the free games to the to the white party,
Speaker 18: and they turned the music on just like in my house,
Speaker 18: like it was. They put wrap caviar and not like
Speaker 18: us came on. It was like in the middle of
Speaker 18: not like us, I'm like, get that off.
Speaker 2: Drake was there, he was pulling up super Yeah.
Speaker 3: It wasn't throw me under the bus like that.
Speaker 5: Did you see the memes of your pictures with Drake
Speaker 5: and you and Drake and everybody's like, Drake looks so sad.
Speaker 18: He had a by the way, he had a great time.
Speaker 18: Look you guys, if there's one thing somebody just said
Speaker 18: something to me on social media, you gotta be built
Speaker 18: for social media.
Speaker 3: You gotta be tough.
Speaker 18: Ye, one of these people don't understand about my personal
Speaker 18: I actually liked the abuse. I actually like it doesn't
Speaker 18: bother me at all. Drake is an iconic artist that
Speaker 18: we all have tremendous respect for. You know, obviously you
Speaker 18: can't what I said to Drake, and I really believe
Speaker 18: this is this is a great test for him, Like
Speaker 18: you can't get to where he's got to not have
Speaker 18: people coming for you. I know, you know, I sleep
Speaker 18: with one eye open.
Speaker 3: I know right now.
Speaker 18: You know we're in three businesses. People coming for me
Speaker 18: in every business every day, and that's part of you know,
Speaker 18: with success comes you know, more competition, more hatred, and
Speaker 18: you know, the best people show why they're the best,
Speaker 18: and if you're not the best, to crack and you
Speaker 18: fall apart. So I think this is a great test
Speaker 18: for him. I think you know, he's gonna come out with,
Speaker 18: you know, lots of incredible music, and I think people right,
Speaker 18: I think people are gonna say, that's why Drake is Drake.
Speaker 18: So I like that test for him.
Speaker 1: I think social media bothers you a little bit because
Speaker 1: one thing I did notice from the White party, I
Speaker 1: didn't see any hugs.
Speaker 3: There was no hugs from the best.
Speaker 18: No one was a bigger hugger than me. I will say,
Speaker 18: I pay attention to everything, and I decided people right
Speaker 18: or wrong. I think that was pathetic. I think it
Speaker 18: was a joke on how to attack a little baby.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Look, by the way, you.
Speaker 18: Know, I hate when watching a black person trying to
Speaker 18: take a black person down. That's baby is one of
Speaker 18: the best human beings in the planet. There's not a
Speaker 18: person who will always do more for his community, who's
Speaker 18: a great human being who works his ass off. And
Speaker 18: here's what happened with baby. Baby did great and then
Speaker 18: people came for him. Okay, the one thing I'd say,
Speaker 18: when you're doing great, people try to test you and
Speaker 18: I think that's a great you know, I think that's
Speaker 18: a great character test. And I think Baby showed why
Speaker 18: he's him. Drake's in the show why he's him. And
Speaker 18: you know, for me, last year is probably the first
Speaker 18: time people ever came to me. I've generally been you know,
Speaker 18: I think people showed me a lot of love and support.
Speaker 18: And you know, last year I realized, you know, Finnax
Speaker 18: got a little big, or I became a little more
Speaker 18: well known, and so hey, it's you know, it's easy
Speaker 18: to try to pick up me for things. So yes,
Speaker 18: I am a little more careful now.
Speaker 3: To say anthing with Meek. When they keep bringing up
Speaker 3: the Bunny happening, they said, you made him lose money.
Speaker 18: So, by the way, let's talk about that. There's nobody
Speaker 18: who's been more tortured this year than me. Talk about
Speaker 18: the Diddy thing. Now, I know really, really well. And
Speaker 18: I've never been to a Diddy party. He's never been
Speaker 18: one of my parties in my life. But I want
Speaker 18: to get this out there. Okay, Meek, I know that
Speaker 18: guy really really well. Okay, everyone going around trying to
Speaker 18: say and by if he was gay, who cares? There's
Speaker 18: not a gay bone in his body. You guys know
Speaker 18: him like I know him. I've been around him more
Speaker 18: than anybody. Okay for people to just like the internet,
Speaker 18: like a friend, one of my best friends said to me,
Speaker 18: I think meets gay. Now, I'm like, why say? Because
Speaker 18: I've read it ten thousand times. There's not a gay
Speaker 18: boone in that guy's So it's like, why do people
Speaker 18: want to bring somebody down? Why do people want to
Speaker 18: hate on somebody? Why someone go lie on somebody and
Speaker 18: by talk about the bunny hops. But so now Meek
Speaker 18: says to me, we're in the Bahamas. He's there with
Speaker 18: his family and there with my family four or five
Speaker 18: years ago, and Meek's learning tennis and I'm pretty tennis.
Speaker 18: We played tennis game. Now, this was one pathetic athletic event,
Speaker 18: like if you want to see like too hard horrible
Speaker 18: tennis players going at it. Somehow, it was very close,
Speaker 18: and so Meek says to me at the beginning of
Speaker 18: the game, he says, what do you want to bet?
Speaker 18: I'm like, what do you want to bet?
Speaker 10: It?
Speaker 18: Like, I'm not generally a like I don't want to
Speaker 18: ever take money for my friends or bet money, but
Speaker 18: if they want to, He's like, let's do push ups.
Speaker 18: I'm like, great, fifty push ups. Great, He's actually, let's
Speaker 18: do bunny hops. I said, what's a bunny hop?
Speaker 3: I don't even know what. I've never heard of a
Speaker 3: bunny hop. Okay, so now we do it.
Speaker 18: Then when I put it out, I like, of course,
Speaker 18: because I was making fun of because I had no
Speaker 18: idea what people would turn this into. I put it
Speaker 18: on my story, just making fun of him, like, yeah,
Speaker 18: I kicked your ass and tennis like it's fun. I
Speaker 18: actually want something in sports. No one says the thing.
Speaker 18: Then five years later, you know people want to Now
Speaker 18: it's the turn. You know who we're gonna hate on
Speaker 18: this one.
Speaker 3: So let's hate on me.
Speaker 18: Oh, Meek's Gabe because some guy made up a lie. Okay,
Speaker 18: so let's hate on for that and just try to
Speaker 18: change the narrative. The thing I don't like about that
Speaker 18: is it doesn't bother me for me. It bothers me
Speaker 18: when I see the narrative of a really good friend
Speaker 18: of mine, like Meek again, if he was Gabe, which
Speaker 18: there's not one gay but everybody who cares. Number one,
Speaker 18: let's if people I want to be gay. This is
Speaker 18: twenty twenty four, Who care is okay?
Speaker 3: Number two?
Speaker 18: There's not a gay boe on his body, So like,
Speaker 18: why do people want to lie about that? Why if
Speaker 18: people want to change a narrative, A bet he maybe
Speaker 18: me to try to hurt him, Like that is the
Speaker 18: one thing I've learned about you know, Look, I'm just
Speaker 18: being blunt because it's me. So one thing I've learned
Speaker 18: about black culture that I don't like is that black
Speaker 18: hate on.
Speaker 1: Hate speaking that more. I heard you say that early
Speaker 1: and I wanted you to expound on that. You said
Speaker 1: you don't like to see black people tearing down other
Speaker 1: black people.
Speaker 18: Yeah, it's horrible, Like it's horrible, like what Like I
Speaker 18: always want to be helpful. I feel lucky and fortune
Speaker 18: to do what I do every day. It be is
Speaker 18: whatever success I've had, I feel blessed to do that,
Speaker 18: and I want to give back in every way I can,
Speaker 18: in business and in charitable things. I'm always trying to
Speaker 18: be helpful, Like why does someone want to bring somebody
Speaker 18: else down? Like try to build everybody up? Like I'd
Speaker 18: be more excited to see one of my friends do
Speaker 18: something that's ninety nine percent less meaningful to me, but
Speaker 18: it would be really meaningful to them because I want
Speaker 18: them to do great. I want everyone around me to
Speaker 18: do great. I don't like watching black hate on hate,
Speaker 18: like that black judge that me had that hated on
Speaker 18: him and want to put in go extra hard on him.
Speaker 3: I think it's terrible.
Speaker 18: I think it's something that it's I think it's culturally wrong.
Speaker 18: And I'll probably get killed for saying this, because.
Speaker 1: You know, you're you know, I'm glad you're saying it openly.
Speaker 1: If this is the conversations that are being all the time, yeah,
Speaker 1: I want to hear this.
Speaker 18: Yeah, So I think it's wrong. I think, like, why
Speaker 18: do you not want to build everyone up around you?
Speaker 18: Why do you not want everyone around you to do great?
Speaker 18: The best way for everyone to do great is to
Speaker 18: push each other up. I'm always pushing everyone around me.
Speaker 18: It's why I spend, you know, a quarter of my
Speaker 18: days helping other people, because I want them to do great.
Speaker 18: If you think about this, no one ever came at
Speaker 18: me before last year. Okay, last year we had the
Speaker 18: bunny hops you brought up, you brought up the right, Okay,
Speaker 18: but you're each completely made up to hurt people. Yet
Speaker 18: everyone still can't comes out for me because they're real,
Speaker 18: authentic relationships and I want to help everyone in everywhere
Speaker 18: I can. So to me, if I could say one thing,
Speaker 18: Let's everyone go out with a positive energy, try to
Speaker 18: make everyone do great around us, build people up. Let's
Speaker 18: not try to bring people down. You don't. You don't
Speaker 18: do better by taking your competition down. You do better
Speaker 18: by pushing everyone up together. You want all the wind
Speaker 18: behind your back.
Speaker 5: We got more with Michael Ruber when we come back
Speaker 5: as the Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club but still kicking
Speaker 5: it with Michael Rubing. His fanatics fest is this weekend.
Speaker 5: He's in the building, Charlamagne.
Speaker 1: So when you see other when you see black people
Speaker 1: tearing other black people down, in your mind, you'd be like,
Speaker 1: I would never do business with that person because of
Speaker 1: how they treat their own people.
Speaker 18: Well, I don't really see the people I'm around tearing
Speaker 18: people down. What I see is the conversations that we
Speaker 18: have about people tearing you know, trying to tear them down.
Speaker 18: You know, even if Meek doesn't bring it up a lot,
Speaker 18: but I'll bring up to me and be like, look,
Speaker 18: when you grew up the way met did it you
Speaker 18: up the way Baby did it Like these guys are tough. Okay,
Speaker 18: you know you grow up, you didn't even think you
Speaker 18: were going to make it to the age you are today.
Speaker 18: You know you're coming out of a you know, pretty
Speaker 18: violent background. I think you feel fortunate, but I think
Speaker 18: the reality is they're aware that, you know, there's a
Speaker 18: lot of hate that comes with their success, even if
Speaker 18: like someone's trying to get out, I grew up in
Speaker 18: a ruthless environment, and you know, I'm trying to improve
Speaker 18: the people that are around me. It's like then the
Speaker 18: people that you know you grew up with, their they
Speaker 18: want they want to take you down because you don't
Speaker 18: have the same people around you. How about you want
Speaker 18: to grow and you expand And doesn't mean you don't
Speaker 18: want to help the people meet does so much for
Speaker 18: his community, you know, a completely different situation, but Baby
Speaker 18: does so much for his community. Like so, I just
Speaker 18: that whole thing really does bother me because I think
Speaker 18: it's wrong and I think it's culturally hurting the outcome
Speaker 18: of the black community. I think it'd be much better
Speaker 18: if everyone trying to push each other up.
Speaker 8: In the Jewish community, do you guys support each other more?
Speaker 8: Do you see more support.
Speaker 18: I think in most communities people are pretty to support
Speaker 18: like I support everyone around me. I don't care black, white, purple, yellow, gay,
Speaker 18: I don't care like I'm gonna support everyone around me.
Speaker 18: That's the way I've always been built to push everybody up,
Speaker 18: to push everyone around me, and I think that's generally
Speaker 18: great for me. You know, I think most communities do
Speaker 18: it that, right.
Speaker 3: I mean, you tell me, do you think I'm right
Speaker 3: or wrong?
Speaker 1: I mean, listen, it's uncomfortable to hear you say it
Speaker 1: as a Jewish man, right, But I can't say that
Speaker 1: you're wrong.
Speaker 3: That's why.
Speaker 1: But one thing I always say is that when I'm
Speaker 1: talking about like what we call Uncle Tom, I always say,
Speaker 1: all of these uncle Tom black men think white people
Speaker 1: like that, and they don't.
Speaker 3: They think that people that are in white people are
Speaker 3: Jewish white people.
Speaker 1: Do you think whoever in positions of power, they think
Speaker 1: that they like to sell outs amongst us, and they don't.
Speaker 1: They don't like to see a black person selling out
Speaker 1: another black person. I say that all the time, Right,
Speaker 1: So I was gonna ask you about there's a guy
Speaker 1: named sid Rosenberg who called white president of Kamala Harris's
Speaker 1: husband a bad Jew.
Speaker 3: So when you hear language like that, is that self
Speaker 3: hate amongs Jewish people.
Speaker 18: I don't have to know any of the background to it.
Speaker 18: I don't even know her husband was Jewish.
Speaker 3: He just told me. But you've heard that term before though,
Speaker 3: You've heard somebody call somebody a bad Jew.
Speaker 18: And people if people have told me I'm a bad
Speaker 18: Jew in the like people told me, I'm not doing
Speaker 18: enough for the Jewish community.
Speaker 3: You know, people say to me that you do so.
Speaker 18: Much for the Black community, start the reform align, just
Speaker 18: spend so much money, time and energy to you know,
Speaker 18: fix the probation for all system. Why I mean that,
Speaker 18: I'm more for the Jewish community, you know. For me,
Speaker 18: I was always great at giving money away. I never
Speaker 18: did the work. And then when obviously, and you guys
Speaker 18: know the story so well, when you know Meek went
Speaker 18: to prison for not committing a crime, and I'm sitting
Speaker 18: in that courtroom and watching what was a really close
Speaker 18: friend of mine, you know, go to get sent to
Speaker 18: two to four years prison for popping wheel in a motorcycle.
Speaker 18: It like that was the most out of control I
Speaker 18: ever felt in my life. Because I'm used to in
Speaker 18: business being able to control my own destiny. And I
Speaker 18: think that's when my whole perspective changed of like really
Speaker 18: having to not just give money but really make a difference.
Speaker 18: And I think that's when you know once you got out.
Speaker 18: We started the Reform Alliance. Now we have this giant
Speaker 18: Make a Wish partnership which everyone's so excited about, where
Speaker 18: we do every sports wish, we help to make it
Speaker 18: better and crazy, to get the athletes really involved, to
Speaker 18: make the wishes great for the kids, and like we.
Speaker 3: Love giving back.
Speaker 18: I get told I'm a bad Joe all the time
Speaker 18: because like, hey, people say, you've only posted ten times
Speaker 18: about what's going on. But to me, you have to
Speaker 18: do things that are authentic. I got so emotionally involved
Speaker 18: in fixing probation and parole once I saw how the
Speaker 18: system was, and so I'm honored to do that. You
Speaker 18: also can't do all things to all people. When I
Speaker 18: get caught a bad jo, does it bother me a
Speaker 18: little bit? Yes, because I think I'm doing everything that's
Speaker 18: comfortable for me. But I can also fight every fight.
Speaker 18: Like we spend a lot of time on probation and parole,
Speaker 18: we form, We spend a lot of time on Make
Speaker 18: a Wish And you know I work seventeen hours a
Speaker 18: day at Fanatics, which is you know, my part time job.
Speaker 3: Do you gus own into seventy six is at old?
Speaker 3: Do you miss that doubt?
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you why.
Speaker 18: I think when we did the Sixers Day on twenty eleven,
Speaker 18: I was in a different part of my life and
Speaker 18: I think Fanatics was way less established, and I think
Speaker 18: we were a much smaller company.
Speaker 3: It really got.
Speaker 18: It went from in the early days helping the growth
Speaker 18: of Fanatics and helping it was kind of like a
Speaker 18: little bit of a business development platform, and then I
Speaker 18: learned so much from the Sixers and I was able
Speaker 18: to really help in a meaningful way as Fanatics got
Speaker 18: a lot bigger. Now we have thousands of deals with
Speaker 18: individual athletes, which you're prohibited by all the leagues. We're
Speaker 18: out in the betting business, which is prohibitive to take
Speaker 18: bets on your own team. It was really in the
Speaker 18: way of Fanatics growth and so selling this take and
Speaker 18: the Sixers allowed me to just take finetx to the
Speaker 18: next level. And on top of that, I'll tell you,
Speaker 18: I don't think there could be a bigger opportunity for
Speaker 18: me in my life when I look at where Fanatics
Speaker 18: is today and I feel like I'm just getting started
Speaker 18: with it. And I look at like I just watched
Speaker 18: the Nike movie like a year ago Nike Air, and
Speaker 18: you look at that and you're like, he's eighty seven today. Okay,
Speaker 18: I'm going to do this for the rest of my life.
Speaker 18: Like my opportunity is massive, and I have so much
Speaker 18: gratification and satisfaction of working around hundreds of millions of
Speaker 18: incredible sports fans and incredible athletes. Know to get to
Speaker 18: spend time with guys like you said, you just it's
Speaker 18: such a fun job. I don't want anything to be
Speaker 18: in the way of it. I also will tell you
Speaker 18: my relationships with everyone is so much cleaner now because
Speaker 18: I think before I felt like guys where I was
Speaker 18: friends with would still look at me a little bit different,
Speaker 18: like book for Jason Tatum and they when I owned
Speaker 18: the Sixers, I felt like there was just always a
Speaker 18: little bit, hey, it's going. Now it's kind of like
Speaker 18: everyone knows I'm just their guy, and you know, we
Speaker 18: have an authentic relationship and so and by what we
Speaker 18: do a lot of business with a lot of these
Speaker 18: guys do, and I'm always trying.
Speaker 3: To help you.
Speaker 18: There's so many businesses if you think about it, Like,
Speaker 18: look at Jay Z's an investor in Fanatics. We own
Speaker 18: Fanatics sports book together. We own Mitchell Nest together.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 18: Look at Travis, We're doing the collapse together.
Speaker 3: Look at me.
Speaker 18: He was an investor in Lids. By the way, makes
Speaker 18: single best investment in his life. You know, hope, i'mon't
Speaker 18: get in trouble for saying this, but they put two
Speaker 18: hundred thousand dollars in the Lids and got eight million
Speaker 18: dollars back. Wow, Okay, go.
Speaker 3: Ahead, meet shout out to meat. Yeah.
Speaker 18: So, like, I always want my friends to do great
Speaker 18: and I'm always working to do things that are right
Speaker 18: for my friends. So does it bother me? Look, I'm
Speaker 18: the most thick skinned individual you'll meet. I mean, I'm
Speaker 18: the most self deprecating person. I love to make fun
Speaker 18: of myself when I put out the baseball thing and
Speaker 18: show how un coordinated. I mean, everyone makes fun of me.
Speaker 18: I think it's funny. Does it hurt me a little
Speaker 18: bit if it's hurting somebody else, Yes, that's someone wherever
Speaker 18: I think, Like, I want everything I do to be
Speaker 18: great for people. I don't ever want to do anything
Speaker 18: but help people.
Speaker 3: One more thing I want to talk to you about.
Speaker 1: Speak to us about the role Governor Shapiro played just
Speaker 1: in Pennsylvania. Like I love all of the things that
Speaker 1: he's doing with probation reform and criminal that's reform. But
Speaker 1: a lot of that started because you when he was
Speaker 1: ag got him on the meat case. I like Governor
Speaker 1: Shapiro a lot, by the.
Speaker 18: Way, so I love so First of all, I hate politics.
Speaker 18: I don't every want to be involved in politics, so
Speaker 18: I think it's just bad, okay, because generally politics can't
Speaker 18: get anything done and people just fight over everything. So
Speaker 18: I generally try to stay away from politics.
Speaker 3: That's it. I love Josh Shapiro.
Speaker 18: Josh gave us the original idea to start the reformalized.
Speaker 18: It didn't come from me, didn't come from Jay, didn't
Speaker 18: come around Craft, didn't come from me. It came from
Speaker 18: Josh Shapiro. Watching Josh's development has been amazing for me.
Speaker 18: I mean, watching him go from county commissioner to attorney
Speaker 18: general to governor. I think in Pennsylvania told he has
Speaker 18: like the highest yes, which I don't think you got
Speaker 18: that right, which you don't get that politics you're lucky
Speaker 18: to get, you know, fifty one percent right. So he's
Speaker 18: incredibly I think supported in Pennsylvania. I think he's really capable.
Speaker 18: I mean, I'm almost relieved that they didn't pick him
Speaker 18: for VP because I'll have nothing to do with this
Speaker 18: election now. But if if the world, if the country
Speaker 18: decided that he was the right person, I think he
Speaker 18: would have been comfortable to step up and do that.
Speaker 18: But I think he's he's incredibly you know, excited about
Speaker 18: what he's going to do in Pennsylvania. You know, I
Speaker 18: just have so much respect for him, even though again
Speaker 18: I'll say this one hundred times, I hate politics.
Speaker 5: Well, this weekend Fanatics, Fanatics Fests, Michael Robin, Let's get
Speaker 5: the breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Good morning Morning.
Speaker 5: Everybody is DJ Envy, Jess, Hilarry Chlamine, the guy. We
Speaker 5: are the breakfast Club. Laura l Rosa is here. Let's
Speaker 5: get to justin with es with the mess with Laurna.
Speaker 17: Russell youn is real, whether it's Hilarius, Jeff Robert Moore,
Speaker 17: just don't do no lines, don't.
Speaker 7: Do that.
Speaker 3: Low world on the Breakfast Club. He's the coaches ships
Speaker 3: with Lauren Laurens and I got the.
Speaker 9: Mess y'all don't got Saftwalka in trouble. So when Sswaker
Speaker 9: was up here and we were talking to him about
Speaker 9: him being like one of the first people to call
Speaker 9: Drake out for cultural appropriation because he was saying, like
Speaker 9: Drake would come through Houston and like basically just linked
Speaker 9: with like the bigger names of Houston, but never pull
Speaker 9: up the other artists there. And he's supposed to do
Speaker 9: that because he's taking so much from Houston and the
Speaker 9: people there.
Speaker 1: I don't even think he was saying that he links
Speaker 1: with the bigger artists. He was just saying that he
Speaker 1: don't he don't link with the artist enough period. He
Speaker 1: said he felt it was more appropriation than appreciation. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean you can let him explain it.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So yeah, we're gonna get to that. We're gonna get
Speaker 2: to the clip. Let's take a listen.
Speaker 19: This particular superstar, this particular entity, this in my city
Speaker 19: can simply make two songs with two different artists here.
Speaker 19: That's going to create so much revenue from ESPN's to
Speaker 19: the talk shows, to Nikes and all these huge companies.
Speaker 19: Seeing that, Oh wow, there's there's there's money, that's momentum,
Speaker 19: there's lucrativeness in the state of Texas. Look at these
Speaker 19: artists working with these artists, and.
Speaker 1: Then that required the Houston artists too, because I mean,
Speaker 1: Travis ain't no slaps.
Speaker 3: Travis is a big deal.
Speaker 19: Travis sign artists from Houston. Travis has made music with
Speaker 19: artist from Houston's Megan the Stallion. But she had songs
Speaker 19: with the Softwalker, she got songs with Max Quein, she
Speaker 19: got songs with Little Kicky, she got song be Punky.
Speaker 19: That's really being from a city, being in appreciating the culture.
Speaker 19: No disrespect to bun Be. He's from Port Arthur, He's
Speaker 19: not from Houston. A lot of people trying to say,
Speaker 19: oh Drake made soon bun Be bun being not from Houston,
Speaker 19: No dispect them. This is Houston, Texas were talking about.
Speaker 19: You just said Houston. Did you do you say Port
Speaker 19: author du say Houston?
Speaker 9: All right there, So this was trending yesterday. People were
Speaker 9: engaging in the conversation of who Drake has worked with
Speaker 9: in Texas, who they haven't. But most importantly, bum Bee
Speaker 9: stepped outside. He posted on his Instagram and response to
Speaker 9: Scewalker saying born in Houston, Northwood Manor moved to West Side,
Speaker 9: PA in sixth grade. None taken because he said no
Speaker 9: disrespect Bumby saitting untaken, but he wanted to clear some
Speaker 9: things up.
Speaker 1: I'm dropping a clue mount for bun Bee. Always he
Speaker 1: do nothing but salute and respect the icon Bunby, And.
Speaker 2: The caption said for the record.
Speaker 1: So I had no idea he was from Houston, though
Speaker 1: I thought he was from Port All, the Texas, like Bunby, PIMC.
Speaker 1: Stephen Jackson poured off the Texas and they re so hard.
Speaker 1: You know, I didn't know se But.
Speaker 5: You know what, I wasn't here for that interview. But
Speaker 5: the only thing I don't like is Drake does a
Speaker 5: lot for the city of Houston. He might not, you know,
Speaker 5: rep the artist. He might not like a lot of
Speaker 5: the artists there.
Speaker 3: You never know.
Speaker 5: But as far as what he does for Houston and
Speaker 5: what he does for for for that area, as far
Speaker 5: as support, as far as financial, as far as make
Speaker 5: sure that he puts his hand on Houston.
Speaker 1: He goes to the restaurants, he's out and about in Houston.
Speaker 1: I think he does a lot for Agetown. But you
Speaker 1: don't live there though you don't live in Houston, so
Speaker 1: you don't know. Well, I will say host a lot,
Speaker 1: and I see what he what he does out here.
Speaker 1: I can't argue with software. I mean, I guess, but
Speaker 1: he just say he doesn't do songs with artists, but
Speaker 1: if I don't like a particular or doesn't match.
Speaker 5: But he's done joints with bun Bee before, he's done
Speaker 5: joints with Houston artists. But he does a lot for Houston.
Speaker 5: He might not be from Queens, it might not be
Speaker 5: for rappers, but he does a lot for Houston.
Speaker 9: There were a lot of people online pointing out some
Speaker 9: of what Envy is saying, like when Drake is here,
Speaker 9: he supports our local businesses. They talked about some of
Speaker 9: the DJs that he sampled different tracks from and sampling
Speaker 9: assuming he would have had to pay to clear different
Speaker 9: things and like whatever from other Houston artists. The conversation
Speaker 9: turned into and Salzwaker said this when he was here.
Speaker 9: He said, it's not about me. It's not me saying
Speaker 9: I want a song with Drake. But the conversation turned
Speaker 9: into he's just mad that Drake hasn't done anything with him.
Speaker 9: I don't think that that's the case. I don't think
Speaker 9: that's the case at all.
Speaker 1: After talking to him, and I think the examples he
Speaker 1: gave was, you know, when I bought up Travis Scott
Speaker 1: and he explained that things Travis does being from Houston,
Speaker 1: and he explained what Megan the Stallion does being from Houston.
Speaker 3: I understand where he was coming from.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but I think even if Drake did all of
Speaker 9: that and tried to do more of like what a
Speaker 9: Travis Scott would do by coming there and like building
Speaker 9: festivals or like whatever, he would still get shotstone at
Speaker 9: him for real, because it's it's just Drake.
Speaker 2: He he low key is and has always been kind
Speaker 2: of like the outsider who figured it out.
Speaker 5: Drake has worked with Travis Scott early on, He's worked
Speaker 5: with Bud be early on. He touches that city a lot,
Speaker 5: hands down.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean, I like soft Walker's argument better than both
Speaker 3: of us.
Speaker 9: I like, so I was gonna say, I think his
Speaker 9: argument was valid. What he was saying is he might
Speaker 9: have done all of that, but there's like a core
Speaker 9: like that benefits you. Travis Scott is one of the
Speaker 9: biggest artists in the world, right, but there are other artists,
Speaker 9: Like he named a bunch of artists in that interview
Speaker 9: that like a Megan Stallion has worked with.
Speaker 3: That low key key big pope.
Speaker 2: Some of them artists I didn't I.
Speaker 9: Didn't know about those artists, but like I know about
Speaker 9: them now because of the conversation and because of Meg sician.
Speaker 3: I mean, I do.
Speaker 8: But Drake is not from Houston. Drake is from Toronto,
Speaker 8: from Atlanta.
Speaker 3: But he does a lot.
Speaker 8: He does a lot for Houston, but he's in Toronto
Speaker 8: and he does in Atlanta.
Speaker 2: But a lot of people because when he's.
Speaker 5: In Houston a lot more than he's in Atlanta. Duh,
Speaker 5: I mean, but he spends a lot of money with
Speaker 5: local businesses in Houston. He lives in Houston. He has
Speaker 5: a house in Houston. The house in Texas.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Look at the contrast between working with artists ten eleven
Speaker 1: twelve Atlanta artists compared to Houston.
Speaker 9: I understand starts walking for me too, because Drake has
Speaker 9: has that reputation of being the guy that like helps
Speaker 9: the artist kind of get to a bigger point, Like
Speaker 9: he co signs people, So he's saying, you throw that
Speaker 9: co sign everywhere else?
Speaker 2: Why not over here. But yeah, wrapping up? Does this
Speaker 2: mean I can do them or up? Okay, look at
Speaker 2: the time, all right, you.
Speaker 3: Gotta wrap it up? All right?
Speaker 1: Well donkey today were giving a donkey two man. There's
Speaker 1: a Florida man whose name has not been released. You
Speaker 1: know how stupid what you? You must have did something
Speaker 1: so stupid in Florida that they won't release your name. Okay,
Speaker 1: but he's twenty five years old, and uh, I don't
Speaker 1: want to tell you. I'll tell you when we come back.
Speaker 1: All right out, we'll get to that next. It's the
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Your mornings will
Speaker 1: never be the same.
Speaker 3: It's people in America.
Speaker 2: I really got Bronx Trump.
Speaker 3: It's not not shutting us. The craziest people in America
Speaker 3: come from the Bronx and.
Speaker 17: All the fool Why does the Sunshine States consistently produce
Speaker 17: such strange nits? If I've catch all that tragedy a
Speaker 17: wizard legend.
Speaker 1: That such it is just one of the many wacky
Speaker 1: news stories out of Florida On the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Oh man, yes, don'ty.
Speaker 1: To day for Wednesday, August fourteenth goes to a twenty
Speaker 1: five year old Florida man whose name has not been released.
Speaker 1: And I'm gonna tell you something. When Florida doesn't release
Speaker 1: your name, then you have really done something stupid. I
Speaker 1: don't know why this man's name hasn't been released, but
Speaker 1: it makes the story that much more interesting. I promise you,
Speaker 1: when we get his name, you will be the first
Speaker 1: to know. Now, what does your uncle Shalla always say
Speaker 1: about the great state of Florida, Say it with me.
Speaker 1: The craziest people in America come from the Bronx and
Speaker 1: all of.
Speaker 3: Florida, and today is no exception.
Speaker 1: It's actually a tragic story because the person was killed
Speaker 1: and two others injured for what seems to be no
Speaker 1: real reason at all.
Speaker 3: Let's go to CBS ten TAMPAA to report.
Speaker 20: Police in Tampa Police confirmed one man is now dead
Speaker 20: two others hurt after another man drove the cab of
Speaker 20: a semi truck into the Emperor's Gentleman's Club. This happened
Speaker 20: around four to twenty this morning. The business owned East
Speaker 20: Adamo Drive. When it just told us the driver had
Speaker 20: just been kicked out of the club minutes before.
Speaker 21: He stood outside the club, got into his semi tractor
Speaker 21: was in the parking lot for a few minutes. When
Speaker 21: he saw the individual that he was in the confrontation
Speaker 21: with exit the club with another group of people, he
Speaker 21: intentionally accelerated that truck into that group of people.
Speaker 20: However, they say the people hit were not involved in
Speaker 20: the initial confrontation. Two of them are being treated for
Speaker 20: serious injuries right now. The driver is in the hospital
Speaker 20: in critical condition.
Speaker 1: He didn't even hit his target, just killed Innis in person,
Speaker 1: an into two inns in people because he got kicked
Speaker 1: out of the Script club. If you get kicked out
Speaker 1: of an establishment, why take it as rejection? Why not
Speaker 1: look at it as God protection. God wanted you remove
Speaker 1: from that situation for a purpose. In this instance, if
Speaker 1: this twenty five year old man would have just taken
Speaker 1: his stupid ass home after he got kicked out of
Speaker 1: the Script clubs and he currently wouldn't be in the
Speaker 1: hospital in critical but stable condition.
Speaker 3: If he would.
Speaker 1: Have just took his dumb ass home, he wouldn't be
Speaker 1: facing charges of first degree murder, attempted first degree murder,
Speaker 1: DUI manslaughter, the hecula homicide, and DUI with serious injury.
Speaker 1: If he would have just took his ignorant ass home,
Speaker 1: then one person wouldn't be dead and two others wouldn't
Speaker 1: be injured. But see, listen to what I said. Just now,
Speaker 1: listen to all those charges I just read off. Two
Speaker 1: of them had DUI okay, DUI manslaughter and DUI with
Speaker 1: serious injury. That damn alcohol will impact your decision making
Speaker 1: skills every single time.
Speaker 3: Do you know?
Speaker 1: Liquor stops the part of the brain that makes judgment
Speaker 1: calls from functioning as it normally does. This means liquor
Speaker 1: doesn't just impact decision making, it distorts a person since
Speaker 1: the judgment period, and that's what you rely on to
Speaker 1: make smart decisions. This man was sut saucy out of
Speaker 1: his membrane and its Florida, So no telling what what
Speaker 1: else he was on. You drive a semi tractor into
Speaker 1: a script club, You drive a semi tractor into a
Speaker 1: crowd of six people because you upset, you got kicked out. Oh,
Speaker 1: I know, fence and all field activities. When I see
Speaker 1: him in this situation, got Rihanna's makeup all over it.
Speaker 1: Five fentif fin tech. Okay, Look, man, rejection is a
Speaker 1: part of life. Just learn to deal with it and
Speaker 1: keep it moving. This is why so many of us
Speaker 1: need to be in therapy. Don't listen to prose. Okay,
Speaker 1: you need more than a head doctor. You need an
Speaker 1: actual therapist to deal with the rejection sensitivity that you
Speaker 1: have internally. Okay, rejection sensitivity isn't caused by one single factor.
Speaker 3: There's probably a bunch of factors.
Speaker 1: You got childhood experiences, like having parents that are too
Speaker 1: critical on you, bullying you may have experienced as a child.
Speaker 1: There are all types of factors that lead to people
Speaker 1: having rejection sensitivity. And getting kicked out of this script
Speaker 1: club triggered something in that twenty five year old, and
Speaker 1: not along with the alcohol in the fentanyl which I
Speaker 1: believe he was on, caused him to make a permanent
Speaker 1: decision based off a temporary emotion, and now someone is
Speaker 1: dead because of it. There is no way in hell
Speaker 1: you leave a script club surrounded by neked women, clicks
Speaker 1: and tits everywhere. You get kicked out, and your mind says,
Speaker 1: I know what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna do something
Speaker 1: that's gonna cause me to go someplace where I will
Speaker 1: never be surrounded by neked.
Speaker 3: Women ever again.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna do something that's gonna have me surrounded by
Speaker 1: penises for the rest of my life.
Speaker 3: Lock them up. Okay, this man earned this.
Speaker 1: Some of y'all is out here treating stupid like it's
Speaker 1: an Olympic sport, and this young twenty five year old
Speaker 1: man took home to go. Please give this a twenty
Speaker 1: five year old man from Tampa, Florida who drove his
Speaker 1: semi tractor through a script club and killed an innocent
Speaker 1: person and injure to other innocent people.
Speaker 3: The biggest he huhm, hits.
Speaker 2: And clicks you came up with that?
Speaker 3: No, God did. Don't you have one?
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 3: You know what I mean. This is a silly question.
Speaker 3: You know what I come over That God made those
Speaker 3: God died, Yes, Jesus, you know what I mean. I
Speaker 3: don't know, I didn't.
Speaker 5: All right, Well, thank you for that donkey of the day. Now,
Speaker 5: when we come back, throw.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I won my bagel?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 5: Well, when we come back eight hundred and five eighty
Speaker 5: five one five one. Michael Ruber was here early and
Speaker 5: he was talking about how he felt that the black
Speaker 5: community that black people do to other black people.
Speaker 3: This is what he said.
Speaker 18: That is the one thing I've learned about black culture
Speaker 18: that I don't like is that black hate on hate, like,
Speaker 18: like it's horrible, Like I don't like watching black hate
Speaker 18: on hate. I think it's terrible. I think it's something
Speaker 18: that it's I think it's culturally wrong. And I'll probably
Speaker 18: get killed for saying this because you know.
Speaker 1: Here, you know, I'm glad you're saying it openly. If
Speaker 1: this is the conversations that are being all, yeah, I
Speaker 1: want to hear this.
Speaker 18: Yeah, So I think it's wrong. I think, like, why
Speaker 18: do you not want to build everyone up around you?
Speaker 18: Why do you not want everyone around you to do great?
Speaker 3: To me?
Speaker 18: If I could say one thing, let's everyone go out
Speaker 18: with a positive energy, try to make everyone do great
Speaker 18: around us, build people up. Let's not try to bring
Speaker 18: people down. You don't do better by taking your competition down.
Speaker 18: You do that are by pushing it one up together.
Speaker 18: You want all the wind behind your back.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 1: I told Michael Rubin that I felt uncomfortable hearing a
Speaker 1: Jewish man say that. But that wasn't the only emotion
Speaker 1: I felt, now that I think about it, I was
Speaker 1: embarrassed because Mike Gorubin didn't say anything that I don't
Speaker 1: say every day, and I was embarrassed because I know
Speaker 1: he's right, and it's a part of me that I'm
Speaker 1: glad he said it because you have a lot of
Speaker 1: negroes who think selling out their own people to cozy.
Speaker 3: Up to the white man is what white folks want.
Speaker 3: White people don't even respect that. They don't even respect you.
Speaker 3: They don't respect you out here tearing down your own people.
Speaker 3: So what is the question?
Speaker 1: I just don't know how people feel, all right. I
Speaker 1: felt uncomfortable and embarrassed. I wanted to know how people feel.
Speaker 1: I didn't feel uncomfortable. We've been saying this for the
Speaker 1: last how long we've been on this.
Speaker 3: Mad still feel embarrassed. I still felt uncofortable. It just
Speaker 3: was like a oh, okay, being uncomfortable.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Like when he said it, I was just like I
Speaker 2: was like.
Speaker 3: And embarrassed because it's like, oh, and.
Speaker 2: He's such a nice person.
Speaker 3: I was like, who are you?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 2: Why you all to let my house in my business
Speaker 2: when you with.
Speaker 3: Your parents think you left you go out here and
Speaker 3: embarrassing bore?
Speaker 2: And they felt like I thought like my grandma was
Speaker 2: gonna call me after and be like you up there talking.
Speaker 5: To that, Like nah, I didn't feel embarrassing. He's seen
Speaker 5: it closer, and he's seen it with Meek Mill, he's
Speaker 5: seen it with little baby, he's seen it with a
Speaker 5: lot of the things around him. So and we've been
Speaker 5: talking about it for a long time, but let's discuss
Speaker 5: when we come back. How did that make you feel?
Speaker 5: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. Phone
Speaker 5: lines wide open. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the
Speaker 5: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: It's topic time.
Speaker 1: Call eight hundred five five one five one to join
Speaker 1: into the discussion with the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Morning.
Speaker 5: Everybody's DJ Envy, Jess, Hilary, Charlamagne, THEA Gud. We are
Speaker 5: the Breakfast Club now just is out on maternity leave
Speaker 5: and we have Laura l Rosa filling in and we're
Speaker 5: asking eight hundred five eight five one oh five one,
Speaker 5: what are your thoughts after hearing Michael Rubin on the
Speaker 5: show this morning talk about black on black I don't
Speaker 5: want to say crime, but black on black hate.
Speaker 3: Let's listen.
Speaker 18: That is the one thing I've learned about black culture
Speaker 18: that I don't like is that black hate on hate.
Speaker 18: Like it's horrible, Like I don't like watching black hate
Speaker 18: on hate. I think it's terrible. I think it's something
Speaker 18: that it's I think it's culturally wrong. And I'll probably
Speaker 18: get killed for saying this because you know.
Speaker 1: Here, you know, I'm glad you're saying it openly. If
Speaker 1: this is the conversations that are being all the time, yeah,
Speaker 1: I want to hear this.
Speaker 18: Yeah, So I think it's wrong. I think, like, why
Speaker 18: do you not want to build everyone up around you?
Speaker 18: Why do you not want everyone around you to do great?
Speaker 18: To me, if I could say one thing, let's everyone
Speaker 18: go out with a positive energy. You try to make
Speaker 18: everyone do great around us, build people up. Let's not
Speaker 18: try to bring people down. You don't do better by
Speaker 18: taking your competition down. You do better by pushing everyone
Speaker 18: up together. You want all the wind behind your back.
Speaker 3: So what do you think, Lauren?
Speaker 9: I originally, like my first thought when he said it
Speaker 9: to myself was ooh, how dare he go there? But
Speaker 9: and then also too kind of like why are you
Speaker 9: all in my business? Like why are you all in
Speaker 9: our house? Type of thing, because you know, we told
Speaker 9: when stuff happens amongst us, amongst our community, we keep
Speaker 9: it inside, like.
Speaker 3: You don't go outside over Twitter.
Speaker 2: Okay, But if y'all know what I mean.
Speaker 9: Like, if you grew up with like your grandma, like whatever,
Speaker 9: you're taught that when something goes down, it's not to
Speaker 9: be discussed amongst others. And he's an other. So I
Speaker 9: was just like kind of taking a back when he
Speaker 9: brought it up. But it was honest and he was
Speaker 9: he was a straight shooter about it. So I kind
Speaker 9: of I appreciated his view on it because it's like,
Speaker 9: damn for him to notice it. It's a how don't
Speaker 9: we notice that we do it?
Speaker 3: We do notice the whole way wor war war.
Speaker 9: There are some people you don't think that they are
Speaker 9: doing anything wrong. There are some people who think you're
Speaker 9: supposed to call people out, you're supposed to hang people,
Speaker 9: You're supposed to crucify people and not give them second chances.
Speaker 2: There are people who believe.
Speaker 1: I can't I can't wait till those people get they
Speaker 1: turn in the light, because they're gonna wish they gave people.
Speaker 1: They're gonna wish they got the same grace that they
Speaker 1: should have gave people. But I did feel uncomfortable with
Speaker 1: Michael Rubin said that because he is a white Jewish Man,
Speaker 1: but that wasn't the only emotion I showed. As I
Speaker 1: said earlier, I felt embarrassed. But Michael Rubin did not
Speaker 1: say anything that I don't say every damn day, you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. And I was embarrassed because I
Speaker 1: know he's right, and it's a part of me that
Speaker 1: I am glad he said because people need to hear
Speaker 1: it from somebody else. They need to hear it from
Speaker 1: somebody who's not inside the house. So now maybe you'll
Speaker 1: sit back and think about it the next time you
Speaker 1: decide to crucify one of your own or tear down
Speaker 1: one of your own for no damn reason at all.
Speaker 5: And you know, the sad thing about it is is
Speaker 5: we do it so much in our community that we
Speaker 5: really hurt careers, We really hurt people, whether it's musicians,
Speaker 5: whether it's it's you know, athletes, whether it's just regular people.
Speaker 5: And I never really understood why. It's almost like sometimes
Speaker 5: people get a joy out of seeing other people suffer
Speaker 5: and lose, and I never understood it. And even when
Speaker 5: I feel like when you look at other groups we
Speaker 5: talked about Mike Roban, he's Jewish, we look at Jewish groups,
Speaker 5: so we look in Asian groups. A lot of time
Speaker 5: they stand by their own and I watched, like we
Speaker 5: see what happened with Jonathan Majors, right, we see them
Speaker 5: then they try to take that man's whole career.
Speaker 2: They did.
Speaker 1: And that's the other thing, right, Like a lot of times,
Speaker 1: you know, we do these these these takedowns based off lives,
Speaker 1: off lies. They do it based off allegations. There's no
Speaker 1: due process, no nothing. Somebody could literally just post something
Speaker 1: on Twitter today and black Twitter or run.
Speaker 5: With it, yeah and run with it, and nobody will
Speaker 5: do their homework. Nobody will do their research, nobody. And
Speaker 5: a lot of the times the information is there, the
Speaker 5: court documents are there and everything is there.
Speaker 3: But there might not be nothing there, but it might
Speaker 3: just be somebody something somebody made up, and people.
Speaker 5: Will go with the headline and they'll attack. I mean
Speaker 5: we we it all happened to every last one of us.
Speaker 3: But he's gay right now.
Speaker 9: Like he said, he I think he is gay, And
Speaker 9: he was like what it was like because I've been
Speaker 9: seeing it all.
Speaker 2: Over what I'm saying, But that's not right, But that's right,
Speaker 2: that's not gay. I'm not saying that he is. I'm
Speaker 2: just saying what my point is, that's just not right.
Speaker 2: Look I had to cover clear that up because somebody
Speaker 2: take that clip and be like, well they announced.
Speaker 3: It on the Charlemagne have been gay for a long time?
Speaker 3: No I be gay? He white?
Speaker 5: No you stought those rooms like I go places? You
Speaker 5: really Dominican? No I'm not Dominican. I'm black, or you
Speaker 5: sual the me. Somebody came up to me during the
Speaker 5: costume this weeking it was like a where bay at?
Speaker 5: I said, she and the hold talking body. He's like, Nona,
Speaker 5: you're up a bait. I'm like my other baby Charlotte
Speaker 5: mane like they really think we a couple.
Speaker 3: Of a joke. Nobody thinks we a couple of joking
Speaker 3: with the that you like thing. You get, you king,
Speaker 3: you know anything about me?
Speaker 1: You know I don't like light skin men like like
Speaker 1: light skin women. I don't like light skin anything, to
Speaker 1: be honest with you.
Speaker 3: So he's like dogskin man, All right, let's go to
Speaker 3: the phone and know.
Speaker 1: Something else you want to you want to hear something
Speaker 1: to really be offended by. But I think light skin
Speaker 1: people look like pitbulls. But that's just my opinion.
Speaker 2: Run tweet that shepherd.
Speaker 3: Run tweet that, run tweet that. All right, whatever whatever
Speaker 3: you like like dog man, Okay, it's cool.
Speaker 8: Hello Candic, Hi, good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 3: What's your thoughts after hearing pretty.
Speaker 22: Much I'm watching you guys on TikTok pretty much. I
Speaker 22: agree with every single thing he said. So I've worked
Speaker 22: in finance for a few years now, and I realized
Speaker 22: that in these very white, like affluent spaces, you'll have
Speaker 22: a feel of us. And I enter thinking, Oh, everyone's
Speaker 22: gonna like all the black people are going to come
Speaker 22: together and try to build and educate each other and
Speaker 22: help others and almost like talented ten trying to bring
Speaker 22: each other up. No, it's the exact opposite, where it's
Speaker 22: almost like we are literally crabs in a barrel trying
Speaker 22: to bring each other down, and I don't see a
Speaker 22: solution from the top to the bottom. I just is
Speaker 22: very frustrating, because like, we deserve better as a people.
Speaker 22: We are the culture, we create what the world is,
Speaker 22: and people monetize us.
Speaker 4: And so it's if we were able.
Speaker 22: To band together and create our own institutions and use
Speaker 22: our just our literal magic, I think the world would.
Speaker 7: Be better for us.
Speaker 22: But we're too busy trying to spun on each other.
Speaker 1: You're right, and we know the solution. The solution has
Speaker 1: been there since the beginning of time. Everybody from the
Speaker 1: Honorable Elijah Muhammad doctor Martin Luther King Jr. Told us
Speaker 1: the solution unity and group operation. Yes, okay, it's really
Speaker 1: that simple. You are not the only one, and you
Speaker 1: don't have to be the only one. You don't get
Speaker 1: in position and close the door behind you. You get
Speaker 1: in position, keep that door open, and you throw a
Speaker 1: ladder back, you throw a rope back, you throw them
Speaker 1: lifelines back, you bring.
Speaker 3: People with you.
Speaker 8: But I never understood it, like you know, salute, because
Speaker 8: how would you black salutes?
Speaker 3: You're doing it right now.
Speaker 8: He's doing it right now. Salute Attorney Benjamin.
Speaker 5: Just think about all the things that Attorney Benjamin Crump
Speaker 5: has done for us and all the stuff that he's
Speaker 5: fought for and everything that he's done. They call him
Speaker 5: an ambulance chase this that he ever, but he's done
Speaker 5: so much for our community.
Speaker 3: Look what they did the JAU just musician.
Speaker 23: Look what like hey man, back in the day, they
Speaker 23: try to unit.
Speaker 3: Now that's who did it to job. Okay, now you're
Speaker 3: gonna shut up now, aren't you? Yeah? You ain't. I
Speaker 3: done this same.
Speaker 2: Top under that T shirt.
Speaker 8: I didn't say it was right, but I just said
Speaker 8: look at it to just be clear.
Speaker 5: They loved job for a minute and then all of
Speaker 5: a sudden, the world the job man today.
Speaker 1: Why you That's why, that's why nobody likes your arguments,
Speaker 1: because it was a stupid augment you bought John Rulin
Speaker 1: knowing the reason John Rulin fifty had beef. It's not
Speaker 1: like fifty was hating on job for no reason.
Speaker 2: There's the thing said, being crump like.
Speaker 3: Like baby.
Speaker 2: He had like a civil rights something.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: What I'm saying is not just about the civil rights.
Speaker 5: I'm talking about Joe Rule. Yes, fifty and jo Rule
Speaker 5: had a beef, but that was their personal beef. But
Speaker 5: the whole industry and world ished on Joy Rule because
Speaker 5: he fifty made jock. I'm not having well, first of all,
Speaker 5: go to the FO. I'm not having this covers what fifty.
Speaker 3: This made John not cool? No more, this has nothing
Speaker 3: to do with what we're talking about. Why wasn't he cool?
Speaker 8: I have to put on them hits.
Speaker 3: This has nothing to do with what we're talking about,
Speaker 3: like absolutely nothing. Fact that our community.
Speaker 1: You went from Ben Crump, who actually goes out here
Speaker 1: and helps people and gets hate for no reason because
Speaker 1: he's actually helping our people to a rap beef and
Speaker 1: you think that makes sense.
Speaker 3: That's why you ain't up every morning in your bed
Speaker 3: be looking stupid on one.
Speaker 8: They don't it the one time my bed is fire loo.
Speaker 8: Look you can see you on take time.
Speaker 2: They grew back.
Speaker 3: I'm good. Hell it drew back, It drew in.
Speaker 18: You.
Speaker 1: You're the biggest problem right there. You are the biggest
Speaker 1: hypocrite right there, you talking about all that's time. I
Speaker 1: wouldn't see nothing you were saying before I said about
Speaker 1: Jo Rude bringing up Jo Roll.
Speaker 3: Destroyed John. Let's reset this whole conversation.
Speaker 1: Go to commercial and we come back and we'll continue
Speaker 1: the conversation we was having about Michael Roman.
Speaker 3: Goddamn yellow boy, just derail everything. Hold on man, the
Speaker 3: breakfast club only everybody, it's dj n V. Just hilarius.
Speaker 5: We have the racist charleman that calls me yellow boy.
Speaker 5: Don't call me yellow. I'm not look call me black.
Speaker 5: You know I can't call you if you don't call
Speaker 5: me black. I'm not going to talk to you anymore.
Speaker 5: I'm not calling you with you not I am black
Speaker 5: sirt listen idiot.
Speaker 3: Michael rob was on the show earlier. This is what
Speaker 3: he said.
Speaker 18: That is the one thing I've learned about black culture
Speaker 18: that I don't like is that black hate on hate
Speaker 18: Like it's horrible. Like I don't like watching black hate
Speaker 18: on hate. I think it's terrible. I think it's something
Speaker 18: that it's I think it's culturally wrong. And I'll probably
Speaker 18: get killed for saying this, because.
Speaker 1: You know, you're you know, I'm glad you're saying it openly.
Speaker 1: If this is the conversations that are being all the time, yeah,
Speaker 1: I want to hear this.
Speaker 18: Yeah, So I think it's wrong. I think, like, why
Speaker 18: do you not want to build everyone up around you?
Speaker 18: Why do you not want everyone around you to do great?
Speaker 3: To me?
Speaker 18: If I could say one thing, let's everyone go out
Speaker 18: with a positive energy, try to make everyone do great
Speaker 18: around us, build people up. Let's not try to bring
Speaker 18: people down. You don't do better by taking your competition down.
Speaker 18: You do better by pushing everyone up together. You want
Speaker 18: all the wind behind your back.
Speaker 8: So we're asking what are your thoughts let's go to
Speaker 8: the phone lines.
Speaker 3: Hello, who's this? No, what's that? What's your thoughts?
Speaker 1: Not for real?
Speaker 24: Yeah?
Speaker 4: And a r D.
Speaker 3: That's not how I spelled minus elie n A r
Speaker 3: D will continue. Yeah, that's been you know it's not
Speaker 3: He definitely is. Leonard talked to us.
Speaker 24: Leonardo, Yeah, man, charlom Man, I just want to say,
Speaker 24: I feel like a man, dude. You don't put enough
Speaker 24: half and helping the people down here in South Carolina
Speaker 24: and about you always stream at A four three and
Speaker 24: eight O three. But we got a lot of artists
Speaker 24: down here, like black boys and long money and kill
Speaker 24: a skip, a lot of people that you be putting
Speaker 24: on like you all as an artist, like you think
Speaker 24: A four three is your convenience and mouse Corner as
Speaker 24: your conference every time. Man, we don't really like that party.
Speaker 24: We want you to the city on, you know, the
Speaker 24: struggle that's down here in South Carolina.
Speaker 3: I just want to, I just want to.
Speaker 1: I just want to say some things real quick, so
Speaker 1: I can give a quarter million dollars to South Carolina
Speaker 1: State University and open up a scholarship for one in
Speaker 1: my mother's name. I have my backpack giveaway this actual Saturday.
Speaker 1: Matter of fact, my back my annual backpack giveaway and
Speaker 1: fish Frieda's actual Saturday. So when you do stuff like
Speaker 1: that where you're actually doing things that benefit people in
Speaker 1: the community, you're because I ain't shut out.
Speaker 4: You're not there physically you could. I mean, I donate
Speaker 4: to put my name on.
Speaker 3: Talking about you put your name on't I'm always on.
Speaker 3: What are you talking about?
Speaker 1: I was just there two weeks ago for the one
Speaker 1: year anniversary about a month ago for the one year
Speaker 1: anniversary of the International African American Museum. Tell them you
Speaker 1: ain't that. I'm hey, listen, listen that.
Speaker 8: I'm also on the board of tell him you ain't
Speaker 8: see hi, Len and he stole your name.
Speaker 3: You're on the board of.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm on the board of the International African American
Speaker 1: American Museum in Charley Sthuth Alina on guys, putting.
Speaker 24: The people Charleston the same way you'll be doing the
Speaker 24: either city and out of stage, screaming the artists and
Speaker 24: stuff like that.
Speaker 3: We got tell about the art there.
Speaker 1: Yes, Luther, my guy little boss. You know what I'm saying, Luthor,
Speaker 1: my man, little boss, and my man Tied. I support
Speaker 1: a little boss all the time.
Speaker 4: In the wild.
Speaker 3: The record last week.
Speaker 2: He said, Boss, I've got.
Speaker 3: A record last week.
Speaker 24: I'm talking about every every artist that come out and
Speaker 24: charges all morning. I ain't here open the ball last.
Speaker 3: My god, how old? How old are you going? How
Speaker 3: old are you? Brother?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 3: Hang up on this old last nick right now? You
Speaker 3: know he was. I knew it was. This is what
Speaker 3: I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: You for all him this this man is forty six
Speaker 1: years old, and forget everything I do in the community.
Speaker 3: He upset because I don't shout out the rappers. You know,
Speaker 3: I want to hang up.
Speaker 24: More challenge.
Speaker 3: Just make that. That was ridiculous. He was just loud
Speaker 3: and wrong. That was ridiculous. From Brooklyn. Good morning, Good morning,
Speaker 3: talk to us. What's your thoughts?
Speaker 7: So, to be honest, I got second hands. Embarrassed and
Speaker 7: embarrassment to be definitely. So I always say, if he
Speaker 7: comes together, he could be so much stronger. We eat.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 7: I don't condone violence, but we've seen the situation on
Speaker 7: the boat. Everybody on that boat deserving n double ACP award,
Speaker 7: you know, but at the end of the day, at
Speaker 7: the end of the day, I truly feel like we're
Speaker 7: we outnumber them, and you know, not to say them
Speaker 7: to make it a racing. But we're very strong if
Speaker 7: we just stick together and we do the cup of
Speaker 7: favor when we're taking out each other in that kind
Speaker 7: of way, we give them what they want. Like it
Speaker 7: makes no sense. I truly believe not to say he
Speaker 7: was one hundred percent right, But jewels will stick together.
Speaker 7: That's why you are reality. They like a little bit
Speaker 7: of them, aren't winning. They stick together.
Speaker 1: We don't listen, you're not wrong. That's why I said.
Speaker 1: I felt uncomfortable and I felt embarrassed. But I can't
Speaker 1: sit here and act like Michael rub was saying anything
Speaker 1: wrong because he says the same thing that I say
Speaker 1: every damn day.
Speaker 3: Hello, who's this yo?
Speaker 16: It's your boy Shoven No Ruber right, though Michael was right, though, man,
Speaker 16: we gotta it was bar each other. One good example,
Speaker 16: small bows. What they made comments on Twitter about this
Speaker 16: young lady here. They did the same thing. What's the
Speaker 16: other young lady? Oh dog Gaby Douglas about our hair?
Speaker 16: Why does that hair matter? This young lady's slipping, she's sweating,
Speaker 16: she's running, she's doing.
Speaker 4: Stuff that you can't do.
Speaker 3: You know what they say?
Speaker 1: They said, you know, you got to stop needless criticism
Speaker 1: of your brother and sister because you got to remember
Speaker 1: that jealousy destroys from within, right. And I think sometimes
Speaker 1: when we see people like some more Boles and these
Speaker 1: people who do amazing things, you can't.
Speaker 3: Understand why that's that person and it's not you, but
Speaker 3: it is you.
Speaker 1: You just have not found your gift yet. You got
Speaker 1: to unlock the gift that God gave you to achieve
Speaker 1: great things. And what she does is not what you're
Speaker 1: probably definite probably here to do.
Speaker 2: I don't even think them people on Twitter think that deep.
Speaker 10: No.
Speaker 8: I think people people make y'all. People make excuse in the.
Speaker 2: Books y'all, and it's not a y'all. I would never
Speaker 2: ever drag her about no like like it was.
Speaker 3: And so too.
Speaker 2: I feel like sometimes some things should be kept.
Speaker 9: Inside of your group chat conversations, Like you can have
Speaker 9: an opinion on things, you can feel a way about
Speaker 9: certain things, but to get out there in public and
Speaker 9: to like say certain things like I had to learn
Speaker 9: that in real life about a lot of things, like
Speaker 9: everything don't need to be said all the time.
Speaker 1: People hate because they're not happy with their lives, so
Speaker 1: they need an excuse to the reason why they're not.
Speaker 3: Happy, so why they're not successful.
Speaker 5: So the fact that Simone Biles just want a gold medal,
Speaker 5: just want what two three gold medals, a silver or bronze.
Speaker 5: The first thing people are saying is look at our hand. Yeah, right,
Speaker 5: that's different.
Speaker 9: Stuff's progressive because there are some things I think that
Speaker 9: we should be able to be have conversations about each
Speaker 9: other about, but progressive criticism and just tear somebody down
Speaker 9: to two different things completely different.
Speaker 3: I totally agree. What's the moral of the story.
Speaker 1: The moral of the story is Michael Rubin was right,
Speaker 1: and we're not gonna sit here and loock like. He
Speaker 1: didn't say anything that we don't say amongst each other
Speaker 1: all the time. And the last thing I'll tell y'all
Speaker 1: is that unity and group operation is a must.
Speaker 3: And you should stop.
Speaker 1: Needless criticism of your brothers and sister because jealousy descross
Speaker 1: from within, and stop being so quick to tear people
Speaker 1: down just based off something you heard on social media,
Speaker 1: because a lot of it, majority of it be live false,
Speaker 1: majority of it just be false allegations, majority of it
Speaker 1: be a narrative that somebody has created and y'all just run, y'all,
Speaker 1: just take it.
Speaker 3: And run with it.
Speaker 5: And that run with it hurts somebody's live, it hurts
Speaker 5: somebody's job, It hurt somebody outcome, It hurts the way
Speaker 5: that they provide for their family.
Speaker 3: And it's fed up.
Speaker 8: And now we got just with the mess coming up.
Speaker 8: Yes we do what black person? Are you about to
Speaker 8: hate on Lauren?
Speaker 9: First of all? Hate honest crazy, like why are you
Speaker 9: always coming for me? We're actually about to get into
Speaker 9: a really good conversation. We got Adam Sandler conversation coming up.
Speaker 9: We also want to talk about Neil me Osaka and
Speaker 9: she brought up a really good point about postpartum.
Speaker 3: All right, we'll get to that. NeXT's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 17: Warning you is real wether it's Laurens, jeffic, Robber Moore,
Speaker 17: just don't do no lines, don't doody.
Speaker 3: Lo why jes worldwide mess on the Breakfast Club. He's
Speaker 3: the coaching with Lauren Laurens. I'm back and I got
Speaker 3: the mess talk to me.
Speaker 2: Alrighty y'all.
Speaker 9: So Jan and Jackson made a revelation and some people
Speaker 9: knew some of this stuff, but not all of it.
Speaker 9: So she sat down with BBC Radio The Breakfast Show
Speaker 9: with Scott Mills, and he when he asked her, like,
Speaker 9: someone just told me this, but are you related to?
Speaker 9: And then she's started naming different people. So let's take
Speaker 9: a listen to the clip.
Speaker 3: They don't have that clip. Someone told me that, Yeah,
Speaker 3: are you related to Stevie? She's our cousin. How have
Speaker 3: I done that long in life? Not a lot of
Speaker 3: people know that he's.
Speaker 11: Our cousin on my mother's side.
Speaker 2: So is Tracy Chapman.
Speaker 11: Through the family trade, so is Samuel Jackson.
Speaker 3: So Stevie is walk to you my cousin, Tracy Chapman,
Speaker 3: cousin Samuel Jackson.
Speaker 2: He would be a cousin too.
Speaker 25: I mean he's not my brother.
Speaker 1: Yeah, fine, but yes, I never knew. I just assume
Speaker 1: all Jackson's are related Washington is that black thing? Probably
Speaker 1: all Washington's and Browns too well to Stevie. Wonder thing
Speaker 1: is incredible.
Speaker 3: I heard, yah, I heard that. I didn't hear Samuel Jackson.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So Samuel Jackson actually denied it.
Speaker 9: Into twenty seventeen, he had sat down with the Wired
Speaker 9: and they asked him, are you related to Michael Jackson.
Speaker 2: He just said nope, but like she's saying, it did happen.
Speaker 9: But it always be like that, you know when your
Speaker 9: mom be telling you, like you know this person your cousin,
Speaker 9: and you need the person and like were not cousins,
Speaker 9: and then it's like a whole thing.
Speaker 1: That's how you know Samuel L. Jackson popping because who's
Speaker 1: going who the hell? Ones did not be related?
Speaker 5: I would take that one. I'm like, yeah, that's my
Speaker 5: that's my fly. Charlomane related to the to the Bailiffily.
Speaker 2: That's not true though, yes I always hear you say that,
Speaker 2: but that's not true.
Speaker 1: What I don't I don't he here's gonna enview with
Speaker 1: another just taking us off the highway for no damn reason.
Speaker 3: Once again, that was related that whying that your cousin,
Speaker 3: you know who you're related to? She goes to barge.
Speaker 1: Held the barge okay, Carlos Boozer, all right, everybody in
Speaker 1: terror squad Okay, in fact, don't want to put you
Speaker 1: on one and rewind ten boxes.
Speaker 9: I'm not even gonna hold you. You came in with
Speaker 9: a terror squad chain, I would I wouldn't even think.
Speaker 3: He had one.
Speaker 5: I'm black, I know I didn't have a terror squad chain.
Speaker 5: But he's really related to the to the belly.
Speaker 2: He really is, and that's like black cousins are like
Speaker 2: real we are.
Speaker 3: But that has nothing to do with related.
Speaker 2: How did y'all find that out.
Speaker 3: A long time ago? But that has nothing to do
Speaker 3: so he is related. People don't know, but he's really related.
Speaker 3: We be joking up here. He's really related.
Speaker 2: I know they pissed related to you.
Speaker 3: I know they are.
Speaker 1: They denied all the time too. You need to shave
Speaker 1: one of your arms, lord, I want to morning, don't.
Speaker 3: Don't.
Speaker 9: Don't do me and I don't even do prickles. He
Speaker 9: just always want to point out something because you want
Speaker 9: to talk about it.
Speaker 3: That might that might be a new style. Leave alone, y'all.
Speaker 2: My under arms is shaved or not.
Speaker 3: The new style him what it is. I don't understand
Speaker 3: why you got one under arm shaped both of them are, y'all.
Speaker 9: Do not, no, do not just because you're in here
Speaker 9: with a test squad chain on. Don't try to make
Speaker 9: it seem like I'm bringing back the seventies.
Speaker 3: Little b cut your under look like nb's big, like
Speaker 3: one of its drew in on one side and then
Speaker 3: the other side is both. It's kind of crazy.
Speaker 2: You're just lucky you're not ashy today. I know he
Speaker 2: is continuing because he gonna exactly.
Speaker 9: So we're gonna move along to Adam Sandler because it's
Speaker 9: too much black on black crime in here.
Speaker 1: Right now.
Speaker 9: Yeah, you just had a positive note five seconds ago. Yeah,
Speaker 9: all right, we're going to move on to Adam Sandler.
Speaker 9: So Adam Sandler sat down with Joe Rogan for the
Speaker 9: Joe Rogan Experience and he talked about the Will Smith
Speaker 9: Oscar slab.
Speaker 3: I talked to Rock yesterday just for like ten minutes
Speaker 3: or something, and we got really excited about stand up again.
Speaker 3: I go, you're right, and he goes kinda He's like,
Speaker 3: I need a break. Yeah.
Speaker 25: I think that's a good way to do it. Take
Speaker 25: a little break and just refresh your mind so you're
Speaker 25: not running stale. Because he did a live special too,
Speaker 25: his live special.
Speaker 3: I loved it.
Speaker 25: Yeah, And it was also like the build up because
Speaker 25: of getting slapped by Will Smith.
Speaker 3: And all that crash. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah. I think
Speaker 3: that was like the.
Speaker 25: Best thing that ever happened to him, because then it
Speaker 25: became like wild again. Like his standard was like outrageous.
Speaker 3: It was like the Rock of old that that night
Speaker 3: was like watching a suber bawl.
Speaker 1: It's interesting to see people's perspective because I never looked
Speaker 1: that Chris Rock's stand up is wild and outrageous.
Speaker 3: Neither. It's always just been smart.
Speaker 9: And it's just been Chris Rock. And I also didn't
Speaker 9: look at that night as a super Bowl. I didn't
Speaker 9: think that it gave Chris Rock like a new energy
Speaker 9: like it was. We all Chris Rock is a legend.
Speaker 9: It's not even people's perspective. It's white people's perspective because
Speaker 9: I have not There's no black people that were like, Yo.
Speaker 2: Chris Rock is back again, like this was the moment
Speaker 2: he needed, like it was.
Speaker 3: I did hear some.
Speaker 1: People saying this was the most proper Chris Rock has
Speaker 1: ever been, which is actually ridiculous to me because it
Speaker 1: just lets me know people don't understand his career.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the legendary statuy Chris Rock. After day.
Speaker 1: By the way, it happened on the Oscar stage, y'all,
Speaker 1: he was presenting at the Oscars, like a show he's
Speaker 1: hosted a couple of times.
Speaker 3: What are we talking about here?
Speaker 2: I'm still mad at you by monda arms.
Speaker 1: Why are you mad at me because you ain't saved
Speaker 1: one day? Are you going people crazy? How are you
Speaker 1: at me because you didn't and all I pointed out.
Speaker 2: I think you forget about something.
Speaker 3: You guy had a.
Speaker 8: Terror squad chain. I'll see to hear he talking about you.
Speaker 3: Mad at me? You mad at me because your under
Speaker 3: arms got edges, you got la front me. Thank you
Speaker 3: for just with the on his face the other day
Speaker 3: under arm and you mad at me? All right? What
Speaker 3: is wrong with us? The people? When we come back?
Speaker 8: We got the People's Choice mixed where it's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be
Speaker 3: the same.
Speaker 5: Warning, everybody's the j en Vy Jess, Hilarry Charlamagne, the
Speaker 5: guy we are the Breakfast Club Ess is on maternity
Speaker 5: leave and Laura Larossa is holding it down.
Speaker 8: And we got a shout out to you know BT
Speaker 8: right now.
Speaker 5: He just joined for Rari Simmons on ninety six point
Speaker 5: one to be out Atlanta station. Now if you don't
Speaker 5: know him, of course they do the Ball of Alert
Speaker 5: podcast together and now he's going to be doing week
Speaker 5: days with Ferrari at too.
Speaker 3: So to that, Hey, d for Louis V. Louis V
Speaker 3: is the only person in iHeart that can hire people.
Speaker 1: Louis V is the only person, the only person that
Speaker 1: worked in a black station that seems to be able
Speaker 1: to hire people.
Speaker 3: We can't never get nobody we want up here?
Speaker 2: Did he add added him to a show?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 8: That's not a new show's doing two a clock?
Speaker 3: So he added to the show podcast and I never
Speaker 3: heard that the afternoon show.
Speaker 2: I don't know what it was for.
Speaker 3: Well, shout out to the person that got the job.
Speaker 3: Lauren wanted what's his name again? You know b T.
Speaker 3: You know BT from the ball.
Speaker 9: Alert podcast because b all of their podcast is like
Speaker 9: it's everywhere right now, So they had him on the ready.
Speaker 2: It only makes sense.
Speaker 1: I am just impressed at Louis V having the opportunity
Speaker 1: to be able to hire people.
Speaker 3: Shout out to him.
Speaker 8: Louis just secondly said he didn't hire you because of
Speaker 8: the hair under your arms.
Speaker 3: That's what he does, Dan. They took it. And by
Speaker 3: the way, Lauren wils does not have hair.
Speaker 2: In the homes look like a pit bull. I'm starting
Speaker 2: to see he does.
Speaker 3: I just cleaned it up and said, you don't have
Speaker 3: under y'all. No, there's a hiring freeze everywhere except for Atlanta.
Speaker 4: Hu.
Speaker 1: I don't want to close bombs from Louis Van. I'm
Speaker 1: happy for you. That's my South Carolina bread. Okay, all right,
Speaker 1: when we come back. We got the positive notice to
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning morning. Everybody is dj n V just hilarious.
Speaker 5: Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Laura l
Speaker 5: Rosa is holding it down for Jess. Yes, sir, now,
Speaker 5: we got a salute Michael Rugan for joining us this morning.
Speaker 1: Yes, make sure you go watch the full conversation on
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club you tube page right now.
Speaker 5: And don't forget his Fanatics Fest is this weekend Friday
Speaker 5: through Sunday at the Javit Center. If you want to
Speaker 5: see your favorite celebrity, artists, athlete and all that, you
Speaker 5: can definitely check that out.
Speaker 2: We're going right, We agree.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna bring my son on Sunday.
Speaker 2: You just such a party pool.
Speaker 1: No, I got something to do this weekend. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: be in South Carolina in my hometown. You know they
Speaker 1: said you don't go there.
Speaker 3: Listen, people just be talking, but no, being.
Speaker 2: I'm here, my husband, I'm here trying to find.
Speaker 3: Me and you over here. Well, hopefully he is a
Speaker 3: new husband, is a babble and can shave one of
Speaker 3: the Oh my god.
Speaker 1: But we have the Knife Annual Back to School Drive
Speaker 1: and fish Fry this Saturday from ten am to one
Speaker 1: pm in Monks Corner, South Carolina at Berkeley High School
Speaker 1: student parking lot. Free backpacks, free haircuts, free fried fish.
Speaker 1: We got the Mini Mark Caribbean Groceries pulling up with
Speaker 1: the food truck and they're gonna be giving out free
Speaker 1: Jamaican food. So from ten am to one pm Monks Corner,
Speaker 1: South Carolina. My Knife Annual Back to School Driving Fish
Speaker 1: Fry this Saturday from ten am to one pm.
Speaker 3: So pull up in the positive notice simply this.
Speaker 1: Take rejection as an eye opener, Take it as something
Speaker 1: that pushes you and makes you do things better. Okay,
Speaker 1: I think every opportunity, every disappointment, every rejection, every accolade,
Speaker 1: everything has contributed in shaping.
Speaker 3: My character and my choices and who I have become.
Speaker 3: And it will do the same for you. Have a
Speaker 3: blessed day breakfast club you don't finish for y'all done,