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Speaker 3: It is Friday. Yes, fight, how y'all.
Speaker 2: Feel out there?
Speaker 3: I feel blessed black and holly favor, but happy to
Speaker 3: be here another day to serve our beautiful listeners.
Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 3: Yes, you would have to fake act happy because it's Friday.
Speaker 3: Happy every day?
Speaker 5: No, I'm happy. I'm happy for every day. No, I'm happy.
Speaker 5: I'm I'm happy as Friday.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 2: It looks like.
Speaker 5: We're gonna be uh, we're gonna get this huge storm
Speaker 5: on the East coast and in the South they're talking
Speaker 5: about seventeen to twenty inches pass less to.
Speaker 2: Say of snow, yes, because with you people never know.
Speaker 3: But I will say this though, when you listen to
Speaker 3: the different meteorologists, you get so many different reports, like
Speaker 3: I've been seeing negative negative forty don't even sound real.
Speaker 3: What the hell it's gonna be negative forty degree? That
Speaker 3: like that don't even sound realistic.
Speaker 2: I'm saying as the power outages, people are not gonna power.
Speaker 3: People are gonna be impacted.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I also heard if you it's gonna be so caught
Speaker 7: outside if you stand outside.
Speaker 2: For more or die nine minutes certain areas nine minutes.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's what they're saying. And people running too the
Speaker 5: grocery stores to try to get groceries. I think they're
Speaker 5: getting groceries for like, like, I don't know why paper
Speaker 5: towels go so fast, because people got.
Speaker 2: Kids and then you ever had you ever see one
Speaker 2: of your kids.
Speaker 4: Pull off like almost the whole road to dry.
Speaker 7: Their damn hands, you need that much paper towel, I'm
Speaker 7: saying that's how kids do it. People with kids, they're
Speaker 7: the ones that be needing all the paper tails because
Speaker 7: their kids don't know how to to just pull off
Speaker 7: one slither.
Speaker 5: The best thing Bounty did was they cut the paper
Speaker 5: towels in half now, so you can get like a
Speaker 5: half for the that's the best. My mother used to
Speaker 5: do that before they did that for your mama.
Speaker 3: I think the reason that you know you see so
Speaker 3: many stores empty is because people just never know. And
Speaker 3: so if you're telling me that I'm gonna be out
Speaker 3: of power for days, possibly a week. I'm just trying
Speaker 3: to like overstock on everything, which also don't make no
Speaker 3: sense because if.
Speaker 2: You ain't got no power.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a lot of the stuff you buy go sport
Speaker 3: for anywhere.
Speaker 2: So yeah, we just I'm planning out my weekend just
Speaker 2: in case we're all stuck in the house. Like we
Speaker 2: do a movie on this night, We're doing a talent
Speaker 2: show on this night. Kids are creating their own little
Speaker 2: talent show.
Speaker 3: Y'all do all of that just to be stuck in
Speaker 3: the house. I don't have nobody, We just had it.
Speaker 5: I don't plan because if we're stuck on the Friday, Saturday, Sunday,
Speaker 5: Monday because everything is shut down, we just want to
Speaker 5: have fun.
Speaker 2: We will take the best, y'all. So I understand it's
Speaker 2: a lot of us. There's a lot of us, a
Speaker 2: lot of us.
Speaker 5: Madison is he coming back home because she's like, just
Speaker 5: in case she won't be stuck in the city.
Speaker 3: So yeah, it's gonna be interesting weekend man. And guess what,
Speaker 3: running nothing happened, Okay, an inch of snow you'd be like,
Speaker 3: what the hell?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 4: I had to postpone my Birmingham show.
Speaker 2: This weekend.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so.
Speaker 7: Because I don't have to fly to Atlanta because there's
Speaker 7: no straight through flights to Birmingham.
Speaker 4: So yeah, drive drive.
Speaker 2: It's not a little job.
Speaker 3: You don't want to be anywhere down south or something
Speaker 3: like this happened because an inch of snow, inch of
Speaker 3: ice will shut down any state in this Yes, so
Speaker 3: you don't even want to be down there.
Speaker 7: Post perm postponedman ham y'all, so.
Speaker 2: Ya whatever?
Speaker 5: And of course you know laurd and myself was supposed
Speaker 5: to be in Charlotte, but that was post perm. That
Speaker 5: was post perm too. Yeah until marrow. I think mark
Speaker 5: to your teeth is the new day. They just want
Speaker 5: to make sure everybody sorry about.
Speaker 8: Lauren speaking of post perm, talking about Lauren her head, Yo,
Speaker 8: this nigga's crazy.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, let's get the show cracking. To stay
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Speaker 5: We have the executive director and founder of Southern Black
Speaker 5: Girls and Women.
Speaker 3: What's that cast, Latasha Brown? And hey, they put me
Speaker 3: onto something that I didn't even realize. I guess January
Speaker 3: is National Mentorship Month, okay, And I don't think we
Speaker 3: discussed why mentorship is very important enough? You know what
Speaker 3: I mean? The mentorship at any age, you know, not
Speaker 3: even just for young people like I don't know. I
Speaker 3: never think you're too old to have a mentor And
Speaker 3: uh it is National mentor Ship Month and that's what
Speaker 3: they're here to talk about this morning. That's right.
Speaker 2: So we're gonna talk to them in a little bit.
Speaker 5: All right, everybody else from page it was next, and
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Speaker 2: Everybody is DJ n V, Jesse, Larry Charlamagne, the guy.
Speaker 4: We are the breakfast club. Dang y'all.
Speaker 2: That was my favorite verse act like I did it,
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Speaker 3: We played that because every time I had thirty for thirty,
Speaker 3: I'll be thinking that. Yeah, like man, play though some
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Speaker 5: Well, let's get in some front page news. If you
Speaker 5: are stuck this weekend because of the weather, don't worry.
Speaker 5: Football are still going on the Patriots and taking on
Speaker 5: the Broncos Sunday at three pm, and the Rams take
Speaker 5: on the Seahawks at six thirty on Sunday.
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Speaker 9: Good morning, Envy, Jos Charlamagne.
Speaker 4: How y'all doing this morning?
Speaker 5: MEI don't look worried about no, not at all in California.
Speaker 9: I am in California in the highs like sixty seven today,
Speaker 9: So I'm I'm so.
Speaker 4: Loud, yeah, y'all.
Speaker 9: All right, all we start this morning in Minnesota, where
Speaker 9: a protest inside a church has now led to arrest.
Speaker 9: Attorney General Pam Bondi announced the arrest Thursday, saying Homeland
Speaker 9: Security and the FBI took three people into custody. Civil
Speaker 9: rights attorney Nikima Armstrong, Saint Paul's school board member Chantelle Allen,
Speaker 9: and activist William Kelly, now prosecutor say the three are
Speaker 9: facing federal charges, accused of conspiring to interfere with religious service, a.
Speaker 4: Federal offense that makes it.
Speaker 9: Illegal to obstruct or intimidate people while they're practicing their faith.
Speaker 9: At the protests, it took place inside Cities church, where
Speaker 9: organizers say they were calling for the resignation of the
Speaker 9: church's pastor, who also works as a senior ice official.
Speaker 9: Now before she was arrested, Armstrong telling news outlets that
Speaker 9: she did not disrupt service and said she and others
Speaker 9: joined the service before speaking out.
Speaker 10: Let's listen, did not rush into that church.
Speaker 11: We actually went and sat down and participated in the service.
Speaker 11: And after the pastor prayed, that is when I stood
Speaker 11: up and asked him a question in response to his prayer,
Speaker 11: and then I and he responded to me, And then
Speaker 11: I proceeded to ask him about Pastor David Easterwood and
Speaker 11: how is it possible for him to serve as both
Speaker 11: a pastor and the director of ice from Minnesota.
Speaker 2: And instead of responding to me, as soon.
Speaker 11: As he said the name David Easterwood, the pastor says, shame, shame.
Speaker 11: And that is when I led us in enchants justice
Speaker 11: for Renee Good and he hands up, don shoot.
Speaker 3: I never knew in my life that was a charge
Speaker 3: that you go in and disrupted a church service.
Speaker 2: I didn't know.
Speaker 3: And how come people who catch the Holy goes and
Speaker 3: run up and down the aisle and get arrested for
Speaker 3: disrupting the church.
Speaker 4: Because it's, oh, my gosh, God is making him do that?
Speaker 3: What if I'm in the church protest and Satan and
Speaker 3: I started speaking in tongues and rebuking Satan.
Speaker 2: Is that a charge. That's a disruption. I'm just trying
Speaker 2: to figure out.
Speaker 4: What lead when the spirit is leading. You know, that's
Speaker 4: not illegal.
Speaker 2: I didn't know that was a judge.
Speaker 12: Yeah, definitely.
Speaker 9: It's called the Face Act, and it also applies to
Speaker 9: abortion clinics too, so they stop.
Speaker 3: Don't do, stop, don't kill.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's you know, the Justice Department is using it
Speaker 9: clearly in this case. In a federal judge they granted
Speaker 9: conditional release to Armstrong and Alan, but the Justice Department
Speaker 9: they appealed that decision and they remain in custody as
Speaker 9: of this morning, and the case is taking a turn
Speaker 9: online after the White House shared an edited photo of
Speaker 9: Armstrong's arrests, changing the original image to make it look
Speaker 9: like she was crying at The post did not say
Speaker 9: the photo had been altered, which sparked, of course, backlash
Speaker 9: and raised concerns about the government using manipulated images to
Speaker 9: make a point. And meanwhile, the judge also rejecting efforts
Speaker 9: to charge journalists Don Lemon, who was also inside of
Speaker 9: that church. His attorneys say the ruling confirms that his
Speaker 9: actions were protected by the First Amendment.
Speaker 3: You know that there's no legally I mean, you know,
Speaker 3: I guess it's unlawful because you know, we just you
Speaker 3: just explained it me me. But uh, ethically is what
Speaker 3: I would run Would you run up in a church?
Speaker 3: I don't know if I would run up in the church,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean? Because I think about the
Speaker 3: abortion clinics when you said that, I always see people
Speaker 3: protesting outside the abortion I never see nobody going side.
Speaker 2: But you would think you would give the church the
Speaker 2: same respect.
Speaker 5: I don't even know how they do that at times,
Speaker 5: because I'm like, people are coming in there for a
Speaker 5: service and people are just out there with don't care.
Speaker 3: Exactly, trying to be streeching.
Speaker 2: Somebody playing usher.
Speaker 3: There goes with my baby as you walk out.
Speaker 12: Yes, all right, I'm really quick.
Speaker 9: There is a growing immigration crackdown in Minnesota and it's
Speaker 9: now putting a face on it.
Speaker 4: A five year old boy.
Speaker 9: If you guys heard about this, his name is Liam
Speaker 9: Romas Ramos, Yes Ramos, yeah, yes, yes, yeah. So school
Speaker 9: officials say Ice agents they detained Lamb yesterday with his
Speaker 9: father in their driveway after school pickup, and they took
Speaker 9: the five year old with him and his family. They
Speaker 9: said that they entered the United States legally. In twenty
Speaker 9: twenty four, they applied for asylum and they're waiting for
Speaker 9: their case to be heard.
Speaker 12: His father has no.
Speaker 9: Criminal record or according to the family in their attorney
Speaker 9: JD Vice President Jadie Vance. He is defending this attention though,
Speaker 9: and arguing that federal agents were enforcing the law. Let's
Speaker 9: listen to what he had to say.
Speaker 13: Five year old was not arrested, that his dad was
Speaker 13: an illegal alien, and then when they went to arrest
Speaker 13: his illegal alien father, the father ran. So the story
Speaker 13: is that ice detained a.
Speaker 2: Five year old.
Speaker 6: Well, what are they supposed to do.
Speaker 13: Are they supposed to let a five year old child
Speaker 13: freeze to death? Are they not supposed to arrest an
Speaker 13: illegal alien in the United States of America?
Speaker 2: Where did they take the five year old? I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: shallah as the way did they take the five year old?
Speaker 9: Well, that's what I'm getting to the attorneys, the family
Speaker 9: attorney said. The boy and his father are now being
Speaker 9: held at a family detention center in Texas. His attorney
Speaker 9: said that they have not been able to speak to
Speaker 9: directly with him, and of course this incident is shaking
Speaker 9: local schools right the board of the school board chair
Speaker 9: said that they held a press conference yesterday and they
Speaker 9: said that Liam is the fourth child in their district
Speaker 9: to be taken from immigration authorities. Let's listen really quickly
Speaker 9: to what she had to say.
Speaker 14: And as I got out of my car and came
Speaker 14: around the corner, I heard, what are you doing? Don't
Speaker 14: take the child? His mom like, there are people here
Speaker 14: that can take him. There was another adult who lived
Speaker 14: in the home that was there saying I will take
Speaker 14: the child.
Speaker 4: I will take the child.
Speaker 14: Somebody else was yelling they saw that I was there
Speaker 14: and said, school is here, they can take the child.
Speaker 14: You don't have to take them. The other picture that
Speaker 14: I'm sure you've seen, there's a little boy knocking at
Speaker 14: the door with an icy age looming over him.
Speaker 5: Are you accusing Ice of using children as big.
Speaker 14: Yes, I mean that it's very clear from the pictures,
Speaker 14: from the videos, from first hand accounts. I was there,
Speaker 14: this is what happened.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 12: So, and as this goes on, maybe.
Speaker 9: You're asking how long this enforcement will go on, and
Speaker 9: they're just saying, who knows?
Speaker 4: There is no end to this as of right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know what they expect adults to do.
Speaker 3: Like you putting adults in various grange positions, because I
Speaker 3: think most adults natural reaction is to protect the child.
Speaker 3: And in this world of you know Epstein Files and
Speaker 3: you know Pizza Gate, if you just see a bunch
Speaker 3: of adults detaining a child and then just taking them away, like,
Speaker 3: I think you're gonna have a very visceral reaction to
Speaker 3: that as a as an adult.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, all right, y'all.
Speaker 9: Well, coming up at seven a funding fight on Capitol
Speaker 9: Hill that could decide whether the government shuts down, and
Speaker 9: Ice is right in the center of it.
Speaker 4: Will break that down next hour.
Speaker 5: All right, everybody else, get it off your chest eight
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Speaker 2: This is your time to get it off your chest,
Speaker 2: whether you're man or blessed.
Speaker 4: I hate the way that you walk, the way that
Speaker 4: you talk, I hate the way that you dress. Everything
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Speaker 15: Hello, good morning, calling from good morning from Illinois.
Speaker 10: Also, y'all don't understand I love y'all so much.
Speaker 3: We appreciate you. Man.
Speaker 2: You have its bluetooth for speaking. Can you take us
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Speaker 10: I'm sorry I was. I was kind of listening out
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Speaker 16: Good, okay, third morning, I have paid for your badness.
Speaker 10: I want to see all all the time.
Speaker 16: But but I wanted to get off my chest this morning.
Speaker 16: It's not really getting it off my chest. I just
Speaker 16: wanted to encourage those who are outside today. I'm a
Speaker 16: single mother of three and I'm outside but I have
Speaker 16: a vehicle, and so it's really really cold out here,
Speaker 16: and I just wanted to encourage everybody.
Speaker 10: It's been. It's been rough.
Speaker 16: Life has been really really lifeless. I just can't see
Speaker 16: me get my hooding. But every morning that I get
Speaker 16: up and that I'm able to see the sun rise
Speaker 16: and stuff, I have to thank God because it's still.
Speaker 10: A beautiful day in spite of.
Speaker 16: Yes, yes, definitely, and and so it's it's hard. It's
Speaker 16: hard when you have to wipe your tears and then
Speaker 16: go to another location that your children are at. I
Speaker 16: haven't been in one place with my children in six months.
Speaker 16: And this is all due to even a toxic relationship
Speaker 16: and trying to rebuild myself, and it just seems.
Speaker 10: Like I kept on with in my hooding.
Speaker 16: But I'm keeping the faith and I'm still in church,
Speaker 16: and I'm still volunteering in church, and even when I'm
Speaker 16: around the homeless community, I am encouraging because it won't
Speaker 16: always be like.
Speaker 10: Yes, yes, sir, are off, yes sir.
Speaker 2: With her kids? With your kids? Do you have a
Speaker 2: cash app?
Speaker 5: Maybe you can put your cash ap out there and
Speaker 5: people that got a little extra change can help you
Speaker 5: out a little bit. The fact that and you still
Speaker 5: go to the church and you still help people.
Speaker 16: Definitely, yep. I take care of my grandparents. One of
Speaker 16: them have all time erders. My mom just has surgery,
Speaker 16: so I go and help her out. I just I
Speaker 16: have a given spirit and I'm gonna keep on doing
Speaker 16: it because that's what God blessed me with. Quite up,
Speaker 16: this this is temporary. It won't I'm trying not to cry.
Speaker 10: This is so temporary.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, oh mm hm, take it.
Speaker 4: It's okay.
Speaker 3: It is okay. We are a community that is served man,
Speaker 3: and we're gonna help you the best way.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, that's me.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: You know many Fergusons I got that are my cousins
Speaker 3: in the Monkst Corner South Carolina, all the Fergusons and
Speaker 3: most corner South Carolina.
Speaker 16: But I just want to let y'all know that y'all
Speaker 16: encourage me every day. Y'all crack me up, y'all, give
Speaker 16: me a laugh for the day, and sometimes that y'all.
Speaker 10: Y'all keep me from y'all. Y'all keep me.
Speaker 16: Here, you know, y'all keep me from leaving my babies,
Speaker 16: and so keep doing what y'all do.
Speaker 10: I just love hearing y'all.
Speaker 2: I just sent you something, shan Tisha.
Speaker 16: Yeah, I say thank you so much, but I just yeah,
Speaker 16: I want to encourage everybody to stay warm, getting into
Speaker 16: those warm and show cousin hospitals if y'all need to,
Speaker 16: and we got this, we got this.
Speaker 10: They won't always be like this.
Speaker 3: Look at your catch, have a mixed Sure you got it,
Speaker 3: because if I send it to the wrong person, I'm
Speaker 3: under sending. Make sure you got damn.
Speaker 4: You can't even do that. They got it.
Speaker 3: You can't understanding.
Speaker 4: When a day they said no, they cut it off.
Speaker 3: You can't call you can call him.
Speaker 5: Dispute, You can't difficult remember what I said the wrong person?
Speaker 2: Like five thousand? Damn you got what cash?
Speaker 4: You really blessed somebody?
Speaker 3: Thousand?
Speaker 4: No, I got it back. Oh damn, I called cash
Speaker 4: app and I was on the fourth like hours.
Speaker 2: You got it?
Speaker 3: Shot T shirt?
Speaker 10: Yeah, thank you?
Speaker 2: So did you get did you get both?
Speaker 6: With just what?
Speaker 10: No problem?
Speaker 16: I don't.
Speaker 2: My subject said, God got you.
Speaker 4: My subject says help help?
Speaker 3: So crazy? What's wrong with this man?
Speaker 18: You need the last?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 3: We appreciate your man, God bless you, Thank you. I
Speaker 3: try to put a nice affirmation God got you. His
Speaker 3: subject is help.
Speaker 2: Just help again.
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Speaker 4: We just sent a little bit of a change to
Speaker 4: definitely help her out.
Speaker 5: And you can too, just you know, if you can,
Speaker 5: if you want it, if that's on your heart, get
Speaker 5: it off your chest.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred five five help hell Lord?
Speaker 16: Hello?
Speaker 6: What's this morning?
Speaker 19: Man?
Speaker 11: My God?
Speaker 19: I tell you from.
Speaker 3: Jersey, Kelly from Jersey.
Speaker 2: We're part of Jersey.
Speaker 10: Kelly, I didn't tell you that I am no, because
Speaker 10: we're about to say.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, all right.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, go all right.
Speaker 10: So I want to get off my chest that I'm
Speaker 10: a little scared right now with these ice rays.
Speaker 11: You know, I'm walking around with my whole things versus
Speaker 11: at my wallet in Jersey.
Speaker 3: People people don't realize how much ice be in Jersey.
Speaker 3: I'll be trying to tell folks ice be in Jersey
Speaker 3: a lot.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was in Patterson last week. They the other day.
Speaker 3: Yeah, damn you ain't.
Speaker 6: That's crazy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, everything writ in Jersey.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, man, continue.
Speaker 10: No, that's the first thing.
Speaker 20: The second thing, I feel like we.
Speaker 10: Were about to go through another pandemic with this flu.
Speaker 6: I had just issues on Monday.
Speaker 10: I've tried to call yesterday but I couldn't get through.
Speaker 10: I don't want apologize issues. That's bad.
Speaker 2: What you say, your stomach, what's the day? We ain't
Speaker 2: talking about your diarrhea?
Speaker 3: Read a little bit.
Speaker 16: I had the stomach dirus Monday.
Speaker 10: Now I got the flu this day. So I don't
Speaker 10: know what's happening. But it's just pandemic is just like.
Speaker 19: In the back of my mind and I'm like, every
Speaker 19: time this man is in office, something that happened, Like I.
Speaker 5: Will say that they're saying that the flu cases are
Speaker 5: going down. A couple of weeks ago they were shooting up.
Speaker 5: They saying now the flu cases are starting to go down.
Speaker 5: We've still been hearing about kids that are beginning to flu,
Speaker 5: having fevers for extended periods of time and still having
Speaker 5: that that that.
Speaker 4: Flu where your legs you can't feel your legs, and
Speaker 4: it's it's crazy.
Speaker 5: Tell anybody if your kids as a fever for an
Speaker 5: extended period of time, if it's two days, taken to
Speaker 5: the emergency room, just double check, triple check, because that
Speaker 5: one two year old I putting.
Speaker 4: The check that that actually passed away from the flu
Speaker 4: is very scary.
Speaker 3: It is a very fierce going around.
Speaker 19: Yeah, so that's all I had to say.
Speaker 10: Hope, I need you to come to New Brunswick.
Speaker 4: I'll be there from No, I'm not.
Speaker 3: Why would you want her to come to New Brunswick.
Speaker 3: Everything you just described, you.
Speaker 4: Know, my husband and my kids and all that. You
Speaker 4: know what I'm saying, My mother in law.
Speaker 10: Here, you citizen now you're married.
Speaker 4: To citizen now, but his mother not.
Speaker 2: What's wrong with you?
Speaker 4: Are you saying every day?
Speaker 3: But every day?
Speaker 2: You always say that every day?
Speaker 10: Damn kill my god, you rather d day's been great lately.
Speaker 10: I just want to say that he.
Speaker 3: Has nothing to do with nothing to do, but when
Speaker 3: the music sucks.
Speaker 2: And I just told me, what's the name of that restaurant? Okay,
Speaker 2: what's the name of what's the name of that restaurant
Speaker 2: in New Brunswick They got like the jazz band.
Speaker 4: It's a black owned restaurant.
Speaker 5: Deults is. Yes, I'm going to Deltas in the next
Speaker 5: couple week. My daughter has a dance convention out there.
Speaker 5: I always go to Deltas one of my first Sorry,
Speaker 5: salute to New Brunswick.
Speaker 10: All right, well, good morning, thank.
Speaker 6: You for.
Speaker 4: Right, no problem. Get it off your chest.
Speaker 5: Eight hundred five eight five, one oh five one if
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Speaker 21: What happens at your age. That's why you hear so
Speaker 21: much to Okay, get into the Latest? Are you okay?
Speaker 12: Thank you? All right, So let's get to the Oscars.
Speaker 21: So yesterday we talked a bit about, because it was
Speaker 21: breaking as we were on air, the fact that Sinners
Speaker 21: made Oscar nomination history. They have set the record for
Speaker 21: the most nominations in the history of the Oscars. Now,
Speaker 21: to put it in context, they beat out the record
Speaker 21: prior to which was fourteen nominations. Titanic has held this record.
Speaker 21: La La Land and All About Eve have held this record.
Speaker 21: Ryan Coogler was nominated for the Best Director and Best Screenplay.
Speaker 12: Michael B.
Speaker 21: Jordan this is his first Oscar nomination for Best Actor.
Speaker 21: He talked about his mom being one of the first
Speaker 21: people that he called and talked to when he found
Speaker 21: out the news.
Speaker 12: Miles Canton also nominated.
Speaker 21: Del Roy Lindo, who a lot of people we've been
Speaker 21: having this conversation, felt like should have gotten some Golden
Speaker 21: Globe Love was also nominated. Let's say to listen to
Speaker 21: del Ro Lindo react. He spoke to ap about when
Speaker 21: he found out the news.
Speaker 23: Because I had adopted some part of a circumspect position
Speaker 23: about this, because I did not know what would happen.
Speaker 23: It took a few beats for it to kind of
Speaker 23: sync in. As I was on the phone with my son,
Speaker 23: I saw that I had one hundred and seventy nine texts,
Speaker 23: so I knew something was. I knew something was and
Speaker 23: the totality of the excitement of my son, my gratitude
Speaker 23: hearing it from my son, With the number of texts
Speaker 23: on my phone, I was able to kind of relax
Speaker 23: and enjoy the moment.
Speaker 12: Yeah, that's fire.
Speaker 5: And Delroy Lindo was amazing actor. We've seen him in
Speaker 5: Malcolm X and Corooklyn, We've seen him in Clocker or Centers,
Speaker 5: so he's he's.
Speaker 2: Dope with his his acting was actually one of.
Speaker 3: My favorite Brother Club interviews when he was up here
Speaker 3: and then Carrie Washington zoom.
Speaker 2: Then that was one of my favorite conversations.
Speaker 21: Well, yeah, and I wanted to mention because I didn't
Speaker 21: mention what he was up for. He's up for a
Speaker 21: Best Best Supporting Actor for his performance in Ryan Coogler's
Speaker 21: Centers that we were talking about now. Also making you know,
Speaker 21: some conversation over with the Oscars is Tiana Taylor for
Speaker 21: her One Battle after Another nomination, ma'am one back. She's
Speaker 21: nominated for Best Actress in a Supporting Role, and One
Speaker 21: Battle after Another has thirteen nominations, so they're all over
Speaker 21: as well. Leonardo DiCaprio Best Actor.
Speaker 18: Now.
Speaker 21: One of the conversations that's happening is that the newcomer
Speaker 21: chas In Finneddi, who plays Tiana Taylor's daughter in One
Speaker 21: bat after Another, was not nominated.
Speaker 12: People feel like she should have been up for something
Speaker 12: as well.
Speaker 21: So there's a lot happening with the Oscars and Tianna
Speaker 21: Taylor was on her way to SNL rehearsal for SNL
Speaker 21: because she's doing SNL this Saturday here in New York
Speaker 21: City when she's found out the news and her and
Speaker 21: her mom were on the phone and she spoke to
Speaker 21: an outlet about it.
Speaker 12: Let's take a listen.
Speaker 22: I cried a few times when I first found out
Speaker 22: about to Oscar.
Speaker 4: I was like, then my mom.
Speaker 22: Was, I said, baby, you got stuff called so because
Speaker 22: I was like worried about her, trying to get her come.
Speaker 22: And then it was just I'm on the elevator on
Speaker 22: my way up here, like just praying and you know,
Speaker 22: raising God and just like really trying to process everything, like, wow,
Speaker 22: I find this out. Now I'm on an elevator on
Speaker 22: my way up to whole Saturday Night Live, Like this
Speaker 22: is really a dream country, especially in my hometown as
Speaker 22: a New York girl.
Speaker 12: Finding out I'm not gonna officer in New York while
Speaker 12: I'm on my.
Speaker 22: Way to Saturday Night Live is crazy. I don't have
Speaker 22: enough words to even explain the feeling. The one thing
Speaker 22: I know for sure is that I am beyond grateful.
Speaker 22: I am filled with so much gratitude, and I just
Speaker 22: I don't take any of this lightly or for granted,
Speaker 22: you know, like, I just feel so happy.
Speaker 3: Man drop out the clues bombs with Tianna Taylor, because
Speaker 3: she's just proof that your trajectory is your trajectory. It
Speaker 3: don't happen when people think it's gonna happen for you.
Speaker 3: It don't happen when even you think it's gonna happen
Speaker 3: for you. When God says it's gonna happen, it's gonna happen,
Speaker 3: and it's gonna happen in things that you probably wasn't
Speaker 3: even expecting. Everybody waiting for Tianna Taylor to Oh when
Speaker 3: Tianna Taylor gonna pop off in music? Pop off in music?
Speaker 3: That girl got so many gifts.
Speaker 2: Yeah you know what I'm saying, Yeah.
Speaker 3: So many gifts, and she's being rewarded for one of
Speaker 3: them right now.
Speaker 2: It's Luthera Hampton's own Ruthie Cardish.
Speaker 12: I was going there next.
Speaker 2: She was also nominated for Best Costume Design.
Speaker 21: And she's actually making history with that nomination because she
Speaker 21: is now the most nominated Black woman in Oscars history
Speaker 21: with that nomination. Yes, so shout out to Ruthie Carter
Speaker 21: for you know, all the things that she's done and Centers.
Speaker 3: Is very deserving dropping incluse mo per Centers and all
Speaker 3: those star nominations. But I'm not gonna get too excited
Speaker 3: because I'm old enough to remember when Color Purple got
Speaker 3: nominated for eleven and didn't win nothing, one none?
Speaker 7: What never nominated in eleven categories and didn't win one zero?
Speaker 7: That's the day conversation, right, we're talking about the old
Speaker 7: Color Purple writing after new one.
Speaker 2: I'm old enough to remember, Yes, nominated.
Speaker 12: We did when we started.
Speaker 2: That's crazy.
Speaker 21: Nothing that I don't want you I want to know.
Speaker 21: I don't want to know.
Speaker 2: I think we got her.
Speaker 21: Wait, I wanted to mention to speaking of stages in awards,
Speaker 21: I saw that Pharrell and the Clips yesterday was announced
Speaker 21: the will be performing at the Grammys.
Speaker 12: They'll be taking the stage as well. To switching over
Speaker 12: to another.
Speaker 21: Word cousin about to be I'm watching these I mean,
Speaker 21: I'll watch all of the awards, but maybe you guys
Speaker 21: will watch them too, now right, because there's a lot
Speaker 21: of us that's going to be watch I'm on my
Speaker 21: way to the gramments.
Speaker 4: For sure.
Speaker 3: Here's my thing. We stop backing like y'all don't care
Speaker 3: because we know you don't need these awards for validation.
Speaker 2: But we do like seeing our people win these awards.
Speaker 3: So don't be don't don't don't get excited when they
Speaker 3: get nominated and when they perform and when they lose.
Speaker 2: I don't care about that.
Speaker 3: It's okay to care because guess what, they're artists and
Speaker 3: they care, they're in the field.
Speaker 2: They want to be rewarded by.
Speaker 3: These institutions because these institutions give out rewards.
Speaker 2: It's like playing basketball and saying you don't want to
Speaker 2: win a championship.
Speaker 3: If you're in the game, if you're in the league,
Speaker 3: you might as well try to win. So, yes, I
Speaker 3: want to see Senners winning, win a bunch of awards.
Speaker 3: I want to see Tianna Taylor win. I want to
Speaker 3: see the Clips win. Yes, I do, okay, And that's
Speaker 3: not because we need anybody's validation, because if they're in
Speaker 3: the game, I want to see them win.
Speaker 10: Just I not?
Speaker 4: Yeah, am I not? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Well that is the latest with Lauren something.
Speaker 24: No, we got when we come back, we got front,
Speaker 24: We wrap up and done.
Speaker 3: We don't know because you like thelstitute teacher at the top,
Speaker 3: a professional house playing in the middle, and your feet
Speaker 3: looks like they got Jerry.
Speaker 2: I just wanted to say that. Is that okay? Can
Speaker 2: I just say that?
Speaker 21: From the Latest with Lauren the Roads to today so
Speaker 21: you guys will see that T shirt dot com.
Speaker 2: We just.
Speaker 3: You see it right, she got three jobs morning.
Speaker 2: Everybody is the j n V. Just larryus Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 5: We are the breakfast Club. Let's get back in some
Speaker 5: front page news. So this weekend we are supposed to
Speaker 5: be getting horrible weather, horrible storm, but football will still
Speaker 5: be in place. Sunday, three o'clock, the Patriots tack on
Speaker 5: the Broncos and at six point thirty to Rams take
Speaker 5: on the Seahawks.
Speaker 2: What's that?
Speaker 6: Me?
Speaker 8: Me?
Speaker 9: Good morning? MV jos Cha Ala Maine.
Speaker 4: How y'all doing this morning? Hangs like me me good?
Speaker 4: Thank you?
Speaker 18: All right?
Speaker 9: So we start this hour on Capitol Hill, where a
Speaker 9: fight over ice funding is now tied directly to whether
Speaker 9: the government shuts down. So the House, they've already voted
Speaker 9: on it, lawmakers pass a major package of spending bills
Speaker 9: to keep the government funded through the end of September,
Speaker 9: and included in that package is funding for Immigrations and
Speaker 9: custom Enforcement. Now, that vote passed two twenty to two
Speaker 9: O seven, with seven Democrats breaking party leadership to support
Speaker 9: the bill. Now, this was not just an ICE vote,
Speaker 9: It was part of a larger government spending package covering
Speaker 9: Homeland Security, FEMA, TSA, and other agencies. Now, most Democrats
Speaker 9: voted no, arguing ICE's enforcement tactics have gone too far
Speaker 9: and shouldn't be rewarded with more money. That includes Congresswoman
Speaker 9: Promila Jayapaul, who explained why she opposed the bill.
Speaker 25: Let's listen, this bill increases year over year funding to
Speaker 25: the Department of Homeland Security. It does not put in
Speaker 25: any necessary guardrails on the ICE and border patrol lawlessness
Speaker 25: that we've been seeing. It doesn't have anything that keeps
Speaker 25: our community safe, and it doesn't rain in this rogue
Speaker 25: agency that's been literally disregarding the rule of law for
Speaker 25: months now. It includes no accountability to stop these agents
Speaker 25: from killing people, from violating our constitutional rights. There's no
Speaker 25: assurances that the administration's even going to investigate the officers
Speaker 25: who commit acts of grave misconduct or kill people I
Speaker 25: will not be complicit in Republicans' efforts to allow these
Speaker 25: ICE and Border Patrol agents to violate the law and
Speaker 25: the constitutional rights of people across this country, including US citizens.
Speaker 2: You know what I would like to know? Mean, I mean,
Speaker 2: where's the money going?
Speaker 3: Like ICE is the highest funded US law enforcement agency,
Speaker 3: but they don't have standardized uniforms, they don't have marked vehicles.
Speaker 3: It doesn't seem like they have any advanced weaponry or technology.
Speaker 3: Like where's the money going?
Speaker 9: That is a great question. It was all packed into
Speaker 9: that big beautiful bill. The Democrats who voted yes say
Speaker 9: a shutdown would hurt disaster relief, airport security, and federal workers,
Speaker 9: while ICE would continue operating anyway. So due to that
Speaker 9: funding that I just mentioned from the big beautiful bill,
Speaker 9: and as you just said, Charlemagne, they got roughly seventy
Speaker 9: five billion dollars Sam, Yes, and.
Speaker 12: That doesn't even include the cameras.
Speaker 9: So they're they're asking for the funding which would include,
Speaker 9: they say, those those cameras to watch what ICE agents
Speaker 9: are doing right now, they're just using their cell phones
Speaker 9: and who.
Speaker 4: Knows where that's going.
Speaker 9: But now, as we just said, the House voted and
Speaker 9: so now the focus will shift to the Senate lawmakers
Speaker 9: there they must act before January thirtieth to avoid another
Speaker 9: government shutdown.
Speaker 3: So and it seems like they've moved very primitive and
Speaker 3: look very primitive to be the highest funded US law enforcements.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, for sure, for sure. So there's just you know,
Speaker 9: there's no regulations around that, and so some you know,
Speaker 9: a lot of the Democrats who voted with the Republicans
Speaker 9: of Seven Democrats are taking a lot of feat as
Speaker 9: well this morning or that vote. But we'll see what
Speaker 9: the Senate does. I think they're expected to vote next week,
Speaker 9: so we'll see, all right, And switching gears for a second,
Speaker 9: let's talk about hidden fees.
Speaker 12: So v let me ask you a question.
Speaker 9: When you book a hotel, do you want to see
Speaker 9: all the fees up front or be surprised with a
Speaker 9: bunch of extra charges when you're checking out?
Speaker 5: Now, I like to see everything upfront, and I hate
Speaker 5: booking and maybe like resort fee and this fel fee
Speaker 5: and this feed and I'd.
Speaker 4: Be like five full fun feed, Oh it is a zillion.
Speaker 5: One fees, and then it'll be with the times, I'm
Speaker 5: like nobody's going outside the pool but how are you
Speaker 5: gonna charge.
Speaker 2: Me to towels?
Speaker 4: It's crazy, but yeah, I hate it.
Speaker 2: I want to see it up.
Speaker 9: Front exactly all right, So you are like most Americans
Speaker 9: who feel the exact same way. So starting next month,
Speaker 9: New York City is banning hidden hotel fees. That means
Speaker 9: hotels can no longer advertise one price and then tackle
Speaker 9: on a mandatory resort, destination, or service fees at the checkout,
Speaker 9: and city officials say that if you don't see that
Speaker 9: that fee upfront, charging it later will be illegal. Hotels
Speaker 9: will also be required to clearly disclose things like credit
Speaker 9: card holds and deposits in advance. Those travelers aren't caught
Speaker 9: off guards when hundreds of thousands, excuse me, not even
Speaker 9: hundreds of thousands, but hundreds of dollars suddenly get tied
Speaker 9: up on their credit card. And so this timing, though
Speaker 9: it is no accident, New York is gearing up for
Speaker 9: a major tourism surge tied to the World Cup, and
Speaker 9: Mayor Mondani he is saying that those hidden fees they
Speaker 9: only drive up costs and frustrate visitors. Let's listen to
Speaker 9: what he had to say.
Speaker 26: As we prepare to celebrate the World Cup in mere months,
Speaker 26: a tournament that has already started to become defined by
Speaker 26: exorbitant costs that threaten to price people out of the
Speaker 26: world's game. This will help lower costs and dissuade any
Speaker 26: business that's operating outside of the law from cheating these
Speaker 26: kinds of customers. Those who treat their customers fairly will
Speaker 26: not be effected. But to those who have long approached
Speaker 26: business as an opportunity to mistreat those who they serve,
Speaker 26: let today be a warning. If you do not change
Speaker 26: your practices, city government will change them for you.
Speaker 9: Yeah so, and this rule is going to go beyond
Speaker 9: physically the hotels just in New York. So any booking
Speaker 9: sites that's selling rooms in New York City must now
Speaker 9: show the full real price from the start, no matter
Speaker 9: where you're booking from the bottom line. Starting next month,
Speaker 9: what you see before you pay is what you should get.
Speaker 12: No surprises.
Speaker 3: People gonna come to New York and find out what
Speaker 3: we already know. It's an expensive ast city for no reason.
Speaker 3: Now they expect hotel room going to be two thousand dollars.
Speaker 5: They expected like two three million people to come for
Speaker 5: the World Cup just for that World Cup, and they're
Speaker 5: saying that people are renting out their basements, their extra rooms,
Speaker 5: the Airbnb and things, because it was like prices are
Speaker 5: so expensive, people are looking to make a lot of
Speaker 5: money during that week because you can probably rent out
Speaker 5: your room usually let's say renting that room it's like
Speaker 5: five hundred now during that time, fifteen hundred because people
Speaker 5: want to go to that World Cup.
Speaker 3: Who the hell got a room to rent?
Speaker 6: Though?
Speaker 5: Now, I mean, if you have a house, you can
Speaker 5: rent a room in your house, or if it rent
Speaker 5: a base many house, if you do have something, y'all,
Speaker 5: y'all trusting strangers like that.
Speaker 4: People look brook they need extra dollars, so they do.
Speaker 4: Imagine it's a lot of that going on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, willing to give that a chance.
Speaker 5: And just so you know, World Cup tickets are gonna
Speaker 5: be out of this, Like I don't even know who
Speaker 5: can afford.
Speaker 2: It, and I really gonna fit.
Speaker 7: It's in New York City, it's my life state of
Speaker 7: New Jersey.
Speaker 4: Like, I don't even know how you can afford it.
Speaker 4: I'm really dope.
Speaker 2: Like tickets, I think they were saying, like fifteen thousand,
Speaker 2: it's gonna be.
Speaker 4: Some of the cheapest tickets.
Speaker 7: It's gonna be crazy to decrease the prices because when
Speaker 7: they see to day ain't selling like that might discount.
Speaker 2: I watch it on TV right exactly.
Speaker 9: All right, y'all, Well that is your front page News
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Speaker 3: Thank y'all, and listen. You know today is Friday, so
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Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 5: And when we come back, we have Latasha Brown and
Speaker 5: Chaan Say Lundy, executive director and founder of Southern Black Girls.
Speaker 4: They're gonna be talking about mentorship.
Speaker 3: January is National Mentorship Month, which I did not know,
Speaker 3: but they put me on too, and I thought that
Speaker 3: it was a very great conversation because mentorship is very,
Speaker 3: very very important.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, we'll get to that next. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Everybody's d J n V Jesselarry Charlamagne the
Speaker 2: guy we are the Breakfast Club. Loan of ruses here
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 5: Yes, indeed, special guest in the building. Now, January is
Speaker 5: National Mentorship Month.
Speaker 3: They got a month for everything. Yes, that is right.
Speaker 2: We have Latasha Brown and Shawn C. Lundy. Did I
Speaker 2: say your name right?
Speaker 5: They'll telling me it's a chance at first because it's
Speaker 5: aelled chance e, but it's Sha.
Speaker 7: Had an accent mark, and then I had to make
Speaker 7: sure that you wasn't LaTosha.
Speaker 6: Come.
Speaker 2: I just want to make sure you ladies.
Speaker 4: Feelings good, good, real good.
Speaker 2: What's the importance of national mentorship?
Speaker 10: Started off?
Speaker 7: Okay, So mentorship just is important in general because we
Speaker 7: all need guidance and somebody to look up to.
Speaker 18: Like you said, we have a.
Speaker 7: Month for everything, but mentorship is important to me because
Speaker 7: sitting here is Latasha, who I've known since I was
Speaker 7: fourteen years old, so before there was an organization, there
Speaker 7: was anything, and before we yeah, even had the term mentor.
Speaker 7: She is someone that I found as a safe space,
Speaker 7: like when I was in high school and I grew
Speaker 7: up in the nineties, and you know that's when a
Speaker 7: lot of people were getting in trouble. Drugs were out,
Speaker 7: like a lot of things were happening within my household.
Speaker 18: She was running a girls group and we met with
Speaker 18: her every.
Speaker 7: Week and she talk to us about leadership, about empowerment,
Speaker 7: and it became.
Speaker 18: My place to go so that I didn't get in trouble.
Speaker 7: Like you know, So it just so it's always I've
Speaker 7: always seen it's something important to pay it for it,
Speaker 7: so when there's no terminology, I never called her my
Speaker 7: mentor until maybe ten years ago, I was like, oh,
Speaker 7: I guess that's what it was. But it was like
Speaker 7: somebody who was looking out for me, looking out for
Speaker 7: other girls, using her own resources to take care of
Speaker 7: us and us being a part of organizations is just
Speaker 7: making sure that we had something to do. Like it's
Speaker 7: that guidance that you're not getting necessarily at home and
Speaker 7: having somebody else to talk to, somebody that helped guide
Speaker 7: you along the way and to bounce ideas off of,
Speaker 7: because you know, we can get inside our heads, especially
Speaker 7: when you're a teenager about what you think is right
Speaker 7: and you have somebody like no, that's not right, and
Speaker 7: you know you don't listen to your mama them all
Speaker 7: the time, so that somebody's like that kind of reinforces
Speaker 7: those things that you know, maybe you should take make
Speaker 7: different decisions.
Speaker 2: What did y'all mean.
Speaker 8: We were This was in the early nineties. I was
Speaker 8: twenty four years old, an't know what I was doing.
Speaker 2: What I knew from.
Speaker 4: Selma, Alabama, Alabama.
Speaker 8: In Selma, Alabama, and it was the first I met
Speaker 8: her as really interested. When I met her, I immediately
Speaker 8: knew it was something special event. She lived in a
Speaker 8: local house and public housing community not too far from my.
Speaker 4: Where I was.
Speaker 8: And while I didn't really know all the things to do,
Speaker 8: I knew that I had something to offer and I
Speaker 8: knew she had something to offer me. And so even
Speaker 8: when I'm thinking about mentorship, like all of us, I'm
Speaker 8: hoping that not only we mentoring somebody, but somebody's mentoring
Speaker 8: us too, because I don't think that mentorship is just
Speaker 8: based on you being a young person. I think that
Speaker 8: that's one phase of it, right, But every single generation
Speaker 8: is depositing wisdom and information or should be in each
Speaker 8: other when we get to the point that we don't
Speaker 8: listen to anybody else, like the older sisters are mentoring me,
Speaker 8: right that from my relationship to move with my money
Speaker 8: to how moving with myself. And so I say that
Speaker 8: because you can't even find a you can't find a
Speaker 8: great person. I think about Oprah. She always talks about
Speaker 8: how Maya Andrew was her mentor. Right, So each of
Speaker 8: us we need somebody pouring and if there's any time
Speaker 8: that we need to build community, it's in this moment.
Speaker 3: We yeah, I'll go ask you Withaja, who is your mentor?
Speaker 3: Because you everybody's so.
Speaker 8: You know, there's a couple of sisters that have been
Speaker 8: in my life. There's one in particularly that's coming up.
Speaker 8: This is a sister named Barbara Perkins, doctor Barbara Perkins.
Speaker 8: Who is She's really like a spiritual I just like
Speaker 8: everything I can. In some ways, she's like a sister friend.
Speaker 8: In some ways she's a mentor. But she's about ten
Speaker 8: years older than I am, and she's been such a
Speaker 8: blessing in my life because sometimes you can't see yourself.
Speaker 8: You need other people to help you see you right
Speaker 8: and be able to be corrected, be corrected because oftentimes
Speaker 8: we don't think love. We think love is somebody just
Speaker 8: making you feel good.
Speaker 7: Love is actually somebody correcting you right, even if you're thinking.
Speaker 4: About your parents.
Speaker 8: But it was some sisters that might say back in
Speaker 8: the day, because you know, back in the day we
Speaker 8: were showing it all, there might be that sister say, well, baby,
Speaker 8: you might not need to go on the meeting, you know,
Speaker 8: with this skirt on, and on some level at the
Speaker 8: time I may have felt something around it, right, but
Speaker 8: I understood the wisdom. As I've gotten old, I've understood
Speaker 8: the wisdom in that. And so she's one. There's a
Speaker 8: sister down in Selling, Alabama, fire Year Roads to Ray
Speaker 8: who's an activist who actually was a mentor to me
Speaker 8: and has been and continue to be a mentoring inspiration
Speaker 8: for me.
Speaker 4: And then my family. I got some bad sisters from
Speaker 4: the South.
Speaker 8: When I think of my ninety two year old aunt
Speaker 8: who raised me, Laba so elevate and all of these sisters.
Speaker 8: Sometimes it's not just the ones that are just pouring
Speaker 8: into you directly. Sometimes it's that sister at the church
Speaker 8: that said something to you that day that shifted your life.
Speaker 8: I know that there's this woman named Barbara Pitts who
Speaker 8: is a sister who is in a twenty first century
Speaker 8: and one day we were doing this event and she.
Speaker 4: Kept saying, y'all got to work hard, smarter, now harder.
Speaker 8: It hurt my feeling so bad. I was like with
Speaker 8: ms Pits, we are working, were working. It's years later
Speaker 8: to this day, Like that's my manstra Like I get it.
Speaker 8: And so I'm hoping even the people that are listening
Speaker 8: now you need to snatch. We can't just be so
Speaker 8: selfish as it's about you pouring into just your child.
Speaker 8: You're responsible for your child, but we're responsible our community.
Speaker 8: If our community is gonna flourish, like we've got to
Speaker 8: really be able to pour into other folk. So if
Speaker 8: God gave you a measure of wisdom, whatever extra you got,
Speaker 8: that extra you got is because somebody out there needs.
Speaker 8: And so I hope that we really realized I know
Speaker 8: I am not just because I had good parents or
Speaker 8: I had my family. There's so many sisters, some of
Speaker 8: them their names will take me all day to say
Speaker 8: the names. Some of their names I don't know right,
Speaker 8: that have poured in and helped shape me. And so
Speaker 8: that's really important. That's what we try to do with
Speaker 8: Southern Black girls. It's about how we shape in this generation.
Speaker 8: Like this whole idea of black women. Black women are
Speaker 8: the ones that are.
Speaker 4: Actually helping lead. But you don't just pop up one day,
Speaker 4: do you just and you're just a black woman. There
Speaker 4: was a process.
Speaker 7: You were a girl, right and you grew up and
Speaker 7: there were women along the way that when you were
Speaker 7: out of order or when there are things that you
Speaker 7: didn't know that had to.
Speaker 4: Pour into you.
Speaker 8: And then sometimes we didn't have those, We didn't have
Speaker 8: those in our families. So its other sisters that might
Speaker 8: pull you and pour into you. So we're trying to
Speaker 8: create that on something.
Speaker 5: I just want to say thank you first, because the
Speaker 5: first thing you said when you walk in here, it
Speaker 5: was you know, I prayed for your daughter.
Speaker 2: When I did, I just want to say thank you.
Speaker 5: So many people have been coming up to me and
Speaker 5: saying they prayed for my daughter, and I just want
Speaker 5: to say thank you.
Speaker 4: A lot of time we just you know, we don't
Speaker 4: say thank you. I just want to say thank you.
Speaker 5: The lot and that love and that prayer was felt
Speaker 5: and and God put his hands over my baby girl.
Speaker 2: So I just want to say thank you.
Speaker 4: You are absolutely welcome.
Speaker 8: And we saw when she got ready to go to school,
Speaker 8: baby she was sharpd she was read.
Speaker 3: I want to go back to something you said because
Speaker 3: I thought it was so powerful man.
Speaker 2: You said that love is correction.
Speaker 4: Love is correction.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we think of we've allowed these folks to feed
Speaker 8: us this space of this this idea that love is
Speaker 8: the thing that makes you feel good, or love is
Speaker 8: the thing that supposed to align up all make you
Speaker 8: feel like like you're just cushion at the end of
Speaker 8: the day. Really, if you really think about love, love
Speaker 8: is the love is correction, it says.
Speaker 4: In the scriptures.
Speaker 8: I'm a personal faith that God corrects those that he loved.
Speaker 8: And really the people who my best friends, right, my friends,
Speaker 8: including this sister who she said that I'm her mentor
Speaker 8: she now mentors me like really, like when I am
Speaker 8: out of order, when I am in my mind, when
Speaker 8: I'm ready to go burn it down right, or even
Speaker 8: sometimes when I'm just wrong right, she actually brings She
Speaker 8: allows me to be able to see myself, imparts of
Speaker 8: myself that I can't see. And so part of my
Speaker 8: growth and development is being able to be open for
Speaker 8: people to correct me, because that's an aspect of love.
Speaker 8: And so we got to see that as the people
Speaker 8: that love you tell you the truth, the people that
Speaker 8: love you will pull you to the side to keep
Speaker 8: you from hurting yourself or hurting others. The folks that
Speaker 8: really love you ain't gonna be down with your bs, right.
Speaker 8: The folks that love you you really are the ones
Speaker 8: that are gonna help get you in alignment to the best.
Speaker 4: They want to see the best that you can be.
Speaker 4: And part of that, A key part of that is
Speaker 4: really around correction.
Speaker 21: Y'all brought up a good point of it took you
Speaker 21: some time yet to get to a certain point in
Speaker 21: your life where you were mature enough to understand at
Speaker 21: the mentorship like how to take it and how to
Speaker 21: apply it to your life, right? And I take it
Speaker 21: as like something you should go again. When you're talking
Speaker 21: to these younger girls, how do you talk them through? No,
Speaker 21: this mentorship is something that you need. You should be
Speaker 21: receptive to it because sometimes you know, if you're in
Speaker 21: fight or flight mode, you.
Speaker 8: Don't you know what's really interesting? Those the girls that
Speaker 8: I want, Those are the girls I always would like.
Speaker 8: The girl in the class that was cutting up. I like,
Speaker 8: that's my leader, right, then, that's the sister that I want, right,
Speaker 8: And so part of it is I don't know if
Speaker 8: I think that girls gonna wake up one day and
Speaker 8: say they want to mentor there are some that do that,
Speaker 8: and I want them to do that. That's not necessarily
Speaker 8: how it played out a certain kind of way. I
Speaker 8: haven't met a child that don't want to be poured into.
Speaker 8: We got this whole idea that kids don't want to
Speaker 8: be listened to, girls, boys or whatever. I've not met
Speaker 8: a kid that don't want to be poured into. We
Speaker 8: just don't want to take have the discipline and the
Speaker 8: courage to actually figure out the rhythm of it. If
Speaker 8: I come at you a certain kind of way, if
Speaker 8: I'm paying attention to you, I should know that if
Speaker 8: I come at you a certain kind of way, you
Speaker 8: ain't gonna listen to me, right, So I'm gonna feed
Speaker 8: you what you eat. If you're gonna come to me,
Speaker 8: if there's a certain that I've seen that you want attention,
Speaker 8: then there might be a way that I give you
Speaker 8: some individual attention. I pulled this system to the side
Speaker 8: that's cutting up in the classroom and be like, what's
Speaker 8: going on?
Speaker 4: Just talk to her or listen to her.
Speaker 8: And so I think sometimes we're so caught up in
Speaker 8: these structures of what they supposed to look like that
Speaker 8: we forget that these young people oftentimes when they're acting out,
Speaker 8: they're asking for help, they want.
Speaker 7: Some support, they want somebody to see them. And so
Speaker 7: I know I did.
Speaker 8: There are times that I cut up because I didn't
Speaker 8: know I didn't have no I was frustrated.
Speaker 4: I didn't know what else to do.
Speaker 8: Right, I might not have had anybody that I wanted
Speaker 8: to talk about at home. It may be something I
Speaker 8: was going to going through that I was embarrassed about.
Speaker 8: So I say that to say that, you know, I
Speaker 8: do think that young people and particularly young women, and
Speaker 8: I'm hoping I'm for the kids, even young women. Every
Speaker 8: woman should have them a mentor. I don't care if
Speaker 8: you eighty years old. You need to have somebody. Each
Speaker 8: a knowledge base, like your institutional knowledge base is person
Speaker 8: after person, so every single human being, you should be
Speaker 8: thinking about who you are mentoring, and who is mentoring you,
Speaker 8: who's pouring into you, and who are you pouring into
Speaker 8: And so I'm with the girls that oftentimes it's just
Speaker 8: really the gathering, like the gathering and building relationship, like
Speaker 8: I'm not trying to put you in my mentor box.
Speaker 8: That's why some of them programs don't work, because all
Speaker 8: they see in you is as a number you just
Speaker 8: another number in my program, right instead of I actually
Speaker 8: see you as a person, and I am using a
Speaker 8: and I'm creating a space for you to understand that
Speaker 8: if you want to be in a relationship like we can
Speaker 8: be down. And so what we've seen is hundreds of
Speaker 8: girls like if y'all come to y'all got to come
Speaker 8: to our black Girl our dream conference, like listen, it's
Speaker 8: they need it and they're actually open for it.
Speaker 4: We just in our minds we.
Speaker 2: Just saying, listen.
Speaker 4: So that's the.
Speaker 7: Girl that you were just describing, right, like the one
Speaker 7: that's cutting up in class much.
Speaker 4: Definitely her, you know what I mean.
Speaker 7: I was funny, I was, you know, just always making
Speaker 7: a mockery of everything.
Speaker 4: But I did my work and everything.
Speaker 7: So I resonate with that part of it because I'm
Speaker 7: a leader and I was told that by a lot
Speaker 7: of mentors in school and like nurses and teachers and
Speaker 7: things like that. But I want to know, is it
Speaker 7: ever do you ever have parents or moms.
Speaker 4: That are like not receptive?
Speaker 8: Which absolutely absolutely let me just say in my process,
Speaker 8: I don't know if I had. I never was in
Speaker 8: a mentoring program necessarily like that. My mother was unable
Speaker 8: to keep me. I wasn't raised by my mother. I
Speaker 8: actually was raised partly by my grandmother, my grandparents. My
Speaker 8: mother lived with us, but she had an illness and
Speaker 8: then my then I wound up staying with my aunt
Speaker 8: as well. And so I didn't have the traditional and
Speaker 8: that was something in me that, even though I always
Speaker 8: was safe, I wanted to.
Speaker 4: Leave it the Beaver family.
Speaker 2: I wanted the mama to dad, you know what I mean.
Speaker 8: And I know some of y'all don't even know what
Speaker 8: I'm talking about, but you know, right, But so so
Speaker 8: I think part of it we're going to run. Let
Speaker 8: me give one example of something that happened with southern
Speaker 8: black girls we were doing.
Speaker 2: This is almost me.
Speaker 8: So when we were we were gathering before we started,
Speaker 8: we wound up doing focus groups all over the kind
Speaker 8: all thirteen states.
Speaker 2: We work at thirteen states.
Speaker 8: And so in one of the places we were in,
Speaker 8: we were in New Orleans and there was his sister
Speaker 8: about forty years old that we were doing focus groups
Speaker 8: with the kids, with girls between the ages of like
Speaker 8: twelve and sixteen or something, and we were asking questions
Speaker 8: and one of the questions was, what is a black
Speaker 8: girl's dream.
Speaker 4: What's your dream?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 8: And so we're in this this space, were down in
Speaker 8: New Orleans, and there's his sister.
Speaker 7: In the forties. She keep jumping in, she keep jumping in.
Speaker 7: So there's ah, she just rupted the thing because it's
Speaker 7: for the kids. So I pulled it to the side.
Speaker 7: I pulled outside and said, listen, sister, you know.
Speaker 8: We we're trying to get with the kids and we're
Speaker 8: trying to get their dreams.
Speaker 4: And when you jump in, she said, I know, I know,
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 8: She said, I'm just so excited because I'm forty some
Speaker 8: years old and ain't nobody ever asked me my dream?
Speaker 8: And so I'm like, just think of that, right, Ain't
Speaker 8: nobody ever asked me that? And so I'm saying that
Speaker 8: because some of even the way our work, our work
Speaker 8: ain't just about the girls, y'all to be surprised, soul,
Speaker 8: I say, tell you'll be surprised that when we're having
Speaker 8: our work, you will have sixty year olds, seventy year olds.
Speaker 4: We're telling black women reclaim your girlhood.
Speaker 8: Oftentimes many of us were our girlhood was taken, whether
Speaker 8: it's through sexual assault, whether it was you had to
Speaker 8: grow up too soon because from your mommy and dad.
Speaker 8: Folks had to go to work, whether you had to
Speaker 8: defend or fight for your family, take care of the
Speaker 8: other kids. Your girlhood was taken from you, but it's
Speaker 8: still a part of you. So we're saying reclaim that.
Speaker 8: So while we're working with the girls, we're oftentimes working
Speaker 8: with we have of other activities for adults and parents,
Speaker 8: and sometimes it is it is that parent that may
Speaker 8: not want their kids.
Speaker 4: But I'm telling you, baby, they come up in the
Speaker 4: space we got them.
Speaker 8: You come up in the space we got you, right,
Speaker 8: not because because the other thing. It's not because we're
Speaker 8: trying to trick. It's because we see you too, and
Speaker 8: we've seen your little.
Speaker 7: Girl and we affirm your little girl that's in you
Speaker 7: because all of us got a sub brokenness. All of
Speaker 7: us got that that's the point in which we get
Speaker 7: broken as children.
Speaker 3: So that's all. That's all.
Speaker 7: Don't try to fish, and so our work is based
Speaker 7: on the interchildy. I tell people all the time, you
Speaker 7: can talk to somebody that's eighty five years old and
Speaker 7: they'll start talking about what happened when.
Speaker 3: They was fifteen.
Speaker 18: They're like fifteen.
Speaker 7: I'm like, dang, But you're going to live the whole
Speaker 7: like sixty years past that, you know, but that's it.
Speaker 7: And I think that one of the questions when you
Speaker 7: were asking about the parents. I think what it is
Speaker 7: sometimes is fear. It's fear and what they haven't been
Speaker 7: exposed to themselves. Like I work with young people sometimes,
Speaker 7: like taking them on trips. I started something because I.
Speaker 18: Shook me on trip.
Speaker 7: I take girls on trips, and so the most resistance
Speaker 7: I get sometimes is from parents.
Speaker 18: I'm like, you don't want your child to do this,
Speaker 18: But it's.
Speaker 7: Because they haven't been they haven't seen, they haven't been exposed,
Speaker 7: and they're afraid and I get that. But once they see,
Speaker 7: and like you said, once you experience something, then you
Speaker 7: know you want.
Speaker 18: Your child to be a part of it.
Speaker 7: But I think that a lot of times it's also
Speaker 7: just the fear and what are you gonna tell my
Speaker 7: child that I haven't yoah. And that's usually what it
Speaker 7: is because I always use the example from the movie
Speaker 7: Lean on Me.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 3: Ever, there was a.
Speaker 7: Girl I think or whatever it was, a girl she
Speaker 7: had got pregnant or whatever. Remember when they went to
Speaker 7: the house, the mom wasn't receptive by them trying to
Speaker 7: help her and everything, and she was explained to my mom,
Speaker 7: but this is going to help me, and you know,
Speaker 7: but when you look at the mom at the end,
Speaker 7: everything calmed down and everything and she was able to
Speaker 7: receive the help. But the mom had never ever experienced
Speaker 7: somebody really trying to help them, or ever exposed to
Speaker 7: somebody trying to change their life, you know.
Speaker 4: And so a lot of times the parents can be.
Speaker 7: The downfall of the kid, like you know what I mean,
Speaker 7: Like I guess because they haven't lived out their childhood.
Speaker 2: Right and.
Speaker 7: Friends had been given to them like transaction. If somebody
Speaker 7: does this for me, then what are they gonna want?
Speaker 7: So I'm afraid to receive your help because you're gonna
Speaker 7: want something from me and I can't pay it back.
Speaker 4: Or scared of the judgment or judgment or the judgment.
Speaker 18: Absolutely.
Speaker 3: I love this conversation becausehip is so important for men
Speaker 3: and women. But how do you mentor without projecting your
Speaker 3: own path onto somebody?
Speaker 4: That's an excellent point. That's an excellent point.
Speaker 7: That's why you paid the big book.
Speaker 4: That's that's a great point.
Speaker 19: You know.
Speaker 8: I think that there is on some level we be real.
Speaker 8: We all do that. So let's just say that let
Speaker 8: all of us do that on some level. But I
Speaker 8: think part of what I love the way that chrn
Speaker 8: Say and her team have been setting things up, you know,
Speaker 8: is that we create space for there to be peer
Speaker 8: to peer mentorship as well.
Speaker 4: So it can't just be top down. It's also you.
Speaker 8: Got to create these other spaces. And you talk about
Speaker 8: the ambassadors.
Speaker 7: Yeah, even with our youth ambassadors, like they're leading and
Speaker 7: we give them space. So one, we give them space
Speaker 7: to make decisions. We have what we call a participatory
Speaker 7: grant making model. We do trust based Philanthroy. These are
Speaker 7: all the terms, but what it means is we build
Speaker 7: with community. So community is giving input into the decisions
Speaker 7: that we're making. And even with our young people, they
Speaker 7: actually tell us what they want. They tell us the path.
Speaker 7: Like we don't helicopter in and say we think that
Speaker 7: young people need to see X, y Z. They tell
Speaker 7: us this is what's most important. Like for example, this
Speaker 7: past weekend, they told that I don't think we talked
Speaker 7: about mental health like this like this in the late nineties,
Speaker 7: we weren't talking.
Speaker 3: About mental health in this way.
Speaker 7: But the girls, all we were hearing was that we
Speaker 7: need more support for mental health. We need more support,
Speaker 7: so they guide that decision making. So even as a mentor,
Speaker 7: it means listening to what people are saying the needs are.
Speaker 7: Because I can't tell you to go down this path.
Speaker 7: I can might give you some these are some of
Speaker 7: the infrastructure you might need. But I'm listening to what
Speaker 7: you need how I can support it. There are some
Speaker 7: young girls who are some of our youth ambassadors. They
Speaker 7: were talking about in Mississippi that girls really.
Speaker 18: Need mental health.
Speaker 7: They have set up now they were empowered to set
Speaker 7: up their own We've supplied them with resources, a group
Speaker 7: therapy like now that they're going to be having group
Speaker 7: therapy that does applyed with therapy, so that now they've
Speaker 7: set up their own Magnolia circle.
Speaker 18: So they're going to have mental health and wellness.
Speaker 7: They saw such a need for mental health, healing and
Speaker 7: in like different practices in Mississippi.
Speaker 8: MOK speaking of mental health a highlight for us since
Speaker 8: we partnered with Megan Thee Stallion. So we did we
Speaker 8: partner with her. We've been working with her foundation for
Speaker 8: the last how many years, since since twenty twenty two,
Speaker 8: and we did a we have a what is called
Speaker 8: Black Girl Joy Challenge.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Our Black Girl Joy Challenge is where we put
Speaker 7: money directly in the hands of girls. We give them
Speaker 7: five hundred and fifty dollars and say, how can you
Speaker 7: spread joy to ten of your family members, of friends
Speaker 7: in community. And these girls are doing some amazing work
Speaker 7: and that's because we don't want them to see themselves
Speaker 7: as victims. Who want to see them as generators of solutions.
Speaker 7: So you come up with your own program what you
Speaker 7: want to do. Particularly a young lady who won award
Speaker 7: through Megan Thee Stallions, Pete and Thomas Foundation was Mila Henry.
Speaker 7: She came up with mental health boxes in major boxes
Speaker 7: that she passes out to other girls, like we've seen
Speaker 7: girls come with affirmation boxes. There are some young there
Speaker 7: are some twins from Montgomery, Alabama that started with us.
Speaker 7: They got our first Black Girl Joy Challenge in twenty twenty.
Speaker 7: They were at she nominated I think last year to
Speaker 7: be seeing the Heroes because now Alabama's even pass legislation
Speaker 7: around in the period poverty and there's so much stigma
Speaker 7: around mensteration.
Speaker 18: I probably say the word right, but there's there's so
Speaker 18: much stigma around it.
Speaker 7: But they found out that one in five girls missed
Speaker 7: school because they don't have sanitary supplies, and so they
Speaker 7: started passing things out and then we actually gave them
Speaker 7: a bigger grant so they could do more in schools.
Speaker 7: And then the states set up a fund so that
Speaker 7: this is in Alabama, they set up a fund so
Speaker 7: that schools could apply to now have those supplies in school.
Speaker 7: So they're making a difference like mighty rivers a field
Speaker 7: drip by drip John, give somebody five hundred and fifty
Speaker 7: dollars and they'd be like, I ain't got no family.
Speaker 8: Now you know, the girls are coming like and it's
Speaker 8: been game changes because part of what happens is y'all
Speaker 8: really really how things happen. It's not based on money.
Speaker 8: It's based on belief. If you're really honest, it's really
Speaker 8: based on belief. And so when you start feeding and seeing,
Speaker 8: just think about it. Think about it might be something
Speaker 8: real small, but think about the first person that's seeded
Speaker 8: into your vision, Like there's something about that that gave
Speaker 8: you an affirmation of what you could do. And so
Speaker 8: part for our work, our work is we really are
Speaker 8: we trying we building. We try to build nations. We building,
Speaker 8: we got nation buildings. Were thinking about this thing differently.
Speaker 8: If black women are gonna be on the forefront, then
Speaker 8: how are we seeding and feeding and investing in them?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 8: I got a phone call one day out of sky
Speaker 8: Blue from Oprah. Wiffrey had found out about the work,
Speaker 8: and she called and said she just wanted to know.
Speaker 8: She's like, tell me about your vision, and she said
Speaker 8: it reminded her of what she did with the sisters
Speaker 8: in South Africa. We've had the Vice president to call
Speaker 8: us about the work.
Speaker 2: It's not them, it's not It wasn't.
Speaker 4: Them, It wasn't.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I also think, and I think that there's a I'm
Speaker 8: glad you raised because it does open up another space
Speaker 8: black folks.
Speaker 4: We got to take care of black institutions. Now we
Speaker 4: just gonna have to. We're gonna have to step up
Speaker 4: in this moment.
Speaker 2: Are we not seeing it?
Speaker 4: We shouldn't be depending on no federal funding them.
Speaker 18: People don't like we know.
Speaker 4: What's going on right.
Speaker 8: We should our kids should not be subject to the
Speaker 8: benevolence of white folks. That ultimately, even a duck got
Speaker 8: enough sense to take care of his ducklings. So Ultimately,
Speaker 8: we're giving money to Loui and all those other folks.
Speaker 2: And I get it because I like the stuff.
Speaker 8: I like stuff like everybody else likes stuff, right, But
Speaker 8: we're supporting them to support their children, right, and we're
Speaker 8: not supporting our own stuff. Our institutions got to be
Speaker 8: supported by us. So we love when we get them
Speaker 8: twenty five dollars kids, those one hundred dollars hids those Yes,
Speaker 8: you can go and drop a million shark's man.
Speaker 6: But.
Speaker 2: Right right, the big bucks.
Speaker 4: That's why you're making me bu I know, do you
Speaker 4: know that's my brother.
Speaker 2: That's my brother.
Speaker 4: That's my brother, and I love his love for community.
Speaker 8: And we appreciate you because this player form is important,
Speaker 8: and so I think it's really important for us to
Speaker 8: lift up y'all.
Speaker 4: We gotta get it together. We can't be the same.
Speaker 8: If other folks are shifting, then that means we got
Speaker 8: to do a paradigm shift. And so if they're trying
Speaker 8: to build a nation that is rooted in racism, that
Speaker 8: ain't gonna be rooted in white supremacy, we can't be
Speaker 8: down with that. You got a nation, Bill, We're a
Speaker 8: nation within a nation, and part of even what black
Speaker 8: folks did just nine years after slavery. We had founded
Speaker 8: hundreds of cities, we had built schools. These are people
Speaker 8: who had formerly been enslaved. So why are we not
Speaker 8: doing that at this level? Because we are actually now
Speaker 8: directing our resources in a way that's just consumerism. And
Speaker 8: I'm not saying this as a judgment. I'm saying this
Speaker 8: as a wake up call. In this moment, I'm hoping
Speaker 8: that we understand, you know, and I ain't come on here
Speaker 8: to be political, but let me say this. I hope
Speaker 8: we understand that this moment ain't about Trump. Now all
Speaker 8: that we can sit there and think that this moment's
Speaker 8: about Trump and Republicans, loa, ain't this moment really is?
Speaker 4: In my opinion, this moment is really a hard reset
Speaker 4: for us to look at ourselves. What are we doing?
Speaker 4: Like we created Trump.
Speaker 8: Every time you actually thought that you were better than
Speaker 8: somebody else, that fed into that kind of energy. Every
Speaker 8: time you stepped over that homeless person, that fed into
Speaker 8: that energy. Every time you believe that some people deserve
Speaker 8: food and other folks didn't, you fed into that injury.
Speaker 4: We created and fed.
Speaker 8: This monster, this monster of meanness and madness in this country, right,
Speaker 8: that would do anything for attention, that would do anything
Speaker 8: to get money, that would do anything to make himself
Speaker 8: be dominant.
Speaker 4: That lives in us too, And so part of if
Speaker 4: we want to see something different, then we gonna have
Speaker 4: to be different.
Speaker 8: So in this space as we deal with our kids,
Speaker 8: like I'll here folks and they'll say something, Yeah, but
Speaker 8: these boys, now that these boys are the same thing
Speaker 8: that boys did fitty years old, right.
Speaker 4: These girls, the girls were the same amn thing that
Speaker 4: you did.
Speaker 8: The bottom line, youre talking about the girl getting praiged
Speaker 8: that half y'all you just didn't.
Speaker 4: Get caught like at the end of the day, don't
Speaker 4: add like y'all want to have it said, right.
Speaker 8: So I'm saying that because there's a particular kind of
Speaker 8: way that we judge others to make ourselves feel bigger
Speaker 8: and better.
Speaker 2: Ain't That's what's happening right now.
Speaker 4: That kind of consciousness.
Speaker 8: So I'm just hoping that with us we actually bring
Speaker 8: love and power to the space and we create. We
Speaker 8: ain't got it perfect, we ain't got it all figured
Speaker 8: out right, But what I do know is I do
Speaker 8: know that if we're coming to a process and we're
Speaker 8: trying to create even mentorship. We're calling membership. But we
Speaker 8: hear this phrase that that it takes a village.
Speaker 2: To raise a child.
Speaker 4: That's just pure truth, right. We just a village. We
Speaker 4: are another village.
Speaker 8: We provide resources, is money, message and movement building.
Speaker 2: That's what we do. We appreciate you for joining us.
Speaker 2: Tell us how they can donate one more time if
Speaker 2: they listen.
Speaker 7: You can go to Southern Blackgirls dot o rg Southern
Speaker 7: Black Girls dot org.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 5: Well, January is National Mentorship moth and thank you women
Speaker 5: for joining us. Appreciation taut this ye midterms, Yeah, bos
Speaker 5: on the ground Sha.
Speaker 4: And LaTosha.
Speaker 2: You know, let's get right to the latest with Laurie.
Speaker 2: You'll talk yllll cool back.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I mean not dumbing myself down. I'm being myself.
Speaker 21: I'm the homeguard that knows a little bit about everything
Speaker 21: and everything the.
Speaker 4: Little brown girls look at you, and I want to
Speaker 4: be like you.
Speaker 12: Take me do that?
Speaker 2: Take me that the latest.
Speaker 3: On the breakfast club?
Speaker 12: Coolba talk to me all right, y'all.
Speaker 21: So Nicki Minaj in that twenty million dollar mansion in
Speaker 21: l a that was potentially going to have to be
Speaker 21: sold in order to pay a judgment, a default judgment
Speaker 21: that was won by a uh A former bodyguard that
Speaker 21: alleges that Nicki's husband put some palls on him and
Speaker 21: he won. He won five hundred thousand dollars by default
Speaker 21: because of Nicki Minaj's team not adhering, not showing up
Speaker 21: in this and she's not gonna have to do it. Yesterday,
Speaker 21: this gentleman's attorney, his name is Paul Sasso, showed up
Speaker 21: the court and we got an update that we were
Speaker 21: not expecting because Nicki Minaj last minute cleared that debt.
Speaker 21: Let's take a listen to Paul. I'm sorry, let's take
Speaker 21: a listen to. You should have Paul, All right, Well,
Speaker 21: we don't have Paul. But basically, what Paul says is
Speaker 21: that they found out last minute that Nicki Minaj had
Speaker 21: satisfied the judgment. So basically, she cleared the five hundred
Speaker 21: thousand dollars that was due.
Speaker 12: I think.
Speaker 21: And the reason why I said I think, I know
Speaker 21: she cleared it because he went into court and told
Speaker 21: the judge that. But what is unclear, and I did
Speaker 21: reach out to Paul. What is unclear is whether she
Speaker 21: paid the full five hundred thousand dollars amount, or if
Speaker 21: she settled out for a larger lower amount in order
Speaker 21: to just be able to get this over with.
Speaker 5: So if the judgment was there, I don't think she
Speaker 5: could settle out. She might have been able to make
Speaker 5: payment plans, but she can't settle out once that numbers there.
Speaker 5: You can't said, okay, well let's make a cheap of price.
Speaker 5: That she had to pay that five hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 5: Y'all crazy to think she was gonna lose her twenty
Speaker 5: million dollar mine. She said, yeah, we said this movie
Speaker 5: just when she.
Speaker 2: Was going to pay it.
Speaker 3: You know, that's that's one of those things. You do
Speaker 3: it at the last minute because you don't want to
Speaker 3: pay like nigga here. I seen somebody do that one time.
Speaker 3: And when they wrote to check out, when they put
Speaker 3: what it was for, they put blood money.
Speaker 12: Oh I remember you told that story.
Speaker 3: I did.
Speaker 21: Yeah, you told us, well you told me, oh okay, okay.
Speaker 21: But in other news, as we move on, so Javonte
Speaker 21: Tank Davis. So there's been a We've been kind of
Speaker 21: tracking a little bit. I know I have been. I've
Speaker 21: been checking in with Miami Gardens PD almost every day.
Speaker 21: To see if they've arranged anything with him turning himself in.
Speaker 21: And yesterday there were some reports that were circulating that
Speaker 21: the US Marshalls had gotten involved in this situation because
Speaker 21: he still has not Givonte Tank Davis turned himself in,
Speaker 21: and I wanted to just clarify that reporting. I reached
Speaker 21: out just I do it daily to figure out has
Speaker 21: he turned hisself in. Miami Garden's police department couldn't tell
Speaker 21: me anything, but I did come across the source who
Speaker 21: told me that number one, the US Marshals have been
Speaker 21: involved from the beginning. We played the press conference that
Speaker 21: they had here when they announced or had in Miami
Speaker 21: when they announce the arrestaurant, and they say it in
Speaker 21: that actual press conference. And I was back on the fourteenth,
Speaker 21: but a source did tell me that Jervonte Tek Davis's
Speaker 21: attorneys are they're trying to figure out this whole thing.
Speaker 21: They're having conversations with Miami Gardens ped or they were.
Speaker 21: Up until a certain point, there was an arrangement he
Speaker 21: was supposed to turn himself in. They figured it out
Speaker 21: with the attorneys, but it didn't happen. So now they're
Speaker 21: just waiting on the attorneys to call them to give
Speaker 21: an update of when it will happen.
Speaker 2: Why do you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: US Marshals get involved when like it's ail or high
Speaker 3: priority case, Like why would this be a high priority?
Speaker 2: Is he on the run? Like does he not turn
Speaker 2: himself in and they can't find him?
Speaker 12: So what I this is, I'm gonna give you the
Speaker 12: exact quote.
Speaker 21: So I was told police are still actively looking for
Speaker 21: him and waiting for his attorney to give them a call.
Speaker 21: And on why the US Marshals are involved, it's because
Speaker 21: from what they from what police understand, Geronte T. Davis
Speaker 21: has a home in Florida, but he doesn't live there
Speaker 21: full time, and they know that he lives other places
Speaker 21: and a lot of times. So if it's state the state,
Speaker 21: US Marshals will get involved in case they have to
Speaker 21: extradite you to somewhere else. So that's why they were
Speaker 21: involved from the very beginning, because he has different properties,
Speaker 21: different places and they're not for sure where, but.
Speaker 2: They acting like he's on the run, like he's hiding.
Speaker 21: From what I understand is I mean, he was on
Speaker 21: Instagram yesterday kind of combating some of these reports.
Speaker 12: So he ain't hit in too d He's very little.
Speaker 3: I think it's just technically it makes sense because I
Speaker 3: mean he would be considered a fugitive now if he gets.
Speaker 2: A fugitive apprehension. Yes, this sounds crazy. It sounds like
Speaker 2: he's on the run and they can't find him.
Speaker 21: I mean, technically he is on the run right now.
Speaker 21: But running okay, No, yeah, Well he was on live,
Speaker 21: was he signed? He wasn't on live. He had just
Speaker 21: posted to answer story, just responding to a report. He
Speaker 21: was mad that people were reporting and having a conversation.
Speaker 21: But in other news, trade Songs issuing Kansas City cops
Speaker 21: over this like crowd incident that he had. So this
Speaker 21: incident is from a few years ago, back in twenty
Speaker 21: twenty one. He was at the Chief a Chief in
Speaker 21: chiefs in Buffalo Bill's game, and there was that video
Speaker 21: of him like fighting with or like I don't even
Speaker 21: know if you call it a fight, but it was
Speaker 21: a physical altercation of some sort trade songs and security
Speaker 21: and some people in the stands, and they had actually
Speaker 21: tried to throw some things his way. So Trey Song
Speaker 21: claims that security guards and cops showed up when this
Speaker 21: video took place, they failed to protect him from unruly,
Speaker 21: aggressive and intoxicated attendees, and instead they physically assaulted him,
Speaker 21: wrongfully arrested him, handcuffed, and detained him in jail. Trey
Speaker 21: Songs is alleging that he was charged with trespassing, resisting rests,
Speaker 21: and assaulting a police officer, all of which were dismissed
Speaker 21: after a while, and so in his lawsuit, Trey Songs
Speaker 21: are saying, because of the coverage of this, the way
Speaker 21: that it was portrayed, and the physical things he had
Speaker 21: to endure, suffered physical injuries, emotional distress, damage to his
Speaker 21: professional reputation, and financial laws as a result of the incident.
Speaker 21: So he is also claiming that they used a sensive
Speaker 21: force and wrongfully detained him and arrested him, and he
Speaker 21: is coming back for vengeance.
Speaker 7: Last time zones without a song, you guys coming up?
Speaker 12: Well, ray J is in the video. He's not really
Speaker 12: like in the song, but there is like the song.
Speaker 4: He dropped a song with a new artist that it
Speaker 4: is some girl.
Speaker 2: I saw it.
Speaker 4: I saw it.
Speaker 2: I ain't see ray J. I mean he's in the
Speaker 2: video a month ago. We're talking about I haven't heard
Speaker 2: a trade song in a long time.
Speaker 3: It's like, yeah, I don't ever hear about trade zones
Speaker 3: with music.
Speaker 4: No, it's a dope song.
Speaker 12: I thought it wasn't a bad song.
Speaker 3: Even if you you know, you got you know, all
Speaker 3: of those legal situations happening. Sometimes it can get offset
Speaker 3: by music, right because the media, the media is only
Speaker 3: going to focus on what they get. Yeah, so you
Speaker 3: got to get him something.
Speaker 4: Else, you know, the bad stuff. They're going to focus
Speaker 4: on the bad.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and if you don't give them anything good at all.
Speaker 4: He posted it like he posts music that he got.
Speaker 2: Just that nobody takes that up.
Speaker 18: I told you late again.
Speaker 12: I'm about to look it up.
Speaker 21: But I have an honest question for the room, right,
Speaker 21: if Trece Songs put out music, where yo?
Speaker 6: For real?
Speaker 12: If Trey Songs put out music with all.
Speaker 21: Of this stuff that has been happening in the news
Speaker 21: all these past like years since his last biggest hit,
Speaker 21: with the music really overtake all of the headlines, The
Speaker 21: music is good, hit is hit, hits take off regardless
Speaker 21: giving him their shot.
Speaker 4: Hits hits like that, like Trey song hits.
Speaker 7: Oh you said like music, Yeah, Yeah, that's all that's
Speaker 7: the hits going overshadow.
Speaker 4: The other hits.
Speaker 12: I don't know the exact day.
Speaker 4: I know it was the physical Hits.
Speaker 21: Record Yeah again featuring Feather.
Speaker 12: Yes, it was seven months ago that he put it out.
Speaker 12: You just heard it a month ago?
Speaker 4: Yes, okay, just now it's dope too, he singing, he'd
Speaker 4: be singing. Yeah, what.
Speaker 5: Jesus yell great advocates y'allo yellow horrible for being an
Speaker 5: advocate for TRED.
Speaker 12: I was just reporting the news.
Speaker 21: As we wrap up, though, we're gonna get into the
Speaker 21: Naomio Sokka conversation on the latest with Loaur on the
Speaker 21: roads of the podcast since we didn't get to do
Speaker 21: it here and have the conversation about black women in
Speaker 21: sports and apologies or not because I don't think of
Speaker 21: the name of OCCA, should apologize, should have apologized?
Speaker 12: And we're gonna talk about it in the podcast over there.
Speaker 11: Ye.
Speaker 21: Well, that's why I'm plugging and listen to the latest
Speaker 21: on the podcast. We didn't get into it here, but
Speaker 21: I'll get into it there. Yeah, maybe we can talk
Speaker 21: about a Norvers.
Speaker 2: All right, thank you?
Speaker 3: Yes, give me that donkey too, man for after the hour.
Speaker 3: You know what, the people's donkey. It's Friday, so you
Speaker 3: can call in one hundred and five five one O
Speaker 3: five one and give somebody the credit they deserve for
Speaker 3: being stupid.
Speaker 5: All right, we'll also open up the phone lines. You know,
Speaker 5: the blizzard and this horrible snow, this horrible temperature weekend
Speaker 5: is supposed to be hitting the East Coast himself.
Speaker 3: And it's Friday, so you know what that means. Freaking
Speaker 3: freakie freaky Friday.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred five eight.
Speaker 3: Five in with your bess eater, that's what we're gonna
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I.
Speaker 2: Was gonna ask, you know, have you ever got snowed
Speaker 2: in with the wrong person?
Speaker 12: That's a great question.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, has that ever happened to you? We'll
Speaker 2: take your calls as well. After Donkey's breakfast. Let come morning.
Speaker 2: It's your time to nominate a donkey of your own.
Speaker 2: Remember now, that's it's how they choose. I call in
Speaker 2: now eight hundred five eighty five one O five one.
Speaker 3: Don't get to day for Friday, January twenty third. You
Speaker 3: know what, the people's donkey. We do that on Fridays.
Speaker 3: So you can call right now one one hundred five
Speaker 3: eight five one oh five to one and give somebody
Speaker 3: the biggest he holl So, good morning.
Speaker 2: Who's this from Harlem?
Speaker 10: Good morning?
Speaker 2: How are you.
Speaker 3: Brought it from Harlem? Who you want to get the biggest?
Speaker 3: He hall to?
Speaker 4: I want to give it the hunks.
Speaker 10: Who I mean by unkers? Tell you to God.
Speaker 2: Okay, ask me why why because you're stuck?
Speaker 4: Oh my god, Yeah, I'm a stunt.
Speaker 19: That's one every day I listened to this, I'm drawing.
Speaker 10: You don't get great, Tomasa just I love you. I'm
Speaker 10: a New Yorker.
Speaker 4: I rob with you.
Speaker 10: You way too much.
Speaker 19: Going to my girl Laurla Rosa like he makes me
Speaker 19: feel a little way when I'm driving, I kind.
Speaker 10: Of want to turn the left. Will you think you her?
Speaker 3: She'd be trying me, and so I'll be letting her live.
Speaker 6: But then don't be trying to do a job.
Speaker 19: And you just be like up.
Speaker 3: No, I'm sitting in him, minding my business. And she
Speaker 3: came and me called me ball headed and all kind
Speaker 3: of stuff, and looking at her from.
Speaker 16: A course the room and I'm not even seeing you.
Speaker 3: I'm not supposed to look at her. She's doing her segment.
Speaker 2: I'm not supposed to look at her when she's talking.
Speaker 10: You trying to talk for me because I'm because of
Speaker 10: my boy.
Speaker 3: No, I could just I could smell the vagina on
Speaker 3: your reaf over God, you too, I've been seeing in.
Speaker 10: The pool, don't you, my girl, Laura Rosa, I love you.
Speaker 3: I you too.
Speaker 2: He don't praise me.
Speaker 4: He just don't come at me like he come at her.
Speaker 2: He don't praise.
Speaker 10: Like a little sense. But to do up there like
Speaker 10: y'all doing y'all thing.
Speaker 2: Lord be trying.
Speaker 3: So if she's gonna try, i'ma I'm gonna get.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna.
Speaker 10: Can I see you be chilling? I'm messing with you.
Speaker 3: Can I say something to you? Where you at?
Speaker 2: Right now?
Speaker 6: You?
Speaker 3: And were you? You're in New York?
Speaker 14: Right?
Speaker 10: Man?
Speaker 13: Ye?
Speaker 3: All right? Go stock up on bat No, No, I'm
Speaker 3: just gonna say, go stock up on batteries because you
Speaker 3: know it's gonna be a snowstorm and we're.
Speaker 2: Gonna be stuffing out.
Speaker 10: My radio.
Speaker 2: I love you, appreciate. Good morning.
Speaker 3: Who you wanna get the biggest he.
Speaker 10: Had to man, I want to give it the mother nature. Okay,
Speaker 10: why because how you gonna be forty degrees one day?
Speaker 10: The nine degrees to they day?
Speaker 3: Come on, lady, listen, mother, now, mother, and that you
Speaker 3: can do what you want to do.
Speaker 10: Man, you need to chill out.
Speaker 2: I ain't betting that you're right. We had her mercy though, Man.
Speaker 10: Y'all be and we've been to have a willer storm down.
Speaker 3: Here in this Oh yeah, we're about to. I mean
Speaker 3: we were up here in New York. But it's gonna
Speaker 3: be worse for y'all just because, like you know, the
Speaker 3: southing equipped for none of that.
Speaker 20: Hey, when you ever went to the gas station and
Speaker 20: now the damn chips gone.
Speaker 4: Damn they're getting ready, man supposed to.
Speaker 10: Hey, that is about out of chips.
Speaker 6: The.
Speaker 4: Skills.
Speaker 2: You got something to roll up with though.
Speaker 20: Right, Hey, I just it's besides the boy, charl.
Speaker 3: Beside the boy, we is legal and damn near the
Speaker 3: whole country.
Speaker 2: Man, we're gonna be.
Speaker 10: Like, hey, hey.
Speaker 3: I get it. I know, I know, I know.
Speaker 2: Be safe out there this weekend.
Speaker 3: Brother always, bro, y'all have a blessing man.
Speaker 2: Yes, sir, good morning?
Speaker 3: Who's this?
Speaker 10: Good morning?
Speaker 6: This is money? What was happening?
Speaker 2: What's up?
Speaker 3: Mister show money? Who want to get the biggest herd
Speaker 3: to you?
Speaker 10: Why?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 20: You? First of all, you're gonna messed up a lot
Speaker 20: of big guests for the breakfast. But you violated my man.
Speaker 20: I don't even I can't repeat the comedy hole and
Speaker 20: also yes.
Speaker 2: You talk about jay Z.
Speaker 3: First of all, I'm a I'm a pink and Smith
Speaker 3: wintry nose Carter, Okay.
Speaker 10: Yeah, whatever fan.
Speaker 3: You you violate jay Z?
Speaker 20: I would, I would, Yes, I forget the comedy was
Speaker 20: last something said something.
Speaker 3: I gave him a pause because what he said was
Speaker 3: pause worthy.
Speaker 10: You don't pause.
Speaker 3: No, that's not no, no, no, no, no, no, mister show.
Speaker 3: He was having a conversation about not having yes men
Speaker 3: around you, so you was gonna.
Speaker 2: Sit around him, and you know you can't sit around
Speaker 2: home here something so enregious and not pause.
Speaker 3: Hove is not above you, oh jay Z, No, No,
Speaker 3: that wasgious, Davy.
Speaker 20: When you when you when you take man the whole
Speaker 20: interview whenever he doesn't interview this, this is.
Speaker 2: Why you only interviewed. Jay Z wants to like unless
Speaker 2: you Angie Martinez.
Speaker 20: Okay, About about putting your words in your mouth like
Speaker 20: the way you said it was just crazy.
Speaker 10: He didn't put words in my mouth.
Speaker 20: Yes, about the dunkey the day you gave to the
Speaker 20: lady that wanted to have money back from the fundy
Speaker 20: for the wedding and our husband died.
Speaker 10: Okay, And then you said, you know, put wards in
Speaker 10: my mouth.
Speaker 3: Yes, I don't like when people put words in my mouth,
Speaker 3: but don't say like that by your show?
Speaker 6: What are you you are.
Speaker 2: Talking about it? He's very zesty, mister show Money is
Speaker 2: very zesty. This is crazy.
Speaker 24: He can we play the jay z clip?
Speaker 10: Can hold up?
Speaker 3: Yet? No, we're not.
Speaker 10: I don't want to.
Speaker 2: Play the jay z clips? So people know why that
Speaker 2: was Paul's working. Yes, did you call my man.
Speaker 10: Yees about that about your merch?
Speaker 20: According to Direcord living in New Jersey, Now, God damn, don't.
Speaker 2: Be giving up the man number over.
Speaker 3: There's tens of millions people listen to.
Speaker 9: You.
Speaker 3: I said hold on and gave it to them off
Speaker 3: and mister show Money, yeah that's number. Now, I ain't
Speaker 3: nobody gonna be able to get through cause everybody just
Speaker 3: gonna be flooding his line, calling him for no damn
Speaker 3: reason because mister show Money decided to broadcast the number
Speaker 3: to ten million people.
Speaker 10: But I did have them. You don't all have one, ya.
Speaker 2: Ain't mister This God is crazy. I have a good day,
Speaker 2: mister show Money, all right, and we do that donkey.
Speaker 2: We do the people's donkey every Friday. Okay, one hundred
Speaker 2: and five and five one O five one.
Speaker 3: You can call up and give somebody the credit they
Speaker 3: deserve for being stupid.
Speaker 2: Okay, mister show Money just did throw him. He just
Speaker 2: everything he throwing up. Going miss Love.
Speaker 3: Home is one of my my mind entertainment inspiration.
Speaker 2: Why are you jay Z, Clarence C. P. D.
Speaker 3: Green My four entertainment inspirations. I love those brothers. Okay,
Speaker 3: but you're not over You're not You're not above a pause? Okay,
Speaker 3: because this that was crazy?
Speaker 2: All right, Hey bros.
Speaker 10: In three days, man at you ain't hitting it Hall anymore.
Speaker 26: You're not working on You're not You're not not You're not.
Speaker 2: Attacking it the same way.
Speaker 3: Bro, Like get the man. I'll come with you.
Speaker 2: No, you gotta leave, I'll come with you. I'll come
Speaker 2: with you.
Speaker 3: You gotta heard that.
Speaker 2: Yes, Jesus Christ, and that's his friend nobody.
Speaker 3: I love jay Z. I told you I got four
Speaker 3: entertainment inspirations. Okay, jay Z, Clarence, Avon P. D. Green.
Speaker 2: Okay, in Hall just glaze.
Speaker 3: And by the way, I'm publishing Our Cendor Hall's memoir
Speaker 3: will be out April seventh, okay, but you can preorder
Speaker 3: it right now. What It's called Our Sineo a memoir
Speaker 3: and it's one of the best memoirs ever read in
Speaker 3: my life. I'm not saying that because I'm publishing it
Speaker 3: be a black privilege publishing. I'm saying that because it's true.
Speaker 3: But nobody's above a pause, especially when.
Speaker 4: It's Yeah, y'all ever heard jay z s pause?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 4: Above it? Yeah, so how see above the pause? I
Speaker 4: don't understand what about like.
Speaker 2: Ae O was?
Speaker 4: Was that ever?
Speaker 5: That's what started from slew the whole vibe. Now, let's
Speaker 5: open up the phone line this Friday.
Speaker 3: You know what, it's freaking freaky, freaking five.
Speaker 2: Why you freaking like why do you get hand like that?
Speaker 6: You up?
Speaker 2: Why you like playing with the testing?
Speaker 6: Wow?
Speaker 3: Crazy? All right?
Speaker 2: So the question is.
Speaker 5: Five one O five one right now? This week is
Speaker 5: supposed to be a huge snowstorm. The weather's supposed to
Speaker 5: be disgusting.
Speaker 2: And some of y'all trying to get snowed in with
Speaker 2: your best either.
Speaker 3: Okay, so we're asking your best eat it should be
Speaker 3: your significant other, I would hope.
Speaker 5: So five big five, one oh five one? Have you
Speaker 5: ever been snowed in with the wrong personally? That's what
Speaker 5: I'm wrong.
Speaker 3: That's a different conversation. Is the right person with the
Speaker 3: wrong person? That's nasty work.
Speaker 5: Somebody on the chat just said that, you know, they
Speaker 5: were snowed in with somebody that had a their feet steak?
Speaker 3: What they said that? They said the militia.
Speaker 5: But that's what we're asking, eight hundred five five one
Speaker 5: what what?
Speaker 2: That's just crazy?
Speaker 5: We're opening up the phone lines eight hundred five five
Speaker 5: one on five on it's Fridays.
Speaker 2: You know what that means.
Speaker 3: Frigging friggy freaky Friday.
Speaker 2: We're asking.
Speaker 4: Of course, this weekend is going to be a huge snowstorm.
Speaker 2: Have you ever been with the person? Is the question
Speaker 2: that's with you guys?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 2: So I got what you got a story?
Speaker 7: I got snowed in while I was pregnant with Rome
Speaker 7: and I went through his phone.
Speaker 4: Oh damn yes, and found.
Speaker 7: Out girl, that's the word. Yeah it is because he
Speaker 7: couldn't go nowhere, you know what I mean? But yeah,
Speaker 7: I got I got snowed from room. I went through
Speaker 7: his phone, and I found out he was cheating on
Speaker 7: me with like six different girls.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you couldn't leave.
Speaker 7: No, I'm beating room, asked up and down the house.
Speaker 7: It was while I was pregnant. Did not care, That's
Speaker 7: what I was.
Speaker 4: What you mean we kind of snow? We had like
Speaker 4: what you mean?
Speaker 2: What kind of all?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: So it was like a blizzard.
Speaker 7: Man, I don't know, like I guess like two ft
Speaker 7: like I couldn't go anywhere. We couldn't go anywhere. And
Speaker 7: and it's not like I drove anywhere. I was catching
Speaker 7: a bus back and forth. And I was living with him,
Speaker 7: staying with him at the time. And Yo, I was
Speaker 7: whooping rome ass person. What's your men cheating on me?
Speaker 7: He told somebody, And I was I'm like, yo, I
Speaker 7: am pregnant, while you tell this girl I'm not.
Speaker 3: Because he was trying to clap the nswer question.
Speaker 12: No, been snowed in so far with my old boot
Speaker 12: and my.
Speaker 5: New boot, So you have miss stuck with your bullding.
Speaker 5: Didn't work out right, But you look at like that
Speaker 5: you got something you want to tell us?
Speaker 21: Tell us nothing. I want to tell you, guys. I'm
Speaker 21: looking forward to the snow weekend.
Speaker 2: Okay, Charlamagne, leave alone, Let's go to the f.
Speaker 3: There's no need to even ask me an envy this
Speaker 3: because you know we've been with the.
Speaker 2: Right people for y'all.
Speaker 21: Ever had a situation in the snow where you were
Speaker 21: like like ya, because y'all got kids, like where you're like, yo,
Speaker 21: I need to get out of here.
Speaker 3: All the place.
Speaker 2: I want kids. I'm always outside with the kids in
Speaker 2: the snow.
Speaker 3: I saw somebody say on the chat. They was like,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna be snowed in with you kids. I mean,
Speaker 3: you're gonna be snowing with your kids. Those were your kids.
Speaker 7: You've got no limit, soldiers man, you don't want to
Speaker 7: be snowed in.
Speaker 2: At least you can go outside.
Speaker 3: That's like parents would be like, what you're doing this weekend?
Speaker 3: I'm babysitting.
Speaker 2: I will say this. My kids don't know when to
Speaker 2: come inside.
Speaker 26: Door.
Speaker 2: They like, let's stay outside, logain and I'm cold because
Speaker 2: I gottata outside. Come on, let's go side.
Speaker 4: They're like, no, Dad, thirty more minutes, forty five minutes,
Speaker 4: I'm freezing, but.
Speaker 3: Come inside right Oh.
Speaker 4: My god, wow, wow, the gun.
Speaker 2: This guy's crazy. Look you don't want you could you
Speaker 2: take us off bluetooth a speaker.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I just did. Good morning everybody. My name is
Speaker 10: Everything Shot.
Speaker 3: Everything, Stud Shot every I am with Stud.
Speaker 2: But we know tell us what happened with you? Who
Speaker 2: was you snow there with?
Speaker 10: So I don't know her name. I'm going back to
Speaker 10: two thousand and five. I met her off the party line.
Speaker 10: My greeting was like, I'm trying to get snowed done,
Speaker 10: you know what I mean. Living in the suburbs of
Speaker 10: phil was trying to get snowed done for the weekend,
Speaker 10: and Shuty came through. She was nice, the body then faced.
Speaker 10: Everything was right, but she was a little crazy.
Speaker 26: Yo.
Speaker 10: She locked me in my basement, like locked me in
Speaker 10: the basement.
Speaker 4: Damn yeah, locked.
Speaker 10: Me in my basement and we couldn't get out. My
Speaker 10: basement door had the type of locks like a latch
Speaker 10: on it from the outside, so in the basement I
Speaker 10: couldn't get out. And she's just roaming around my house
Speaker 10: and I literally had to call someone and wait for
Speaker 10: them to come here from Philly to come into my
Speaker 10: house to let me out my basement. I was locking
Speaker 10: me in my basement.
Speaker 2: How many times you want to tell me?
Speaker 3: She locked you in your basement?
Speaker 2: Man, did we get it? She locked you in the basement.
Speaker 2: Did you have a good time at least? Did you?
Speaker 2: Did you clap the chicks in the basement before the basement?
Speaker 3: Well, I just wanted to well listen, I just want
Speaker 3: to tell you. You know what I'm saying. I want to
Speaker 3: give you some studch survival tips this weekend. You know
Speaker 3: what I mean?
Speaker 2: You know, for real, like when you choose your boots.
Speaker 3: No, no, I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Your Paddy.
Speaker 3: I was looking about it. When you choose your boots,
Speaker 3: you know, choose something for survival, not ego. You know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying, y'allud be stylish. You know what I'm saying. Yeah,
Speaker 3: get some waterpots with some real traction just the case
Speaker 3: you need to go.
Speaker 10: Out football here. I like the whole dude. My name
Speaker 10: is everything at h all, so media you can see
Speaker 10: what I was looking like.
Speaker 3: Yes, ma'am, Yes, look like.
Speaker 10: You don't like and to be honest and killing me
Speaker 10: And I'm in a bitch person one hundred and thirty.
Speaker 12: When you said everything, you said everything say.
Speaker 10: Everything us Hi Instagram, Facebook, Everything is everything that HI
Speaker 10: is acting for so hacky about my picktocket missed.
Speaker 6: Everything's crazy?
Speaker 12: But why we lost trainer, entertainer and fashion.
Speaker 2: You can shovel her on snow, said to clean up?
Speaker 6: Tell us?
Speaker 4: You ain't tell us why the girl likes you in
Speaker 4: the what's the strap?
Speaker 2: Dirty?
Speaker 6: Like?
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 6: Jesus?
Speaker 4: Why come on like.
Speaker 3: Thirty?
Speaker 10: You never reason? We never got that for us. Here's
Speaker 10: the thing I'm I'm on social media. I'm well known
Speaker 10: in the fire.
Speaker 6: I'm well known.
Speaker 12: Right here's underscore in your Instagram name.
Speaker 3: I'm looking at you right now. I missed everything you
Speaker 3: horrible survival.
Speaker 10: Some video that millions. I've been doing this over the year.
Speaker 10: They see me and they they think they can get
Speaker 10: something from me.
Speaker 4: I got so short you in the basement?
Speaker 2: Did she rob you?
Speaker 4: Was anything missing? What's up?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 10: She was just all around my house chilling as if
Speaker 10: it was her.
Speaker 20: And I'm blaming on the door like yo, let me out,
Speaker 20: like yo, I'm moving around the house over my head
Speaker 20: and everything.
Speaker 3: Why you ain't knocked your door down?
Speaker 2: Miss bench one thirty?
Speaker 10: No, No, no, that wasn't. I couldn't let the stealing.
Speaker 10: It's the still door.
Speaker 4: I'm not that strong and everything you got a steal door.
Speaker 3: What the hell you.
Speaker 11: Man?
Speaker 2: You do look like Charlaman.
Speaker 4: That's let me see, let me see.
Speaker 2: That's you don't look like me?
Speaker 3: You wow.
Speaker 2: Crazy everything underscore you listen to.
Speaker 10: You when you was around the corner or dominant plane plane.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was one hundred point three to beat out there.
Speaker 2: I love Philly man.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I appreciate you everything the day too or that, No,
Speaker 3: we did that already, but we appreciate you.
Speaker 2: I just I just show you.
Speaker 10: Stay safe and your weekends.
Speaker 4: I just show you.
Speaker 5: I just showed Charlamagne you in the bikini that you
Speaker 5: got on your on your yo out of like chass
Speaker 5: in the basement.
Speaker 16: Found me in a red wig.
Speaker 10: I was little beautiful. I'm gorgeous as you are.
Speaker 3: You are beautiful.
Speaker 2: You're a beautiful stud. Yeah, you're going in the basement. Jesus,
Speaker 2: I didn't want to start. I don't know what that
Speaker 2: pronoun was, she said as a woman.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know. You study, Okay, eight hundred five, ain'ty
Speaker 2: five on the five? Sorry took some moment.
Speaker 3: I don't know either rebirth or cool. I was thinking
Speaker 3: the same thing. Why she eating out a pot on Instagram?
Speaker 4: But I ain't crazy, because man, that's basement.
Speaker 3: Behavior that I love studs man, all the stud Me
Speaker 3: and dreuc are gonna have to fight to see who
Speaker 3: loves studs.
Speaker 2: Boy, No, that in love.
Speaker 10: Hello, this is d from Miami.
Speaker 5: But I lived you ever been snowed in with the
Speaker 5: wrong person?
Speaker 4: So not snowed in.
Speaker 19: But we had a hurricane like maybe tennis years ago,
Speaker 19: and my boyfriend at the time and his roommate had
Speaker 19: never been through a hurricane.
Speaker 10: They're like, oh, we'll have a hurricane party you come through.
Speaker 10: I'm like, okay, cool. So I was in my boyfriend.
Speaker 25: The dude the roommate was I think he met her
Speaker 25: the day before.
Speaker 19: They were hooking up, and they were having the loudest
Speaker 19: animal sex with the dogs barking and everything in their
Speaker 19: bedroom and we had no electricity so you could hear everything.
Speaker 10: So they didn't sound like they knew what they were doing.
Speaker 2: Such pressure for your boyfriend, man, I know, right, wow.
Speaker 19: No, not now my boyfriend. They did not know what
Speaker 19: they were doing.
Speaker 2: But that's what I mean.
Speaker 3: Such pressure for your boyfriend because in his mind he
Speaker 3: probably thinking like, damn, I ain't making my short. He
Speaker 3: make that type of noise you know, ain't no dog
Speaker 3: walking for me.
Speaker 4: So I just went five minutes and they still going
Speaker 4: three hours later.
Speaker 12: He said, no doing because it is.
Speaker 25: Not at the time and not at that time.
Speaker 19: But you know, later when we were alone, you know,
Speaker 19: we got into it.
Speaker 10: But you know we're respectable people, got you.
Speaker 27: I'm not having you know, no.
Speaker 16: Electricity, you know, loud set when other people get it in.
Speaker 4: Yeah, should have turned it into a competition. Who can
Speaker 4: be louder?
Speaker 2: Come back?
Speaker 10: I will absolutely outperform them.
Speaker 3: It's okay, that's right outperforming I don't want but you
Speaker 3: know what I have to think.
Speaker 2: I don't want it to be performative.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying, Like, if it ain't real,
Speaker 3: don't be just yelling and screaming for no damn reasons.
Speaker 2: Why Hello, who's this?
Speaker 6: Mommy?
Speaker 3: You sound like any be telling that girl help earlier.
Speaker 3: You can't be saying certain words. Certain words are mean
Speaker 3: distressed help mommy.
Speaker 2: Okay, so tell us you've been stoning it with the
Speaker 2: wrong person, mommy.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and well in New York. I lived in New York.
Speaker 19: I never got snow strong with the right with the
Speaker 19: wrong person, although it's planet with who I wanted to
Speaker 19: get blacking with.
Speaker 10: So that was good.
Speaker 19: But now living Florida and I got hurricane and with
Speaker 19: someone and they were complete opposite of who I thought
Speaker 19: it were. So we were talking for a little while,
Speaker 19: like guys over felt good, like clean cut.
Speaker 10: Everything got snow throwing him.
Speaker 19: We got a hurricane in for three days. He didn't shower,
Speaker 19: not one day. The water, the water, yeah, he thinks
Speaker 19: so bad. There was no food, do you supos it's
Speaker 19: gonna be a hurricane. I broke him stuff in but
Speaker 19: he's by nothing.
Speaker 10: So I'm like we started.
Speaker 19: He was not in a no flocks on. So the
Speaker 19: water came up like really close to the house. It
Speaker 19: was hard for me to leave, but luckily because I
Speaker 19: was like, just in case, I have parts like a
Speaker 19: mile away in the medium. So as soon as the
Speaker 19: water recited just a little bit, I mean it was
Speaker 19: still on my knees, I literally waited for him to
Speaker 19: go do something, get entertained. I opened the door quiet
Speaker 19: because I didn't want him to try to stop me.
Speaker 19: And I walked in that water for about a mile.
Speaker 2: So I got to my car, wait in the wall.
Speaker 2: Why couldn't you just tell him to go take a shower?
Speaker 2: Especially for dinner. Want you to wash up? You told me?
Speaker 19: He was like I told I mean I saw him people.
Speaker 19: I was just and ie. So I told him like nicely,
Speaker 19: like okay, you're really And I was showering, and I
Speaker 19: was holding that that would inspire him to go shower.
Speaker 3: N y'all gotta be y'all got to just be hole.
Speaker 3: Sometimes people be smiling themselves. Man, you think, could you
Speaker 3: please take a shower? You ain't watching a couple of days.
Speaker 3: You're starting to stink that that will shame him and
Speaker 3: make him go take a shower.
Speaker 19: Yep, Listen. He felt so bad. And then I was like,
Speaker 19: so you want to know you're ready for a show,
Speaker 19: have a shower, liter And I'm like, what's going on?
Speaker 19: I go showering. Oh that's so good.
Speaker 10: I sound like a new person.
Speaker 19: But because it was just Himini and again we're just talking.
Speaker 19: I haven't seen him mad or anything. I don't know
Speaker 19: what can go off, and he was just him and
Speaker 19: I I don't want to put myself in the dangerous.
Speaker 2: So you swam all the way to your car.
Speaker 4: You swam all.
Speaker 10: I was like, I don't care because.
Speaker 19: I knew my car's gonna be sick because I part
Speaker 19: they're in the medium, so even if they would have
Speaker 19: had real hard to not so I'm like.
Speaker 10: Not, it doesn't matter. Literally, the was on my like
Speaker 10: the level of my knee.
Speaker 3: What you gotta talk streat to people, especially when you
Speaker 3: snow you stuck with them. But I'm sure you probably
Speaker 3: wanted sexual fad with and all, like you gotta be
Speaker 3: honest with people, be straight with me.
Speaker 4: And now and it was crazy is now his stinky
Speaker 4: ass is one of her bodies. Damn, that's crazy.
Speaker 12: No, he's stunk. She can just it didn't count.
Speaker 3: More of the story is you shouldn't be getting uh
Speaker 3: you know, snowed in or stuck with the wrong person anyway,
Speaker 3: because you shouldn't be wasting your time or energy with
Speaker 3: the wrong people.
Speaker 4: But sometimes you don't know.
Speaker 21: Well, she could have knew he's stunk, but like some
Speaker 21: character traits, you need to be with a person long
Speaker 21: enough to see him.
Speaker 3: Y'all should have known that already.
Speaker 4: Yeah at that, I don't know. I got snowed in
Speaker 4: with my sugar daddy before.
Speaker 7: And what was so good was like he didn't he
Speaker 7: didn't nothing worked below his belt, so I didn't have
Speaker 7: to really do anything thing. But I didn't plan to
Speaker 7: get stuck get stuck over there. I planned I went
Speaker 7: over there to get some bread and it was already snowing.
Speaker 4: He was like I cooked. I'm like, alright, I'm gonna
Speaker 4: sit here and eat for this bread, you know.
Speaker 7: And because that was a break from my car, and
Speaker 7: helped me put the down on and so I ended
Speaker 7: up having to stay the night over there. But he
Speaker 7: didn't he didn't need anything, you know what I mean,
Speaker 7: because he didn't work below.
Speaker 12: But sometimes people end up in there on accident, you
Speaker 12: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're walking around neaked all weekend though, absolutely.
Speaker 3: You didn't want to see.
Speaker 2: When we come back, we got past the aucs, knowledge
Speaker 2: will be joining us. They don't go anywhere. It's to
Speaker 2: the breakfast club.
Speaker 6: Good morning, DJYS.
Speaker 3: Shortified Vibe, Young Eric Andreke.
Speaker 18: Crazy playing yourself.
Speaker 2: I don't even know what York were you going? Yeah, yes,
Speaker 2: but we got we got something good this week.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 27: Well, I'm sorry off because I know it's freaky Friday.
Speaker 27: So I want to do a little palate plans with
Speaker 27: some gospel. This record is called On and On by
Speaker 27: Madison Ryan Ward. I don't know why I've really been
Speaker 27: drawn to these type of songs. But it's the vocals,
Speaker 27: it's the vocals and it's the message. But it's by
Speaker 27: Madison ryan Ward featuring James Poysers.
Speaker 12: What's her name, Madison ryan.
Speaker 4: Ward the vocals right.
Speaker 2: Record.
Speaker 12: Yes, the lapped a lot with Lacre as well, but.
Speaker 2: I know she's an amazing vocal, said Madison cod.
Speaker 27: Madison ryan Ward. But all right, next we're gonna turn
Speaker 27: up and then we're gonna get into some record. So
Speaker 27: next we got this Denzel Curry. You saw that Denzel
Speaker 27: Curry formed the rap group with Tia Kurrince except for got.
Speaker 4: And see that the Ruler.
Speaker 27: What okay, Well they formed a rap group it's called
Speaker 27: the Psych and they dropped and they they're dropping out
Speaker 27: a project March sixth, one month after the fall off,
Speaker 27: but they dropped their first record call Lift.
Speaker 12: I'm just saying this one month after the fall off,
Speaker 12: the six I love.
Speaker 2: I love it. Yeah, I love this O'Curry get busy.
Speaker 3: He's very underrated.
Speaker 4: Yeah I think so too.
Speaker 27: I just think he's in his own lane, like they're
Speaker 27: following his niche. But I think that's what's cool about
Speaker 27: the group. Because I think Ferds following his niche, I
Speaker 27: think be k Rules following his niche to your krin
Speaker 27: So them coming together, I think that's really gonna be
Speaker 27: a moment and it's good for for the moral hip hop.
Speaker 12: But all right, next we got this new.
Speaker 27: Baby record called Pop that he's been teasing it for
Speaker 27: a while, finally out.
Speaker 6: I love the baby.
Speaker 3: That was tough. That's a tough to get everybody dancing again.
Speaker 3: Man ran a little bit on people.
Speaker 27: You know what I mean what I'm talking about Man
Speaker 27: back record, and you want to take it back to that.
Speaker 2: A little bit, like a little bit somebody jeans meaning you.
Speaker 12: It was very much about it before.
Speaker 3: You haven't you a man?
Speaker 2: You got the same tool I got, I got two more.
Speaker 12: I got two more.
Speaker 27: So his next one is Don Cannon and Wiley James
Speaker 27: free Style, always get busy and I feel.
Speaker 3: Like everything is a lot. It kind of came and went,
Speaker 3: and I don't like that. You think the album a
Speaker 3: little bit.
Speaker 2: I'm going a little bit. You might talk about it again.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen any singles.
Speaker 12: No that Leon Thomas record Kissing and Clubs.
Speaker 6: I don't want that, Telly.
Speaker 27: That one's still going radio I hope so well, it's
Speaker 27: on radio at the other station.
Speaker 12: I don't know about this one.
Speaker 3: Listen watching us watching sim Sema. You should program watching
Speaker 3: because we got to keep these dope projects going. We
Speaker 3: can't just allow these dope projects to just well, yeah,
Speaker 3: come and go.
Speaker 27: Wait, wait the last one. And if you can't play,
Speaker 27: it's cool. But wiz Kid and a drop a project, you.
Speaker 14: Know, let me hear it.
Speaker 12: Okay.
Speaker 4: I love everything with kids, so that's always going to
Speaker 4: get me in the vibe.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 2: Sit the record is actually in a rotation.
Speaker 3: That's dope. See Simon is on it. I'm Thoms is
Speaker 3: already rotation tough.
Speaker 12: I'm out of that is on the album.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 27: Linux dropped today as well, but I need to sit
Speaker 27: and listen to it because I wasn't sure. But if
Speaker 27: y'all like what y'all heard, make sure you guys follow
Speaker 27: me online at Nilosamo with the Wye not I and
Speaker 27: then also make sure you guys are R s v P.
Speaker 27: I'm doing the j Cole album listening party for the
Speaker 27: fall off at the Brooklyn Public Life Ibery, so it's
Speaker 27: gonna be really do. That's the same place to have
Speaker 27: book a whole. We've got some like installations planned. But
Speaker 27: I just J Cole, you just doing as a it's
Speaker 27: just a family's.
Speaker 3: J Cole said, you don't read that much.
Speaker 2: One time, I don't like the library, and I'm that
Speaker 2: much rapidly. Got to go right, all right when you
Speaker 2: come back. We got the People's choice make throw back
Speaker 2: on a Friday. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Good morning, everybody, Envy Just Hilarry Charlamagne the guy. We
Speaker 5: are the Breakfast Club again. Uh this weekend, we're expecting
Speaker 5: a storm on Sunday. They're saying that we could get
Speaker 5: up to twenty inches of snow. So you clear twenty
Speaker 5: inches of snow, so just be careful, make sure you
Speaker 5: get all your food that you need because it might
Speaker 5: get nasty. We might lose power and all those other things.
Speaker 5: And just make sure you got extra blanket, you got
Speaker 5: candles and those types of things like that, and and
Speaker 5: it's safe out.
Speaker 3: I also want to say, man, I'm watching so many people,
Speaker 3: you know, push back events for the weekend on the
Speaker 3: East Coast. I think the people that aren't pushing in
Speaker 3: back of events are very selfish and response, you know
Speaker 3: what I mean. Like there's nothing going on this weekend
Speaker 3: that's so important that you know you're gonna put people
Speaker 3: in danger to a team. You know, so stop thinking
Speaker 3: about yourself for a second and think about, you know,
Speaker 3: all the people that you could be putting in harm's
Speaker 3: way by having them out in this weather. Because it
Speaker 3: is a predictable right, Like it's saying that it might
Speaker 3: start on midnight on Saturday Day, but you don't know,
Speaker 3: start at nine o'clock.
Speaker 5: She cancel everything everything Saturday, Saturday evening Sunday.
Speaker 2: You should cancel it.
Speaker 5: You also got to remember that people got to travel,
Speaker 5: so yeah, it's an event Saturday, I still might have
Speaker 5: to drive an hour, two hours. People on the road,
Speaker 5: So things should be canceled like my kids, my son's soccer,
Speaker 5: my my.
Speaker 2: Daughter's cheerleading tournaments.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying, basketball, my shows that I
Speaker 5: had and mover to Alabamaham Carolina this weekend because of
Speaker 5: you should cancel do the right thing care because.
Speaker 3: And something like some people got things for the weekend,
Speaker 3: but they're canceling one day of it, Like no cancel
Speaker 3: just what's the whole thing back?
Speaker 2: Like, come on, man, make some executive decisions. Man be
Speaker 2: smart out here. No, you can't cancel the NFL. We
Speaker 2: still watching that.
Speaker 3: But watch the snow and hitting nothing in places I
Speaker 3: don't think snowing hitting Colorado, Seattle.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah. The salute to Natasha Brown and Chauncey Lundi,
Speaker 2: the executive directors of Founder of Southern Black Girls.
Speaker 4: They have a mentorship where they mentor young black women.
Speaker 2: Young black girls as well.
Speaker 4: So sup to them for what they're doing.
Speaker 5: I'm actually gonna try to get them to the family
Speaker 5: re union thing we're doing, talk to some of the
Speaker 5: young girls and actually bring some of the young girls
Speaker 5: in there to enjoy the festivities.
Speaker 3: At that most Yeah, I mean this month was January,
Speaker 3: it was National Mentorship, Yes, and so I just thought
Speaker 3: that was a great conversation because mentorship is very important,
Speaker 3: very important. And one thing that I love that Latasha,
Speaker 3: you know, Brown said is that correction is love. I truly,
Speaker 3: I truly believe that. You know what I'm saying. You
Speaker 3: don't love somebody if you're not willing to, you know,
Speaker 3: correct them on something they're doing wrong.
Speaker 4: That's right, All right, Well you got a positive note,
Speaker 4: shut up.
Speaker 9: I do.
Speaker 3: This is for everybody who sadly may be stuck in
Speaker 3: the snow alone this weekend. You know what I mean.
Speaker 3: You may not have a significant other, you may not
Speaker 3: have a family. You might just find yourself by yourself.
Speaker 2: It's cool.
Speaker 3: Uh, just remember doctor Wayne W. Dyer once said, you
Speaker 3: cannot be lonely if you like the person you're alone with.
Speaker 3: Have a great breakfast club, Bitches, you don't finish or
Speaker 3: y'all done?
Speaker 6: Woke up?
Speaker 1: Wake you up, Wake up, wake that up. Program your alarm.
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