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Speaker 2: The got beast to the planet is Thursday. Yea, yeah, so.
Speaker 3: We got our guests whole stitches with us.
Speaker 4: The smartest titch is and you know what Florida we said, Yo,
Speaker 4: nobody's doing it with me.
Speaker 2: Okay one, two, three, yo Yo, I just did thirty old.
Speaker 2: That's good. It wasn't hard type of yo. That felt right.
Speaker 2: Let people know whose stitches are? Man for people to
Speaker 2: just itches are like I'm four five because I got
Speaker 2: different horses, it would be stitches is aches are stitches?
Speaker 2: Whose stitches is? You're trying to say, I got too
Speaker 2: many people.
Speaker 3: You got a lot of people in the head. You
Speaker 3: be changing accents and people. I'll be out of confuse.
Speaker 4: Sometimes each one get paid though, how about that stitches?
Speaker 5: There you go?
Speaker 6: The stitches is a radio personality, of course from our
Speaker 6: Sisters Station.
Speaker 2: Whyn't you say Sisters station because we're like siblings, our family.
Speaker 6: One of three five to beat Miami. Yes, yes, she
Speaker 6: is a radio personality.
Speaker 3: Songwriter, a voiceover actress and a whole other what a
Speaker 3: radio personality all.
Speaker 2: Thought reader's book.
Speaker 4: You know, we got to promote literacy, that's right, and
Speaker 4: lover of the Lord people and uh absolutely doing doing
Speaker 4: all things that I can midday that one will am
Speaker 4: to three.
Speaker 2: Pm, right before the breakfast club.
Speaker 4: So I'm gonna be on well, no shout out to
Speaker 4: j Kiss, She's gonna be holding it down, holding it down,
Speaker 4: and then Papa Keith, and then Bulletproof and j Kiss
Speaker 4: and then Missus Mauricio and then the whole God logic
Speaker 4: is there now and Tony you know I'm name dropping
Speaker 4: so people, you see how I.
Speaker 6: Don't even be thinking about that. I don't be confused
Speaker 6: about how your voice is just be changing, you know.
Speaker 2: Can I be honest with you. We've been trying to
Speaker 2: figure out lining the whole time, because you want to
Speaker 2: be honest now.
Speaker 4: We've been trying to figure out why, because you know,
Speaker 4: Caribbean family hastion vote. My daddy he used to hold
Speaker 4: like touch the TV to see if it was too
Speaker 4: hot when we come home.
Speaker 2: From school if we watch watching it. Oh your people
Speaker 2: did that too? Country from the South South Caroline. I
Speaker 2: thought it was just our people who did that? So
Speaker 2: it wasn't TV.
Speaker 4: So we've been trying to figure out, like why is
Speaker 4: you how you are? So I credit God?
Speaker 2: Okay? Is that bad?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 6: Got God glory for all things except for the bad things.
Speaker 6: The bad thing for your problem.
Speaker 2: That's good. That's gritness. This morning yesterday in the city
Speaker 2: was out about.
Speaker 4: Shout out to Jerry Wonder, super producer and songwriter all that.
Speaker 4: So we went to Hit to Platinum Studios, Studio Yeah
Speaker 4: Jasmin and hung out with everybody.
Speaker 2: He let us hear some music from I can't say.
Speaker 2: I guess you know. Jerry has this thing.
Speaker 4: He won't even let you if you're working with him,
Speaker 4: He won't even let you take a track home. You
Speaker 4: gotta write it like you gotta come back, write it
Speaker 4: there and if he like it, then you can proceed
Speaker 4: with the record.
Speaker 2: If he doesn't, you can't proceed with it.
Speaker 3: But he deserves that as as much as he deduce
Speaker 3: and wrote in this industry and billion platinum hits.
Speaker 6: And why wouldn't you listen to him running applause for
Speaker 6: Jerry one food for Jerry one like that.
Speaker 2: You're right, and the.
Speaker 3: People who don't know who Jerry Wonder is and sees
Speaker 3: the producer and writer behind a lot of the Fouji's
Speaker 3: heads y hits, and uh, he did that May Mighty
Speaker 3: Shakida No no, no, Beyonce.
Speaker 2: No no, keep going, keep singing. Oh, I know it's
Speaker 2: a lot rich. Absolutely, And he's working.
Speaker 4: With kids now and with the district of like doing
Speaker 4: a lot of things the other side of the work.
Speaker 2: So him shout to Jerry one. All right, this morning
Speaker 2: on the show, Larry Elder will be joining us.
Speaker 6: There's a radio holes TV personality show. You've seen them
Speaker 6: on Fox News, and he's the author and he's running
Speaker 6: for president of the United States of America.
Speaker 2: Yes, he's a black mantle.
Speaker 6: People know that the casein of information, that's not because
Speaker 6: you know, when you're running for president, you sometimes you
Speaker 6: automatically think.
Speaker 2: There's a vision that correct. No more. I think that's
Speaker 2: been shattered.
Speaker 4: Really, So when you think of president, what instantly comes
Speaker 4: to mind right now?
Speaker 2: Right now? I don't know?
Speaker 6: Old and white to me, not not not necessarily that though,
Speaker 6: but I just feel like it's way more diverse than
Speaker 6: it used to be. I don't I don't think just
Speaker 6: old white male anymore. When I think who runs for president.
Speaker 6: You know, no bomb. President Obama changed that for me.
Speaker 6: Hillary Clinton changed that for me. You know, you got
Speaker 6: people like Nikki Haley running now, Tim Scott running now
Speaker 6: like I don't know, I just don't think.
Speaker 2: That's not the first perception that comes from nah mine is.
Speaker 3: I guess that's because who's been the president in the
Speaker 3: last makes sense, old white guys except for Brock. All right, well,
Speaker 3: let's get the show crack in front page dudes, Tesling
Speaker 3: figure out will be joining.
Speaker 2: Us, so don't go anywhere. That was supposed to be
Speaker 2: like a hype song. That's the breakfast. Let the morning Morning.
Speaker 3: Everybody is dj en V Charlamagne the Guy. We are
Speaker 3: the Bread Christ Club. You got our guest co host,
Speaker 3: Stitches with us. It is getting some front page news.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Tesla, good.
Speaker 8: Morning, and Charlemagne the Guy, Good morning, beautiful Stitch.
Speaker 2: Hies, Hi are you. I'm let's jump right into it.
Speaker 6: Let's talk about the Fulton County District attorney wanting the
Speaker 6: Trump trial to begin right before Super Tuesday.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'm surprised when Stitches ask you, guys, what do
Speaker 9: you think of when you think of a president? I'm
Speaker 9: surprised you didn't say, indictments certainly what I'm thinking of nowadays.
Speaker 9: Let's listen to the report and talk about On the
Speaker 9: other side.
Speaker 10: District Attorney Funny Willis has proposed a March fourth trial
Speaker 10: date in her runcketeering case against former President Trump and
Speaker 10: his co defendant, creating a possible calendar crunch. That's one
Speaker 10: day before Super Tuesday and weeks before Trump is set
Speaker 10: to go on trial in Manhattan Old Sandwich, between two
Speaker 10: potential Special Council trials in January and May.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 8: Yep, they're moving forward with this now.
Speaker 9: You know. Critics are saying that they're not gonna She's
Speaker 9: not gonna have enough time to take all of those
Speaker 9: individuals to trial in such a short notice. But they
Speaker 9: do say that the Rake reco charge includes making false statements,
Speaker 9: filing false documents and forgeries, impersonating officials, computer breaches, and
Speaker 9: attempts to influence influence witnesses. She has given the digital
Speaker 9: attorney has given all nineteen defendants until August twenty fifth
Speaker 9: at noon to voluntary surrender, and they're expected to be
Speaker 9: processed at the full ten County jail.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I don't care when they go to trial, but I
Speaker 6: will say for everyone who thinks that this is just
Speaker 6: politically driven and they are only doing this to hurt
Speaker 6: his chances of winning re election.
Speaker 2: This is definitely gonna throw fuel on that. Five. That's
Speaker 2: the same. I agree, it seems very calculated, right for
Speaker 2: a Super Tuesday.
Speaker 6: I agree they're making it very easy for Trump to
Speaker 6: say this is this is which on continues.
Speaker 4: And they're going to rally behind it. They continue to
Speaker 4: rally behind him.
Speaker 6: I saw some polls yesterday. It was what forty in
Speaker 6: a general reelection? It was forty seven six, said Trumps.
Speaker 8: Like, what does that say? What does that say about
Speaker 8: President Biden?
Speaker 2: What about President Biden say about the American people?
Speaker 11: Like that?
Speaker 2: Man, it says a lot.
Speaker 8: It's a lot to unpack with that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm looking at NV's face. What's on your mind?
Speaker 3: The only reason I say that is I've always been
Speaker 3: saying is like, you know, which which one do people pick?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 2: Because a lot of people don't necessarily love Biden.
Speaker 3: They feel like he's too fragile, they feel like he's
Speaker 3: not being a good president, that he's not actually there,
Speaker 3: But they don't necessarily want Trump.
Speaker 2: So it's like you're stuck in between.
Speaker 3: And I see a lot of people not going out
Speaker 3: to vote because they're like, you know what, I don't
Speaker 3: want either one of them.
Speaker 2: You know, well, I.
Speaker 6: Don't have to love Biden or Democrats, and I don't
Speaker 6: have to love Trump our Republicans because I don't love
Speaker 6: either one of them. But I do see one party, uh,
Speaker 6: still trying to preserve democracy, and I see another party
Speaker 6: leaning towards fascism.
Speaker 2: So to me, that's an easy call. So you're leaning
Speaker 2: more towards democracy.
Speaker 6: Of course, of course, of course, don't want to protect
Speaker 6: the biodracy, of course.
Speaker 3: All right, well that is front page news, tesla. We'll
Speaker 3: see in a couple of minutes.
Speaker 2: Absolutely all right, get it off your chest.
Speaker 3: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. If
Speaker 3: you need to vent, phone lines of Wide open again.
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Speaker 3: the Breakfast club on morning, the Breakfast Club. Wait, this
Speaker 3: is your time to get it off your chest. Calling
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Speaker 3: We want to hear from you on the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this dear?
Speaker 12: What's the heavy?
Speaker 11: Hey?
Speaker 2: What's up?
Speaker 12: Trap?
Speaker 11: What's the story.
Speaker 2: He says, what's the.
Speaker 5: Word I'm telling what's going on today?
Speaker 2: That's a new one. I'll take it. Good morning, sir,
Speaker 2: how are you?
Speaker 12: I'll do it good? I missed your.
Speaker 2: Stitches, bitches, Okay, going on, I'm good.
Speaker 4: Boo boo you bless you feeling goods favor?
Speaker 2: Come on now, come on, sir.
Speaker 5: Stressed out, y'all, I'm a little stressed out, trouble so,
Speaker 5: I mean you might see that. So I saw this
Speaker 5: video and the girl he's out here treating different out
Speaker 5: here and buying boat.
Speaker 2: Man, that was girl, but you saw tiring manning from
Speaker 2: Orange is the new black?
Speaker 11: Yes, how can I compete with that?
Speaker 5: I can do the first part, but I can't buy
Speaker 5: no boat?
Speaker 6: Yeah, butt and buying boats. And the man married, so
Speaker 6: she a good side chick telling I ain't say the
Speaker 6: man name. All she said, I'm about the marry man Button,
Speaker 6: I'm about to go buy him a boat, and I
Speaker 6: hate his wife.
Speaker 2: God damn did she.
Speaker 5: Buying boats?
Speaker 2: I'm Button buying boats. That's the energy they call and
Speaker 2: winter it ain't all of us. It ain't all of us.
Speaker 2: We don't want to eat cold like.
Speaker 5: In man.
Speaker 2: Well it's before you try. That's why you're single. Now
Speaker 2: you're right.
Speaker 5: The first part can afford the boat.
Speaker 6: I don't step your game up, all right, get your
Speaker 6: money up track, all right. Only than that you can
Speaker 6: do it but on a boat. So you got to
Speaker 6: rent a boat, or you don't have to, or you
Speaker 6: could just be on a boat. Hey man, he's trying
Speaker 6: to compete, or you could just be on the boat.
Speaker 2: Hello. Who's this?
Speaker 12: Hello morning, brucks club?
Speaker 7: What up?
Speaker 6: Hey?
Speaker 10: How you going?
Speaker 13: First of all, Teler name, and my name is bu Man.
Speaker 13: I'm just calling to shed a light apartments that you've
Speaker 13: come on to do as well. I'm just calling to
Speaker 13: shed a light about the brownies man in New York City.
Speaker 13: I'm a Venda man.
Speaker 5: And yeah, any guys that.
Speaker 13: Write the parking tickets, I'm a Benda and I do
Speaker 13: a lot at the Little weak Man, and I'm in
Speaker 13: these stores maybe all of ten fifteen minutes tops if
Speaker 13: that these people write tickets, right, you know, like I'm
Speaker 13: about to park a truck in a in a.
Speaker 12: Parking spot for hours. I'm only there for ten fifteen minutes.
Speaker 13: I paid for the parking, but it seems like the
Speaker 13: time might run out and then I just write the
Speaker 13: fifty and write the ticket. Consideration about the working man, man,
Speaker 13: I think, like, you.
Speaker 14: Know, just have some consideration.
Speaker 2: That's what man.
Speaker 12: I'm just trying to set a light on that. That's what.
Speaker 2: Okay, you just want to hang up Envy. Yeah, you
Speaker 2: go blow. Thank you brother. I love that, bro. It's
Speaker 2: a good day.
Speaker 3: I mean, you know, parking in New York City, I
Speaker 3: mean I used to think like that all the time.
Speaker 3: Those talk those parking ages. It seems like they wait
Speaker 3: for your thing, your your needy to run out to
Speaker 3: give you a ticket.
Speaker 2: Their job.
Speaker 3: Understand, that's their job, Like you know, that's what they
Speaker 3: get paid for. They get paid the right tickets and
Speaker 3: paid to make sure people are parking in the right.
Speaker 6: That's like, that's like saying firefighters wait till the fire
Speaker 6: happens to come put the fire too much.
Speaker 2: That's looking much a little different.
Speaker 3: But like you kind of want to give somebody at
Speaker 3: least a grace. It might be a little too slow.
Speaker 2: Or grace did a little bit, but grace period.
Speaker 4: I feel like I feel like sometimes they be like
Speaker 4: on the side just watching you and just ready to
Speaker 4: give you a ticket.
Speaker 6: So you look at that sign, you know the time,
Speaker 6: you're not supposed to be parking in You know what
Speaker 6: I'm saying. You know what your metals up?
Speaker 2: Grace right.
Speaker 3: I'm here to do my job, but I'm taking to
Speaker 3: be expensive to a New York taicket's like one hundred
Speaker 3: hundred fifty dollars.
Speaker 2: Well, they might get I don't know if this is true,
Speaker 2: but they might get a commissioned.
Speaker 6: Now get on your commission the way, they're just doing
Speaker 6: their job, so you know they following the rules.
Speaker 2: Why don't we right?
Speaker 3: Get it off your chest? Eight hundred and five eighty five,
Speaker 3: one oh five one. If you need to vent, hit
Speaker 3: us now, it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast
Speaker 3: Club one o five one.
Speaker 2: Away your time to get it off your chest. Whether
Speaker 2: you're mad or blood telling to get up and get something,
Speaker 2: call up now. Eight hundred five five one oh five one.
Speaker 2: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club. Hello.
Speaker 2: Who's this?
Speaker 8: Hey?
Speaker 12: My name is Tony.
Speaker 2: Hey Tony, get it off your chest?
Speaker 12: Hey, how y'all doing? I just wanted to abum listening
Speaker 12: to about thirteen years I've been listening. I was like
Speaker 12: a freshman in high school.
Speaker 2: Wow, its loyalty.
Speaker 12: I wanted to let you know I love you guys.
Speaker 12: You Charlot Mayne, I just started listening to the brilliant
Speaker 12: it is. It's one thing I just needed to say
Speaker 12: because I heard Andrew schul and the other guys saying, now,
Speaker 12: tell us Swift and Beyonce wasn't even close when the
Speaker 12: tour ticket self. I just wanted to say that that
Speaker 12: wasn't true. Yon is not her way to be in
Speaker 12: the biggest, to be my tour of all time.
Speaker 6: That's not true. That's not true, black I know that's
Speaker 6: that's not true, black man. She's on her way to
Speaker 6: having the highest grossing R and B tour of all time. No,
Speaker 6: they said, not artists the more time, Well, I haven't
Speaker 6: seen that, you know last time. Last time I checked,
Speaker 6: they said she was gonna make five hundred million plus
Speaker 6: total in her tour, and Taylor Swift was on track
Speaker 6: to make one point for a billion. Taylor's already crossed
Speaker 6: four hundred million with like twenty thirty shows or something
Speaker 6: like that. But then I did read the New York
Speaker 6: Times article that said Beyonce might eclipse to one point
Speaker 6: four billion by October.
Speaker 2: I don't know what's true. And what's not but right
Speaker 2: now it's Taylor Swift.
Speaker 12: Okay, maybe they should have said black hardest in.
Speaker 2: That occasion, they did you just so free, They said,
Speaker 2: at you missed that, but it's not right.
Speaker 11: Hello, he.
Speaker 2: Shout out w j LB out there.
Speaker 15: Yeah, So I got to get some stuff off my chest.
Speaker 15: So I'm kind of frustrated because ten years ago my
Speaker 15: ideaity was so late and somebody used my name to
Speaker 15: Panchu fraudulent chicks, and because our justice system is just
Speaker 15: so great, I actually suffered the consequences from that, and
Speaker 15: ten years later I'm still suffering then plumbing, and I.
Speaker 2: Feel like can relate.
Speaker 4: Man, I say a special prayer for you because I
Speaker 4: went through that in college. I had no credit and
Speaker 4: then I received some mail from fifth at Fourth Avenue.
Speaker 2: I don't even know what fourth Avenue is. I looked
Speaker 2: into my.
Speaker 4: Credit, Baby, I had twelve pages of people using my
Speaker 4: credit buying houses, still going.
Speaker 2: To her less clubs. And it did take some relief
Speaker 2: for you. It did take me a while, but I
Speaker 2: had to stay diligent on it, and I got people
Speaker 2: to help me. So it sounds like somebody bought a
Speaker 2: house that'd be easy to find.
Speaker 4: No, I got the police involved. It got to the
Speaker 4: point where I'm hoping this encourages you. I got to
Speaker 4: the point where I had to put it down because
Speaker 4: it was so stressful and I was in school at
Speaker 4: the time, but I had to really pick it back
Speaker 4: up and get people to help me to clear it out.
Speaker 2: So right now I am clear. So it can happen.
Speaker 4: It's gonna clear up, but just stay active and stay
Speaker 4: on it and just try to find people to help
Speaker 4: you with it. So I pray it gets cleared up
Speaker 4: and you can get whatever it is that you need.
Speaker 2: Mama, thank you. No peace what we say this moment,
Speaker 2: It's gonna be a peaceful That's right, it's peaceful. Have
Speaker 2: a good morning, mama. Get it off.
Speaker 6: So I just want to say that. It's just why
Speaker 6: I just be talking about when I say people just
Speaker 6: don't be reading.
Speaker 2: Beyonce tops the list of black artists with renaissance story. Yes,
Speaker 2: that's what that's what he said that they should have
Speaker 2: said that.
Speaker 6: I'm like, they did say that, but this is the headline,
Speaker 6: the headline all the time highest grossing Black artists.
Speaker 4: Later he just read top You know how they have
Speaker 4: the clip of the article and it's not the full top,
Speaker 4: that's all.
Speaker 2: He probably didn't get it off your chest.
Speaker 3: Eight hundred and five eight five, one oh five one.
Speaker 3: Now we got roomors on the way we were talking about.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so what happens when you're on the plane with
Speaker 4: Beanie Man? You might get a free concert from him?
Speaker 4: And why does your cat feels relieved because she doesn't
Speaker 4: have that many followers anymore.
Speaker 3: We'll talk about it, all right, We'll get into all
Speaker 3: that when we come back. It's the Breakfast Club on
Speaker 3: be Eat the Breakfast Club?
Speaker 2: Are you calling my Lord? And I don't have a
Speaker 2: problem with you calling my lord? And save you? But
Speaker 2: why are you just screaming?
Speaker 12: My lord?
Speaker 2: Is the second sister song in the album? No, it's
Speaker 2: the same Cissons song. And now then we play this
Speaker 2: all what you mean it's the second song. We've been
Speaker 2: playing this song for a year now. We just played
Speaker 2: two Sissons songs. This als all over? Here is this one?
Speaker 12: There was.
Speaker 2: There's news. This is news shirt their shirt. There's another one.
Speaker 2: Know it's the same damn song. We just played both.
Speaker 2: What are you trying to say? See too?
Speaker 3: Artists in the same well, yeah, drake all the time Jesus.
Speaker 3: All right, all right, I wish you hey man, what salutism?
Speaker 3: All right, well, let's get to the rooms. Let's go
Speaker 3: stitch this his head. This is the rumor report for
Speaker 3: your girls on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Bless black and highly favorite. I guess you could say
Speaker 2: the best concept. Can I do something for what we
Speaker 2: do back home?
Speaker 6: Okayla working on her vacations telling me from from Florida.
Speaker 2: I guess, Taylor.
Speaker 4: Oh, shut out, Taylor, Taylor. I'm gonna take two seconds
Speaker 4: out and salute you. Thank you so much. I hope
Speaker 4: you enjoyed yourself out there. Thank you, Taylor. All right,
Speaker 4: let's let's get into the shout out to all of
Speaker 4: my coury being masses.
Speaker 6: So oh yeah man, yeah, oh no, too much, too far,
Speaker 6: we're gonnad massive back.
Speaker 2: That's what okay? All right?
Speaker 4: So Beanie Man hosts a brief in flight concert on
Speaker 4: the way to the Bahamas. I love this story because
Speaker 4: if you haven't seen this on social media, it's going
Speaker 4: viral now. In the viral video, Beanie Man can be
Speaker 4: seen standing in the aisle of the path flight singing
Speaker 4: the melodies to his nineteen ninety seven hit song All
Speaker 4: Me No no, no, no, no, no, no, nobody gonna.
Speaker 2: Say, I don't know you sound like you?
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Red up the melody, so before allowing the passengers to
Speaker 4: sing the rest of the hook, this was played back
Speaker 4: at Jess Lee and underscore. She captured the moment and
Speaker 4: it was pov, you're stuck in the Bahamas on your
Speaker 4: stopover and Beanie Man is on your flight?
Speaker 2: Do we have somebodio Eddie?
Speaker 4: It was the ended for me though, because he stopped
Speaker 4: and went right back up the first class right now?
Speaker 2: Now, is it true that there's a Seama challenge on TikTok?
Speaker 2: Probably is now.
Speaker 6: I saw the cast of Jersey Shore doing that. I
Speaker 6: didn't know if that was something that they was just doing.
Speaker 6: That's the thing thing.
Speaker 3: But if you ever get a chance to meet Beatinge Man,
Speaker 3: he's one of the nicest and and coolest people that
Speaker 3: you'll you'll ever meet. Uh, He's just a good dude.
Speaker 3: Shot the Beanie Man. I haven't seen him in I
Speaker 3: got to call him later today. I haven't spoke to
Speaker 3: him in a minute.
Speaker 5: I love it.
Speaker 4: And if you want to see how Envy was dancing
Speaker 4: to that, I'll post it on s T I c h,
Speaker 4: I s stitches. Check it out right now.
Speaker 2: My wife is Jamaican, but you know she didn't teach
Speaker 2: me how nonother day. I just I just be learning
Speaker 2: my wife, but her husband is white. That's what Spanish Spanish.
Speaker 2: I'm not white. You gotta stop it Latina. Okay, all right,
Speaker 2: Capital B. I'll accept that, okay. So next up this
Speaker 2: is Doja Cat.
Speaker 4: So we know things have been going on on social media,
Speaker 4: and you know, fans have not been too happy with her,
Speaker 4: so much so that eight close to eight hundred thousand
Speaker 4: fans have left her social media. So Doja Cat says
Speaker 4: she feels free after losing followers over a recent argument
Speaker 4: with fans. So she says that she feels free after
Speaker 4: hundreds of thousands have unfollowed her because she can now
Speaker 4: really be herself and the real ones are going to
Speaker 4: stay with her.
Speaker 2: I think we have some audio. You're an idiot.
Speaker 8: I don't care if you like my music or not.
Speaker 8: There's a lot of people I don't like who I
Speaker 8: listened to.
Speaker 2: Their music, and there's a lot of people I don't
Speaker 2: know that I listened.
Speaker 8: To their music, and if I knew them, I probably
Speaker 8: would like them. I listened to a lot of music,
Speaker 8: and there's.
Speaker 2: No way I would be best friends with every person
Speaker 2: that I live in to their music.
Speaker 4: Do you understand like, not trying to be the aggressive
Speaker 4: towards youm but like I am because I'm upset with you?
Speaker 8: But do you understand what I'm saying amongst all the anger,
Speaker 8: like you're such a idiot, I'm not your friend?
Speaker 2: Well, all right?
Speaker 4: Then talking to her followers, yeah, yeah, and well eight
Speaker 4: hundred thousand, nearly eight hundred thousand said well all right,
Speaker 4: and they pretty much left.
Speaker 6: Oh, she's absolutely correct. You know what I'm saying. You
Speaker 6: gotta choose who chooses you. People focus too much on
Speaker 6: who don't rock with them instead of focusing on all
Speaker 6: the people who do. And most of the people on
Speaker 6: social media they're not real supporters anyway, They just knows.
Speaker 4: But you really don't hear artists coming out and saying
Speaker 4: that against whatever fans, whether you're a real one or
Speaker 4: day one, you don't typically say that.
Speaker 2: Doja has always been like that though, and Doja gets busy.
Speaker 3: That's one thing about you know, you usually hit us
Speaker 3: with artists that are not nice and they're upset because
Speaker 3: somebody critique their music, but Doja gets busy.
Speaker 2: I love Doja music and I don't follow her. So
Speaker 2: what does that say? You know what I mean? I
Speaker 2: don't follow you? Was my point. There's probably eight hund
Speaker 2: thousand people you should have probably blocked anyway.
Speaker 4: But I don't know, because I haven't seen that kind
Speaker 4: of attitude with her towards her fans in the beginning.
Speaker 4: So I saw a bit of a shift. I don't
Speaker 4: know exactly. I don't know if it was after the Grammies,
Speaker 4: but you know, was it?
Speaker 2: I don't know? But you know, she says that the
Speaker 2: people don't know her. She don't know them either, So
Speaker 2: why are you so upset?
Speaker 6: Like there's no way I'm gonna get on my phone
Speaker 6: and yell at my screen at a bunch of people
Speaker 6: that I don't even really know.
Speaker 4: Well, maybe now we won't see her yelling because she
Speaker 4: she feels like she has the real fans that are
Speaker 4: writing with her.
Speaker 2: So let's see how that goes. So I don't ever
Speaker 2: see that translate into record sales or anything, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean? Exactly?
Speaker 6: People be having hundreds of millions of followers and be
Speaker 6: putting out albums that tell ten thousand copies, a hundred
Speaker 6: copies like, no, those are just nosy people on social.
Speaker 4: Mediaying to see what you got going on. But I
Speaker 4: do hope she's okay. I hope those are as well.
Speaker 2: So now let's talk about this.
Speaker 4: Sean Diddy Combs announces the inaugural Revolt World. Yes, the
Speaker 4: festival is going on in September twenty second through the
Speaker 4: twenty fourth. It's featuring Young Miami of course. Shout out
Speaker 4: to the City Girls, money Bag, Yo, g Z, Juvenile.
Speaker 4: The list goes on, and it all happens in Atlanta.
Speaker 4: So the theme they're gonna be utilizing, we are hip hop.
Speaker 4: So shout out to Revolt World.
Speaker 2: Are you guys?
Speaker 6: I think you guys have to go. But you know
Speaker 6: that's the same weekend as the iHeart Festival. Yeah, I
Speaker 6: was already booked.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and that's the same as the Revolt Music Festival
Speaker 3: that they used to do every year. Right, that just
Speaker 3: change the name, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Revote World.
Speaker 4: So this is happening in Atlanta, Georgia. Like you said
Speaker 4: during our iHeart Radio Music Festival, Little Dirk and Everybody's
Speaker 4: gonna be there, So Travis.
Speaker 2: Scott, who's gonna be there, Lil Wayne who else we
Speaker 2: got that WELC Miguel. Yes, ye do you say, Travis,
Speaker 2: I can't travel a little bit?
Speaker 3: You say is Little crad is gonna be there. Lenny
Speaker 3: Kravitz is the media. It's gonna be Give me a
Speaker 3: line I do remember.
Speaker 2: Let me say.
Speaker 4: Can I tell you my favorite part though? From our
Speaker 4: iHeart Radio Music Festival. I really get excited for this festival,
Speaker 4: like because I love how and shout out to Revolt,
Speaker 4: not to try to take away from them, but since
Speaker 4: we're on this one, when it's like the musical artists
Speaker 4: coming together and collaborating like you've never really seen before,
Speaker 4: but when it was usher and breezy, like they were
Speaker 4: dance battling and they literally had their shoes.
Speaker 2: On fire, you know, I don't know that one. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we haven't been in been in about four years.
Speaker 3: They have to meet black artists in four years. So
Speaker 3: the blackest and black blackest have ever been saying, And
Speaker 3: that's my last two children were literally born, uh the
Speaker 3: same time. Yeah, So I'm going with y'all. I'm just
Speaker 3: putting the name in the hat.
Speaker 2: We're going the blackest offense been in the thirteen years
Speaker 2: I've been working at.
Speaker 6: iHeart just the blackest offense a little bit in fact.
Speaker 6: So I'm gonna have my black ass the this year.
Speaker 2: That's happy to see that we can't get any public enemy.
Speaker 2: How how we forget public Come on, how we forget
Speaker 2: public enemy? Cool? We said to right, we said all
Speaker 2: the names.
Speaker 6: So since you got the official list, Jai Clarks, everybody,
Speaker 6: this list got a little bit of everybody.
Speaker 3: I just want the blacklist. But Kelly not black, That's
Speaker 3: what I said. They said, food Fighters, fall out boy,
Speaker 3: Kelly Clarks, and black came brown, Blacks came brown, Kenny Crab, Miguel,
Speaker 3: Public Enemy, Sheryl Crow, Tim McGraw, Tim McGraw.
Speaker 2: Is what came brown? Black? Right came brown?
Speaker 3: Okay, Yeah, I came brown, came out music, Tim McGraw,
Speaker 3: TLC thirty seconds to Mars not black. I like them
Speaker 3: all good groups though, and more. It's gonna be good,
Speaker 3: little Wayne. You never know who's gonna bring a little dirt.
Speaker 2: They're definitely gonna be there. Yeah, it's gonna be good.
Speaker 3: Yes, all right, But next Front Page News, and then
Speaker 3: we got a special guest. Larry Elder will be Jordan Us.
Speaker 3: He's running for president twenty twenty four. And he's black
Speaker 3: as well.
Speaker 2: So that he's black, you're black. He's definitely black. All right,
Speaker 2: I'm black too, Yes, Okay, I'm black too. Right, No,
Speaker 2: I was trying to set you up. I tried just
Speaker 2: the breakfast want to get everybody's teamj n B.
Speaker 3: Charlomagne, the gud We are the Breakfast Club. We got
Speaker 3: our guest co host Stitches with us. Stitches, thanks getting
Speaker 3: some front page news.
Speaker 2: What up, Tess and figure O?
Speaker 9: Good morning, Djay Envy, Good morning Stitches, Good morning Charlemagne
Speaker 9: the God Peace.
Speaker 4: Hey, Tess, We'll see you at Carnival in October, right
Speaker 4: in Miami.
Speaker 8: You really putting me on the record. Yep, thank you, Yes,
Speaker 8: I will be there in October. It's Miami.
Speaker 2: Mackenzie. You heard that, Mark McKenzie, he heard that. Thank you, Tess.
Speaker 2: All right, let's jump right into it.
Speaker 6: Let's talk about this Texas woman arrested in charge with
Speaker 6: threatening federal judge overseeing Trump's election case.
Speaker 2: They're taking it serious on.
Speaker 9: Yeah, they're taking a serious and more of political arrest news,
Speaker 9: which seems to be every day. A Texas woman was
Speaker 9: detained Wednesday after she was arrested in charge with threatening
Speaker 9: the federal judge. Like we mentioned that it's presiding over
Speaker 9: Donald Trump's case, and forty three year old Abigail's shrine
Speaker 9: faces a charge of transmitting a threat to injure a
Speaker 9: person via interstate commerce. The affidavit said that she called
Speaker 9: the judges chamber and said, hey, you stupid slaves.
Speaker 8: She called her the N word. She also said you're
Speaker 8: in our sights. We want to kill you.
Speaker 9: If Trump doesn't get elected in twenty twenty four, were
Speaker 9: coming to kill you.
Speaker 8: So tread lightly B word.
Speaker 9: She said, you'll be targeted publicly personally and your family, everybody.
Speaker 9: She also went on to make a threat to Representative
Speaker 9: Sheila Jackson Lee. She's running for mayor in Texas. We
Speaker 9: know her as the congresswoman. Anne made some threats to
Speaker 9: the LGBTQ community and she when they talked to her,
Speaker 9: she said, well, you know, I had no intentions of
Speaker 9: carrying it out, but she did admit to making the threat.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: When I hear stuff like that, and just a reminder
Speaker 6: of why Trump still poll so high. And it reminds
Speaker 6: me that a lot of Trump support as must be
Speaker 6: high because why do people think they can play with
Speaker 6: government officials like that. When it comes to threatning violence, Yeah, I.
Speaker 9: Have no idea because now the report says it was
Speaker 9: transmitting a threat to injure person and I looked that up.
Speaker 9: That carries five years, but there's far more. You know
Speaker 9: that they could charge her with one terroristic threat. When
Speaker 9: you threaten public serving a judge with any intent to harm,
Speaker 9: you also can get a retaliation charge, an obstruction of
Speaker 9: justice charge, harass, stalking.
Speaker 8: I mean it goes on and on. The judge is
Speaker 8: the last person you want to make a threat.
Speaker 2: So yeah, you see what that happens with that, because
Speaker 2: you got to go in front of a judge after making.
Speaker 6: I don't care if you black, white, whatever. I feel
Speaker 6: like the judge is going to be like, oh no,
Speaker 6: because they somebody might play with me like that. So
Speaker 6: let me make an example.
Speaker 2: Judges go ride with a judge.
Speaker 4: But that shows the boldness and entitlement of somebody to
Speaker 4: feel like you can speak in that way or manner
Speaker 4: to an official and somebody who has the ability to
Speaker 4: put you away, and.
Speaker 2: I want a certain type of boldness.
Speaker 6: Well yeah, to that point, I wonder how much race
Speaker 6: played a role in that too. The fact that she
Speaker 6: was a black woman judge.
Speaker 2: Of course, you know, well the name kind.
Speaker 8: Of calling her the N word solidify is it? I guess,
Speaker 8: and calling the stupid slave.
Speaker 2: That's a clutch my parents. I ain't even got him on.
Speaker 3: Now let's also jump into the FED indict fundraiser for
Speaker 3: Representative George Santos.
Speaker 2: Now what happened again.
Speaker 9: Again in more political indictment and arrests news and fraud news,
Speaker 9: a man who was a paid campaign staffer for Representative
Speaker 9: George Santos.
Speaker 8: He was indicted on a federal criminal charge pretending to
Speaker 8: be the.
Speaker 7: House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's top eight of his twenty seven
Speaker 7: year old Samchuel Neeley, and he admitted to represent the
Speaker 7: Santos that he likes to fake his identity to big donors.
Speaker 8: He actually said that.
Speaker 9: There's high risks and high reward and everything that he does.
Speaker 9: So again he told Represented Santos that he was actually
Speaker 9: doing this, and not only did he do do that,
Speaker 9: he also got a fifteen percent commission, took money of
Speaker 9: everything that he brought in as well. He raised money
Speaker 9: for him in twenty twenty and twenty twenty two. So
Speaker 9: he's been charged with four Council wire fraud and one
Speaker 9: count of aggravated identity theft in the six page indictment. Now,
Speaker 9: his arrest comes three months after his boss was also
Speaker 9: charged with fraud, theft, money laundry, and making false statement.
Speaker 8: So that's the US Congress, folks.
Speaker 6: People don't even like Kevin McCarthy. You couldn't pick an
Speaker 6: elected official that people actually like. I feel like it'd
Speaker 6: be hard to raise money seeing you down with Kevin McCarthy.
Speaker 8: Well, not in the Republican world, so maybe it is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I feel like they don't like him that much
Speaker 2: of that either, you know that's true. I don't know.
Speaker 9: It didn't it didn't work. Didn't look it didn't work.
Speaker 9: It didn't work out too well. So he'll be raising
Speaker 9: money on what they call commons saries.
Speaker 2: That's a fact, all right. Well that is Front page News.
Speaker 6: Yeah, tes is gonna be sticking around because we got
Speaker 6: Larry Elder coming in next. Larry Elder is a radio personality,
Speaker 6: TV personality, a New York Times bestselling author. You've seen
Speaker 6: him on Fox News. I'm sure he's running to be
Speaker 6: president of the United States of America. Correct, Yeah, So,
Speaker 6: so Tess will be sticking around for.
Speaker 3: That, all right, So don't go anywhere, don't move, Larry Elder.
Speaker 3: When we come back, it's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, the Breakfast.
Speaker 6: Club owning everybody is the dj n V, Charlamagne the gud.
Speaker 3: We are to Breakfast Club. We have Tesli's figure out
Speaker 3: with us, and we got a special guest in the building.
Speaker 3: Twenty twenty four Republican presidential candidate Larry ld Welcome.
Speaker 2: Brother, Thank you so much for having me. It is
Speaker 2: an honor. How you feeling? I feel good.
Speaker 6: He does more than that, though, I mean he radio host,
Speaker 6: my radio host for forty years, a TV author, host,
Speaker 6: Times best selling list.
Speaker 1: I've got a star on the Hollywood Walker Fame Corner
Speaker 1: of Hollywood and Vine Southeast Corner, just saying okay, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: about a handful of radio guides to do, and I'm
Speaker 1: one of them.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think it's you, Elvis, Duran, Angelina, Yeah, big boy,
Speaker 6: a guy named Arthur Godfrey.
Speaker 2: Okay, so let's jump right into it. Why are you
Speaker 2: running for president?
Speaker 1: Well, I'm running as an America first mega guy, and
Speaker 1: we have an America first mega guy running obviously. So
Speaker 1: the question is what do you bring to the table.
Speaker 1: Maga mega, And the answer is I bring a lot
Speaker 1: of issues to the table that I feel our side
Speaker 1: is not talk enough about, if at all. For example,
Speaker 1: the number one so problem in America by far is
Speaker 1: the epidemic not of COVID, but a fabulous seventy percent
Speaker 1: of black kids today into the world without a father
Speaker 1: in the home married to the mother, up from twenty
Speaker 1: five percent back in nineteen sixty five. Now twenty five
Speaker 1: percent of white kids into the world today without a
Speaker 1: father in the home, married to the mother.
Speaker 2: And the stats are clear, even Barack Obama once side
Speaker 2: of them.
Speaker 1: If you're raised without a dad, or five times we're
Speaker 1: likely to be poor and commit crime, nine times we're
Speaker 1: likely to drop out of school, and twenty times we're
Speaker 1: likely to end up in jail. What's happened in the
Speaker 1: mid sixties, which I think the best of intentions. A
Speaker 1: Democrat named Lenna Johnson launched what he called the War
Speaker 1: on Poverty, and since then we have incentivized women to
Speaker 1: marry the government and incentivized men to abandon their financial
Speaker 1: and moral responsibility. Eighty seven percent of blacks lived under
Speaker 1: the poverty line. Now it's about fourteen percent. You can't
Speaker 1: blame it on poverty. You can't blame it on racism.
Speaker 1: It is a breakdown of the nuclear intact family, and
Speaker 1: neither side is talking about it. The left doesn't talk
Speaker 1: about it because they caused it with the welfare state,
Speaker 1: and our side does not talk about it because if
Speaker 1: you're white, you'll be accused of dissing single moms who
Speaker 1: are heroically raising these kids, or you'll be accused of
Speaker 1: being a racist, or if you're black, you'd be accused.
Speaker 1: I was by the La Times being the black face
Speaker 1: of white supremacy. Nobody's talking about that. I am because
Speaker 1: what do white people do wrong? What do you mean,
Speaker 1: what do white people do? I'm not worried about white people.
Speaker 1: I'm worried about what's going on with us.
Speaker 2: If there's systemic racism in this country, I no, No,
Speaker 2: I don't say there is. You say there is. I
Speaker 2: don't believe that.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 2: There used to be. Obviously, Well, well, it seems it
Speaker 2: seems to me.
Speaker 1: Rather than deal with with what's going on the pathology
Speaker 1: that's going on in the inner city, you want to blame.
Speaker 1: You want me to talk about how bad white people aren't,
Speaker 1: which I don't think, which I don't think is a
Speaker 1: particularly productive thing to do.
Speaker 2: I think I'm talking. I'm talking as a cause and effect.
Speaker 6: But you know, if we can't talk about the cause,
Speaker 6: which I believe is systemic racism and white supremacy, well,
Speaker 6: I just told you if it's systemic racism, please explain
Speaker 6: to me how it was when Americans America really has
Speaker 6: systemic racism.
Speaker 1: In nineteen forty, eighty seven percent of blacks lived on
Speaker 1: the poverty line. Again, this is during Jim Crow era.
Speaker 1: My father is from Athens, Georgia, grew up in Jim Crow.
Speaker 1: My mom is from Hunty, Alabama, grew up in Jim Crow.
Speaker 1: Eighty seven percent of blacks lived below the poverty line.
Speaker 1: This is before brown versus Board of Education. You did
Speaker 1: not find you did not find these kind of black
Speaker 1: on black crime.
Speaker 8: But they still were living below the poverty line.
Speaker 9: Though, sir, sorry forgetting the fact that they were still
Speaker 9: living below the poverty line. You're picking and choosing, saying
Speaker 9: this was good, but this was bast the bottom line
Speaker 9: and between the party line.
Speaker 8: But let's move forward.
Speaker 1: Well, let me, can I just me, can I just
Speaker 1: address that in nineteen forty eighty seven percent of blacks
Speaker 1: lived under the poverty line. Nineteen sixty, that number had
Speaker 1: fallen into forty seven percent. That's a forty point drop
Speaker 1: in twenty years. That's the greatest twenty year period of
Speaker 1: economic expansion for black people in the history of America. Again,
Speaker 1: well before Brown versus Board of Education, well before the
Speaker 1: KKK imploded, well before we had race based preferences. Why
Speaker 1: because it was rare for a black kid to be
Speaker 1: raised in a family without a father in the home.
Speaker 1: A strong belief in Judaeo Christian values, a belief in
Speaker 1: patriotism even as America wasn't applying these values to Black
Speaker 1: people obviously in a belief in entrepreneurship. All those things
Speaker 1: are now under assault by organizations like Black Lives Matter.
Speaker 1: Charlemagnelack Lives Matter had on their website and attack on
Speaker 1: the Nuclear Family.
Speaker 12: Uh.
Speaker 1: The founders are self described Marxist trained Marxist. Marx wanted
Speaker 1: to dethrone God, was an atheist, and Marx did not
Speaker 1: believe in capitalism, let alone entrepreneurship. All the things that
Speaker 1: made black people still survive in virulent racism are now
Speaker 1: under attacked by organizations like Black Lives Matter.
Speaker 2: All those things have always been under attacked by white supremacy.
Speaker 6: You can go back to things like whether it's the
Speaker 6: Tulsa race math, because like every time black people do
Speaker 6: create these systems that are our systems and we are
Speaker 6: the entrepreneurs, it seems like white differency finds a way
Speaker 6: to every time.
Speaker 1: Look the Tulsa massacre. Within about five years, that whole
Speaker 1: area was rebuilt. It was not even called the Black
Speaker 1: Wall Street until after it was rebuilt, and was rebuilt,
Speaker 1: by the way, by black people without one dime of
Speaker 1: government money.
Speaker 2: I destroyed to begin with. It was right.
Speaker 1: Racists have destroyed it, no question about it. We've had
Speaker 1: we've had race rights, but so generally.
Speaker 8: So you agree that there's racism, I'm just so confused.
Speaker 1: I never even came closer to said I never came
Speaker 1: I never came flose, I never came close to saying
Speaker 1: there was no racism.
Speaker 2: You don't think it's systemic racism.
Speaker 1: Not anymore obviously there was. We had something called slavery,
Speaker 1: we had something called and.
Speaker 8: Destroyed Black Wall Street.
Speaker 9: It's the same system right now that it's not even
Speaker 9: wanting to pay those same living descendants. Because I know
Speaker 9: your position on reparations, but those same living descendants of
Speaker 9: Black Wall Street.
Speaker 8: And then you move and then you go on to
Speaker 8: say that this the systems, the quote unquote system is.
Speaker 9: Also trying to destroy President Trump. So I'm just so
Speaker 9: confused on do you believe that the system can destroy
Speaker 9: or not? You pick and choose, sir, And that's what
Speaker 9: was so confusing to me. You just said it wasn't racism.
Speaker 9: Now it is racism.
Speaker 1: When it was I said, I said, I said it
Speaker 1: was rast I said, it wasn't systemic racism.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about what you can. I can, I can,
Speaker 2: I can. I just make this, make this point, charlemane police.
Speaker 2: Let's take Chinese Americans.
Speaker 1: Chinese Americans were the first ethnic group to be excluded
Speaker 1: with an immigration Act in the late eighteen hundreds.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 1: They had riots against Chinese in la in San Francisco.
Speaker 1: There were laws that prevented Chinese Americans from participating in
Speaker 1: the laundry business. I'm in CALIFORNI on your California, of course,
Speaker 1: rounded up Japanese Americans during World War Two. There were
Speaker 1: laws that prevented Japanese Americans from owning farmland. The average
Speaker 1: Japanese American household has a higher per capita income than
Speaker 1: the average white household. The average Chinese American household has
Speaker 1: a higher per capita income than the average white household.
Speaker 1: How does that happen. It happens because of a strong
Speaker 1: belief in family. It is rare for a Chinese American
Speaker 1: or a Japanese American kid to have a child outside
Speaker 1: of wedlock. And a strong belief in education, and a
Speaker 1: strong belief in entrepreneurship. These are the kinds of qualities
Speaker 1: that make people successful.
Speaker 3: Can't blame everything on having a fatherless family, right because
Speaker 3: I didn't say blaming everything, But that's what you're saying.
Speaker 2: You're saying a strong community.
Speaker 5: You said.
Speaker 2: That's what I just said. I didn't say. You talk
Speaker 2: about the Asian community.
Speaker 3: Asian community, it's easy for them to get loans for entrepreneurships,
Speaker 3: it's easy for them to get loans for houses. It's
Speaker 3: harder for our community to get loans, right, and not
Speaker 3: just because of poor credit scores. It's because of where
Speaker 3: the areas are. You talked about the Asian community. A
Speaker 3: lot of the Asian community have their own banks, and
Speaker 3: they're able to process and get their own banks. There's
Speaker 3: not too many African American branches that are able to
Speaker 3: give out money. He said, that's one.
Speaker 2: Then let's talk about getting grants for schools.
Speaker 3: They're not even giving grants for schools at the rate
Speaker 3: that they're giving grants for white people. And let's talk
Speaker 3: about when they talk about entrepreneurship, they are giving so
Speaker 3: much money to these white and Asian kids and Asian
Speaker 3: people doing it and a thousand times less than our community.
Speaker 2: Will you agree to any of that? No, No, I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't agree with visually any any of what you
Speaker 1: just now said. The turndown rate for a white applicant
Speaker 1: for a mortgage is higher than the turndown rate for
Speaker 1: a Japanese or a Chinese.
Speaker 2: Applicant for a mortgage.
Speaker 1: Now, are you telling me that banks are discriminating against
Speaker 1: white and in favor of Asian Americans? Is because their
Speaker 1: credit scores are better, they often live below their means,
Speaker 1: they save more even when they're making the same amount
Speaker 1: of money than black people do. If you have poor
Speaker 1: credit score, you're not going to get a loan period,
Speaker 1: end of statement. Even the head of Urban League, even
Speaker 1: the head of Urban League, a black man, once said
Speaker 1: that if you have poor credit score, you're not going
Speaker 1: to get a loan period.
Speaker 2: End of statement. All we got more with Larry Elder
Speaker 2: when we come back, don't move. It's to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 3: Everybody is dej n V. Charlemagne to God. We are
Speaker 3: the Breakfast Club. Of course we have Teslin Figaro with us,
Speaker 3: and we're kicking it with Larry ALDA Charlamage.
Speaker 2: I mean that's your question.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the Donald Trump, Rudy Giuliani, and I'm pretty sure
Speaker 6: everybody who just called a rico with him and Georgia,
Speaker 6: they all had fathers and they still ended up in jail.
Speaker 2: How did that happen?
Speaker 1: Nobody said. Nobody said if you have a father, you
Speaker 1: won't go to jail. Nobody said if you didn't have
Speaker 1: a father, you were going to jail. My father never
Speaker 1: knew his biological father. He got thrown out of the
Speaker 1: house when he was eight. When he was thirteen years old,
Speaker 1: eighth grade drop out, Jim Crow South Athens, Georgia.
Speaker 2: Fast forward.
Speaker 1: My dad cleaned toilets, two full time jobs cleaning toilets
Speaker 1: when I was growing up, went to night school to
Speaker 1: get his ged, and then after that he went to
Speaker 1: night school to learn how to operate a small restaurant
Speaker 1: age of forty seven. My dad saved his Nicholson dyes
Speaker 1: from his job, starts a small restaurant near downtown LA.
Speaker 1: Fast forward, he retires in his eighties. He owned that restaurant.
Speaker 1: He owned property next door, plus the house that's still
Speaker 1: in our family. Not too shabby for somebody who did
Speaker 1: not know his biological father. It's not a death sentence.
Speaker 1: You still have choices. It's just much much more difficult
Speaker 1: to raise a child on your role. Even tupacs Chakor said,
Speaker 1: I know for a fact, Tupa excuse me. I know
Speaker 1: for a fact, had I had a father, would have
Speaker 1: been more confident, would have been more disciplined.
Speaker 2: End of quote.
Speaker 6: Well, how did all those white men end up in
Speaker 6: jail when they still have fathers, the Trump's and Giuliani.
Speaker 2: I'm just asking the question, how did they end up
Speaker 2: in jail? Because because because some people commit crimes.
Speaker 6: So you do believe that prompt Giuliani, then they committed
Speaker 6: a crime. I don't know, but you just said some
Speaker 6: people commit crimes. I said some people commited a crime.
Speaker 6: Didn't say Donald Trump committed to crime. If you asked
Speaker 6: me specifically whether I believe Donald Trump came to Decron.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 6: I don't specifically about those people and why they ended
Speaker 6: up in jail. They all got fathered.
Speaker 1: Well, Donald Trump is not in jail. Oh you got indicted, Yeah,
Speaker 1: you got indicting. That's that's a far cry from being
Speaker 1: in jail. But what's your thoughts with the book?
Speaker 3: And you see that they're trying to take our history
Speaker 3: out of these history books and not trying to teach
Speaker 3: our history.
Speaker 1: Which I find it interesting that the Democrats are the
Speaker 1: ones complaining about Florida. This is a party of slavery,
Speaker 1: party of Jim Crow, the Party of the KKK, the
Speaker 1: Party of the Southern Manifesto, of the Party of Dred Scott,
Speaker 1: the party that I said earlier destroyed the Nuclear Intact family,
Speaker 1: and the party that is opposing school choice, and now
Speaker 1: they want to lecture Florida on making sure the proper
Speaker 1: history of slavery is taught.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't know anybody who's defending slavery, anybody not not
Speaker 1: Ron said he'd not defending people benefited from slavery. Actually,
Speaker 1: you're talking about one life's talking about one line about
Speaker 1: one hundred and twenty seven pages of of of the study,
Speaker 1: and it is a line that was repeated almost verbatim
Speaker 1: and the associated in the Advanced Placement African American course
Speaker 1: that the UH the Senus administration refused to use because
Speaker 1: of all the sexual stuff that was in it. It's
Speaker 1: basically the same thing that was in the Advanced Placement
Speaker 1: African American courses. And now because it's in that, all
Speaker 1: of a sudden, the governor is accused of somehow defending slavery.
Speaker 2: He's not doing anything of the sort.
Speaker 8: We So you you were actually one that defended slavery
Speaker 8: in your comments.
Speaker 9: You said that like it or not, slavery was legal
Speaker 9: in the response reparation, So it's you that was defending slavery.
Speaker 1: Correct Defending it and saying that it's illegal are two
Speaker 1: very different things. Slavery, slavery, slavery, slavery response slavery.
Speaker 9: Unfortunately, your response was your response into if reparations should,
Speaker 9: if preparations should happen. So your response to that was
Speaker 9: like it or not, slavery was legal, and one would
Speaker 9: think that that was a defense on those.
Speaker 1: Who well what you would think it was a defense,
Speaker 1: but it is not a defense. Unfortunately, Slavery has been
Speaker 1: part and parcel of human history from the very beginning.
Speaker 1: Asians enslaved, Asians, whites enslaved whites, blacks and slave blacks,
Speaker 1: Native Americans slave, native naive Americans. This is a culture,
Speaker 1: the Western civilization, that had a revulsion against it. We
Speaker 1: had a civil war against it, and we alt to
Speaker 1: applaud ourselves for doing something about this. This is a
Speaker 1: flawed country. It's moving forward, it's becoming more perfect all
Speaker 1: the time today. If you are born and raised in America,
Speaker 1: if you finish high school, presumably one where you can
Speaker 1: read writing, computing grade level, which is why it supports
Speaker 1: school choice, don't have a kid before you're twenty. Get
Speaker 1: married first, get a job, keep a job, don't quit
Speaker 1: it until you get another job, and avoid the criminal
Speaker 1: justice system. You will not be poor. If you don't
Speaker 1: follow that formula. There's a good chance you will be
Speaker 1: Larry Eld.
Speaker 3: Why would somebody from our community vote for you? Why
Speaker 3: should they vote you watched it in a black person.
Speaker 2: Vote for you?
Speaker 1: Because I'm telling the truth and the truth oftentimes it's unpleasant.
Speaker 1: It's not pleasant for me to be called the black
Speaker 1: face of white supremacy. As the LA Times did It's
Speaker 1: not pleasant for me to be accused of being anti black,
Speaker 1: as Tavis Smiley once called me, because I don't support reparations.
Speaker 1: By the way, Barack Obama never supported reparations, nobody called
Speaker 1: him anti black. We need to talk about what's going on.
Speaker 1: What's going on is to break down to the family,
Speaker 1: and most of the things we complain about downstream, whether
Speaker 1: it's crime or where it's bad schools, the genesis is
Speaker 1: the breakdown of the nuclear intact family, and we don't
Speaker 1: talk enough about it.
Speaker 3: Do you agree that our community is hit harder with
Speaker 3: a lot of things that you just said, whether it
Speaker 3: is racist, whether it is getting loans, whether it is
Speaker 3: getting entrepreneurship, whether it is education, whether it is all
Speaker 3: those things. You do understand that and agree with that.
Speaker 1: I do, But much of it is either self inflicted
Speaker 1: or because of policies that we have supported Democrats that
Speaker 1: we have supported. I wrote a book called is coming
Speaker 1: out in October. It's called ad Schools California, My Mission
Speaker 1: to Rescue the Golden State and save the nation. It's
Speaker 1: about the one party rule in California. California has super
Speaker 1: majorities of Democrats in the Senate and in the House,
Speaker 1: and as a result, our schools are working are near
Speaker 1: the bottom. People are leaving California for the very first time.
Speaker 1: We have the highest state income tax in the country.
Speaker 1: The average price of home in California cost one hundred
Speaker 1: and seventy five percent above the national average, all because
Speaker 1: of these left wing policies that are hurting the very people,
Speaker 1: black and brown people living in the inner city that
Speaker 1: people on the left claim that they care about.
Speaker 9: Mister Elder, I know a lot of black conservatives, and
Speaker 9: I completely agree about the black family.
Speaker 8: I don't think anybody here objects to that.
Speaker 9: I just I think when you talk about ideology and
Speaker 9: then you mix in parties and then personalities, it gets
Speaker 9: kind of confusing. And you know, you mentioned yourself not
Speaker 9: to moan and groan. You know that as long as
Speaker 9: you work hard all as well. And I think where
Speaker 9: the conflict that is coming in is you did moan
Speaker 9: and grown about how the Republicans treated you. You did
Speaker 9: moan and grown about Governor Newsom, and you know asking
Speaker 9: for a recall. You did not leave that up to
Speaker 9: the voters. Yeah, one moment you're complaining about the system,
Speaker 9: and the next ivnuge you're saying the system is fair.
Speaker 8: The next MANU, you're saying it is not fair. So
Speaker 8: that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 9: There just seems to be a double standard on you
Speaker 9: and the system not wanting to be accountable for a
Speaker 9: system that black people are not in charge of, by
Speaker 9: the way, right of not wanting to hold both sides
Speaker 9: accountable when it comes to the system.
Speaker 1: Do I believe Hillary was treat it differently and Joe
Speaker 1: Biden treated differently than Donald Trump is being treated?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 4: I do.
Speaker 1: Is that an indictment about whether or not America is
Speaker 1: systemically racist?
Speaker 2: No, it is not two different things.
Speaker 8: Yes, they're trying to merge the two, but they're two
Speaker 8: totally different things.
Speaker 2: I agree with you the system, we're a green, We're agreed.
Speaker 2: They're two different things. We're green, we're.
Speaker 8: Degree the two different things. We're not agreed.
Speaker 9: That does not systematic racism because we're not in charge
Speaker 9: of the system, sir.
Speaker 2: In case you okay, okay, all right, all right? Can
Speaker 2: we can we.
Speaker 8: Black people have never been in charge of any system.
Speaker 2: Actually, actually we have been. Take Baltimore.
Speaker 8: No, we've never been in finish anyway.
Speaker 9: No, tell me what financial system are black people in
Speaker 9: charge of the healthcare system of black? People in charge
Speaker 9: of what government system are black? Tell you prison system
Speaker 9: of back black? Am I ready to tell you I'm
Speaker 9: not talking about mayors. I already know they're talking talking points, sir.
Speaker 9: I go on Fox News all the time as well,
Speaker 9: So let's not let's not go there with that. I said,
Speaker 9: what system have we created? Have we implemented that we
Speaker 9: have been in charge of?
Speaker 8: Name one?
Speaker 2: Is this why you don't like talking to black women?
Speaker 1: Larry Wow Baltimore, Freddie Gray a few years You know
Speaker 1: that's mayors.
Speaker 8: I'm not talking. I said system.
Speaker 2: You're basically saying that they're just the black faces that
Speaker 2: are still.
Speaker 9: In similar to you, mister Elder, you're a black face
Speaker 9: and in a position in the conservative movement.
Speaker 8: They're They're just the same. They're just on the other side.
Speaker 8: I'm talking.
Speaker 1: So then so then so then so then when Martin
Speaker 1: Luther King said in nineteen sixty six, I believe that
Speaker 1: could be a black president in about forty years time,
Speaker 1: then it really doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: But there's one or is it's nothing nothing changed?
Speaker 9: He was he was not even killed him as well. Well,
Speaker 9: we know that the FBI and the CIA also killed him.
Speaker 9: That system you realize that, correct.
Speaker 2: Wow, an individual killed him?
Speaker 8: Right, that was also part of pro hotel through the system. Correct?
Speaker 2: Not correct? Not correct?
Speaker 12: He was.
Speaker 8: I didn't have anything to do with it. The CIA
Speaker 8: didn't have anything to.
Speaker 5: Do with it.
Speaker 1: Was definitely on Martin's ass like I didn't. I didn't
Speaker 1: say he wasn't. Robert Kennedy is the one that approved
Speaker 1: the wire taps. But to say that the FBI killed him,
Speaker 1: I mean, what's your evidence of that. Oh no, that's
Speaker 1: that's a pretty serious charge. Yeah, said, pretty serious charge.
Speaker 2: Don't move.
Speaker 3: We got more with Larry Elder when we come back
Speaker 3: as the break Club. Good morning, how everybody is dj
Speaker 3: V Charlemagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club. Of
Speaker 3: course we have Teslin Figaro with us, and we're kicking
Speaker 3: it with Larry Elda Charlomagne.
Speaker 6: You think members of your party are leaning toward fascism,
Speaker 6: Define fascistulitary.
Speaker 2: Define fascism.
Speaker 6: I mean the rejection of democracy, the rule of law,
Speaker 6: and equal rights under the law in favor of a
Speaker 6: strong man Donald Trump who interprets the popular will.
Speaker 1: No, I don't. Fascism is when the government allows you
Speaker 1: to own means of production. The government tells you what
Speaker 1: to do. Frankly, technically, people like Barack Obama are fascists.
Speaker 1: That is to say, these are left wing people telling
Speaker 1: you how to run your business, telling you what to sell,
Speaker 1: telling you what you can't sell. For example, in California,
Speaker 1: we have a governor named Gavin Newsom who recently said,
Speaker 1: by the year twenty thirty five, no more sale of
Speaker 1: new gas powered cars.
Speaker 2: How dare you?
Speaker 1: Most people don't want an ev They like their own
Speaker 1: gasoline powered cars. But now you're telling car dealership they
Speaker 1: can't even sell them.
Speaker 2: What do you call that?
Speaker 1: Well, what about you know, when you tell women what
Speaker 1: to do with their bodies, Well, that is a moral issue.
Speaker 1: I happen to be pro life, and I believe that
Speaker 1: abortion is a sin. That's not telling women what to
Speaker 1: do with their body. That's expressing my opinion about whether
Speaker 1: or not it is right or it is wrong.
Speaker 6: And you have a real democracy if you're taking away
Speaker 6: people's power of choice, if you're taking away people's power
Speaker 6: to choose, not giving them any options.
Speaker 1: Well, if you consider it to be a you considered
Speaker 1: to be a crime, that abortion is a sin, in
Speaker 1: my opinion, not taking people to right to choose.
Speaker 2: You're making a moral statement about what's right and what's wrong.
Speaker 9: So how does that apply to President Trump? Think because
Speaker 9: you said that was a two system that.
Speaker 2: Because I don't I don't believe. I don't believe Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: You don't think he did anything I don't think he
Speaker 2: did anything wrong. No, I don't. Have you ever heard
Speaker 2: a wake up call?
Speaker 6: No, it is an incident where a person of color
Speaker 6: forgets that they are of color and are reminded rather
Speaker 6: brutally by an unexpected act of racist brother.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm acutely aware, Charlemagne, that I'm a black person,
Speaker 1: just as you are a black person. And when Joe
Speaker 1: Biden insulted you by saying you ain't really black, we
Speaker 1: don't know whether or not you want to vote for
Speaker 1: me or vote for Donald Trump teams see me, that
Speaker 1: should have been a wake up call on your How
Speaker 1: dare this guy come in here and insult you, a
Speaker 1: black man, to tell you you got to think a
Speaker 1: certain kind of way.
Speaker 2: I'm amazed. If you weren't mad about that, I'm not
Speaker 2: gonna say that it upset me. It's like I'm not
Speaker 2: letting you upset me. You know, I mean, I don't
Speaker 2: tend to get upset over things. Well, what I did say, well, well,
Speaker 2: you just not talk about an wake up call.
Speaker 1: And it seemed to me that that should have been
Speaker 1: a wake up call on your part to have a
Speaker 1: white guy come in here who also said, by the way,
Speaker 1: about Mitt Romney, because he didn't want to put more
Speaker 1: regulations on Wall Street, gonna put y'all back in chains.
Speaker 1: And Joe Biden had lied for decades about the civil
Speaker 1: rights record, claiming that he desegregated movie theaters and restaurants
Speaker 1: in Wilmington, Delaware, when he didn't.
Speaker 2: Any didn't do any of that.
Speaker 1: He lied and said that he tried to visit Nelson
Speaker 1: Mandela during a part eid South Africa. He did not,
Speaker 1: And he came in here and told you you aren't
Speaker 1: even black, and lets you think a certain kind of way.
Speaker 1: It seems to me that should have been a wake
Speaker 1: up call for you, but it wasn't apparent yet.
Speaker 2: I mean, no, for the record, I'm not a Democrat.
Speaker 2: Art vote because I.
Speaker 1: Didn't say you were. I don't know what you are.
Speaker 1: I never even asked you about your party affiliation. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, but you are black and to have
Speaker 1: a white guy come in here and tell you you
Speaker 1: have to say, I think a certain kind of way.
Speaker 2: Otherwise you quote ain't black. Wow.
Speaker 6: I mean you probably right, but I didn't taking in
Speaker 6: that way. Well, I did as I said to him
Speaker 6: in that moment. You know, it's just about me wanting
Speaker 6: something from my people, and I want to know what
Speaker 6: is he going to do for my people? And not
Speaker 6: only for my people? Now, how are you going to
Speaker 6: atone for the things you've done to my people?
Speaker 2: Right? That's it? But why should black people rock with
Speaker 2: the g Vitan?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 2: What are the reasons? Economics?
Speaker 1: I had Tavis Smiley and Cornell West on my radio
Speaker 1: show one Charlomagne, and I told Tavis and Cornell West
Speaker 1: that under Ronald Reagan, black adult unemployment fell faster than
Speaker 1: white adult unemployment. Black Hispanic unemployment fell faster than did
Speaker 1: white unemployment. Black teenage unemployment fell faster than did white
Speaker 1: a teenage unemployment. Black businesses were created at a rate faster,
Speaker 1: their revenues grew at a rate faster. And they both
Speaker 1: told me that I was wrong and that they would
Speaker 1: have the data on my desk by Monday. That was
Speaker 1: fifteen years ago. I know the mail is slow, but
Speaker 1: it seems to me they should have given it to
Speaker 1: me by now again. Donald Trump resided over the best
Speaker 1: economy ever for black people, lowest unemployment, and it seems
Speaker 1: to me the number one reason that most people vote
Speaker 1: is because of the economy. We have had forty year
Speaker 1: historic high in inflation. We've had gas prices that are
Speaker 1: now about forty percent more than what they were when
Speaker 1: Joe Biden came into office. And we have about seven
Speaker 1: million illegal aliens in our country, and the bulk of
Speaker 1: the suffering because of these illegal aliens will be born
Speaker 1: by black people living in the inner city. Those are
Speaker 1: three reasons alone not to vote for the Democratic Party
Speaker 1: and to vote for Republican Party.
Speaker 9: Well, just the sip a question, have the Republicans done
Speaker 9: anything that you disagree with? Just out of curiosity?
Speaker 1: They spend too much. I think taxes are still too high.
Speaker 1: There are a lot of Republicans that support things like
Speaker 1: minimum wages. And by the way, Milton Feeben, one of
Speaker 1: my favorite economists, said the minimum wage is perhaps the
Speaker 1: most anti black law on the statute books.
Speaker 2: Close quote.
Speaker 1: At one time, a black teenager was more likely to
Speaker 1: have a job than a white teenager until the minimum
Speaker 1: wage came along and kicked it up and up and up.
Speaker 1: So there are policies that the Republican Party supports, like
Speaker 1: minimum wage.
Speaker 2: Some of them do that I don't like.
Speaker 1: They're also also kinds of licensing, unnecessary licensing. I was
Speaker 1: at an Apple store a few years ago and this
Speaker 1: black woman waited on me, and she was very sharp technically.
Speaker 1: I'm not very technically sharp, and I was very impressed,
Speaker 1: and I said, have you always been technically sharp? She goes, well,
Speaker 1: I'm not really. I'm just here because I want to
Speaker 1: earn enough money to get a license.
Speaker 2: To cut hair. I said, black hair. She said yes.
Speaker 1: I said, you don't know how to cut that black
Speaker 1: hair already. I have black barbers in my family. Everybody
Speaker 1: learned how to cut hair on their own. She said, well,
Speaker 1: in California, you have to have a license to open
Speaker 1: up a shop to cut hair. I said, much did
Speaker 1: it cost? She said five thousand dollars. I said, you
Speaker 1: need to get a five thousand dollar license to learn
Speaker 1: how to do something you already know how to do.
Speaker 12: What is that?
Speaker 1: So a lot of the rules and regulations, Okay, how
Speaker 1: hard you are, but the system applies to both blacks
Speaker 1: and whites too, but fair enough, those systems are to
Speaker 1: be struck down. And so there are lots of things
Speaker 1: Republicans do that I don't cut in hair.
Speaker 12: You know that.
Speaker 3: You know they have to train how to learn with
Speaker 3: diseases and to make sure your clip is are clean
Speaker 3: and make sure certain things that you have to follow
Speaker 3: certain protocols so that you can be a barber, so
Speaker 3: that you can make sure that the community is safe
Speaker 3: when you're doing these protocols.
Speaker 2: Well, if there weren't government protocols, there be other protocols.
Speaker 6: Oh, I do want to ask you when did you
Speaker 6: When do you think systemic racism ended? Since you said
Speaker 6: it don't exist anymore? When did it end?
Speaker 1: I can't come up with a specific time, but when
Speaker 1: I'm got elected? This is really important. He got elected
Speaker 1: with a little more than fifty two percent.
Speaker 2: Of the vote.
Speaker 1: He walks into the Oval office the third week of January.
Speaker 1: He had a seventy percent approval. How can that be?
Speaker 1: How can fifteen percent all of a sudden support this man?
Speaker 1: It wasn't because they wanted capital gains taxes race, which
Speaker 1: Obama promised to do. It wasn't because of Obamacare, which
Speaker 1: Obama promised to do. It's because many Americans said, at
Speaker 1: the very least, he'll stop the nonsense that America remains
Speaker 1: systemically racist. And for eight years, in my humble opinion,
Speaker 1: he played race card, if the race card, after the
Speaker 1: race card. So when he entered the Oval Office, both
Speaker 1: blacks and whites thought race relations would get better. When
Speaker 1: he left, both blacks and whites thought they got worse.
Speaker 1: Why because he did things like the Cambridge police acted
Speaker 1: stupidly when they didn't if I had a son, he
Speaker 1: looked like Trayvon, when what happened to Trayvon had nothing
Speaker 1: to do with his race. The embraced Black Lives Matter,
Speaker 1: He invited Al Sharpen and the White House over seventy times.
Speaker 1: He said that racism is in the America's DNA. He
Speaker 1: said all sorts of things, so that when he left,
Speaker 1: both blacks and whites thought race relations got worse.
Speaker 8: But let's start.
Speaker 9: This is where they and we can disagree to disagree,
Speaker 9: because you're mixing race relations and voters with voters decided
Speaker 9: to do who might just be very good people that
Speaker 9: decided to elect a black man, confusing with institutional system racism,
Speaker 9: and those are just two totally different things, and it's
Speaker 9: okay if we just agree to disagree. I'm just talking
Speaker 9: about institutions versus relations are just two totally different things,
Speaker 9: and that's just where we just disagree with that, and
Speaker 9: that's okay.
Speaker 1: Well, we didn't really get into mass incarceration. But most
Speaker 1: people who are behind bars or behind bars because they
Speaker 1: committed a violent crime against somebody else, and often the
Speaker 1: black people who are behind bars committed to violence crime
Speaker 1: against another black person.
Speaker 9: Well, when I'm talking about mass incarceration, I'm not talking
Speaker 9: about violent crimes. I'm talking about non violent crimes, particularly
Speaker 9: the war on drugs.
Speaker 1: Well, in order for you to go go go to jail,
Speaker 1: you have to commit a crime if you walk down
Speaker 1: the street. Always when you're black in America, Well, where
Speaker 1: are the class action lawsuits?
Speaker 2: Charla Maine.
Speaker 1: We have all these black lawyers, many black people have
Speaker 1: gone to law school. Where are the class action lawsuits
Speaker 1: claiming that a bunch of people are behind bars illegally wrongfully?
Speaker 2: Where are they? So you think everybody that's behind I.
Speaker 1: Didn't say that. I didn't say that. Why don't you
Speaker 1: answer my question? Where the class action lawsuits.
Speaker 2: Oh, you got need money to do class you have.
Speaker 1: You've had a You've had a black attorney General, Eric Holder,
Speaker 1: you had back to back black attorneys General Eric Holder
Speaker 1: and Retta Lynch.
Speaker 2: Why didn't they release a whole bunch of people who
Speaker 2: are illegally behind bars? Why didn't they do that? Yeah,
Speaker 2: the Black president.
Speaker 9: Critics black president criticized them as well. Went on record
Speaker 9: because actually, you're right. He lied and said that he
Speaker 9: was going to fix the crack cocaine disparagy. So I
Speaker 9: went on record, you're right. So, sir, I have no
Speaker 9: problem with criticizing black Democrats.
Speaker 5: We do that.
Speaker 8: Charlemagne does that all the time.
Speaker 9: It's just the imbalance of understanding that even black faces
Speaker 9: and high places, even including yours and Democrats Republicans, just
Speaker 9: being fair across the board.
Speaker 8: That's all.
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Speaker 2: All right, it's Larry Elder. It's the black Clog of morning. Everybody.
Speaker 3: It's dj n V Charlamagne the guy. We are the
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club. Shot to Larry Elder for joining us.
Speaker 2: I like a lively discussion. Very likely. Can't wait to
Speaker 2: read those comments later on. All right, well we have
Speaker 2: Stitches here. Of course, she's our guest co host. Thanks
Speaker 2: for having me, guys, no, thank you for joining us.
Speaker 2: Let's get right to the rumors. This is the rumor report.
Speaker 2: Your girl.
Speaker 4: On the Breakfast Clubs highly favorite. I guess you could
Speaker 4: say the best concept. Can I do some for what
Speaker 4: we do back home?
Speaker 2: Once again?
Speaker 4: Thank you Taylor for that intro. Can I take that
Speaker 4: home with me? Guys, Yes, I sure do appreciate it. Okay,
Speaker 4: it's pretty light today, but some good news. Big congratulations
Speaker 4: to n Eli Chopper. He welcomes his new son, chosen one.
Speaker 2: So you get it. It's spelled c h o z
Speaker 2: E N one w o n e Oh yeah yeah,
Speaker 2: So congratulations A lot like the meaning behind it and everything.
Speaker 2: But come on, we gotta think about it.
Speaker 6: So you heard about the meaning, you know, the means
Speaker 6: chosen one. The way he spelled it, It's very get
Speaker 6: creative with names, man, we got to think about these
Speaker 6: things just a little bit.
Speaker 2: Chosen one. My name is r A A capital s
Speaker 2: h A U N. You's go dogs. You know what
Speaker 2: I'm saying. What's with chosen one? Chosen one?
Speaker 6: I would rather just spell it O N E. He's
Speaker 6: want to spell it the way it looks like someone
Speaker 6: of the Chinese menu.
Speaker 2: Man, congratulations and L but I can't congrats mama n
Speaker 2: L A chapter.
Speaker 6: More importantly, congratulations on your on the woman having a healthy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, absolutely know. There was a video though he
Speaker 2: showed of her throwing up and like it was not.
Speaker 3: I don't know if I throwing up is not the problem,
Speaker 3: No it was, it wasn't. As long as the baby's
Speaker 3: healthy and the mom is healthy, that's the most important.
Speaker 4: And he's doing a lot in the community to I
Speaker 4: like the pivot and the change that he made investing
Speaker 4: back into youth.
Speaker 6: And yes, absolutely just question his baby naming skills. But
Speaker 6: that's that's neither he nor that.
Speaker 2: All right, well, let's talk music with Chris Brown. What
Speaker 2: does Leonard mean? It's d Majestic proper.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, my name means rebirth. I found that
Speaker 4: out Rene. They'd like, you know, Mary Kate, but my
Speaker 4: real name l I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm a momma dam in Canada.
Speaker 4: All right, let's talk about Chris Brown, though shares a
Speaker 4: new album title, so Breezy fans will be excited about this.
Speaker 4: So in a caption, he posted, I see some of
Speaker 4: my diehard fans wanting me to add more songs for
Speaker 4: the new project, and I love y'all for that, but
Speaker 4: I just feel I need all to really miss me
Speaker 4: and take my art seriously. I'm just focused on giving
Speaker 4: y'all the best to digest. So his new album will
Speaker 4: be released November eleventh, eleven eleventh, So big up to
Speaker 4: Chris Breezy on that. Speaking of more albums, congrats to Drizzy.
Speaker 4: You remember the album that we were all like, the
Speaker 4: dance music with you know what I'm talking about? Yep,
Speaker 4: never mind, honestly never mind. That is officially certified platinum.
Speaker 2: Okay, Oh, the Drake Dance album. Yeah, that was the
Speaker 2: time a lot of people were doing. That's Sticky was
Speaker 2: on it right now. Sticky, yes, Sticky, And also I
Speaker 2: think Jimmy Cooks was on that with twenty one Savage. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that was the only hip hop record on that.
Speaker 4: But certified platinum it became. So it's pretty like today.
Speaker 4: But congratulations to Drizzy Drake on that.
Speaker 2: Yep, so it's Drake. Yeah, that is our room report
Speaker 2: and I.
Speaker 6: Also just would like to say yes and talking about
Speaker 6: it only Chopper real quick is that you know a
Speaker 6: lot of times if you just dig deep what you're
Speaker 6: looking to call your child, there are names that mean that,
Speaker 6: Like there are Arabic names and African names that already
Speaker 6: mean you know, chosen, are chosen one.
Speaker 2: You really don't want that name.
Speaker 8: He you don't want to.
Speaker 6: What a name like Mustafoa that means chosen, chosen one
Speaker 6: in Arabic, you know what I mean. And there's African
Speaker 6: names that mean chosen one too. So I'm saying you
Speaker 6: don't have to actually name your child chosen one and
Speaker 6: then spell.
Speaker 3: A w O N.
Speaker 2: That's how he likes it.
Speaker 6: Sure, I'm just giving people options. He doesn't want you options.
Speaker 6: He likes chosen. It's not for him, it's for other people.
Speaker 2: That may want to do like w O N. He
Speaker 2: like chosen. He has a capital z in low case E,
Speaker 2: N and w O. You're not for it.
Speaker 6: Powerful African names look cool too, and powerful Arabic names
Speaker 6: is look okay, So it's chosen one. If he wants
Speaker 6: to name his child basketball, he can name a child basketball,
Speaker 6: a child brook, the child black effect, you can name
Speaker 6: a child black.
Speaker 2: What does you like?
Speaker 6: I promise you somebody named their children basketball. Whoever votes
Speaker 6: to bill a wall around niggas, whoever runs he said
Speaker 6: They're going to bill a wall around niggas.
Speaker 3: I'm voting for brom People named the child Hennessy the
Speaker 3: oh yeah, what's wrong with that?
Speaker 2: It's fine if that's there too. Well. Bacardi, yeah, yep, Miami, yep, Miami.
Speaker 2: I thought those were nicknames about it with some people
Speaker 2: got really all right? Well I'm lying, I don't really know.
Speaker 2: I want to do that. All right.
Speaker 4: That's a poll the best names in black for Black culture?
Speaker 4: What are the best topic names? Top three go ahead names.
Speaker 2: I'm not giving them up. Then I'll be giving up
Speaker 2: my children's name. Oh you're gonna have more, no, so
Speaker 2: you can give them the stingy all right? Well all right,
Speaker 2: it was a light day today.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I see who even a Donkey two man,
Speaker 6: we need Terran Manning slut to Terran Manning from Rige
Speaker 6: the New Black She needs to come to the front
Speaker 6: of the congregation. We'd like to have a word with her,
Speaker 6: and then I'd like to have a discussion about side chicks.
Speaker 2: Should side chicks get beat up? All right?
Speaker 3: Well, we could talk about that after the chicks, after
Speaker 3: the Donkey eight Oh boy, dive deep into that.
Speaker 6: Because everybody always wants to blame one party and cheating
Speaker 6: or infidelity happens.
Speaker 2: But to the cheat guys? But should the best? But
Speaker 2: should cheat?
Speaker 6: I didn't say black men, but it takes to to cheat.
Speaker 6: I just threw a number out there. Black men don't cheat?
Speaker 2: All right, I'm glad you know that. Stitches. We'll discuss
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Speaker 6: Hey, before I do Donkey to Day, I want to
Speaker 6: sleup to my guy n La chopping too.
Speaker 2: Man, he just hit me on the face. Great, great
Speaker 2: young man. I like him. And remember, it's not too
Speaker 2: late to change the.
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Speaker 3: you No chosen is fine man from chosen one.
Speaker 6: Ever, Donkey Today for Thursday, August seventeenth goes the actress
Speaker 6: Tarren Manning. If you don't know who Terren Manning is,
Speaker 6: she played Tiffany on Orange Is the New Black.
Speaker 2: In fact, the reason I.
Speaker 6: Even got a Netflix account back in the day was
Speaker 6: because the Orange Is the New Black. Okay, everybody and
Speaker 6: then Mama was talking about how good this show was,
Speaker 6: and they were correct, and Terren's character, Tiffany, was the
Speaker 6: main antagonist of the first season. She played a meth
Speaker 6: head whose nickname was a Penser Tucky. Yeah, pensa Tucky
Speaker 6: And if you've never seen Oranges The New Black spoil alert.
Speaker 6: She dies in season seven. Okay, overdose, it's been over
Speaker 6: four years. Come on, since it's been over four years
Speaker 6: since the final season ed. If you're not caught up
Speaker 6: by now, you never will.
Speaker 2: Be or whatever.
Speaker 6: But we are gathered here today at Hee Haaw Missionary
Speaker 6: Baptist to give Tearing the credit she deserves for being stupid. Now.
Speaker 6: Stitches is here from one O three five to beat Miami.
Speaker 6: She's our guest Colds for the day because it just
Speaker 6: what do you think of side chicks? When I say
Speaker 6: side chicks, just the first thing that comes to your mind? No, okay, okay?
Speaker 2: You know those giffies that say no, yes, okay, yeah, no.
Speaker 6: Well the reason I ask is because you know my
Speaker 6: family AJ from the We Talk Back podcast wrap on
Speaker 6: the clues box for AJ, she always says side chicks
Speaker 6: should get beat up because the man couldn't cheat if
Speaker 6: the woman didn't allow it, meaning, if you know that
Speaker 6: man got a girlfriend, or you know that man married,
Speaker 6: why are you choosing to mess around with him? It
Speaker 6: takes to to cheat, and the man is definitely making
Speaker 6: a poor choice, but he's also making his choice based
Speaker 6: off the options he's presented. A man can only do
Speaker 6: what he's allowed to do when her logic is if
Speaker 6: women stuck together and decided, hey, we not sleeping with
Speaker 6: other people's boyfriends, we're not sleeping with other people's husbands,
Speaker 6: then the option to cheat would be off the table.
Speaker 6: Debate that amongst yourself. Maybe we'll debate it after donkey.
Speaker 6: But one thing for sure, two things for certain. Black
Speaker 6: men don't cheat, and men of other races shouldn't cheat either.
Speaker 6: And one thing I agree with aj on is women
Speaker 6: shouldn't be accomplices in the act of adultrey either, because
Speaker 6: if you a side chick, that's what you are, an
Speaker 6: accomplice in the act of adultrey. And that is why
Speaker 6: Terren Manning has been called to the front of the
Speaker 6: congregation because she recently got on social media and admitted
Speaker 6: to being an accomplished in an act of adultery.
Speaker 2: Look look at this headline. Okay, Marie, it to you,
Speaker 2: all right. It's ony news. It says orange is the
Speaker 2: new Blacks. Tarren Manning admits to affair with married man.
Speaker 2: Do you want to hear a confession.
Speaker 16: Let's listen the man that I've been messing with the
Speaker 16: married man every night and I was licking.
Speaker 2: His bun hole yep, because he liked it.
Speaker 6: My doing it.
Speaker 16: Yeah, we drove all the way down to Newport Beach
Speaker 16: today so I could buy him a boat.
Speaker 2: I was so in love, so I thought, so I
Speaker 2: could buy this gentleman a boat, and I and I
Speaker 2: brought cash to put a down payment down.
Speaker 16: Like I really love him and his wife because he's married,
Speaker 16: I can't stand her. I've been looking at your man's
Speaker 16: butthole for weeks on end because he likes it a lot.
Speaker 2: Can I do it to him? And he comes to
Speaker 2: me and it happens. Don't you ever threaten me when
Speaker 2: your husband came to me to get.
Speaker 8: His butthole ligged? Don't you ever threaten me again? Leanne,
Speaker 8: You dumb it.
Speaker 6: Wow, not only are women willing to be side chicks,
Speaker 6: The side chicks are out here licking buttholes and buying boats.
Speaker 6: Ask yourself if you've done either for your significant other. Okay,
Speaker 6: when it comes to antalingus and buying boats, all right?
Speaker 6: Did I pronounce that right?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 6: When it comes to analingus and buying boats, you can't
Speaker 6: do them or you're not willing to do them, which
Speaker 6: is it?
Speaker 2: All right? Terran?
Speaker 6: You should be ashamed, of yourself. You out here being
Speaker 6: an accomplice to adult tree. Your tongue should not be
Speaker 6: touching that woman's husband's butt. You out here being a
Speaker 6: bottom feeder and buying this woman's husband a boat, Why
Speaker 6: so you can sail out with him and lick his balloon.
Speaker 2: Knot on the water.
Speaker 8: Huh?
Speaker 6: You want to go out in the ocean and catch
Speaker 6: your own starfish or you want to keep licking on
Speaker 6: the starfish that belongs to another woman? You never thought
Speaker 6: about how starfishes look like buttoles? And tell just now right,
Speaker 6: you're welcome, all right, Terry Manning, you're just doing too much.
Speaker 6: And my brother's come on, man salad tossing, getting your
Speaker 6: salad tooss. You're not just supposed to be out here
Speaker 6: doing that with randoms. Okay, If butt stuff is indeed
Speaker 6: your thing, you should reserve that for who got the ring?
Speaker 6: I repeat, If butt stuff is indeed your thing, you
Speaker 6: should reserve that for who got the ring? No wedding ring,
Speaker 6: no aus ring, Arren Manning, would you suck a wedding
Speaker 6: ring that wasn't yours? Let's just say you a person
Speaker 6: who wears their wedding ring on a chain around their
Speaker 6: neck every now and then, I.
Speaker 2: Put my charm in my mouth like you don't.
Speaker 9: Never do that.
Speaker 2: You know why I do that? Because it's mine.
Speaker 6: Imagine this was my wedding ring and I walked in
Speaker 6: and some random person was sucking on my wedding ring.
Speaker 2: That's how you should treat the aintal ring.
Speaker 6: Don't put your tongue on a person's antal ring if
Speaker 6: that person doesn't belong to you. Tarren Manning, go find
Speaker 6: your own husband and stop pinching and licking on another
Speaker 6: woman's loaf.
Speaker 2: And I'm gonna tell you something else.
Speaker 6: It's bad enough you're sleeping with another woman's husband, but
Speaker 6: you also out here snacking on bookies and buying boats.
Speaker 2: What kind of penis is this man giving you? You
Speaker 2: have absolutely no reason to doing both.
Speaker 6: Of it, to be doing both of these things, okay, Terran,
Speaker 6: you got to pick a struggle personally. If I was
Speaker 6: the man, I wouldn't want either, because I can't explain
Speaker 6: either to my wife. Where did this boat magically come from?
Speaker 6: You bought a boat and didn't tell me. I don't
Speaker 6: know how to reply to that, Okay. Either one of
Speaker 6: those questions we know, especially when the side chick is
Speaker 6: the one who made the purchase. Okay, and my god,
Speaker 6: how do you reply when your wife says and you
Speaker 6: let her eat your Hershey, highway man, we so stupid,
Speaker 6: We probably reply, yeah, but she used the spoon. The
Speaker 6: moral of the story is cheating is wrong, infidelity is wrong.
Speaker 6: Not judging because I've been open about my mistakes. But
Speaker 6: if you're not happy with the person you're with, then
Speaker 6: just end it, right. Cheating is selfish, especially when you
Speaker 6: have a person that is loyal to you. It is
Speaker 6: absolutely trashed the disrespectful person who is loyal to you
Speaker 6: by cheating on him or her. Now, I don't know
Speaker 6: this man Taryn Manning is talking about. I have no
Speaker 6: idea who she's talking about. I just want to tell him, sir,
Speaker 6: if you're listening, you can't have your cake and have
Speaker 6: your cake eating too. And please give Taryn Manning the
Speaker 6: biggest he hall for eating it. What is this infatuation
Speaker 6: with lick in the bum?
Speaker 9: Like?
Speaker 2: Where? Because where is this coming from? I got it,
Speaker 2: you got don't don't knock it till you've tried it.
Speaker 2: You've tried it. That's what my wife.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, you better stop eating other woman's husband. To stop
Speaker 6: putting your tongue on other women's husband's butts?
Speaker 2: What is your process? Wife? Did you not hear my wife?
Speaker 2: That wasn't in real life?
Speaker 3: Bro?
Speaker 2: Love I see that part now.
Speaker 8: I love being right.
Speaker 3: I love.
Speaker 8: That part.
Speaker 2: You a little bit about some things knowing about that part?
Speaker 2: Hey man, damn, Hey, that's my mama listening this morning. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm so so yeah. Now can we open up the
Speaker 2: phone lines?
Speaker 12: Wait?
Speaker 2: What is a balloon?
Speaker 4: Not?
Speaker 2: A balloont? What did you call it when you go
Speaker 2: home later today?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 2: The mindover? Look in the mirror and look back there.
Speaker 6: Let you look, take a picture for you and then
Speaker 6: you look at it, and then look at a balloon
Speaker 6: not and then you tell me about.
Speaker 2: Where do you get here?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're very vivid like you you had to take
Speaker 3: a picture of yourself and say what does this look like?
Speaker 2: Kid? Who had that imagination? Where you're not I'm not
Speaker 2: adult that still has that. Okay, yes, but you're right, Okay, Okay,
Speaker 2: where do we go from? Side chicks get beat up? Okay? Okay,
Speaker 2: because it takes two I say no to side chicks.
Speaker 6: Well, if you do that, we're talk about you can't
Speaker 6: tell me what you just heard it ain't worth for
Speaker 6: fate eight hundred five five one five one.
Speaker 3: Well ya, we'll never make it out to do it.
Speaker 3: I don't I don't know where that came from. Soldier
Speaker 3: boy just be popping out of you know what? Call
Speaker 3: us up right now?
Speaker 2: I don't know what the hell is going on stitches
Speaker 2: his head. We're talking butts. I don't know you beat up?
Speaker 2: Don't you put that on me? Ricky Bobby, put no
Speaker 2: books on you.
Speaker 3: I say nothing about bucks with you. I just you
Speaker 3: know what, call us up? Side Chicks get beat up.
Speaker 3: It's the breakfast Club. Come morning, Jesus Christ, breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: It's DJ V Charlamage, the guy. We are the breakfast Club. Now.
Speaker 2: Charlamagne just gave donkey to day to a.
Speaker 6: Butt eater, bottom feeder. But more importantly, her name is
Speaker 6: Arren Manning. She's an accomplice to adultery. She admitted that
Speaker 6: she was out here cheating with a married man and
Speaker 6: she was, you know, performing anglingis and a lingus on
Speaker 6: the man and was about the body man a boat.
Speaker 6: So it made me think, should side chicks get beat up?
Speaker 6: Because my homegirl aj from the We Talk Back podcast,
Speaker 6: she says that side chicks should get beat up. If
Speaker 6: you know you're sleeping with another man's husband or boyfriend,
Speaker 6: then you are an accomplished to adult tree and it
Speaker 6: takes to the cheaps, so you're just guilty of the man.
Speaker 6: So she feels like side chick, sheould get beat up.
Speaker 3: That said the man get beat up as well. That's
Speaker 3: not the question, Sches, what do you think she's get
Speaker 3: beat up?
Speaker 4: This is Stitches co hosting today one of three five
Speaker 4: of me. I'm gonna say yes because, like we said,
Speaker 4: it takes two to tango. Don't know why I'm talking
Speaker 4: like this, but it just makes sense. If we're gonna
Speaker 4: go after the side I prefer no violence, you know.
Speaker 2: I gotta say that because I work with kids.
Speaker 4: But if we're gonna go after the side chick, if
Speaker 4: it takes to the tango, then you gotta go.
Speaker 3: For the It's variables though, right, because sometimes chicks like
Speaker 3: like the lady just hit me on things. He said
Speaker 3: she was a side chick. She ain't know she was
Speaker 3: a side chick. Wrapping if a side chick don't know
Speaker 3: she is side chick.
Speaker 6: Well, I specifically said that AJ said that the side
Speaker 6: chick should get beat up. If you know, okay, you're
Speaker 6: sleeping with another man's husband. He wasn't boyfriend. I was
Speaker 6: clear you wasn't listening, right, I wasn't listening. I wouldn't
Speaker 6: want nobody to. I'm gonna go with what I'm gonna
Speaker 6: default to what you said.
Speaker 2: If you're not happy with somebody, just let him go,
Speaker 2: just leave them. Also your hate, but what but that
Speaker 2: whatever where you're going?
Speaker 4: Chicken Bone resolved this yesterday, but it looked like you're
Speaker 4: hashing back old.
Speaker 2: You don't like. But have you ever buried a chicken bone?
Speaker 2: On behalf? Sir? Somebody? Have you ever? Have you ever?
Speaker 2: Have you ever seen have you ever written somebody's name
Speaker 2: chicken bone? We don't do that.
Speaker 4: Everybody doesn't do that, okay, and you're from the South,
Speaker 4: so you know some folks. You know, it's not just
Speaker 4: Hay should people that do that.
Speaker 2: All of us do not do that. So no, I
Speaker 2: did not. I just let people go if I don't
Speaker 2: want to be with you, no more like put water
Speaker 2: in a battle in naming it? What do you know
Speaker 2: about that? Sounds personal? Leonard? I'm all for black magic, baby, mister,
Speaker 2: your pardon, I'm all for black magic.
Speaker 8: I'm not.
Speaker 2: I'm ready. All right, Well, let's let's open up the phone.
Speaker 2: Side chicks get beat up this me and you shut up? Okay,
Speaker 2: me and you shut up? And should the guys get
Speaker 2: beat up as well? And Charlamagne and myself shut up
Speaker 2: to shut upe? Hello? Hello?
Speaker 5: Hey?
Speaker 2: What's your name? D?
Speaker 12: A D?
Speaker 2: What you call him from?
Speaker 11: Dwould side chick get beat up? The only time the
Speaker 11: side chick should be beating up is if she know
Speaker 11: the wife or the girlfriend. If they don't know each other,
Speaker 11: they had nine times out of ten, they probably don't
Speaker 11: even know they the side chicken. Then the june should
Speaker 11: be getting beat up because he the one who owed
Speaker 11: a girl loyalty.
Speaker 6: Well, what if she knows she don't know you personally,
Speaker 6: but she knows that you that he is married, I
Speaker 6: have the situation.
Speaker 17: Yeah, Now, if he's married, then hey, that's that's the
Speaker 17: chance she would do to take. But if if it
Speaker 17: was a boyfriend's girlfriend situation, no.
Speaker 3: Well, D I got a question. If it was your sister,
Speaker 3: like you said, family, hopefully not. But if it was
Speaker 3: your sister, would you risk the relate? Well, would you
Speaker 3: risk the relationship with your sister or try to mend
Speaker 3: it want to.
Speaker 17: Be like that, and my sister wouldn't do nothing like that.
Speaker 17: But if my sister did something like that to me,
Speaker 17: like eventually, I'll probably make up with her because I'm
Speaker 17: in time.
Speaker 11: Hills are wounds.
Speaker 17: But if it's just some random a ship or a
Speaker 17: so called friend, then that be.
Speaker 2: Okay, thank you. She says to both of them, the
Speaker 2: guy and the girl, Lola.
Speaker 5: What up?
Speaker 2: No crazy now sick? Can beat up? You think should
Speaker 2: beat up?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 14: I don't think can beat up now. Probably back in
Speaker 14: my twenties, I would agree with that, that that's bell thinking.
Speaker 14: But as a forty five year old woman know because
Speaker 14: daichicks don't designate themselves, the man has to designate this
Speaker 14: woman as a side chick. So he is asked, Yeah, no,
Speaker 14: we're not going to fight the woman. We're come to
Speaker 14: put them in.
Speaker 6: I want I want to ask you this question if
Speaker 6: you found out that the side chick was eating your man, bunkie, Well, no,
Speaker 6: because I'm not doing it.
Speaker 11: So yeah the hair sense.
Speaker 14: No, And I've been on both sides. I've been to
Speaker 14: the woman and I've been the side picker. But a
Speaker 14: lot of time side don't even initially know the first
Speaker 14: side kick, So now we're going after the man.
Speaker 4: Hold on, so here on out honest question. Did you
Speaker 4: know that you were the side check in that situation?
Speaker 14: No, not initially. I did not know, not initially, but
Speaker 14: once I found out, I didn't mind.
Speaker 2: Damn you see that she ain't mine. Oh I missed
Speaker 2: that part. She said she ain't mine. So you didn't
Speaker 2: leave him?
Speaker 14: You said a long time ago, I was much younger.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, thanks for honesty.
Speaker 6: That's crazy that she don't mind her man getting his
Speaker 6: book he eating so she said she was not gonna
Speaker 6: do it, so that ain't cheating it.
Speaker 2: Hello? Who's this?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 11: Good morning?
Speaker 2: Cheka, hey, cheeka, good morning, good morning, good morning. You
Speaker 2: take the side she could beat up? She sounds like
Speaker 2: she just got beat up. She got again.
Speaker 14: No, she needs to ask, but so does the man
Speaker 14: to its two weeks one one way thing.
Speaker 2: So you whipping both of them?
Speaker 11: Absolutely? Man first.
Speaker 18: Sometimes the women doesn't know these days, men don't disclose
Speaker 18: that they're married.
Speaker 2: But what the woman knows in this case, yeah, in
Speaker 2: this case we're saying the woman knows yet Oh no,
Speaker 2: ask what?
Speaker 4: What? What?
Speaker 2: Let me ask you a question?
Speaker 6: How would you feel if you find out your man
Speaker 6: was getting his salad toss by another woman. Oh my god,
Speaker 6: this is the te.
Speaker 11: I trying to imagine.
Speaker 12: Please, I don't know.
Speaker 11: I can't answer that question, all.
Speaker 2: Right, but he doesn't want to think. But do you
Speaker 2: do it for your man? Because maybe if you don't
Speaker 2: do it, so you get it somewhere else.
Speaker 11: Listen, this is American, something very different. I apologize on
Speaker 11: their behalf because American.
Speaker 2: I didn't go do that with my cabane American.
Speaker 3: That's American tradition, all right. Eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 3: one oh five one. Charlaman came up with this question
Speaker 3: should side chicks get beat up?
Speaker 6: I think it's a great question because if you know
Speaker 6: you're sleeping with another man's husband or boyfriend, then you're
Speaker 6: an accomplished to adultery. And my homegirl aj sluthor AJA
Speaker 6: four three all Day We talked back podcast. She says
Speaker 6: she feels should get beat up because it takes to
Speaker 6: the cheat, so you just as guilty.
Speaker 2: As the man.
Speaker 3: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. Let's
Speaker 3: discuss it's the breakfast club to.
Speaker 2: Meeting topic time eight hundred five five one. To join
Speaker 2: into the discussion, with the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Morning everybody, it's DJ env Charlamagne, the god we are
Speaker 3: the Breakfast Club Now.
Speaker 2: Charlamagne gave doggy to day to a salad tosser.
Speaker 6: Yes, a bottom feet of Tarryn Manning. But you know
Speaker 6: that's not the reason she's getting donkey of today. But
Speaker 6: the reason is because the salas she was tossing was
Speaker 6: another woman's husband, correct. And you know she's bragging about
Speaker 6: the fact that she was, you know, driving down this
Speaker 6: man's hersty highway with her tongue.
Speaker 2: She was upset with the woman. She was upset with
Speaker 2: the wife. But how good does that butt taste? Where
Speaker 2: she wants to buy him a boat? Too? O?
Speaker 9: Man?
Speaker 2: Man, she eating bookie and buying boats. You know booms
Speaker 2: tastes good? Though? Have you tried it?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: All right, they don't knock it? Hello? Who's this? Eight
Speaker 2: four three? What's happening doing this? One? On? And Holly favorite?
Speaker 4: Sir?
Speaker 2: We're asking should a side chick get beat up? Bro?
Speaker 5: Yeah, we definitely got to put hands and feet on side.
Speaker 12: No, no, no, no, no, you.
Speaker 11: Not not mean Okay.
Speaker 3: The main the main you shouldn't be you shouldn't be
Speaker 3: calling right now is something should sit out, lady, But I.
Speaker 2: Want to know thought.
Speaker 18: I mean, they did the death of both the world,
Speaker 18: so obviously they need to beat in every.
Speaker 2: Now and then. What's the best of both worlds?
Speaker 12: They ain't got to worry about man like worried about
Speaker 12: them twenty four seven.
Speaker 2: How old are you? Man?
Speaker 5: They can do what they want.
Speaker 6: Twenty four twenty four told he's so young? Would you
Speaker 6: ever let a side chick get your bunkie?
Speaker 11: No, I don't know about that.
Speaker 3: If side chick said you are not not a boat?
Speaker 3: Not a boat like, I'm sure you like what the
Speaker 3: challenging charger he said, he don't want, say chick, we
Speaker 3: don't want a charger or challenger hell cat hate the
Speaker 3: booth and that is so stupid.
Speaker 2: He don't want it. Come on, now, she gonna she's
Speaker 2: gonna toss your salad and give you a hell You
Speaker 2: don't want hell cat. You're in Myrtle beach now, it's
Speaker 2: run down the strip.
Speaker 4: If you don't know, like, okay, sir, you don't have
Speaker 4: you you don't want to tossing it on this young man.
Speaker 2: You don't you'll take that? Okay, you don't want.
Speaker 3: Hey the hell hell hell cat sir, sir, if you
Speaker 3: don't want to, it's all right, It's okay.
Speaker 6: I was gonna laught about three four minutes, and you
Speaker 6: got a hell cap for life. If you're coming down
Speaker 6: Carolinas with that hell.
Speaker 5: Cat, I'm gonna least it's gonna have to be at
Speaker 5: least a dollar car vioholated like that.
Speaker 2: They're gonna give you the hell cat with a special package.
Speaker 2: With a special package. The scat cat.
Speaker 11: Be my wife, right, he.
Speaker 2: Told your wife, put it on the phone, told your wife,
Speaker 2: good morning. How are you, queen?
Speaker 7: Good?
Speaker 11: How are you now?
Speaker 6: Your husband called up here this morning and he asked us.
Speaker 6: He said, hey, man, should I let this girl uh
Speaker 6: toss my salad? Because she wants to buy me a
Speaker 6: hell cat? So he get the hell cat and the
Speaker 6: and the and the booty eating what do you think
Speaker 6: he should do?
Speaker 8: Nothing?
Speaker 12: Thank you?
Speaker 2: He said, you don't eat the booty for it, not
Speaker 2: even cat. Clearly hell Cat.
Speaker 6: Meant to said she can get it to Okay, all right,
Speaker 6: so we find a girl to talk both y'all silid
Speaker 6: and buy y'all matching hell cat.
Speaker 2: There you go, hell cat hard for man? Hello, who's this.
Speaker 3: Guy?
Speaker 4: Ca?
Speaker 18: Yeah, yeah, and no, I'm gonna tell you why I
Speaker 18: say yes, because I'm gonna take you back off of that. Basically,
Speaker 18: I feel like women should have more respect for a
Speaker 18: relationship in general. And you know, if women stuff together
Speaker 18: like you said and was like, hey, he's taken, he's
Speaker 18: got a family at home, I'm cool on him. I
Speaker 18: don't want to mess with him. This situation would probably
Speaker 18: not be happening as often as it does. But then
Speaker 18: at the same time, I feel like no, because for
Speaker 18: the woman who's getting cheated on, fake, it's like you're
Speaker 18: lowering yourself worse to even put that energy into another
Speaker 18: woman like that. I feel like, if your man is
Speaker 18: gonna cheat, you should just let him go and do
Speaker 18: what he's gotta do, like, don't even waste your energy
Speaker 18: or somebody like that. It's funny you said, uh, black
Speaker 18: man and don't cheat, because that is not true.
Speaker 11: But what was you gonna say?
Speaker 4: Let me ask you do you feel like a lot
Speaker 4: of it is the weight is always put on the women,
Speaker 4: and we don't put any accountability on the man. I
Speaker 4: feel like a lot of times we always say, well, women,
Speaker 4: they do this, they got to do this, And I
Speaker 4: agree we should.
Speaker 2: We should not. But it's you just in here telling lies.
Speaker 2: I feel like there's no accountability.
Speaker 18: Witness a silent post that said, why is it always
Speaker 18: a person who got wrong that is always pressured to
Speaker 18: be the bigger person? And I felt that because it's like, dang,
Speaker 18: I why not to be the bigger person and I'm
Speaker 18: the one who got wrong? You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 18: I kind of want to I don't want them to
Speaker 18: show Obama. I don't want to go HI with you, well,
Speaker 18: I want to go love with you because why why
Speaker 18: do I have to be the bigger person all the time?
Speaker 2: Though?
Speaker 11: But it's just like that energy is.
Speaker 18: Not worth it at the end of the day because
Speaker 18: you want to fight her and then he's you're going
Speaker 18: to take him back or whatever, and he's gonna go
Speaker 18: do it again with somebody else. So at the end
Speaker 18: of the day, it's just that's to just cut it off.
Speaker 18: Don't waste your energy, don't waste your time. Don't you
Speaker 18: know you might be You're too beautiful to be fighting
Speaker 18: with any woman over any man. What it's a thousand
Speaker 18: millions of them out here.
Speaker 2: You're right, that's not entertaining. That's the p s A
Speaker 2: right there.
Speaker 6: She's absolutely right, but that's not entertaining. Would you get
Speaker 6: your butt loocked.
Speaker 2: For a hell cat? But taking that taking the highway
Speaker 2: will usually will get you further. I agree with her.
Speaker 2: I agree with her.
Speaker 3: Don't waste your time or your energy on somebody. Take
Speaker 3: that highway, that new hellcat, you go get a lot for.
Speaker 2: That might be the free Friday question that would you
Speaker 2: get your butt loocked for a hell cat? No, what's
Speaker 2: the lore of the story, right, this is the moral
Speaker 2: of the story. Hell No. If you don't want to
Speaker 2: be with somebody, let them go. That's right, period. Let
Speaker 2: them go. Most people ain't turning down.
Speaker 4: And if it's a marriage, definitely say. I am for
Speaker 4: marriages and covenants. I love them kind of things. So
Speaker 4: I say, try to work it out and try to
Speaker 4: see if you can make it work. But if you
Speaker 4: don't want to, if your boyfriend and girlfriend things, you know,
Speaker 4: and you're not willing to work it out, don't waste
Speaker 4: somebody's time.
Speaker 2: I agree with you. And you know, black men don't
Speaker 2: cheat and black women are faithful. Yeah.
Speaker 6: True, But that's very true. But there's another option, right.
Speaker 6: The other option is sometimes these men aren't cheating you know,
Speaker 6: because they're dissatisfied with what's going on at home.
Speaker 2: They're cheating because they're getting off with boats and hell cats,
Speaker 2: and there goes the accountability.
Speaker 4: Do you have to take the boat? Do you have
Speaker 4: to take the hell cat? Why can't you just take
Speaker 4: the vehicle that you have in your parking line?
Speaker 2: Do you have to do that? Sounds like being greedy?
Speaker 2: That sounds like being increased? Can you not just drive
Speaker 2: what you got in your driveway? Do you have to
Speaker 2: take the call that was offered to you? It may
Speaker 2: not be good for you.
Speaker 4: It might make you sick, It might make you sick
Speaker 4: and your partners sick. Do you have to really take
Speaker 4: everything that's offered to you?
Speaker 2: Can you not just say no, thank you man? You're right,
Speaker 2: you are right, thank you. Can we try that together?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: Thank you, No, thank you, thank you. Everything ain't good
Speaker 2: for you. You did hear about that that one gentleman
Speaker 2: we were talking about last week? That eight the person's
Speaker 2: what happened to it? You got a little sick? Okay,
Speaker 2: no thanks, We got rooms on the way we're talking
Speaker 2: about that's my head out? What are we talking about?
Speaker 4: Every we are talking about jay Z doing something good
Speaker 4: in the community, how he's raising funds for libraries.
Speaker 2: A lot of good news today and somewhere on the way,
Speaker 2: so stay tuned.
Speaker 6: All right, well, let's get into it right now. Is
Speaker 6: the rumor report for your girl is on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: I guess you could say the best contract. Can I
Speaker 2: do something for what we do back home? All right?
Speaker 2: So this is pretty interesting, guys.
Speaker 4: It looks like there's a major spike in New York
Speaker 4: City library visitors and a lot of the credit can
Speaker 4: go to jay Z, so the whole yes, exactly. The
Speaker 4: Brooklyn Public Library and Rock Nation released thirteen limited edition
Speaker 4: of library cards inspired by jay Z and his album.
Speaker 2: So each card shows the artwork and his solo album.
Speaker 4: So get this, Nearly fourteen thousand people have already registered
Speaker 4: for their free library cards.
Speaker 2: That's dope.
Speaker 4: That's really dope. And shout out to Hove and the
Speaker 4: whole team who put that together. So, you know, being
Speaker 4: really passionate about literacy. I'm hoping people take those cards
Speaker 4: and actually go read tumble cards something.
Speaker 6: Library cards are free and libraries are amazing. But you know,
Speaker 6: we also growing up, we had the incentive of the
Speaker 6: boocket program. My mom was an English teacher. So, oh,
Speaker 6: had we had the booket program? You know, you read
Speaker 6: four books and you get a pizza.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I used to stay in the library just looking for
Speaker 6: things to read to get a pizza every week. That's
Speaker 6: how I started reading Mad, Judie Bloom and Beverly Clearly
Speaker 6: and then that turned into me books about UFOs and
Speaker 6: all types of other stuff.
Speaker 5: I love that.
Speaker 2: I think we got to bring Do they still do that? Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm not sure. I have some type of incent It
Speaker 2: feels like it exists, but I don't. I don't know
Speaker 2: if it. I don't know. That's a good question. I
Speaker 2: think we got a sidebar and talk about that and
Speaker 2: bring that something which you have to do something something.
Speaker 4: Some people still hungry, don't right a filal, but shout
Speaker 4: out to them for doing that. And whoever has their
Speaker 4: library card, please go out and use it and read
Speaker 4: Double Curse something. And I love this story. Paramount Global
Speaker 4: drops plan to sell majority steak in b ET.
Speaker 2: So if you know about this, I'll explain to you.
Speaker 2: Don't worry about it.
Speaker 4: Paramonnt Global no longer will be putting up B E,
Speaker 4: T and BT Media Group. Rather, according to The Wall
Speaker 4: Street Journal, the company announced Wednesday that it will end
Speaker 4: the bidding process for the unit, which includes v H one.
Speaker 2: And BT Studios, Streamer, B T Plus, and the BT channels.
Speaker 4: So people familiar with the matter told Walls Wall Street
Speaker 4: Journal as a sale wouldn't result in a meaningful divulge
Speaker 4: delivered dell.
Speaker 2: Oh lord, I can't say that word is definitely dell.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 4: I am educated, I promise you. I graduated this one
Speaker 4: right here, de leveraging.
Speaker 2: I went to school, and I educated at de leveraging,
Speaker 2: and I wrote a book all right.
Speaker 4: Nevertheless, deleveraging its balance sheet.
Speaker 2: So nonetheless it will not be going up for sale.
Speaker 2: So I'm happy about that.
Speaker 3: Change their mind because it was so many people that
Speaker 3: wanted it, and did he allegedly put in the offer. Know,
Speaker 3: Tyler Perry allegedly put in the offer. You probably couldn't
Speaker 3: get what they wanted.
Speaker 6: They probably asking for a certain number, and the people
Speaker 6: that were attempting to purchase it were getting getting close
Speaker 6: to that number. That's probably what it was. I was
Speaker 6: looking forward to BT being black owned again. I was
Speaker 6: looking forward to Tyler Perry. I thought that was greatly
Speaker 6: b you know.
Speaker 2: So let's see what happens after that.
Speaker 6: But I just want whoever's in charge at BT to
Speaker 6: promote the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: That's all.
Speaker 6: You need to promote us more on the network. That's
Speaker 6: all whoever's in charge promote. Uh, you think they're hearing this?
Speaker 6: I think so, why do you think that? I'm sure
Speaker 6: you got a FaceTime from n Ellie Chopper. I'm sure
Speaker 6: they want them to promote the Breakfast Club more on BT.
Speaker 6: That's what I would like. I agree, Yeah, but you
Speaker 6: don't have to be I don't have to be ownership
Speaker 6: to do that. That can be management because we're the
Speaker 6: only live show on BT.
Speaker 2: Correct. Yeah, I would like to see. I mean, I
Speaker 2: watched it's a great show a lot.
Speaker 6: Why not before, But I do watch a lot more
Speaker 6: and I've always enjoyed, you know, Tyler Perry programming The Sisters,
Speaker 6: because I think Sisters is the most hilarious comedy on television,
Speaker 6: even though it's not a comedy.
Speaker 3: But that's the one when when the dude gets punch
Speaker 3: you spent around three times in falls on floor.
Speaker 2: Yes, and I watched them this weekend because they had
Speaker 2: a Black movie.
Speaker 4: Marathon and BT heard they have so they give opportunity
Speaker 4: for the women to make movies as well.
Speaker 2: So let's talk about push one more thing.
Speaker 6: The more of the story is I watched it a lot,
Speaker 6: and I didn't see a lot of BT Breakfast Club almost.
Speaker 2: That's why I said that. Okay, let's let's push your
Speaker 2: T when we come back. Push your T when we
Speaker 2: come back. And the word is the leveraging. I got it.
Speaker 2: Don't count it, y'all. Don't come from that deleveraging. We
Speaker 2: come back. We got the people's choice makes we got more.
Speaker 2: So don't move. It's to breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning, and everybody is EJ n V. Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 3: We are to breakfast Club. We got our guess hole
Speaker 3: Stitch is still here is Stitches had a story. We
Speaker 3: would get about to get into it, and we ran
Speaker 3: out of time that she wanted to jump into.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So push your T on why other artists keep
Speaker 4: dissing him? So he discussed his various feuds throughout his
Speaker 4: career with you Key with GQ rather during a new interview.
Speaker 4: So push your T says that artists who have dissed
Speaker 4: him over the years have done so out of desperation.
Speaker 4: So you have to take a look at who's the talker.
Speaker 4: This is push your tea saying, so, he said while
Speaker 4: discussing the recent shots.
Speaker 2: Fired his way.
Speaker 4: When you look at who's the talker, and you look
Speaker 4: at what they've done and who they are.
Speaker 2: And what they offer to you, it's funny. This is
Speaker 2: what he said. I think we have some some audio
Speaker 2: for it. Can you sing along the file? Push your
Speaker 2: T records right now? His records? Yes, nastalgia, push your
Speaker 2: te fans. I didn't know you had fans like that.
Speaker 2: Can you name five? Push your T records? His records?
Speaker 2: Can you know? But can you wrap the five? Push?
Speaker 12: Can?
Speaker 2: I can't wrap five?
Speaker 12: All right?
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna say that because I don't want to
Speaker 2: get it because Jim wait way well and shot to
Speaker 2: push your tea. I love your soul, my dog. You
Speaker 2: not in my top fifty. You might be in Charlemagne's
Speaker 2: top fifty and things like that, but you haven't done
Speaker 2: that much for me in my life. Like I didn't
Speaker 2: never want to beat like pushing. I didn't. I never
Speaker 2: had to push them moment in my life. So yes,
Speaker 2: so Jim Jones.
Speaker 4: After the dipset Rapper, he criticized his impact on hip hop.
Speaker 4: A lot of people were talking about that, but again,
Speaker 4: Push your T says that artists are dissing him because
Speaker 4: of their I guess desperate.
Speaker 6: What what I see happening is that, uh, you know,
Speaker 6: we all know that there's rumors of this CLIPS album coming, right.
Speaker 6: I don't everybody looking at push It. I don't think
Speaker 6: it's gonna be pushing every turn fire at Jim. I
Speaker 6: think it's gonna be a malae. I think it's gonna
Speaker 6: be both of them. I think it's gonna be malice
Speaker 6: because mala, if you listen to the Jim Jones, you know,
Speaker 6: just to push it. He really went hard on malice.
Speaker 4: He did, he did, and they respond, you know him,
Speaker 4: and push you to your malice. They premiered an unreleased
Speaker 4: collaboration in response to Jim.
Speaker 2: I think I think a majority of the bars, if any,
Speaker 2: are gonna come from Pallas.
Speaker 3: I think I think they're gonna come for both, especially
Speaker 3: no one Push It and knowing how push It thinks,
Speaker 3: I I you know he's well playing throw it out
Speaker 3: individual it's.
Speaker 2: Gonna they're gonna jump everybody. I believe anybody threw a
Speaker 2: shot at them. My dad, I'm gonna second that. I
Speaker 2: think it's nobody's throwing shots at.
Speaker 5: Push.
Speaker 2: You did that already gonna do push? Did he gonna
Speaker 2: throw shots? But you wanted to push you one his
Speaker 2: rounds with Draco. Nobody's safe.
Speaker 4: I don't think. I don't think anybody's gonna be safe.
Speaker 4: So anticipating to hear that more music, but I.
Speaker 3: Can't wait to clips album if they are doing one,
Speaker 3: If one is coming out, I can't wait to hear it.
Speaker 2: One comes seven five seven without all right and something else.
Speaker 4: I want to mention this shout out to all the
Speaker 4: national shout out to all the nonprofits out there. Today
Speaker 4: is National Nonprofit Day. I met someone when we were
Speaker 4: out about in New York.
Speaker 2: I met someone.
Speaker 4: They have a step ahead chess tournament this Sunday, and
Speaker 4: this is happening at Bryant Park. So as young as
Speaker 4: five are you know, our little kids, black and brown kids.
Speaker 2: And some you know, all types of kids are going
Speaker 2: to be there.
Speaker 4: But as young as five years old, they're going to
Speaker 4: be a playing chess and people flying in from all
Speaker 4: over the place. So shout out to all the nonprofits
Speaker 4: handy in back home scholarship money for students. Girls may
Speaker 4: be it's a different day of love, PK for PM
Speaker 4: all the non for profits.
Speaker 2: I appreciate you. If I forgot you, I love you
Speaker 2: for free. All right. Well, when we come back, we
Speaker 2: got the positive notes, so don't move. It's to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, warning everybody, it's DJ NV Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. Now we appreciate you for
Speaker 2: joining us. Stitches, thanks so much, thank you. It was
Speaker 2: a pleasure being here with you, guys, and thank you
Speaker 2: all for what you do.
Speaker 4: I know you I mentioned it before, but both of
Speaker 4: you never really know what somebody's going through on a
Speaker 4: day and the things that you may pour into somebody
Speaker 4: or just saying something positive could really shift somebody's day
Speaker 4: for the better.
Speaker 2: So it happened to mean thank you y'all.
Speaker 6: Make sure y'all check Stitches out one O three five
Speaker 6: to beat this from Miami. Don't get it twisted, Stitches
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