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Speaker 1: Yo Jess, hilarious. Good morning, Charlamagne to.
Speaker 2: God, Piece to the planet is Tuesday.
Speaker 3: Good morning.
Speaker 4: How y'all feel out there?
Speaker 2: I feel blessed Black and Holly Favor, but happy to
Speaker 2: be here another day to serve our beautiful listeners.
Speaker 4: What's happening?
Speaker 3: Yes, good morning?
Speaker 1: What up, Jess? How you feel?
Speaker 5: Good morning? I feel good? How y'all going?
Speaker 2: Blessed Black and Holly favor. But this is the greatest
Speaker 2: show on Earth fifteen years and running dropping the cloves.
Speaker 4: Bo damn it, just because what's happening.
Speaker 6: Salute to everybody that purchased the puppy. These puppies is
Speaker 6: kicking my ass. I bet usually I'll get up at
Speaker 6: about four thirty, four fifteen. This morning, I had to
Speaker 6: get a be at three thirty. Won't walk downstairs, and
Speaker 6: it was a crate full of poop?
Speaker 2: What was a random shot? I'm everybody out there who's
Speaker 2: purchased the puppies? Yea, because I thought you're about to
Speaker 2: stay from someplace that has in general that pumpy.
Speaker 1: Life is different because it's just like and.
Speaker 7: Then you got two, yes, and like you got one,
Speaker 7: you got to he took train him.
Speaker 6: I took the dog to the vet, and the vet
Speaker 6: was like, why would you get too why? She was like,
Speaker 6: it doesn't make sense. We get one tree one and
Speaker 6: then you get another one. It's like, it just made sense.
Speaker 6: I wanted sisters and wanted like together. She was like,
Speaker 6: that was dumb, And now I realized what it means.
Speaker 5: You can get that must be black.
Speaker 3: No, that was white.
Speaker 4: But you should always get somebody to do your dog
Speaker 4: the way? Did he did? Kick cut his dog?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 2: Lack of them seemed to get that dog seemed to
Speaker 2: get in line, didn't he No.
Speaker 6: I'm not heard from the dog again. Really yeah, but
Speaker 6: these two dog men are kicking my ass. But I'm
Speaker 6: enjoying it though. So, but just to let you know,
Speaker 6: you got to walk each individual dog by himself, so
Speaker 6: you can't walk them together. No, because she said, want
Speaker 6: to overpower the other one? Mmm, so I have to
Speaker 6: walk one and bring it back in, and then walk
Speaker 6: the other one and then bring it back in.
Speaker 2: I think she meant that them two dogs will overpower
Speaker 2: your old ass she was trying to tell you in
Speaker 2: a nice way.
Speaker 6: Maybe that too. And I called my daughter and my
Speaker 6: son this one. I thought, y'all gonna help, like with
Speaker 6: the with the dog. Since that's zad I got to
Speaker 6: go to the gym at twelve twelve.
Speaker 3: No, it's in the morning.
Speaker 2: That's why he looked the way he do, and you
Speaker 2: look the way you do. Y'all want to close bonds
Speaker 2: to the man of the house, Big Low. We used
Speaker 2: to call him Low Logan. That's Big Logan, and you
Speaker 2: need to start respecting his authority tie and calling him
Speaker 2: Big Logi too.
Speaker 6: Okay, well, let's get the show cracked, and Candas Parker
Speaker 6: will be joining us this morning. Man, she's got a
Speaker 6: new book that can do mindset how to cultivate resilience,
Speaker 6: follow your heart, and fight for your passions.
Speaker 2: It is out today, that's right, Candas. You know, three
Speaker 2: time w NBA champion, two time Olympic gold medalisten. Yes,
Speaker 2: Candas is a big deal, that's right. And Congressman Eric
Speaker 2: Swawell Swallowell, Yes, we'll be joining us up for California,
Speaker 2: that's right. So he'll be here to talk to us
Speaker 2: about all the going goings on. In the world of politics.
Speaker 3: What's happening? You know?
Speaker 2: Were a perfect balance and rachets and righteousness on this show.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 4: You're gonna learn something, and you're gonna be entertained, and
Speaker 4: you're gonna.
Speaker 2: Get pissed off. Yes, okay, we take you to all
Speaker 2: the range of emotions.
Speaker 1: Yes Jesus, all right, Well let's get to trying to know.
Speaker 7: Hush because I'm still trying to recover from what from Chris.
Speaker 6: We got a lot of good d ms from the
Speaker 6: national I don't know if it's a national, but the
Speaker 6: down syndrome on a different agencies and.
Speaker 5: This that and the other's checking on me were saying that.
Speaker 1: That was positive.
Speaker 6: The fact that we let that young man or I
Speaker 6: don't know how old he is, let that brother come
Speaker 6: up here and rap and let him, you know, talk
Speaker 6: to you that like they did.
Speaker 5: They see the strip tease? Did they see the dance?
Speaker 4: Did they? And nobody cares about you?
Speaker 7: Right, They weren't check on me or apologize to me.
Speaker 7: They called to say all the positivity.
Speaker 2: By the way, Big Chris wasn't up here because he
Speaker 2: got down syndrome. Big Christ was up here because he's
Speaker 2: entertaining and Big Chris by with Ricky Smiley. And you've
Speaker 2: ever heard Ricky Smiley and Big Chris together, you know,
Speaker 2: Big Chris is just an entertaining person that correct, you
Speaker 2: ain't cann just come up here because you got Down syndrome.
Speaker 3: No, no, but.
Speaker 1: Get youself. Got to be happy.
Speaker 4: That's crazy.
Speaker 6: But all the blogs and all the places that represent
Speaker 6: a lot of kids that have Down syndrome were very.
Speaker 1: Excited the fact that we had Big Chris up here.
Speaker 6: We let him express himself, we let him rap, and
Speaker 6: we let him talk, and they were just so excited about.
Speaker 4: I enjoyed Big Chris. I always enjoyed Big Chris.
Speaker 2: I was happy to even see That's why Ricky brought
Speaker 2: him up here with here we're talking about Big Chris.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 9: Nice, I'm okay, thank you so much, Okay, sure, okay, right,
Speaker 9: all right, Well, let's get the show cracking front page
Speaker 9: news when we come back as the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Good morning morning, everybody, it's j N v Ess, hilarious,
Speaker 6: Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 1: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 10: What's up Morgan, Hey y'all, Hey, how y'all feeling Hey, good, okay,
Speaker 10: we love to hear that.
Speaker 11: First off front page.
Speaker 10: More updates on this attack out of Boulder, Colorado. Now,
Speaker 10: the FBI says Mohammed Sabrey Solomon planned the attack and
Speaker 10: Boulder on Sunday for over a year. In court document,
Speaker 10: Solomon said he researched on YouTube how to make Molotov cocktails. Yeah,
Speaker 10: he's a husband and a father of five, and he
Speaker 10: allegedly planned or said that he had planned the attack
Speaker 10: for one year but waited until his daughter graduated to
Speaker 10: carry it out. Now, documents claim he also said he
Speaker 10: wanted to kill all Zionist people, in which they were
Speaker 10: all dead. Now, meanwhile, the White House is pointing out
Speaker 10: the immigration status of the suspect. Press Secretary Caroline Lovit
Speaker 10: noted that the Egyptian man overstayed his tourist visa and
Speaker 10: the Trump administration is taking a look a hard look
Speaker 10: at these types of attacks, saying they should never happen.
Speaker 10: Let's take a listen to White House Press Secretary Caroline Lovit.
Speaker 12: Any individual, especially illegal criminals, who engage in acts of
Speaker 12: terrorism will be held accountable under this president. This terrorist
Speaker 12: came into our country under the previous administration. Joe Biden's
Speaker 12: administration foolishly gave him a tourist visa and that allowed
Speaker 12: him to unlawfully remain in our country.
Speaker 10: She went on to say this person should have been
Speaker 10: deported a long time ago. And of course, President Trump
Speaker 10: said the attack will not be tolerated in the United
Speaker 10: States of America, and he added that the suspect came
Speaker 10: in through Biden's quote ridiculous open border policy, and he
Speaker 10: quote must be he must go out under Trump policy.
Speaker 13: Now.
Speaker 10: Meanwhile, Governor Colorado Governor jareded Polis, he spoke yesterday in
Speaker 10: Denver saying there doesn't appear to be an extended conspiracy
Speaker 10: involving the Boulder fire attack suspect, and he's confident the
Speaker 10: suspect will have his day in court. Let's take a
Speaker 10: listen to Colorado Governor Jarrett Polis and his comments.
Speaker 11: At this point, we have no reason or information that
Speaker 11: there was any type of extended conspiracy, although that investigation continues.
Speaker 14: I'm confident he'll be prosecuted to the full extent of
Speaker 14: the law.
Speaker 10: Of course, the suspect, Mohammed Sabriy Salomon, as mentioned before,
Speaker 10: is accused of using a makeshift flamethrower and malotov cocktails
Speaker 10: in Sunday's attack, which seriously injured eight people. He's already
Speaker 10: been charged with a federal hate crime, and the forty
Speaker 10: five as mentioned before, as well as the forty five
Speaker 10: year old a gemption man was in the US legally.
Speaker 6: Let me ask you guys a question when it comes
Speaker 6: to lot is I notice is a small part of
Speaker 6: the problem. But the fact that people can actually google
Speaker 6: some of these things Google how to make a mouse
Speaker 6: for a cocktail, whatever you call it, or Google how
Speaker 6: to make a ghost gun, or google how to make
Speaker 6: a bomb. Sud we be cutting some of these off
Speaker 6: things off online where people just can't get access to
Speaker 6: it that fast.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's true.
Speaker 10: And then to your point, as you were saying previous
Speaker 10: in previous days about how they're going to moving forward,
Speaker 10: some students will be vetted on social media.
Speaker 11: I'm sure that could be a thing as well.
Speaker 10: It's like what have you been looking up, what have
Speaker 10: you been googling, what have you been researching? And so
Speaker 10: maybe that could add to essentially that vetting process.
Speaker 2: But yeah, you know, people who want to kill you,
Speaker 2: people who want to harm you, they gonna find a
Speaker 2: way and you know, this is a sad, sad situation.
Speaker 2: And Harry, I don't know how to combat this level
Speaker 2: of bigotry. I don't know how to combat this level
Speaker 2: of prejudice. If I did as a black person, I
Speaker 2: would have made it stop a long time ago.
Speaker 6: Just make it a little more difficult though, the fact
Speaker 6: that you can google how to make a bomb.
Speaker 3: And then it give you step by step.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I'm talking about the bigotry and the prejudice
Speaker 2: and the racism and the anti Semitism that fuels people
Speaker 2: to do these type of things. I don't know how
Speaker 2: to make that stop. Like I said, if I as
Speaker 2: a black person, I would have made this stop a
Speaker 2: long time ago for us, all right, And this is
Speaker 2: what this is just who some people in this world are.
Speaker 4: Sad.
Speaker 10: It just it just is very very sad, very deep rooted.
Speaker 10: But I will keep you guys posted as to what
Speaker 10: happens with that story.
Speaker 15: Uh.
Speaker 10: That's US front page News for six a m. At
Speaker 10: seven am. Stick around. We're still talking about Trump's so
Speaker 10: called big Beautiful.
Speaker 11: Bill, and we're still on the topic for.
Speaker 10: Whatever reason of Joe Biden's mental health decline.
Speaker 11: So we'll talk about that because.
Speaker 2: You know why we're still on that topic, because we're
Speaker 2: on that topic because the Trump administration is here because
Speaker 2: of that mental decline.
Speaker 4: And I also want to say, this is why.
Speaker 2: Whenever you see bigotry, or you see prejudice, or you
Speaker 2: see racism or anti semitism of any kind, you should
Speaker 2: speak out against it. Although Martin Luther King Junior said,
Speaker 2: an injustice anywhere as a threat to justice everywhere.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 6: All right, Pocket, Well, thank you for see you next time, Morgan.
Speaker 6: All right, everybody else, get it off your chest. Eight
Speaker 6: hundred five five one oh five to one. If you
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Speaker 3: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 16: I'm telling what you doing.
Speaker 17: If this is your time to get it off your chest,
Speaker 17: whether you're mad or blessed. Eight hundred and five five one,
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Speaker 3: Hello.
Speaker 1: Who's this?
Speaker 7: This is Darshell.
Speaker 18: Good morning, Djay and be good morning Jess, Good morning,
Speaker 18: Charla Maye.
Speaker 5: How you doing a good morning?
Speaker 3: Get you off your chest.
Speaker 18: I just want to raise awareness domestic violence. I was
Speaker 18: just recently shot four times by my ex boyfriend. I'm
Speaker 18: from Detroit, Dan.
Speaker 4: Sorry to hear that.
Speaker 18: Lord my ex boyfriend for six years. When when a
Speaker 18: guy put his hands on you one time, just leave
Speaker 18: him alone, Just leave him alone because it's only gonna
Speaker 18: get worse.
Speaker 4: I am sorry. I'm sorry that you had to go
Speaker 4: through that.
Speaker 18: And due to due to the gun shot like he
Speaker 18: signed me four times, I was lost my hand because
Speaker 18: he tried to shoot me in my head. So I
Speaker 18: just also want to ask if anybody want to donate
Speaker 18: to my cash up because I need a prosthetic can
Speaker 18: now because he tried to sue me in my uh
Speaker 18: shoe me in my head and I was I lost
Speaker 18: my hand, So if anybody want to donate my cash.
Speaker 6: Up is only me nine, only me nine two. Okay,
Speaker 6: listen to you, queen.
Speaker 18: All righty, thank you.
Speaker 4: I'm a good day you too?
Speaker 14: Now?
Speaker 3: Damn?
Speaker 4: Hello?
Speaker 3: Who's this?
Speaker 8: Hi?
Speaker 19: Good morning?
Speaker 4: Good morning?
Speaker 3: What's your name?
Speaker 14: My name is Tiana Sena from where Boston, South Carolina?
Speaker 4: Eight four three? What's happening?
Speaker 1: Get it off your chest?
Speaker 3: Tina?
Speaker 14: What's up? Hey?
Speaker 19: Good morning everybody. I just want to talk about the
Speaker 19: sassy men that we have on this earth right now.
Speaker 1: The sassy man.
Speaker 19: Very yes, these men want to be baby. I just
Speaker 19: got a relationship with a guy and he was saying
Speaker 19: I wasn't babying him enough. He also wanted me to
Speaker 19: come in and clean.
Speaker 8: Cook.
Speaker 19: I also drive a truck, so from like thirteen or
Speaker 19: fourteen hours a day, and he drives the truck as well.
Speaker 19: But I don't understand why he feels like he gets
Speaker 19: to come home play his PlayStation. Why cook, clean, wash
Speaker 19: clothes and still cater to this baby grown ass man.
Speaker 19: I'm sorry for saying that, but these are the same
Speaker 19: men that were back in the day, like how my
Speaker 19: dad and my mom came up, or you know, our
Speaker 19: aunties and uncles came up. They don't want it, do
Speaker 19: no work, They want to complain. They want to be baby.
Speaker 19: They want to be the woman while we have to
Speaker 19: be the man. What's going on with that?
Speaker 4: Have you?
Speaker 2: Have you tried to put a finger in his booky yet?
Speaker 2: Well that's how you really test the level of sassy.
Speaker 2: This now you got, I don't know, on a scale
Speaker 2: of one, the saucy san Tana, how sassy is you know?
Speaker 1: You gotta test she didn't say she has it?
Speaker 4: Has you?
Speaker 19: I mean, if I had to try it, I'd probably
Speaker 19: say probably yeah, I might as well go back and
Speaker 19: this and be like, hey, get some closure real quick.
Speaker 14: Hey yeah, let me just see how that please out?
Speaker 4: Yeah, check check I need mistake, yeah check check his
Speaker 4: oil and then come back. Do you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 8: Check?
Speaker 14: Check and then you're back right right.
Speaker 8: Please?
Speaker 2: Of course I'll definitely send you on. We'll put you
Speaker 2: on hold, and you don't keep my people from the
Speaker 2: April three on hold.
Speaker 3: Hold on, o'ka on.
Speaker 6: Get it off your chest eight hundred and five eight
Speaker 6: five one oh five one.
Speaker 1: If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning.
Speaker 17: The Breakfast Club is your time to get it off
Speaker 17: your chest. Way up, whether you're mad or blast, time
Speaker 17: to get.
Speaker 4: Up and get something.
Speaker 3: Call up now. Eight hundred five eight five one o
Speaker 3: five one. We want to hear from you on the
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Hello, who's this going on?
Speaker 3: What's up? Brother?
Speaker 1: Get it off your chest?
Speaker 3: Take us off blue to toomin.
Speaker 15: It's mental health.
Speaker 4: It's men's mental health month.
Speaker 20: Now.
Speaker 2: Last week last month was a mental health month. This
Speaker 2: this month is Men's Mental health month.
Speaker 3: But not heavy.
Speaker 15: I got a question for you, Yes, sir, why are
Speaker 15: you playing Chris Brown six o'clock in the morning. Yeah, Bro,
Speaker 15: I don't want to be thinking about who's sing my
Speaker 15: residuals at six o'clock in the morning when I'm working.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 14: I can't only imagine how many dudes get up for work.
Speaker 14: I trot trucks, I'm out in about which all.
Speaker 15: In the morning.
Speaker 14: The first thing I gotta hear is residuals. But I
Speaker 14: can only imagine how many brothers.
Speaker 15: Wake up in the morning motivated for work and you
Speaker 15: just touch them out automatic.
Speaker 4: I be feeling the same way.
Speaker 2: I don't know why we play so much low music
Speaker 2: in the morning. People are trying to get up and
Speaker 2: get active.
Speaker 6: We tell you all the time, we don't pick the music.
Speaker 6: We don't pick the music for the show. Well, I
Speaker 6: only pick the music for my mix. But what would
Speaker 6: you rather hear?
Speaker 4: Brother?
Speaker 15: Bro? Bro say that matter? I got another phone of
Speaker 15: pictures right yo. Every time you play Kendrick Tomorrow to
Speaker 15: Lamar right early in the morning, or anytime during your
Speaker 15: show during that intro, I'll be ready for you to
Speaker 15: drop some rich boy. What's your beetle Richard.
Speaker 1: That's the original sample.
Speaker 6: But I told you I don't pick the songs for
Speaker 6: the actual show.
Speaker 3: I just do it for my mix.
Speaker 4: You're a liar. You played the music.
Speaker 14: I thought you would cut it up. You mixed.
Speaker 15: Throw it on there, switch it up.
Speaker 13: I'll be.
Speaker 6: I'll be playing rich point in the totally two different tempos.
Speaker 6: Rich Boys eighty one and that was seventy. But I'll
Speaker 6: still be playing it. You're talking about that intro that
Speaker 6: you have.
Speaker 15: Than they got what's up Je? What's up to Je?
Speaker 5: Go morning?
Speaker 21: You're gonna blow that home up for me?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 15: I got you?
Speaker 8: Period?
Speaker 5: Thank you have a good one.
Speaker 2: They just giving out CDL nowadays everybody got CDL now
Speaker 2: giving them out?
Speaker 4: Hey, Yo, what is a really good?
Speaker 5: Drivers called him?
Speaker 2: They just giving them up now or something you had
Speaker 2: to work for. We had three people called here in
Speaker 2: a row. I mean we are a big shop.
Speaker 7: I mean like yeah, and then like a lot of
Speaker 7: those A lot of them listening to us because they
Speaker 7: on the.
Speaker 5: Road, A lot of them on the road right now. Yeah,
Speaker 5: the job giving out equipment.
Speaker 3: Hello about is love?
Speaker 4: Everybody king?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 14: My call man, because I want to talk about Russia. Man,
Speaker 14: I think there was a few things they should be known.
Speaker 14: Concerned Russia that that they don't teach us in school
Speaker 14: side makes it quick, hot, pathetic.
Speaker 4: I'm waiting on you. Yeah, we waiting on you, all right.
Speaker 14: All right, So this is down Alahydro from North Carolina. Now,
Speaker 14: first thing number one, Ethiopia was the only country in
Speaker 14: Africa that was to colonized. Russia helped them, how because
Speaker 14: if remend elect the second of Ethiopia in the eighteen
Speaker 14: hundred seats high Japan had kept their country updated so
Speaker 14: that they could keep up with the Western countries and
Speaker 14: remind elect the second one wasn't the same for Easthiopia.
Speaker 14: It was Russia that since people to help them start
Speaker 14: with their educational system and their healthcare system. And they
Speaker 14: said some generals also for their military strategy. And it's
Speaker 14: because of that that they were able to defeat the
Speaker 14: Roman invader or the pope throwing around the Parler conference.
Speaker 14: Russia also helped the slaves gain their prisom how because
Speaker 14: Fred wanted to say soldiers over here to fight with
Speaker 14: a confederacy. Russia had six Russia sleeps over here. They
Speaker 14: was over they was in the Atlantic Coasta by New
Speaker 14: York and they was in the Pacific Ocean by San Francisco.
Speaker 14: The Keith France who are coming over here. I just
Speaker 14: feel like that is some good information for us to know.
Speaker 4: Hey, Yo, get off Russia. Thank you for the Russia
Speaker 4: crazy this morning.
Speaker 14: Now man, Now, I'm just a non violent person. Brush,
Speaker 14: I wanted to moste nobody's people that you want to meet.
Speaker 2: I appreciate the history lesson, but the Russian glady, you
Speaker 2: vibing drago to kill Rocky, didn't you?
Speaker 4: You probably checked free died.
Speaker 14: Hey, charlam Man, charlom Man. I tried to leave this
Speaker 14: one out right. But the year and a half did
Speaker 14: show us that Jesus.
Speaker 2: Was black, he said, he dropped the mic on that, right. Okay,
Speaker 2: I don't mean glad to be put to tell me
Speaker 2: Jesus was black. I knew that already. The Russia glazing
Speaker 2: was crazy this morning, Jesus.
Speaker 1: Get it off your chest.
Speaker 3: Eight hundred and five eight five one oh five to one.
Speaker 3: What's up, Lauren?
Speaker 21: Good morning.
Speaker 3: I was caught yesterday.
Speaker 21: Kurt was Kurt was? It was aggressive?
Speaker 6: Okay, what do you have on today? It looks like
Speaker 6: you're like a crazy asylumn type of this.
Speaker 2: Is goings like started Gordon gone trail y.
Speaker 3: She don't know what.
Speaker 6: I don't know what Google.
Speaker 3: Googled.
Speaker 21: I know the brand show.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you have to see that episode of The Cosby
Speaker 7: Show with you made his own shirt for.
Speaker 22: Prom Yes, she said, no, this is not not that.
Speaker 2: This is this okay, but you got rire goings at home?
Speaker 2: I want some were going. We got Rick Goings at home.
Speaker 21: Don't wish was made in the hound.
Speaker 3: We got the latest coming up? What we're talking about?
Speaker 22: Yeah, we do so push your tea, sat down with
Speaker 22: g Q and spill all the beans.
Speaker 21: He said death.
Speaker 22: Jim tried to censor him, we'll send your Kendrick Lamar
Speaker 22: on the Clips new album, and he was not going
Speaker 22: to do it. So eventually they all right, all right, okay,
Speaker 22: it's a lot.
Speaker 1: All right, it's a lot. We'll get to it next.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast clo.
Speaker 3: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Morning everybody, steej Envy, just hilarious.
Speaker 6: Charlamagne to God. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get
Speaker 6: to the latest.
Speaker 3: Lauren wanna be coming the street things.
Speaker 4: She gets them, somebody that knows somebody.
Speaker 21: I'm a home girl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 4: She'd be having the latest on you, The Latest with
Speaker 4: Lauren La Rosa.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you have fact, sometimes you have details, sometimes you
Speaker 2: have a little bit everything.
Speaker 3: It's the latest the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 22: Okay, y'all, so let's get into this Push Your T
Speaker 22: clips conversation. So Push Your T and his brother Malice
Speaker 22: sat down with GQ and they had a conversation about
Speaker 22: everything where music is now and the fact that you know,
Speaker 22: they have their first album coming out.
Speaker 21: It's been fifteen years.
Speaker 22: But one of the biggest questions that a lot of
Speaker 22: people had is why has it taken so long? And
Speaker 22: according to Push You T, he says that depth Jim
Speaker 22: tried to censor Kendrick Lamar's verse on a song that
Speaker 22: they have on the album, and eventually it turned into
Speaker 22: a back and forth censer it, take the song off,
Speaker 22: and then from there it went to them eventually dropping
Speaker 22: clips and Push Your T solo and then them moving on.
Speaker 3: Well, it hasn't been fifteen years because of that.
Speaker 6: It was fifteen years because you know, the one brother
Speaker 6: gave up rap at one time and allow to do
Speaker 6: Christian rapper.
Speaker 3: Yes, and now they got back together.
Speaker 22: Doing it, But I mean they dropped the press release
Speaker 22: over the summer, and over the summer. When they dropped
Speaker 22: the press release, and then remember they tease the song
Speaker 22: at the LV Fashion Show, people thought that it would
Speaker 22: going to be like a lot sooner than right now
Speaker 22: than today. So that's what I'm referring to. But so
Speaker 22: what happened was when that press release dropped a lot
Speaker 22: of people realized that there was no mention of dev Jam,
Speaker 22: which was a thing because clips that their whole deal
Speaker 22: with death Jim was new. It happened over like the
Speaker 22: last year or so, so we were like, what is
Speaker 22: going on?
Speaker 21: And instead they.
Speaker 22: Actually attributed attributed the distribution in the marketing to Jay
Speaker 22: Z's Rock Nation. So in the GQ article, Pusha t
Speaker 22: talks about, you know, they were really excited they went
Speaker 22: to death Jam.
Speaker 21: They were proud.
Speaker 22: They thought that, you know what I mean, like everything
Speaker 22: was moving how was supposed to move. And then Deth
Speaker 22: Jim heard the song Chains and Whips, which is a
Speaker 22: song that Kendrick Lamar's on, and they weren't they weren't
Speaker 22: going for it. Specifically, there was an attorney with dev Jam,
Speaker 22: and they are claiming that this attorney is the person
Speaker 22: who said, okay, we have the sense of the song,
Speaker 22: and then it was the person who said, well, what
Speaker 22: if we just removed the song altogether, and then came
Speaker 22: back and said, okay, let's move away from the clips,
Speaker 22: drop the clips.
Speaker 21: So push your t's like, well, that was dumb.
Speaker 2: The issue here, nobody's censoring. I'm sure, I'm sure. I'm
Speaker 2: sure f JM wanted the sense to Kendrick because they
Speaker 2: in the middle of this lawsuit with Drake. Yes, I
Speaker 2: guarantee you that has something to do with that long
Speaker 2: of course.
Speaker 21: Yes.
Speaker 22: Uh So, according to Push Your Tea, the lawyer's name
Speaker 22: was Steve Galley, and he says that they're what he
Speaker 22: believes is their issue was that, you know, you got
Speaker 22: two of Drake's biggest like arch enemies, right who were
Speaker 22: on this song and they're UMG's in the middle of
Speaker 22: m they're in the middle of this lawsuits that are like, no,
Speaker 22: we can't, like, we don't want any more fire. Let's
Speaker 22: just sit back and push your t's Like, well, basically
Speaker 22: that has nothing to do with us. So yeah, so
Speaker 22: they're like, well, we'll just drop the clips and then
Speaker 22: push your t's like, well, the issue is I'm still
Speaker 22: here as a solo artist. So if you're gonna let
Speaker 22: clips go, let me go as well too. And it
Speaker 22: got to the point where that's what they did, So f.
Speaker 2: Jam should be ashamed of theyselves. Okay, record label censor
Speaker 2: and artists. What happened to my freedom of speech?
Speaker 6: Russe Russell Simmons would never be his president, jay Z
Speaker 6: would never when he was president, Leo Covid, Leo Cohen
Speaker 6: would never when he was president Vin never Like, like
Speaker 6: I said, freedom of speech allow him to say what
Speaker 6: he wants to say.
Speaker 3: That makes no sense at all.
Speaker 21: Yeah, I mean I agree.
Speaker 2: But and by the way, albums like the Clips are
Speaker 2: the type of albums deaf Jam should be putting out.
Speaker 2: So I call that adult contemporary hip hop like like
Speaker 2: artists that you know are just timeless and classic death
Speaker 2: Jams is supposed to represent a timeless, classic label.
Speaker 4: That's the type of project they should be one hundred
Speaker 4: percent behind.
Speaker 6: Well, that was the origin of deaf Jam in the streets,
Speaker 6: right when you see all this, like we can go
Speaker 6: back from jay Z to GZ to.
Speaker 1: The Clips, like that's the origin of death Jam.
Speaker 6: That's what built death Jam, you know, that's what that's
Speaker 6: that's why this is really really weird.
Speaker 22: Yeah, I agree, and I also think too, I think
Speaker 22: it's certain artists that you can kind of play around
Speaker 22: with like this.
Speaker 1: I don't think I don't think they don't.
Speaker 22: Yeah, I don't think that it was smart for them
Speaker 22: to even approach them directly, indirectly, whatever, with something like this,
Speaker 22: as if they're not they're going to care, they're going
Speaker 22: to be quiet about it.
Speaker 2: I just bad press for a label that doesn't need it.
Speaker 2: Not right now, Just bad press for no reason.
Speaker 21: Not right now.
Speaker 22: I've grabbed one of the photos and for the listeners,
Speaker 22: please go take a look at the GQ interview because
Speaker 22: they look so good in their photos. Shoot, they're all black,
Speaker 22: and they have a ton of different photos, and in
Speaker 22: the interview they're actually in a sprinter with the writer
Speaker 22: of the article trying to just find food and are
Speaker 22: just having a conversation about music and where music is now.
Speaker 2: And those they've aged very well, not just as artists
Speaker 2: but as humans. Like you know, when you get to
Speaker 2: a certain age, that's what you look at. I don't
Speaker 2: care about your designer, I don't care about your cars,
Speaker 2: your jury. What do you look like? Is your skin,
Speaker 2: clip eyes white. Are you mentally and physically in shape?
Speaker 4: That's what I like.
Speaker 21: Yeah, I agree.
Speaker 3: They've always been like that.
Speaker 6: They always been on their workout regimen, they always been
Speaker 6: on their eating good food regimen. And they're all about family.
Speaker 6: So that's the main purpose of the clip slue to
Speaker 6: the clips.
Speaker 2: I also appreciated Malice's perspective when he was talking about
Speaker 2: how you don't have to address everything, yes, and how
Speaker 2: artists feel the need to talk back today fans and
Speaker 2: he was like, you know, you talk about you can
Speaker 2: see people's egos taking over and folks never learned to
Speaker 2: sit down. And he said, you can rise above that
Speaker 2: eternally if you are a peace with yourself.
Speaker 1: They plan out, they plan out.
Speaker 6: If you don't know them and you know, hopefully they'll
Speaker 6: come up here, they plan out everything. They plan out
Speaker 6: the next five years of where they want to be
Speaker 6: with fashion and music and their investments. They plan out everything.
Speaker 6: They are very like, They are very methodical when they
Speaker 6: come to the way that they think about that.
Speaker 21: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 22: And one of the other things too that well, first
Speaker 22: of all, I thought that that was a good take
Speaker 22: for all us because he's the type he just sits back.
Speaker 21: He doesn't really get involved in anything whatsoever.
Speaker 22: But even in this article he's talking a lot more
Speaker 22: about He talks about like he feels like he's watched
Speaker 22: the engine leave rap where like he left and he
Speaker 22: took a step away, he came back and things are
Speaker 22: exactly where they are. But they also talk about whether
Speaker 22: this new collaboration with rock Nation means we're going to
Speaker 22: get more pusha T jay Z music and push your
Speaker 22: T doesn't confirm anything directly, but he does say we
Speaker 22: made history a couple of times with a smirk, talking
Speaker 22: about you know, their songs that they have already.
Speaker 2: So I would love to hear a whole verse on
Speaker 2: the new clips up. That would be the cherry on top.
Speaker 2: I don't need it, but I would love to hear
Speaker 2: a whole.
Speaker 6: Both always comes through for them, So I'm the assuming
Speaker 6: that I'm sure you get a whole verse on that.
Speaker 3: I would hope.
Speaker 22: So yeah, yeah, Well make sure you guys go check
Speaker 22: out that g Q article. That is it for the
Speaker 22: first come out So sorry. The article on the album
Speaker 22: comes out July eleventh. It's called uh, let God sort
Speaker 22: them out? And right now they have their single, you
Speaker 22: have their single.
Speaker 4: Play it right now. I'm sure it's not trumpetson.
Speaker 3: No, we don't have in the system.
Speaker 22: But I need to hear that we played it during
Speaker 22: then we played during past, Yeah we did.
Speaker 21: Yeah, so we should have it somewhere in the system.
Speaker 6: But yeah not, they only played a thing of it.
Speaker 6: I can play, I'll send it in, I'll send it over.
Speaker 4: Okay, it'd be like Nigga DJ.
Speaker 5: He ain't got nothing.
Speaker 1: It's not my system, and I got it.
Speaker 3: I got it.
Speaker 1: This is not you better stop because pople really picked
Speaker 1: the music up.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm playing.
Speaker 2: When you blazed the trump when you blazed the clips
Speaker 2: this morning and you don't have the.
Speaker 3: Music clips is Miamis. But let me come back.
Speaker 5: That's what me.
Speaker 21: I should have reminded you this.
Speaker 7: I'll send it over methodical and articulating the way to be.
Speaker 3: That's my home.
Speaker 4: But he bought the baby oil in the room.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah he just didn't. You know what's
Speaker 1: so crazy? You show you people all of a sudden, you.
Speaker 4: Know, I wish to love you was glazy.
Speaker 22: Break in the room is all that's a crime to
Speaker 22: bringing the baby in the room.
Speaker 21: You are complicit and be you brother say you didn't
Speaker 21: do that.
Speaker 3: What the hell are you talking about?
Speaker 5: She's been.
Speaker 22: Don't bring no baby or in no rooms not just
Speaker 22: want no enterprise.
Speaker 4: Listen to you. Okay, let's do this. Let's play an
Speaker 4: O G Clips record.
Speaker 6: We got to pull that up now to you know,
Speaker 6: to take along with these old computers.
Speaker 4: Damn we loaded.
Speaker 3: Keep talking. We don't have twenty one.
Speaker 2: Seconds, twenty more seconds, twenty more seconds to what the
Speaker 2: players clip.
Speaker 3: Birthday.
Speaker 7: I always thought Dave Heavy birthday to Dave East and
Speaker 7: Jill Biden, Jill Bid, Yeah, Anderson Cooper to birthday.
Speaker 22: That's a nice little mash up everywhere. Well, yes, Michelle
Speaker 22: education by.
Speaker 6: His I'm good. It's the Clips Classic. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Good morning, front page news.
Speaker 3: Next you're checking out the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Morning everybody.
Speaker 6: It's dj NV just hilarious. Charlamagne to god. We are
Speaker 6: the Breakfast Club. Now let's get back to some front
Speaker 6: page news.
Speaker 10: Oh hey, I'm like, oh, that's I usually like when
Speaker 10: you say hot to me, good morning.
Speaker 11: He appreciated. We can put a toss my bag, y'all.
Speaker 11: So yeah, As mentioned in the last.
Speaker 10: Hour, uh, the topic of former President Joe Biden's mental
Speaker 10: health is still a topic, uh for former Vice president.
Speaker 10: Excuse me, Former President Bill Clinton is defending former President
Speaker 10: Joe Biden when it comes to claims regarding the decline
Speaker 10: of his mental health while he was in office and
Speaker 10: running for re election.
Speaker 11: Now.
Speaker 10: Clinton made the comment speaking to CBS Sunday morning. Let's
Speaker 10: take a listen to what he had to say about
Speaker 10: former President Joe Biden's mental health.
Speaker 8: I thought he was a good president. Only concern I
Speaker 8: thought he had to deal with was could anybody do
Speaker 8: that job? Until they were eighty six and we did
Speaker 8: several long talks. I had never seen him and walked
Speaker 8: away thinking he can't do this anymore. He was always
Speaker 8: on top of his brief. I saw President Biden hover
Speaker 8: long ago, and I thought he was in good shot.
Speaker 11: So what are your thoughts there?
Speaker 10: Clinton was actually on the show promoting his new book,
Speaker 10: The First Gentleman.
Speaker 4: So I think Bill.
Speaker 2: Clinton is holding the party line, and you know, we
Speaker 2: don't need anybody that's continuing to hold the party line
Speaker 2: to the detriment of the country, because that's what happened
Speaker 2: with President Biden. People held the party line so much
Speaker 2: to the detriment of the country because of President Trump
Speaker 2: was the threat that everybody said he was going to be,
Speaker 2: then they should have governed like a threat, and they
Speaker 2: should have been doing things to ensure that threat doesn't
Speaker 2: get back into power and running Joe Biden keeping him
Speaker 2: in that position definitely, definitely, definitely, definitely didn't ensure that
Speaker 2: Trump wasn't gonna get back in that position of power.
Speaker 6: But the sad thing about is we said it right,
Speaker 6: We've seen it, and we got ish for people saying
Speaker 6: that that's not true, this, that and the other, that's
Speaker 6: not happening.
Speaker 1: But we all seen.
Speaker 2: It was and we ain't never met him. I ain't
Speaker 2: never met the man. You mean to tell me that
Speaker 2: those of us who never met the man saw it,
Speaker 2: but people that.
Speaker 4: Used to see him on the regular didn't see it.
Speaker 3: Cut it out.
Speaker 10: Well, I think it's just a matter of what you
Speaker 10: saw and where you might have saw it. Because I
Speaker 10: was around and very heavily involved with the Biden administration
Speaker 10: and covering the Vitamin administration. I had been around him
Speaker 10: during the time where people were saying he was he
Speaker 10: was on his mental decline, and I will say from
Speaker 10: a personal perspective that he was just old. It wasn't
Speaker 10: giving that he wasn't sharp, he just was old.
Speaker 1: And remember that was just my and that was just.
Speaker 2: You know, the contradiction that Bill Clinton said in that interview,
Speaker 2: because I watched that whole interview this weekend.
Speaker 4: He said that.
Speaker 2: He said that, but then he turned around and said,
Speaker 2: but you know, I did question if he could do
Speaker 2: that job until he was eighty six.
Speaker 10: Yes, he was saying that anybody could do the job
Speaker 10: until they were eighty six because the oldest person would
Speaker 10: do it.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's what I'm but he's the person. He's
Speaker 2: the guy. You can't just say anybody. He was the
Speaker 2: guy that was close to eighty six.
Speaker 1: And nobody was attacking it.
Speaker 6: I think if you had a family member that had dementia,
Speaker 6: and like mother had dementia, you've seen signs from that.
Speaker 6: Joe Biden had that, I seen gis mom had, right,
Speaker 6: I seen th same type of signs. So that's worried me.
Speaker 6: And if you voted me in somebody you have questions,
Speaker 6: and the fact that I feel like they were lying,
Speaker 6: you know, concerns me a lot.
Speaker 10: Of course, the concern for sure was legitimate, but you
Speaker 10: know whether or not you know what was going on.
Speaker 10: But I'm where I'm standing right now, is trying to
Speaker 10: figure out why why is it still a topic of conversation,
Speaker 10: But you're saying it is because we are where we
Speaker 10: are right now.
Speaker 2: So I think it's a topic of conversation because you
Speaker 2: shouldn't learn from history, and you know, they just put
Speaker 2: out the book The Original Sin, but based off Bill
Speaker 2: Clinton's logic. If that's the case, then we should never
Speaker 2: discuss what any president does after they are no longer president.
Speaker 2: We shouldn't discuss Barack Obama's legacy, we shouldn't discuss Clinton's legacy,
Speaker 2: we shouldn't discuss George wish legacy based off what Clinton
Speaker 2: is saying. Once a person is out of office, we
Speaker 2: shouldn't be talking about them no more. Come on, man,
Speaker 2: this is when Democrats sound ridiculous to us. This is
Speaker 2: when politicians sound ridiculous to us because there's so many
Speaker 2: trying to hold the party line that they sound foolish.
Speaker 10: Tell them how you really feel. All right, We'll moving
Speaker 10: on another news. House minority leader, also a Democrat, Hiqum Jeffries,
Speaker 10: is among lawmakers raising alarms over President trump so called
Speaker 10: One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Now, Jeffries was in attendance
Speaker 10: at a rally in Brooklyn on Sunday alongside New York
Speaker 10: Governor Kathy Hoecol to detail concerns about what will happen
Speaker 10: if the US Senate passes the act. Let's take a
Speaker 10: listen to Hikien Jeffries.
Speaker 23: You know, the GOLP tax scam is not one big
Speaker 23: beautiful bill. It's one big ugly bill that will hurt
Speaker 23: every day Americans, hurt every day New Yorkers, and it's
Speaker 23: designed to reward that billionaire donors like Elon Musk So.
Speaker 10: Jeffries also warned and others warned that it will impact
Speaker 10: federal funding to Medicaid, causing many of those to lose
Speaker 10: health insurance. Now, Trump has said that cuts our targeting
Speaker 10: waste and fraud and us on. The US at Senate
Speaker 10: is expected to take up the bill this week. They
Speaker 10: are officially back in session today.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 10: New York Governor Kathy Hockle also heavily criticized the Trump
Speaker 10: administration and Republican lawmakers over a number of issues.
Speaker 11: She says the.
Speaker 10: Republican led plan to make steep cuts to Medicaid is
Speaker 10: taking from the poor and giving to the rich, and
Speaker 10: a reversed. What's the I'm sorry, reverse what is it
Speaker 10: not Peter Pan? Who does who takes from the rich
Speaker 10: and give to the poor?
Speaker 5: Thank you?
Speaker 11: And a reverse Robinhood type of situation.
Speaker 10: She says she can't promise that all of her hospitals
Speaker 10: will stay open in New York. So this is going
Speaker 10: to impact New Yorkers if this bill to cut medicaid
Speaker 10: becomes law.
Speaker 11: Let's take a listen to New York Governor Kathy Hockel.
Speaker 20: This is a level of attack that is was unforseeable,
Speaker 20: but it has to be stopped. What they're proposing is
Speaker 20: basically reverse robin Hood. They're taking from the poor to
Speaker 20: give to the rich, and people need to rebel against that.
Speaker 20: If we lose three billion dollars for hospitals, I can't
Speaker 20: say we're going to be able to keep all of
Speaker 20: my hospitals open. I cannot say that right now.
Speaker 11: They have to back off.
Speaker 10: So Hochl also went on to say that it's hard
Speaker 10: to protect people from disease if COVID vaccines are no
Speaker 10: longer being recommended for healthy children and pregnant women, as
Speaker 10: just stated by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Junior and
Speaker 10: She also says she'll stand up for immigrant rights when
Speaker 10: testifying at a houseover site committee in about a week. So,
Speaker 10: as I mentioned that Big Beautiful Bill is now being
Speaker 10: taken up in the Senate. After the Senate vote, House
Speaker 10: lawmakers will have a chance to approve changes to the bill.
Speaker 10: And like I said before, Congress is officially back in
Speaker 10: session today, so I will keep you posted as to
Speaker 10: what happens with that. I had one more story. I'm
Speaker 10: not going to get too much into it. I'll just
Speaker 10: say that updates and improvements at Newark, New Jersey's Newark
Speaker 10: Liberty Airport are underway, and it does appear that things
Speaker 10: are moving in a positive direction per Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy,
Speaker 10: who was there this earlier this week. So it looks
Speaker 10: like one of the runways has been that was shut
Speaker 10: down for maintenance has reopened. So it looks like things
Speaker 10: are moving in a positive direction for Newark Liberty Airport.
Speaker 11: But that's pretty much it. That's your front page news.
Speaker 10: Follow me on socials at Morgan Media and for more
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Speaker 11: Thank y'all.
Speaker 4: Alrighty, thank you Morgan. All right, well we come back.
Speaker 6: Three time w NBA champion, two time Olympic gold medalist,
Speaker 6: and she has a new book, The Can Do Mindset.
Speaker 6: Candace Parker will be joining us and we're gonna talk
Speaker 6: to her next. So don't go anywhere.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Morning.
Speaker 6: Everybody is DJ Envy, just hilarious, Charlamagne the gud. We
Speaker 6: are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in
Speaker 6: the building.
Speaker 4: Yes, indeed, the.
Speaker 1: Legend, Candas Parker.
Speaker 3: Welcome.
Speaker 24: Thanks for having me off. How you feeling nice being
Speaker 24: in the room? Goodness man, nice having you.
Speaker 2: You know you're one of those people like you know,
Speaker 2: people always say like, who would you ever want an interview,
Speaker 2: and you really be like, I don't know because you
Speaker 2: can't really think of nobody. But then when you see
Speaker 2: you on the schedule, you're like, oh, Candas Parker, I
Speaker 2: love to have a conversation with Candas Parker.
Speaker 4: I appreciate you.
Speaker 2: I really enjoyed your book, That Can Do Mindset, How
Speaker 2: to cultivate resilience, follow your heart and fight for your passions.
Speaker 4: Can you break down why you called it the can
Speaker 4: do mindset.
Speaker 16: Yeah, growing up nickname can short for Candace, you know that.
Speaker 16: But my mom, I grew up with two older brothers,
Speaker 16: eight and eleven years older than me. And fast forward,
Speaker 16: my oldest brother played ten years professionally, played alongside Lebron
Speaker 16: for years. My middle brother became a doctor, and so
Speaker 16: I just saw these enormous role models that were doing
Speaker 16: so many great things. And I think sometimes I doubted myself,
Speaker 16: and so my mom from the time I was little
Speaker 16: two three years old, she'd always see.
Speaker 24: The doubt in my mind.
Speaker 16: She'd always be like, can do. And it just became
Speaker 16: my mantra, and it became my voice in my head.
Speaker 16: And I mean it took me through high school knocking
Speaker 16: down game winning free throws to shoot even now. And
Speaker 16: so then it became an acronym for community authenticity, navigating negativity,
Speaker 16: loving the dash, which is the journey in between and
Speaker 16: seizing and creating opportunity.
Speaker 6: Well, congratulations. On August twenty fiftieth, Jersey will be retired,
Speaker 6: well deserved.
Speaker 24: How does that feel to go back home to Chicago.
Speaker 16: I grew up in Naperville and I grew up a
Speaker 16: Chicago Bulls fan. I mean they won six championships in
Speaker 16: the nineties when I was living there, and so it
Speaker 16: became synonymous with winning.
Speaker 24: So to go back and.
Speaker 16: Play basketball in front of the people that first saw
Speaker 16: me pick up a ball, and then to win a
Speaker 16: championship in front of the people that first saw me
Speaker 16: play basketball, I don't think. I mean, that was super special.
Speaker 16: I couldn't have written it any better. And you know,
Speaker 16: I think, first you dream of a championship being up
Speaker 16: in the rafters, and second you dream of.
Speaker 24: Your jersey as well.
Speaker 2: You know, I think it was in the authenticity section
Speaker 2: of the book you were talking about, you know, being competitive, right,
Speaker 2: and how people don't let women be competitive the way
Speaker 2: that the men are. So when you see and I
Speaker 2: know you get this all the time, but when you
Speaker 2: see the Caitlin Angel rivalry or whatever you want to
Speaker 2: call it, isn't that just women being competitive?
Speaker 24: I think it's women being competitive.
Speaker 16: But honestly, I think that the more visibility you get,
Speaker 16: the more scrutiny you're gonna get.
Speaker 24: I mean, that's just nature. As women.
Speaker 16: I think society always tries to put you in a box.
Speaker 16: So as athletes, we fit outside that box. You're either
Speaker 16: too muscular, you're not competitive enough. But then when you
Speaker 16: show competitive nature, it's not ladylike. So whatever you do
Speaker 16: as a woman, I feel like until we break that
Speaker 16: mold in society where it's like okay for us to
Speaker 16: be fierce competitors, I think you're always going to have
Speaker 16: a different narrative. And so yeah, I look at it
Speaker 16: like it's competitive and it's two people going at it,
Speaker 16: and sometimes I think it's overblown. Sometimes I think that
Speaker 16: like you're making a basketball play and then there's fifteen
Speaker 16: angles from different cameras that try to.
Speaker 24: You know, make it something it's not. So I don't know.
Speaker 16: I'm just excited where women's sports is in general right now,
Speaker 16: because people are talking about it, people know the names,
Speaker 16: people are following the brands, and a lot of it
Speaker 16: has to do with the visibility of it. Women's courts
Speaker 16: has always been there, it's just the matter of people
Speaker 16: tuning in and paying attention. And I think organizations, broadcasters
Speaker 16: all that giving it a chance to succeed, not putting
Speaker 16: it head to head up against NFL, not putting it
Speaker 16: head to head up against.
Speaker 24: Finals or MLB or whatever.
Speaker 16: And so I think now we're seeing more women's basketball,
Speaker 16: and because of that, I think that's why it's grown.
Speaker 2: The reason I have I watched a lot of women's basketball,
Speaker 2: and I've been watching Angel since college, so since even
Speaker 2: that Kitlin incident, I've seen her and Leah Thomas have
Speaker 2: a little kerfuffle like she's always getting into it with somebody.
Speaker 2: But it's not the same reaction from people. It's just
Speaker 2: to me, it's just like women out there playing ball.
Speaker 16: They're being competitive, and I think ballplayers know that, but
Speaker 16: now you're getting the casual fans that don't understand that
Speaker 16: type of basketball. So I think it's a competitive nature. Now,
Speaker 16: are there things that cross the line. Yes, are there
Speaker 16: comments and you know, discussions behind things as cross the
Speaker 16: line one hundred percent, and I think, you know, we
Speaker 16: have to get that under control. But to me, I
Speaker 16: think half the time is more competitive than anything.
Speaker 6: But its rivalry as well. I remember, you know, Reggie
Speaker 6: Miller with the chokes on. We you know, we still
Speaker 6: want action with him regardless. It's still thinks that's gonna
Speaker 6: make the press push it a little more.
Speaker 24: By the way, I'm sorry, man, I'm sorry about what happened. Yeah, okay, though,
Speaker 24: can I.
Speaker 16: Say maybe next year listen. I'm a Bulls fan, so
Speaker 16: you know we're at about it. If you're not first,
Speaker 16: your last. So technically we weren't even in the playoffs,
Speaker 16: so it's okay, And.
Speaker 6: I want to ask you know you dominated the w
Speaker 6: NBA broadcast a mom author which was the most difficult journey?
Speaker 16: Motherhood is a journey that is the greatest gift, gives
Speaker 16: you the most rewarding feeling, but it's also the hardest
Speaker 16: job that you can have. You think you have it
Speaker 16: figured out, and then you have another kid, or you
Speaker 16: think you have it figured out, and there's another stage
Speaker 16: of life. I have a sixteen year old daughter, a
Speaker 16: three year old son, and a one year old son,
Speaker 16: and they are all different, and they have all taught
Speaker 16: me so many different lessons, and I'm super grateful for
Speaker 16: not only what I'm able to bring to the table
Speaker 16: and what I teach them, but the lessons they've taught me. Like,
Speaker 16: they have humbled me so many times, they have checked
Speaker 16: me so many times. They have made me look myself
Speaker 16: in the mirror and ask myself, am I.
Speaker 24: Doing what I'm asking them to do?
Speaker 16: And so I think motherhood is one of those things
Speaker 16: where I'm just so grateful for it. I'm so grateful
Speaker 16: for my daughter and what, you know, us being able
Speaker 16: to kind of go through my career and grow up
Speaker 16: together and fumble and bump and live across the water
Speaker 16: and all of those things. And then I'm super grateful
Speaker 16: to be able to now take a moment with my
Speaker 16: sons and be able to have a different type of
Speaker 16: perspective in motherhood and parenthood.
Speaker 2: What part of your personality do you think was misunderstood
Speaker 2: the most during your planning career and this book helped
Speaker 2: you to, like, I guess, reclaim in that.
Speaker 16: What's so crazy to me is I think when you're
Speaker 16: going through just trying to figure stuff out, you're just
Speaker 16: trying to figure it out, like that's what you're trying
Speaker 16: to do, but you're going through life trying to like
Speaker 16: mask it. And for so many parts of my life
Speaker 16: during some of my greatest triumphs, winning championships, winning MVPs,
Speaker 16: I was going through struggles behind the scenes within motherhood
Speaker 16: and balancing that within relationships, within you know, trying to
Speaker 16: figure out how.
Speaker 24: To be authentic and who I am.
Speaker 16: And I think the person that I became in that
Speaker 16: process and who I was for my teammates wasn't always great.
Speaker 16: It wasn't always who I was, and so I think
Speaker 16: through writing this book, it has helped me better understand
Speaker 16: who I want to be, who I commit to be,
Speaker 16: but also like giving myself grace through those moments, because
Speaker 16: I think sometimes we show up and we feel like
Speaker 16: we have to be this at work, but we're still
Speaker 16: not ourselves and the people around us know that, and
Speaker 16: then they start treating us like those people that we aren't,
Speaker 16: and then it just snowballs out of control.
Speaker 24: So I think who I am.
Speaker 16: People may have had a different idea, you know what
Speaker 16: I mean. And I wasn't always proud of the way
Speaker 16: that I treated my teammates or how I showed up
Speaker 16: to work every day. But sometimes when you're just trying
Speaker 16: to show up and you're trying to make it, you
Speaker 16: know that's the best that you can do. So I
Speaker 16: think I kind of like went through that and processed
Speaker 16: that in writing this book.
Speaker 6: What was the most difficult thing you had to write
Speaker 6: in a book? The one difficult thing? He was like
Speaker 6: thought about maybe I should take out or you cried
Speaker 6: or it was that hard.
Speaker 16: It's really difficult to tell stories that need to be
Speaker 16: told that aren't going to paint certain people in a
Speaker 16: positive light, And I think I struggle with that because
Speaker 16: I like to take the blame. I like to take
Speaker 16: the onus on myself in games and losses and mishots
Speaker 16: and whatever. I like to say that I've always had
Speaker 16: a part in whatever happens. And so writing this is
Speaker 16: trying to figure out how do you tell these stories
Speaker 16: and how do you tell it where it's it's your
Speaker 16: story to tell, whereas you're not telling somebody else's story,
Speaker 16: because I was very conscious of that. So just kind
Speaker 16: of talking about like my parents' divorce and talking about
Speaker 16: leaving the Sparks, the La Sparks, and deciding to go
Speaker 16: to Chicago, talking about my wife, and then also like
Speaker 16: near and dear to my heart, like Coach Summit, my
Speaker 16: coach in college passed away in twenty sixteen, and kind
Speaker 16: of navigating that and what to share, what's intimate that
Speaker 16: I need to keep with myself to myself, and what
Speaker 16: can I share and what I have her blessing and sharing.
Speaker 2: But still kicking it with Candas Parker Charlamagne, Have your
Speaker 2: greatness ever made you feel isolated? Like people only saw
Speaker 2: kandas park at a player, but not candas pokertive person.
Speaker 24: You know, it's so crazy.
Speaker 16: You know in basketball, there's like a finite time, right,
Speaker 16: the ball is going to eventually stop bouncing, you know,
Speaker 16: father time. I mean, Lebron has kind of proven that's
Speaker 16: not the case, but for most of us. But it's
Speaker 16: like your identity becomes the game, Like you keep the
Speaker 16: main thing, the main thing that's been my gift my
Speaker 16: whole life, basketball has been the main thing. I gave
Speaker 16: up prom like left prom to go to basketball, lived
Speaker 16: abroad to play basketball. But it's like when you retire,
Speaker 16: your identity of the who and the what is separated,
Speaker 16: and you realize, like the people that really saw you
Speaker 16: for who you are versus what you did. And so
Speaker 16: I think that was the biggest struggle for me, is
Speaker 16: like everybody has that morning, that death after you retire.
Speaker 24: I mean, I love basketball. It was my first love.
Speaker 16: And so I think, yeah, like separating my identity from that,
Speaker 16: And I was very conscious of trying to show people
Speaker 16: like I am a history buff, I love to travel,
Speaker 16: I'm a foodie, I love wine, tequila connoisseur like all
Speaker 16: of those things. I'm so much more than just basketball.
Speaker 16: And so having that separation, I know is like huge
Speaker 16: for athletes. It is a struggle, like talking to people
Speaker 16: that have retired and have gone and walked that path.
Speaker 24: Because it is it is a death a little bit.
Speaker 16: Wellree with my family, honestly, my wife, I'll say my
Speaker 16: brother as well. My oldest brother went through this and
Speaker 16: he seamlessly transitioned. I planned the transition ahead of time.
Speaker 16: You know, I started commentating gosh way back in twenty fifteen,
Speaker 16: twenty sixteen, I started transitioning. I started doing more business
Speaker 16: and paying attention and wanting to be at the table
Speaker 16: and in meetings and things like that. So the transition
Speaker 16: occurred before it officially the ball of fish.
Speaker 24: We stopped bouncing, but.
Speaker 16: Boy, there were days where I'd wake up and it's
Speaker 16: just like you missed that feeling of walking in eighteen
Speaker 16: thousand people are screaming your name, and like the feeling
Speaker 16: of like your family's identity is that like they plan
Speaker 16: their summers around when my games were, or.
Speaker 1: Trips or Medino.
Speaker 24: Since a kid, you've been.
Speaker 16: Doing it, and it's crazy because you realize, although I
Speaker 16: don't like attention, that's not what I played basketball for.
Speaker 16: It's an event you go play, everybody watches you play,
Speaker 16: the attention your parents give it is and then afterwards
Speaker 16: everybody's like where are we going to eat?
Speaker 1: You go eat.
Speaker 16: Then it's like you know, and it's like you don't
Speaker 16: realize how much of that is a part of your life.
Speaker 16: And so for me, I think that was the hardest thing.
Speaker 16: But like I said, I have my family. We had
Speaker 16: my son last year and he just was like he
Speaker 16: had the ability to make me stop and realize, like
Speaker 16: that's where I was supposed to be. I've always been
Speaker 16: fifteen million different places, and so I think, honestly, my
Speaker 16: son heart made me really appreciate retirement because I got
Speaker 16: to enjoy all the little things.
Speaker 6: Jealous is not the right word, but do you ever
Speaker 6: get jealous or feel away when you look at the
Speaker 6: way MW NBA players are treated now than when you
Speaker 6: guys played. I just remember, like two three years ago,
Speaker 6: I was on a plane flying from Atlanta and.
Speaker 3: There was some players from the Atlanta team.
Speaker 6: They were on the back of the plane and they
Speaker 6: couldn't get first class seats and they were riding and
Speaker 6: they were struggling, and they know they even said and
Speaker 6: talk this, talk about this on the radio. But now
Speaker 6: when you see and they're starting to fly private and
Speaker 6: they start to make a little more money, they start
Speaker 6: making endorsements. Do you ever feel a way like.
Speaker 4: Damn, you got to you got to shield a little
Speaker 4: bit of that.
Speaker 16: I don't want them to have to go through what
Speaker 16: we went through. But I also know that Cheryl Miller,
Speaker 16: who never got to step foot in the WNBA, didn't
Speaker 16: want me to not have have a league to play,
Speaker 16: do you know what I mean? And so I think like, yes,
Speaker 16: sometimes would it have made Would I scored more points
Speaker 16: if we had a private flight waiting for what I
Speaker 16: would have made more?
Speaker 24: Would I have made more like school performances?
Speaker 16: If I could get back the night of the game
Speaker 16: and been able to sleep and rest and recover what
Speaker 16: I probably had a lot fewer injuries one hundred percent.
Speaker 16: But I feel like I'm proud because I know my
Speaker 16: name will be mentioned in the conversation of those that
Speaker 16: made it possible today, like made the things possible today.
Speaker 16: I remember flying commercial in Premium Plus in a middle
Speaker 16: seat next to Sylvia Fowls, going to play them in
Speaker 16: the Game five of the WNBA Finals.
Speaker 24: We like wrestled over the arm rest I.
Speaker 16: Won, but like they won the game, but I won
Speaker 16: the arm ress battle, and I remember thinking like, this
Speaker 16: isn't how it's supposed to be. But now on the
Speaker 16: other side, I want ownership, like I want to own
Speaker 16: a team, like I want to be a part of
Speaker 16: that in making it better as well. So I can't
Speaker 16: count another woman's pocket. I don't want to. I've done
Speaker 16: one myself and the ability to take care of my
Speaker 16: family and have all the opportunities I have today because
Speaker 16: of the Cheryl Millers and the Nancy Lieberman's and Shimiko
Speaker 16: host calls and all those that came before me.
Speaker 2: Do you think the world has truly reckoned with how
Speaker 2: different your career would be if you were a man
Speaker 2: with the exact thame time.
Speaker 24: I talk about it a lot. Yeah, McDonald's all American.
Speaker 16: In two thousand and four, Dwight Howard and myself, we
Speaker 16: were the number one players.
Speaker 24: I was woman's he was ment and I.
Speaker 16: Actually there's a blurb in the book where him and
Speaker 16: I went to prom when I was in high school
Speaker 16: and our trajectories were so different after.
Speaker 24: That day, and I was angry.
Speaker 16: I remember being angry because like inside my house, my
Speaker 16: mom and Dad, you can do and be anything, and
Speaker 16: you know at that point you couldn't have an il money.
Speaker 16: So I'm watching, you know, my quotes beyond shirts sold,
Speaker 16: I'm watching everybody in Knoxville wearing my Journey jersey, and
Speaker 16: I'm eating Papa John's.
Speaker 24: Before games because the school can't even pay for my
Speaker 24: meal because it was illegal at the time.
Speaker 16: And so in the book, I talk about kind of
Speaker 16: like I was really upset because yes, he's six', ten, big,
Speaker 16: strong but he had this league laid out that was already,
Speaker 16: growing that had already been through the growing pains of
Speaker 16: WHAT i was about to go. Through and THEN i
Speaker 16: just was, like my left hand is better than. His
Speaker 16: and SO i was mad BECAUSE i was, like you,
Speaker 16: know he has this league to go develop and use
Speaker 16: his name and image and, likeness AND i have to
Speaker 16: wait four, years go abroad and compete in a league
Speaker 16: that you know Was geez twenty years.
Speaker 24: Young.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 4: Wow another part of the, BOOK I love You.
Speaker 2: Know it was interesting to read about how you came
Speaker 2: to grow to love your, wife, right and it had
Speaker 2: me thinking what because you, did like, guys but have
Speaker 2: you thinking like what else about?
Speaker 4: Yourself did you realize this is this just isn't.
Speaker 16: Me what's so interesting IS i Think i've spent my
Speaker 16: entire life standing, out and somehow in that, process SOMETIMES
Speaker 16: i did things just to stand out and not really
Speaker 16: listen to myself and WHO i wanted to. Be and
Speaker 16: that's kind of opposite of What i've always tried to live.
Speaker 16: By and for a long, time it took my daughter
Speaker 16: really being like are you? Happy you, know for me
Speaker 16: to really look myself in the mirror and, say AM
Speaker 16: i just going through the? MOTIONS i always grew up
Speaker 16: envisioning myself with A prince charming always and never in
Speaker 16: a million years WHEN i do those little trashy magazine,
Speaker 16: THINGS i would always talk About Prince. Charming and it's
Speaker 16: crazy because sometimes life hands you things and packages that
Speaker 16: you least anticipated coming.
Speaker 24: In and that's what happened with my.
Speaker 16: WIFE i, mean she's my best friend and she's been
Speaker 16: there through the ups and, downs AND i think it
Speaker 16: was about like her AND i both being, like wait a,
Speaker 16: Minute like are we allowing other people's judgments to dictate
Speaker 16: the next thirty or forty? Years Like i'm going to
Speaker 16: allow My instagram followers to really determine WHO i say
Speaker 16: good morning to and WHO i say good night to
Speaker 16: every single. Night AND i had to take a step
Speaker 16: back BECAUSE i really don't care what people. Think but
Speaker 16: THEN i really, did and so it was kind of
Speaker 16: just like that evaluation and.
Speaker 24: Looking myself in the, mirror when did you?
Speaker 16: Realize WHEN i didn't fight, IT i would, say we
Speaker 16: were at a.
Speaker 24: Museum i'm a big. NERD i love like all types of.
Speaker 16: Museums and it was her, mind like it was her
Speaker 16: knowledge and like just her ability to carry a. Conversation
Speaker 16: and my brother says something when when her AND i got,
Speaker 16: married my brother said something that really stuck out to,
Speaker 16: me and he, said you, Know cannie needs somebody that's
Speaker 16: strong enough to put her in her, place but soft
Speaker 16: enough where she feels vulnerable and the ability to like
Speaker 16: kind of like lay your head on her shoulder and
Speaker 16: be that vulnerable.
Speaker 24: Person and WHEN.
Speaker 16: I REALIZED i was doing, that you, know she would
Speaker 16: say something AND i wouldn't have any, Response and at
Speaker 16: first some of my friends were.
Speaker 24: Like hold, on who is? She like you know WHAT i,
Speaker 24: mean because that's not normally what.
Speaker 16: Happens and then the same thing WHERE i would confess
Speaker 16: things that were bothering me or have issues.
Speaker 24: And be comfortable enough to. SHARE i think that's that's
Speaker 24: WHAT i.
Speaker 6: NOTICED i was still kicking it With Candice PARKER XW nba,
Speaker 6: player two Time olympic gold, medalist and her new Book
Speaker 6: That Can't Do mindset is out right.
Speaker 2: Now, charlamagne did the people in your life know how
Speaker 2: difficult it was for you to KEEP i guess her a?
Speaker 2: Secret BECAUSE i, mean like in the book YOU i,
Speaker 2: MEAN i got. FUN i got frustrated when you was
Speaker 2: talking about how you wanted to tell your brother but
Speaker 2: you didn't tell Your mother'm.
Speaker 3: Like just tell.
Speaker 4: Him he loves, you you.
Speaker 2: Know but did they know or they going to read
Speaker 2: this book and realize for the first, Time, like, DAMN
Speaker 2: i didn't know it was that.
Speaker 16: Serious i've been on the other side of it Where
Speaker 16: i've been the person that has been like everybody.
Speaker 24: Knows just say, it just tell.
Speaker 16: Him BUT i think everybody comes to grips with it
Speaker 16: at a different. TIME i know we live in a
Speaker 16: world that has pride month and has all these, things
Speaker 16: but it is scary because you are put in another.
Speaker 16: Category you, Know i'm already in, two so Now i'm
Speaker 16: going to be put in a. Third and with someone
Speaker 16: that isn't, black She's russian and, white and, SO i,
Speaker 16: MEAN i think it's one of those things where it's
Speaker 16: like what AM i getting myself? Into AND i know
Speaker 16: my family's gonna love. Me my brother was amazing throughout
Speaker 16: the entire. Process my family was. Great but my wife's
Speaker 16: parents had talked to her for almost a, year you,
Speaker 16: know like we had family members that we have separated
Speaker 16: ourselves from because in in front with my family and
Speaker 16: with my, kids this is the, standard like this is
Speaker 16: how we're going to be.
Speaker 24: Treated and so.
Speaker 16: We couldn't go through this process ourselves and help others
Speaker 16: go through. It so we had to do it, ourselves
Speaker 16: be okay with, it be strong, enough and then you,
Speaker 16: know go forward with.
Speaker 24: It can you can't rush.
Speaker 2: It the, Sexuality, paul was one aspect of, it but
Speaker 2: you also talked about the race aspect of, it like
Speaker 2: you really can with Doctor umar thought that.
Speaker 16: Much, No but it's a different dynamic when you walk,
Speaker 16: it you know WHAT i. Mean, like first of, all
Speaker 16: like even with our, kids it's like you, know they
Speaker 16: have a black mom and a white, mom and you,
Speaker 16: know it's like navigating the race element and the conversations
Speaker 16: we've grown up in two completely different, Countries so having
Speaker 16: those conversations like she's not coming from a place of
Speaker 16: understanding through experience and so, like even so we're confident
Speaker 16: and we're cool within our, household but it's, like you
Speaker 16: don't understand the other noise that could mess that.
Speaker 2: Up that makes. Sense have there ever been a time
Speaker 2: where you dimmed your light to make others feel, comfortable
Speaker 2: especially in rooms full of?
Speaker 24: Men you, know it's so. FUNNY i, WAS i was
Speaker 24: sitting on the shop.
Speaker 16: And it was With Draymond green bron was, there mav was,
Speaker 16: there and they were, like you, know people don't understand
Speaker 16: what it's like to be a black man and be
Speaker 16: the only one in the.
Speaker 24: Meeting AND i was looking, around like what y'all really
Speaker 24: just said? That like read through you know WHAT i?
Speaker 16: Mean SO i think sometimes you have to pick your
Speaker 16: battles a little. Bit as a, teammate my job is
Speaker 16: to make those around me. Better so same thing when
Speaker 16: you're sitting at these, Tables like the point isn't to
Speaker 16: make people feel stupid or feel. Small the point is
Speaker 16: to make them understand the need for different voices at the.
Speaker 16: Table AND i would say diversity of. Thought i've sat
Speaker 16: at so many tables and been the Only i'm, comfortable
Speaker 16: But i'm tired of being the. Only WHEN i went
Speaker 16: INTO t AND t as the only female on that,
Speaker 16: set a lot of people, Think, HEY i want.
Speaker 24: You you, know you're.
Speaker 16: Trying to be one of the. Guys, like, No i'm
Speaker 16: trying to be one of the. Players that's, It so
Speaker 16: treat me as. Such the WAY i see the game
Speaker 16: is way different than shack, shack throw the ball down,
Speaker 16: low barbecue chicken.
Speaker 24: Shack other people have to do. Moves we can't just
Speaker 24: we just.
Speaker 16: Can't, Yes but like the way he played was just
Speaker 16: so dominant that he doesn't understand that people have to
Speaker 16: do stuff to. Score he's, like just throw it down
Speaker 16: there and. Score and it's, Like cat can't do.
Speaker 24: That he's not do you know WHAT i.
Speaker 16: Mean i'm not, saying But cat can't do, that D
Speaker 16: wade AND i.
Speaker 24: Can we can't do.
Speaker 16: That we have to do moves and use the mental
Speaker 16: aspect and element of. It BUT i feel like the
Speaker 16: value that is brought to the table if you had
Speaker 16: fifteen shacks what you know as, analysts but he brings
Speaker 16: value to the equation because he was so, dominant and
Speaker 16: it gives you a bird's eye view of like, dominance
Speaker 16: and SO i just think anytime you have different people
Speaker 16: at the, table you're gonna bring different perspectives like why?
Speaker 16: Not and so it just drives me. CRAZY i Watched First.
Speaker 16: TAKE i Like STEVEN. A. Smith he's super knowledgeable about the.
Speaker 16: Game but like the people that comment under my posts
Speaker 16: about How i'm a, WOMAN i never played in THE
Speaker 16: nba AND i should shut the f up and blah blah,
Speaker 16: blah but they are Like STEPHEN. A smith has The
Speaker 16: bible for THE, nba and.
Speaker 4: It's like he has.
Speaker 16: But it's just because you know he's a. Man and
Speaker 16: SO i just am continuing to fight that. Stigma i'm
Speaker 16: open for the. Challenge i'm up for. It grew up
Speaker 16: with two older. Brothers all we did was make fun
Speaker 16: of each, Other So i'm. GAME i can speak that.
Speaker 16: Language but it's just having the opportunity to like separate,
Speaker 16: myself like don't like me as an, analyst but don't
Speaker 16: not like me Because i'm a.
Speaker 24: Woman that's my.
Speaker 2: Thing if they're A wnba, teammate you didn't appreciate in the,
Speaker 2: moment but now you realize that person was.
Speaker 24: Vital oh that's a, really, really really great.
Speaker 16: QUESTION i would SAY i appreciated her in the, moment
Speaker 16: BUT i don't THINK i appreciated her enough in the.
Speaker 16: MOMENT i would say Definitely Delicia Milton. JONES i think
Speaker 16: she's someone and that was in the league for such
Speaker 16: a long, Time she had such an amazing, career, longevity
Speaker 16: won championships with the, sparks played different, roles played key,
Speaker 16: roles came off the bet like she did it all
Speaker 16: and SO i think she genuinely wanted me to. Succeed
Speaker 16: and you, KNOW i was a rookie when she was,
Speaker 16: there and you, know we got in some brawls. Alongside
Speaker 16: she beat me up in practice coming off, screens and
Speaker 16: it was like all that was tough love because she loved.
Speaker 2: Me and you, know you talk about a lot of
Speaker 2: things in the, book but what's something you haven't forgiven
Speaker 2: yourself for, yet even if nobody else knows about.
Speaker 16: IT i would SAY i struggled for a long time
Speaker 16: in the closing seconds of games, Mentally, WOW i did because.
Speaker 24: The results didn't work out for.
Speaker 16: ME i talk about that a lot in this, book
Speaker 16: about how NAIVE i. Was my rookie, year we lost
Speaker 16: by a last second. Shot nine years, LATER i was
Speaker 16: still losing by last second, shots AND i felt myself
Speaker 16: in those moments tense. Up when PRIOR i would relish
Speaker 16: in those moments LIKE i would Be i'd want the,
Speaker 16: ball AND i would find myself shying away from those
Speaker 16: moments BECAUSE i had conceded to the fact that it
Speaker 16: was just not going to work.
Speaker 24: Out and it took my.
Speaker 16: Brother it took me finally realizing how to relinquish results
Speaker 16: and just live in the, process the dash.
Speaker 24: Right enjoying the.
Speaker 16: Journey it took A Kobe bryant text message to me
Speaker 16: that was, like it's better the hard. Way you don't
Speaker 16: die with bullets in the chamber right like you go down.
Speaker 16: Shooting it was that text message and just the support
Speaker 16: from my family and friends that allowed me to win the.
Speaker 16: Championship and it came down to the closing, moments and
Speaker 16: in those, MOMENTS i.
Speaker 11: Just played and it could have not worked.
Speaker 16: Out it could have worked, out BUT i just since that,
Speaker 16: time WHEN i, Lose i'm not in bed for four
Speaker 16: or five, days Like i'm gonna commit to the.
Speaker 24: Process i'm gonna commit to the.
Speaker 16: Grind i'm gonna honestly try to stay at that like
Speaker 16: even even keeled, mentality and that's in life as. Well
Speaker 16: AND i wholeheartedly believe things will work out the way
Speaker 16: that they need.
Speaker 2: To All, right can just talk ladies and. Gentlemen can't
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Speaker 4: You all.
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Speaker 22: up there talking about she can't remember certain things when
Speaker 22: it comes to her sexual assault or she doesn't know
Speaker 22: why she kept reaching back out to diddyva text and
Speaker 22: different things after she was no longer an employee with,
Speaker 22: him and after she received a settlement after they decided
Speaker 22: to go split ways as an employee because of mental.
Speaker 22: Health like she was blaming a lot of things on mental,
Speaker 22: health not, blaming but she was referring to her mental
Speaker 22: health and her conditions and not really understanding herself why
Speaker 22: she was still in such a. Hold And i'm, like,
Speaker 22: yo he's being so aggressive but Then i'm watching it
Speaker 22: And i'm, like, wait if all you got is like
Speaker 22: her account of, things because there's no text messages or no,
Speaker 22: emails there's no anything written where she's telling a friend
Speaker 22: about the alleged, events not even just sexual, assault but
Speaker 22: like having get on a boat and paddle away From
Speaker 22: diddy and in the water at one point or so
Speaker 22: last week she talked about, that like having to get
Speaker 22: On it wasn't a, boat she, said it was.
Speaker 3: Like a.
Speaker 22: Those little, boards like a yeah something paddle. Board she
Speaker 22: says she had to get on a paddle board at
Speaker 22: one point to get away from him during like one
Speaker 22: of his like alleged like crazy.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 21: Yeah and then The Prince party.
Speaker 22: Incident uh did that alleged incident When diddy came out
Speaker 22: and was trying to drag her And cassie back into
Speaker 22: the party because he was mad she was.
Speaker 11: There.
Speaker 22: Uh The Brian steel was, like so all of these things, happen,
Speaker 22: right these big. Events there's no, photo there's no, video
Speaker 22: and you used to document everything For. Diddy you didn't
Speaker 22: text a, friend you never emailed anybody we. Have there's
Speaker 22: nothing written in Solid And i'm, like, okay so now
Speaker 22: you just got to hang on what she's, saying and
Speaker 22: it's like do you believe he or? Not but she's very,
Speaker 22: timid And Brian steel was, Like, nope that's a. Lie,
Speaker 22: nope that's a. Lie And i'm, like, well If i'm a,
Speaker 22: juror now you got to believe him or. Her and
Speaker 22: he is bringing these things around full. Circle SO i
Speaker 22: think not even THINK i have a friend that was
Speaker 22: actually in the, court BECAUSE i was in the overflow
Speaker 22: room in the actual court where you could see the
Speaker 22: jurors who said that the drawers were reacting to the
Speaker 22: questioning a line of, question like openly reacting like they,
Speaker 22: would you, know when she could answer certain, questions it's like, okay,
Speaker 22: wait like they're not saying, it but you can see
Speaker 22: in facial insprestions and things like that that they were,
Speaker 22: like oh, wow, okay what's, happening because that's how we
Speaker 22: all felt in the overflow, room like, Wow brian still
Speaker 22: is destroying her right. Now SO i thought it was
Speaker 22: kind of. Effective but up next on the, stand you
Speaker 22: have a video expert who's gonna talk about that video
Speaker 22: from The Inner Continental hotel Because diddy's team is saying
Speaker 22: that video was like sped.
Speaker 11: Up you have.
Speaker 22: You, know a Witness jane, though who's also going to
Speaker 22: speak to some allegations as. Well but at this, point,
Speaker 22: AGAIN i really think that it's time For diddy's team,
Speaker 22: to like the government the Rest diddy team to come
Speaker 22: up and bring their witnesses on because do.
Speaker 1: We know Who diddy's witnesses are?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 22: No And i've been trying to figure that. Out who
Speaker 22: How who's gonna get on that stand because that they
Speaker 22: said If diddy's going to get on the, stand they
Speaker 22: have not, said, yeah, SURE i.
Speaker 2: Think diddy should get on the. Stand and did he
Speaker 2: should be the defense's number one? Witness did he should
Speaker 2: get on the stand and basically throw himself at the
Speaker 2: mersity of the? Court he should? Be is he should
Speaker 2: just be honest about everything that has happened in his
Speaker 2: life from from from day? One they Should they should
Speaker 2: basically just lay out a bio For, diddy from the
Speaker 2: time he lost his father to losing his best friends
Speaker 2: Like wolf and you Know bigg And Ken porter And.
Speaker 4: Andre just lay it.
Speaker 2: ALL i just lay out of a story of trauma
Speaker 2: and sadness and how he turned the, drug about the,
Speaker 2: alcohol about the alco.
Speaker 4: Everything he.
Speaker 2: Should he should just get on the stand and just
Speaker 2: lay it all. Out just throw yourself on the mercy
Speaker 2: of the.
Speaker 5: Court, well base, down ass up that what's coming?
Speaker 4: On bringing?
Speaker 5: On, well, yes the way spread him.
Speaker 4: And, Yes i'm not even. Joking he. Should he should be.
Speaker 2: Spread he should be the star witness for the, defense
Speaker 2: and he should just go out there and just throw
Speaker 2: himself on the mercy of the. Court talk about all the,
Speaker 2: tragedy all the trauma he's been, through how you had
Speaker 2: to turn the drugs and alcohol and everything, else and
Speaker 2: he was, Wild.
Speaker 22: Well he's going to do something because they bringing in
Speaker 22: so much difference Of homegirgmand brought up Ar.
Speaker 21: Kelly she says she had A.
Speaker 22: Kelly it was crazy after talking about you know she
Speaker 22: because she a lectionship and raped and all these. Things
Speaker 22: And Brian steele's, like, wait but all these years, later
Speaker 22: you're Texting diddy talking about you had a dream about
Speaker 22: Our kelly that she was in an elevator and he
Speaker 22: saved you from R kelly. Allegedly why would you text
Speaker 22: someone who you're saying raped you about saving you from another.
Speaker 22: Person and it's, LIKE i ain't even never even meet,
Speaker 22: you how he saved you from?
Speaker 4: Me it was a. Dream, yeah it was a.
Speaker 21: Dream it was a.
Speaker 22: Dream but there are psychologists who've been breaking us down
Speaker 22: and said that that's like you, know that can be
Speaker 22: like her innermost.
Speaker 21: Thoughts AND i don't.
Speaker 1: Know it's a.
Speaker 22: Lot but real quick as we wrap, UP i know we.
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Speaker 22: and talked about you, know a ton of different things
Speaker 22: we didn't, mention know The kanye stuff that they spoke,
Speaker 22: about And push Your tea seemed really heartbroken in the
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Speaker 22: even look At kanye as a.
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Speaker 2: Cocaine what's the road donkey today For, Tuesday june third
Speaker 2: goes to the acting head OF, Fema David. Richardson what
Speaker 2: IS fema The Federal Emergency Management? Agency their primary?
Speaker 8: Goal?
Speaker 4: Uh what are they here?
Speaker 2: For is to coordinate the federal government's response to disasters and,
Speaker 2: emergencies both natural and man.
Speaker 4: Made what is a natural?
Speaker 2: Disaster, earthquakes, floods, hurricanes any catastrophic event caused by natural. Force,
Speaker 2: Okay tornado's volcanic, eruption. Tsunamis there are multiple natural disasters
Speaker 2: that we can all point. To, Now David richardson was
Speaker 2: recently appointed acting administrator OF, fema and he has no
Speaker 2: prior experience managing natural. Disasters by the, WAY i don't
Speaker 2: care what anyone. Says people being in leadership roles like
Speaker 2: this with no prior experience are way.
Speaker 4: Worse than what you call A dei.
Speaker 2: Higher, okay you can't tell ME dei highers have no,
Speaker 2: qualifications but then turn around and hire people with no. Qualifications,
Speaker 2: now why Is David richardson Getting donkey TODAY. Nv have
Speaker 2: you ever heard a hurricane? Season, yes of, Course jesse.
Speaker 2: Hilarious have you ever heard a hurricane? Seas, absolutely of
Speaker 2: course you. Have it started On june first and Ends november.
Speaker 2: Thirty IF i am From Monks, Corner South, CAROLINA i
Speaker 2: lived Through Hurricane hugo nineteen eighty. Nine, OKAY i was
Speaker 2: eleven to twelve years, old SO i know all about
Speaker 2: a hurricane. Season, well IF i know about hurricane seasons
Speaker 2: And envyan just know about hurricane, seasons why doesn't the
Speaker 2: acting head OF, Fema David, Richardson what are you talking,
Speaker 2: about uncle Charlat, well let's go TO Cbs news for the.
Speaker 1: Report.
Speaker 13: Police multiple sources say staff AT fema were left surprise
Speaker 13: when the agency's new acting head said he didn't know
Speaker 13: THE us had a hurricane. Season David richardson reportedly made
Speaker 13: the comments during a Briefing. MONDAY A department Of Homeland
Speaker 13: security spokesperson says it was made in just but some
Speaker 13: staffers are concerned Since richardson has no prior experience managing natural.
Speaker 13: Disasters the acting administrator FOR fema just found out That
Speaker 13: america has a hurricane. Season wait until he finds out
Speaker 13: that water is wet and the sky is.
Speaker 3: Blue.
Speaker 2: Okay can you imagine if the head of NASA's set out, loud,
Speaker 2: wait we go to. Space these are the same people
Speaker 2: rebelling AGAINST dei because the people they feel are hired
Speaker 2: THROUGH dei are. UNQUALIFIED i don't believe your identity should
Speaker 2: be the reason you get hired for a.
Speaker 4: Job AND i, agree.
Speaker 2: But that should also apply to old white males as,
Speaker 2: well because damn, it From pete Heggscept David, richardson we
Speaker 2: just keep getting examples of, mediocre unqualified white. Males, Okay David,
Speaker 2: richardson the acting head OF fema just found out this
Speaker 2: country has a hurricane. Season that's like The Surgeon general, saying,
Speaker 2: wait people have. Organs, yes there are some. Seasons we
Speaker 2: just know pumpkin spice lattes in the, fall egg.
Speaker 4: Dog and coke keto during the. Holidays.
Speaker 2: Hurricanes, Now, okay this isn't some random guy on. YouTube
Speaker 2: this isn't a, Podcast this isn't some essay standing outside
Speaker 2: of home.
Speaker 4: Depot this is the head OF.
Speaker 3: Fema.
Speaker 2: Okay this man is supposed to be the one warning
Speaker 2: us the brace for, impact not asking, wait we have
Speaker 2: a hurricane. Season we are, doomed, doom, doom. DOOMED i
Speaker 2: tell you you know what Else David richardson did in this.
Speaker 2: Meeting according TO, cnn he announced THAT female will not
Speaker 2: release an updated disaster plan for this hurricane season as previously. Promised,
Speaker 2: INSTEAD fema will largely default back to its operating procedure
Speaker 2: from last. Year though the agency enters this hurricane season
Speaker 2: and turmoil with a dramatically smaller, workforce what could go?
Speaker 2: Wrong just, look it will be the worst hurricane season in.
Speaker 2: YEARS i pray, NOT i, pray, pray pray. Not but
Speaker 2: some life lessons we must learn the hard. Way and,
Speaker 2: oh this, big beautiful country we Call america is gonna learn.
Speaker 2: NOW i can See maggie in the comments right now, Saying,
Speaker 2: charlamagne you.
Speaker 3: Idiot he was.
Speaker 2: Joking, well AS i just, said he is considering REVERTING
Speaker 2: fema back the last year as hurricane plan and cutting
Speaker 2: back on. Training so the only joke here will probably
Speaker 2: be the agency's preparation for a natural. Disaster, okay they
Speaker 2: are really just planning to recycle last year's. PLAN fema
Speaker 2: officials hurricane training this year consisted of control plus C
Speaker 2: troll plus V, Okay, AMERICA i am completely. Flabbergasted as
Speaker 2: long As David richardson is the head OF, fema femaie
Speaker 2: should stand for forget every major. Alert don't even worry
Speaker 2: about The category four that might be brewing in The.
Speaker 4: Atlantic let it sneak up on.
Speaker 2: Us, OKAY fema should stand for forget, expectations make. Assumptions
Speaker 2: Since David richardson just assumed that we didn't have a hurricane, Season,
Speaker 2: america if the head OF fema doesn't know we have
Speaker 2: a hurricane, season we are.
Speaker 4: Duded, okay waiting for it being just doomsday gets.
Speaker 2: HERE i read a quote once and the quote, was
Speaker 2: when you're willing to do what you're unqualified to, do
Speaker 2: that's what qualifies.
Speaker 4: YOU i must SAY i.
Speaker 2: Disagree, okay certain, positions certain jobs you just have to
Speaker 2: simply be qualified.
Speaker 4: For you have to be simply qualified to.
Speaker 2: Do and if you don't know that there is a hurricane,
Speaker 2: season then you are not. Qualified please give the acting
Speaker 2: had a Female David richardson the biggest he, Huh god.
Speaker 2: FORBID i hope you don't have a natural disaster in
Speaker 2: this country anytime, soon because if we, do y'all gonna
Speaker 2: realize that female stands for fix everything my.
Speaker 7: Ass, okay damn what fix everything my?
Speaker 4: Ass you want to be, female, now don't you?
Speaker 16: Know?
Speaker 2: Now you want to be female WHEN i? Work WHEN
Speaker 2: i put it like, that you want to be? Female
Speaker 2: you please tell me your ass?
Speaker 3: Broke?
Speaker 1: Shawnee what is he talking about?
Speaker 4: It i'm gonna. Try i'm gonna do my best to fix.
Speaker 3: IT i got a.
Speaker 4: Tool you got.
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Speaker 4: Quiet ivy? Pride all? Right thank?
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Speaker 6: happy birthday to my. Daughter she's twelve years old. Today
Speaker 6: she's on the way to. School so happy Birthday london.
Speaker 2: One, day say.
Speaker 4: Happy born Than? Dominican is?
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Speaker 4: Hi Merry? Christmas ain't?
Speaker 8: It?
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Speaker 1: Yeseah all, Right happy birthday?
Speaker 4: Baby all.
Speaker 6: Right when we come, Back Congressman Eric swalwell will be joining.
Speaker 6: Us he's a representative Of california's fourteenth congressional, district and
Speaker 6: we're gonna talk to him.
Speaker 3: Next and don't go.
Speaker 6: Anywhere it's The Breakfast Club good morning The Breakfast.
Speaker 3: Club.
Speaker 6: Morning everybody IS Dj, envy just, Hilarious charlamagne de.
Speaker 1: Guy we are The Breakfast.
Speaker 6: Club we got a special guest in the, building, Indeed
Speaker 6: Congressman Eric.
Speaker 4: Swawell, Welcome, hey thanks for having.
Speaker 3: On now you're feeling, Today i'm.
Speaker 4: Good i'm.
Speaker 2: Good you you got such an interesting story because you're
Speaker 2: A democrat out Of.
Speaker 4: California, yeah but you were raised your parents Were. Republican,
Speaker 4: yeah so you were A. Republican what made you? Switch
Speaker 4: so to?
Speaker 25: Speak they would tell. You they would blame. COLLEGE i
Speaker 25: was the first to go to, college and so they're, like,
Speaker 25: oh he got brainwashed by those college liberal. PROFESSORS. U.
Speaker 25: No the truth is my dad was a. Cop my
Speaker 25: mom worked a number of odd, jobs made wedding, cakes did,
Speaker 25: ceramics ran like a very, large probably unlicensed daycare facility
Speaker 25: with me and my little. Brothers AND i was the
Speaker 25: first one to be able to kind of get. Out
Speaker 25: and WHEN i left the, TOWN i grew up and
Speaker 25: was Called dublin and everyone around us called it. SCRUBBLING
Speaker 25: i started to realize, that AND i think very much resented.
Speaker 25: That it felt like there were like two passive opportunity In,
Speaker 25: america like certainly in my, community which was like if
Speaker 25: your parents knew, someone or they had like, means or
Speaker 25: they had, connections, like you could go and try and be.
Speaker 25: Anything and if they, didn't then you had to like
Speaker 25: work your ass, off probably twice as hard as anyone.
Speaker 25: Else and SO i started looking at like different political,
Speaker 25: parties AND i, thought, Well democrats believe in kind of
Speaker 25: a free market, approach which is like when we're at our,
Speaker 25: BEST i think that if you work, hard no matter
Speaker 25: who you, are you should do better and be in dream.
Speaker 25: Bigger And REPUBLICANS i saw it was like a free
Speaker 25: for all. Approach but, yeah my parents are Still republicans.
Speaker 25: TODAY i have three little. Brothers they don't talk about
Speaker 25: it that, much But i'm pretty SURE i know who
Speaker 25: they voted. For AND i married a girl from Southern
Speaker 25: indiana who grew up in the same town as The.
Speaker 25: Pences her mom was The pence family dentist until she
Speaker 25: retired last. Year SO i have to go On Fox
Speaker 25: news if anyone in my family's gonna see me ON.
Speaker 2: Tv was it a particular moment or situation that made
Speaker 2: you be, LIKE i don't lean in to wars conservative?
Speaker 25: Anymore it was in The bush, presidency you, know seeing
Speaker 25: a lot of people THAT i grew up with go,
Speaker 25: off you, know to a rock and feeling like it
Speaker 25: was both like what they were being told and that
Speaker 25: it was really more just a power grab and an oil,
Speaker 25: grab and it wasn't about the reasons that they were being.
Speaker 25: TOLD i think that was kind of that completed for,
Speaker 25: me the. Transformation but it was really more about opportunity,
Speaker 25: because AS i, said LIKE i grew up in a
Speaker 25: very like working c, home and the towns that were
Speaker 25: around us were very, wealthy and so BECAUSE i played competitive,
Speaker 25: SOCCER i got to see and our town didn't have
Speaker 25: a competitive soccer, team SO i played in like the
Speaker 25: wealthier towns, teams AND i got to see like what
Speaker 25: the richer kids thought of the poorer kids by playing
Speaker 25: on their. Teams and, honestly it was a little bit
Speaker 25: of just like resenting that they were able to take
Speaker 25: shortcuts and people who worked, hard like they just they
Speaker 25: had to do it twice as. Hard AND i, thought,
Speaker 25: well one party actually thinks if we all have about
Speaker 25: the same, opportunity and then you're defined by how hard you,
Speaker 25: work not by who you. Know AND i thought The
Speaker 25: Democratic party embodied that.
Speaker 5: More than The Republican.
Speaker 2: Party you think we'll ever get back to centrist politics ever?
Speaker 4: AGAIN i hope.
Speaker 25: SO i MEAN i was also you, KNOW i came
Speaker 25: of age When Bill clinton was, president AND i, thought you,
Speaker 25: know he was very good at trying to find like what's,
Speaker 25: possible AND i see myself as wanting to do this,
Speaker 25: job you, know to solve problems and be in the solution's.
Speaker 25: Business and today it feels very like just zero. Sum
Speaker 25: whoever wins the other side says that this is, it
Speaker 25: and that actually goes. Back you, know you had the
Speaker 25: search and destroy Under Bill clinton when they wanted to
Speaker 25: do anything over a sex scandal to destroy the. Guy
Speaker 25: and Then George bush comes, in AND i would Say
Speaker 25: democrats are probably guilty of saying like this, is you,
Speaker 25: know the most existential threat to our. Country you, know
Speaker 25: we're going to lose our country If George bush is.
Speaker 25: Reelected and Then obama comes in and you get like
Speaker 25: This birtherism both and then when the real threat came
Speaker 25: And Donald, TRUMP i think Most americans are, Like, okay
Speaker 25: that's just.
Speaker 4: What you guys say, Everything that's just what you.
Speaker 25: Say so when the real threat was, there we probably
Speaker 25: didn't appreciate.
Speaker 6: IT I i want to, ask what do you think
Speaker 6: the biggest thing The democrats got wrong in the last?
Speaker 25: Election immigration and public. Safety forty percent of my constituents
Speaker 25: were born outside The United. States it's probably one of
Speaker 25: the largest groups of immigrant communities you'll find In. America
Speaker 25: and we also happen to be today because we've embraced,
Speaker 25: immigration one of the wealthiest districts now In. America so
Speaker 25: there's a straight line between having people who left, everything showed,
Speaker 25: resilience created, something and like the wealth they can create
Speaker 25: in their. Community, Right so when you have like legal immigration,
Speaker 25: channels there's no. End but The american, people they're not
Speaker 25: going to let you solve the workforce, crisis in, agriculture in,
Speaker 25: hospitality in, restaurants food and. Beverage they're not going to
Speaker 25: let you attack that until they see security at the.
Speaker 25: Border and the perception that the border was out of
Speaker 25: control and the reality that the border was out of
Speaker 25: control was a. Problem SO i think if we had
Speaker 25: just doubled down and, said, yeah we want border, security
Speaker 25: we want if people are going to make asylum, claims
Speaker 25: we're going to you, know put resources there to adjudicate
Speaker 25: those claims as quickly as. Possible but if it's seen
Speaker 25: that all you have to do is just come to
Speaker 25: The United states or like cross an insecure border and
Speaker 25: then you can have access to, resources people aren't going
Speaker 25: to want to hear your plan to have a million
Speaker 25: people come here and work on the jobs that really
Speaker 25: need to be. Filled and SO i think we just
Speaker 25: weren't seen strong enough on that. Issue and then On,
Speaker 25: LAINE i think we rightfully fought for criminal justice reform,
Speaker 25: rightfully but we were too too much identified as like
Speaker 25: a defund the police, Party AND i think you can have.
Speaker 25: Both people want safety in their. Community they also don't
Speaker 25: want like the wrong person going to jail or people
Speaker 25: going to chail for, petty but they want to feel
Speaker 25: safe in the, community and we weren't perceived as a
Speaker 25: party that was going to keep you.
Speaker 2: SICKE i Think democrats miss people, though because when you
Speaker 2: talk about home ownership and small, businesses that's literally like
Speaker 2: a middle class, thing like like you, know you know
Speaker 2: how hard it is to be able to afford a,
Speaker 2: Home like some People i'm talking about are just folks
Speaker 2: who want to find an apartment that's not three thousand
Speaker 2: dollars of. Money you, know they just wanted to have
Speaker 2: a couple of meals on the, table you, know throughout
Speaker 2: the day for their kids like, this that like we
Speaker 2: never speak to. That it feels like we always talk
Speaker 2: to the middle class and above, that but we never
Speaker 2: talked to who's.
Speaker 4: Lord AND i want us to be.
Speaker 25: Aspirational AND i think a weakness of The Democratic party
Speaker 25: is my parents would tell you when people told them
Speaker 25: that As republicans they were voting against their interests because
Speaker 25: we lived in thirteen different. HOUSES i went to eleven
Speaker 25: different schools BEFORE i graduated high, school and people would, say,
Speaker 25: well You're republican and you're voting For. Republicans The democrats
Speaker 25: are the ones that are going to protect people in
Speaker 25: your economic. Class and my, parents my mom would, say
Speaker 25: my interest is not being, poor and so she saw
Speaker 25: The Republican party is talking to her as we are
Speaker 25: aspirational for, you AND i Think democrats at our, Best,
Speaker 25: YES i want us to have more inventory in housing
Speaker 25: so that the cost of housing comes. Down and In, california,
Speaker 25: frankly a lot of the laws In california getting the
Speaker 25: way of builders and developers bringing more, inventory you, know
Speaker 25: on stock so that you can have more affordable. Housing
Speaker 25: YES i want that for, people just basic, Housing, yes
Speaker 25: that is a. Need BUT i want people to aspire
Speaker 25: for ownership BECAUSE i think when you own like a
Speaker 25: piece Of america like that fulfills The american promise that
Speaker 25: if you work, hard like you can own. Something and
Speaker 25: for Most, americans the greatest source of wealth is their.
Speaker 25: Home but more and More, americans especially in my, generation
Speaker 25: home ownership is out of. Reach believe. It i'm still
Speaker 25: paying off student loan. Debt i've got about eighty thousand
Speaker 25: dollars in student loan debt. Today and many people like
Speaker 25: me who chase that dream of being the first to
Speaker 25: go to, college they're just in the quicksand of student loan,
Speaker 25: debt and they think that The american promise is both
Speaker 25: because they don't own a piece of. It SO i
Speaker 25: want us to be more. Aspirational put more housing In
Speaker 25: america so that you increase the inventory and you increase
Speaker 25: the ability of, people you, know AS i, said to
Speaker 25: have skin in the ownership.
Speaker 2: Game, well how do you get those poor and disenfranchised
Speaker 2: people to even get to a mindset of aspirational because
Speaker 2: right now it's just trying to.
Speaker 25: Survive, yeah it starts in, school and it's gonna get
Speaker 25: worse WITH. Ai so what we're seeing right now WITH
Speaker 25: ai is that you're gonna have people who learn the
Speaker 25: skills OF ai and they will do better for themselves
Speaker 25: because they know. It and then you're gonna have a
Speaker 25: whole generation of people who never even had it in
Speaker 25: their classroom still.
Speaker 1: Have Congressman Eric swilwell in the building now.
Speaker 6: Wanted to ask we look At Donald, trump And Donald
Speaker 6: trump has been signing executive orders pardoning his, people his
Speaker 6: core to the people in the, public looks like he
Speaker 6: looks out for his. Own The democrats don't look look
Speaker 6: like they look out for their. Own talk about that
Speaker 6: a little bit because somebody who sees that, says, well
Speaker 6: why AM i messing With? Biden Where biden wouldn't parton
Speaker 6: his best, friend he partner his, son wouldn't partner his
Speaker 6: best friend With Donald trump a pardon anybody that rides.
Speaker 4: From he definitely pardoned a lot of his best. Friend,
Speaker 4: yeah it Wouldn't.
Speaker 25: MARYLAND i think the issue Is democrats are weak with.
Speaker 25: Power say it, Again democrats are weak when we have.
Speaker 25: Power so we had The White, house The house and The,
Speaker 25: senate and not a mom In america would say that
Speaker 25: her kid was safer at. School all, Right, Right SO
Speaker 25: i have three little. Kids my two, oldest they do
Speaker 25: mass shooter. Drills they're eight and they're, Six and so
Speaker 25: they would look At democrats and, say, wait we gave
Speaker 25: you That Holy, Trinity White, House Senate, house and y'all
Speaker 25: couldn't pass background checks or an assault weapons and you
Speaker 25: let what like the filibuster get in the way of.
Speaker 25: It so If democrats And, republicans by the, way they
Speaker 25: they will lean in with thin power and pass unpopular.
Speaker 25: Positions so if we were as strong with power to
Speaker 25: pass popular, positions imagine how people would perceive. Us almost
Speaker 25: eighty percent of gun Owning republicans believe in background, checks
Speaker 25: and we couldn't even get that. Done SO i think
Speaker 25: the next president and the Next democratic majority has to
Speaker 25: flex when we have.
Speaker 2: POWER i was reading A Wall street journal yesterday and
Speaker 2: they asked the question About David. Hall we Had David
Speaker 2: hall a couple weeks, ago and the question was That
Speaker 2: David hall democrats worst nightmare are the.
Speaker 25: Savior i'm On david's, board AND i was on his
Speaker 25: board when he founded. It i've known him Since parkland
Speaker 25: because that's the ISSUE i care the most. About, Look
Speaker 25: david's not wrong that the question is not are you
Speaker 25: far left or center? Left it's will you bring old
Speaker 25: tactics or new?
Speaker 14: TAG i?
Speaker 25: Agree and if you're not up to bring new tactics
Speaker 25: to take on what's, happening then these times are revealing
Speaker 25: who should lead and who should?
Speaker 4: LEAVE i?
Speaker 2: Agree why should we have a truth The Democratic party
Speaker 2: after they lied to us so?
Speaker 3: Long above bread the?
Speaker 2: Embody And i'm big on this BECAUSE i read the
Speaker 2: original sin And i'm just, LIKE i don't. SEE i
Speaker 2: think That democrats have tried every strategy except for two
Speaker 2: things honesty and.
Speaker 25: Courage, yeah well there's a lot of people who are
Speaker 25: courageous right now in The Democratic. Party our bread and
Speaker 25: butter issue are danced. With the one that brought you is.
Speaker 25: Healthcare people have always trusted us on. Healthcare that's our,
Speaker 25: issue From President johnson To President obama to When Donald
Speaker 25: trump tried to take it. Away that's how we won
Speaker 25: The house in twenty. Eighteen and now This reconciliation bill
Speaker 25: is going to take fourteen million people off their health.
Speaker 25: Care we're not only going to protect, healthcare BECAUSE i
Speaker 25: think protecting health care is not. Enough we need to
Speaker 25: invest in. Cures are firing cancer, doctors so we have
Speaker 25: a real clean. Contrast we're for, cures they're for, cancer.
Speaker 25: Right so that's why trust, us because Forty americans are
Speaker 25: going to get a phone call from a doctor to
Speaker 25: Say i'm sorry you have. Cancer and so you're gonna
Speaker 25: if it doesn't come to, you it's going to come
Speaker 25: to someone you. Know and so you want the party
Speaker 25: that believes in your healthcare and that you have a
Speaker 25: right to fight it and not go.
Speaker 4: Broke AND i think we have a chance to do.
Speaker 2: That do you, think, WELL i Know democrats do have
Speaker 2: a messaging, problem because it's almost Like democrats love faxing,
Speaker 2: figures But republicans talk to people's, gut their.
Speaker 4: Emotion when will y'all learn to hit back.
Speaker 25: Emotionally we think messaging is winning A Harvard Law school
Speaker 25: mood court, competition AND i think messaging is winning a
Speaker 25: gut check at the bar or the bus. Stop and
Speaker 25: so it means just speaking. Plainly and when you see
Speaker 25: the other side elect a thirty four count, felon you
Speaker 25: should probably see yourself as liberated to just say what you,
Speaker 25: believe and not be so polished and scripted and trying
Speaker 25: and project what you think a politician should sound, like
Speaker 25: because people can call bulk and they're calling, book and
Speaker 25: SO i hope what you're seeing now is more and
Speaker 25: more of my colleagues. Liberated can it produce some cringe? Moments,
Speaker 25: Yes but the other part of this is to always be,
Speaker 25: on because if you're not always, on you're going to get.
Speaker 25: Defined and this happened to us in the last election
Speaker 25: on issues that we weren't talking about that, much but
Speaker 25: they would define and, exaggerate and then we found ourselves
Speaker 25: on defense because we were too scripted and we were too.
Speaker 25: Cautious is there Anything democrats can do to stop THE gop? Megawork,
Speaker 25: yes continue to go To republican districts and put pressure
Speaker 25: On i'm getting seven hundred to one thousand people in
Speaker 25: these districts WHEN i go and do town, halls and
Speaker 25: that downward. Pressure we only need to flip three of
Speaker 25: them in The house when if it comes back, again
Speaker 25: same thing in The, senate and we Have senate seats
Speaker 25: that we did not think were in play that are
Speaker 25: going to be in, play not Just North, carolina but Also, Florida.
Speaker 25: IOWA i, mean look at The senator Of. Iowa two weeks,
Speaker 25: ago you would not have said That iowa was going
Speaker 25: to be a. Threat and then The Senator riowa went
Speaker 25: out and, said, well who cares if we're cutting, Medicaid
Speaker 25: we're all going to die. Anyway so like going to
Speaker 25: those states doing these town, halls bringing out not Just
Speaker 25: democrats But republicans and. Independence that, works and it's also
Speaker 25: an organizing, tool a muscle for, us you, know to,
Speaker 25: exercise so that we're ready to flex it at the
Speaker 25: midterms Next.
Speaker 4: November is Should democrats who support this bill be? Shamed? No,
Speaker 4: democrats you support this?
Speaker 3: Bill?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, no we do not support this. Bill this
Speaker 4: is the same.
Speaker 2: Ability That Chuck schumer said he wanted to support, Right, no,
Speaker 2: no the spending bill that was a spending.
Speaker 4: Bill, yeah and that's going to come back up In.
Speaker 25: September AND i hope we learned our lesson from what
Speaker 25: happened In march that we should not be helping these
Speaker 25: guys get well, because AS i, said they're firing cancer.
Speaker 25: Doctors that's what when you fund their, government you're funding
Speaker 25: a government that is firing.
Speaker 4: Cancer are they really cutting. Medicate, yes but they say they're.
Speaker 25: NOT i mean they say a lot of that they're actually.
Speaker 25: DOING i mean we don't read, those. Don't, yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 25: no they're really. Cutting it's really in. It they want
Speaker 25: to Cut. Medica, yes it it will kick fourteen million
Speaker 25: people Off. Medica, wow fourteen million.
Speaker 6: People, well, Congressmen Rix, follwell thank you so much for
Speaker 6: joining me plus this, morning and don't be a stranger
Speaker 6: And i'll be.
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Speaker 22: Club, well in case anybody was, Wondering Vanessa bryant is not.
Speaker 22: Pregnant So Vanessa bryant had to go to her instant
Speaker 22: story and post to clear up. Rumors there have been
Speaker 22: THINGS i guess spreading. ONLINE i didn't even see the.
Speaker 22: RUMORS i just saw her post about. It, Yeah AND
Speaker 22: i was actually confused BECAUSE i saw the ansert story
Speaker 22: in real time when she posted it on her insert.
Speaker 21: Story don't Like why is she posting that she doesn't like?
Speaker 3: It threw me?
Speaker 22: Off but, yeah so she posted the meme Of rihanna
Speaker 22: Where rihanna's like swimming and she has the goggles on
Speaker 22: and she has a little finger up and the caption
Speaker 22: of the memes said me protecting my, peace not pregnant
Speaker 22: and having fun all. Summer and then she posted another,
Speaker 22: meme Another rihanna meme that Says i'm not, Mean i'm
Speaker 22: just not the. One so there was enough going around
Speaker 22: online THAT i assumed that she had to tell people
Speaker 22: that she is not. Pregnant please lead that lady.
Speaker 6: Alone But kobe passed away in twenty, twenty, Right, yes
Speaker 6: especially if she's dating or she's seeing, somebody that's her,
Speaker 6: business that's nobody, business her.
Speaker 22: Family please leave her. Alone regardless of what she is.
Speaker 22: Doing she should not have to say anything about anything at, all.
Speaker 5: Like she, Guessed, well she really didn't have.
Speaker 22: To she didn't have, To BUT i think it bothered
Speaker 22: her enough that she felt like she, did especially because
Speaker 22: she's so protective over Like kobe's legacy and all these.
Speaker 21: THINGS i think co, yeah and her. Daughters and it's
Speaker 21: just by.
Speaker 4: The, way your algorithm is not the.
Speaker 2: World, like just because people are tweeting you something or
Speaker 2: sending you, stuff don't mean that everybody saw, it BECAUSE i.
Speaker 4: DIDN'T i need that's the first Time i'm hearing any of.
Speaker 22: IT i figured it bothered her because she does not
Speaker 22: normally address things of that. Nature but it bothered me
Speaker 22: to see her have to even speak on.
Speaker 4: It but, yes she's just getting bigger.
Speaker 2: Something that's. That that's also the most insulting thing. Too
Speaker 2: when you say that you're, pregnant you're not, pregnant you
Speaker 2: know you might you might be because you're hearing all
Speaker 2: you might be a little way like who can you
Speaker 2: know just be like you pregnant and.
Speaker 7: Then and then The rihanna means Because rihanna is pregnant
Speaker 7: currently and that's probably what you.
Speaker 5: Know people just live online and just speculate. Speculations, yeah you.
Speaker 2: Do gotta be careful of that, though because you, know
Speaker 2: sometimes even LIKE i hear things up here because tailor,
Speaker 2: pregnant she eight.
Speaker 4: Months people, like, yo you big as a house and
Speaker 4: the person.
Speaker 3: Who as big as a.
Speaker 21: House yeah that's not.
Speaker 4: True, okay that's not.
Speaker 1: True he always brings in the house. Stuff i'm.
Speaker 3: Signed, yes that's, right that's. Right right's.
Speaker 21: WILD i Told tayl her she looks. Amazing it's when she's.
Speaker 21: Glowing she.
Speaker 22: Is BUT i did hear the other comment was, like
Speaker 22: whoa would you say? That, yes it was crazy that actually. Happened,
Speaker 22: yeah actually. Happened it did actually.
Speaker 5: HAPPEN i was wondering a pregnant.
Speaker 4: Woman.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 22: We're not going to get into. It but the, house
Speaker 22: me and me and, yes place we. Are we had
Speaker 22: already picked her up before all that, happened because she.
Speaker 22: Did she did look so, glowy, right, okay it's.
Speaker 3: Beautiful.
Speaker 22: Okay in other, news, uh the short king reign might be.
Speaker 22: Over so uh this this story is a couple of days,
Speaker 22: old but people are still arguing about. It SO i
Speaker 22: figured let's jump on into the. Argument So, tender the dating,
Speaker 22: app now has a. Feature it's a hype feature to
Speaker 22: help people date more. Intentionally so it's a spokesperson For
Speaker 22: tender came out and talked about the fact that they you,
Speaker 22: know they want to help their users be more, intentional
Speaker 22: especially navigating that our algorithm on these dating, apps because
Speaker 22: a lot of, times no matter you know who you're responding,
Speaker 22: to what your preferences, are is taking you to people
Speaker 22: that you don't want to.
Speaker 1: Date you don't know the, hype you don't friggure it.
Speaker 23: Out.
Speaker 22: Well, yeah so if you have A platinum level Of,
Speaker 22: tender which costs thirty nine ninety nine a, month you
Speaker 22: will get the option to select different heights that you
Speaker 22: want today or not want.
Speaker 6: Today it's different levels so you can get a better. Crop,
Speaker 6: yes so thirty nine ninety nine you get better access
Speaker 6: to better.
Speaker 22: People you just get more preferences so you already can
Speaker 22: do in your discovery. Area AND i actually made a
Speaker 22: tender BECAUSE i was trying to see what this was?
Speaker 22: Like DID i just made it five seconds? Ago because
Speaker 22: they asked you so many different preferences like they gave
Speaker 22: you WHEN i they asked me from a man or a?
Speaker 21: WOMAN i select. Women they gave me like ten different
Speaker 21: options of.
Speaker 4: Women then they gave you that's where you're going.
Speaker 21: Now, no they asked me my like and my man
Speaker 21: or a.
Speaker 4: Woman, OH i thought you said you reference to be.
Speaker 22: Quiet, okay, Becau we're gonna get to you and your
Speaker 22: height of. People so then they give you the selection
Speaker 22: of heights you they can give you like six. Thirty
Speaker 22: you could never, yes big, father not a little, Right
Speaker 22: so then it goes from height to any, height so
Speaker 22: you can have taller. Shorter but you, know people are
Speaker 22: saying that this whole height thing and putting this preference
Speaker 22: in uh is heights and height.
Speaker 21: Supremacy AND i looked up. Highism did you know that
Speaker 21: is a thing.
Speaker 22: Is the prejudice of discrimination against someone on the basis
Speaker 22: of their. HEIGHT i did not know that these were real.
Speaker 22: Things but the people are upset at tender show.
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Speaker 2: Brothers when you're a short, king just understand you live
Speaker 2: longer than taller.
Speaker 4: People so all you got to do is wait it
Speaker 4: out because the tall people.
Speaker 2: Die shut out showing people lived two to five years.
Speaker 4: Longer all you got to do is waited out to
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Speaker 4: NO i didn't, That so you.
Speaker 2: Can look it up and realize that it's a scientific
Speaker 2: fact that show people live longer than taller.
Speaker 4: People that's.
Speaker 5: Crazy you should get.
Speaker 22: Authritis quicker, RIGHT i was looking up the amount of
Speaker 22: shirtmann who get denied on dating, apps and according to
Speaker 22: a study in twenty, fourteen forty nine percent of women's
Speaker 22: dating ads specified that they were looking for men taller than.
Speaker 22: Them another study indicated that men between five to and
Speaker 22: five four have fewer sexual, partners suggesting a correlation between
Speaker 22: height and dating.
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Speaker 2: be a determining factor in dating apps, success a badly
Speaker 2: styled or poorly maintained wig could potentially negatively impact someone's dating.
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