Speaker 1: Good morning, Usa yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
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Speaker 2: Just hilarious morning, Charlamagne, the God Peace to the planet.
Speaker 2: Guess what day it is? Guess what day it is?
Speaker 3: Good morning. How y'all feel out there?
Speaker 4: I feel blessed, black and holly favor, but happy to
Speaker 4: be here another day to serve our beautiful listeners. I
Speaker 4: know that police in New York City are happy that
Speaker 4: they didn't have to clean up the.
Speaker 3: Streets last night.
Speaker 4: I know that they're happy that they didn't have to,
Speaker 4: you know, break up no fights so you know, disperse
Speaker 4: any clouds.
Speaker 3: I know they're happy about that.
Speaker 2: It's not over yet. It's not over.
Speaker 5: It's not it's not.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 6: I thought, okay, no, how many more times they have
Speaker 6: to lose for it to be over?
Speaker 2: One more time?
Speaker 5: Oh, one more.
Speaker 2: They'll get another one. We'll get a winning in the guard.
Speaker 3: They'll get another one.
Speaker 7: They play tonight, No, they play thursdayday, Thursday, they play Thursday.
Speaker 3: Ye, they'll get another one.
Speaker 7: Yeah they lost last night. Wasn't a great game, but
Speaker 7: it's okay.
Speaker 6: The score was it too bad? Off, Like, was it
Speaker 6: like a blowout nine?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 7: Yeah it wasn't really, Yeah, but it didn't look good
Speaker 7: for the next Last night, they didn't play well. They
Speaker 7: should have won game one. But it's okay, we'll shake
Speaker 7: it up. Uh, Timberdeaux just gotta I think he has
Speaker 7: to coach a little differently.
Speaker 3: Timbau just got to coach a little differently. Players got
Speaker 3: to play a little differently. Yeah, exactly, because.
Speaker 2: The first game we were up what fourteen with two
Speaker 2: minutes left. We shouldn't have lost that game.
Speaker 7: Like that was coaching, right, we could say that that
Speaker 7: was coaching that he decided to take out Josh Hart,
Speaker 7: who's a shooting guard that he plays the shooting guard
Speaker 7: position to point guard position. But he's the heart of
Speaker 7: the team. Yeah, exactly. He's the harder the team. He's
Speaker 7: the one, I mean, he's the one that does everything.
Speaker 4: So I'll noticing the players be hitting shots, the pacers
Speaker 4: be hitting shots in the nicks be missing them.
Speaker 7: That's what I noticed about the game that was last night.
Speaker 7: You can't do nothing with that. You can't do nothing
Speaker 7: with that, but it is what it is. So anyway,
Speaker 7: let's get the show cracking. Humble the poet when we
Speaker 7: joined us this morning.
Speaker 4: Yes, Humble is one of my uh you know, I
Speaker 4: like reading a lot of Humbles books.
Speaker 3: He had the new book out called Unanxious.
Speaker 4: Okay, Yes, un Anxious, fifty simple truths to help overthinkers
Speaker 4: feel less stress and to feel more calm.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 4: So we're gonna be kicking it with Humble the Poets. Yes,
Speaker 4: and it is still mental health awareness monster. That's a
Speaker 4: good guest to have on this one.
Speaker 7: Yes, all right, and then we got front page dues next.
Speaker 7: I'm sure she'll be breaking down everything that's going on.
Speaker 7: So don't go anywhere. It's the breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good Morning, the Morning.
Speaker 7: Everybody is DJ n V, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne, the gud.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Let's get in some front page news. Like Charlomagne mentioned
Speaker 7: earlier that Knicks did lose last night one twenty one,
Speaker 7: one thirty. Now tonight the Minnesota takes on OKC at
Speaker 7: eight thirty pm.
Speaker 2: The thunder Least that series three one. What's up Morgain?
Speaker 5: Hey y'all, Hey, good morning, Happy Hope. How are you feeling?
Speaker 3: That's Black and Holly favorite, how are you? I'm good?
Speaker 5: I love to hear it, all right.
Speaker 9: So first off front page, President Trump says Russian President
Speaker 9: Vladimir Putin is playing with fire. It follows his criticism
Speaker 9: of the Kremlin on Sunday four attacks made on Ukraine,
Speaker 9: where the US is attempting to broker a ceasefire. Now
Speaker 9: Russian drones and missiles bombarded more than two dozen cities
Speaker 9: across Ukraine over the weekend. The Krimlin responded to the
Speaker 9: criticism Monday, citing emotional overload at this very important moment.
Speaker 9: So again, I will keep you guys posted on those relations,
Speaker 9: well relations or lack thereof, between President Trump and Russian
Speaker 9: President Vladimir Putin.
Speaker 5: It seems like things are escalating just a bit.
Speaker 4: As I said yesterday, those two egos could be the
Speaker 4: end of civilization as we know it. And the way
Speaker 4: they all are just casually governing through social media and
Speaker 4: casually discussing World War three and nuclear war is baffling
Speaker 4: to me. And people just.
Speaker 3: Throw those words around like they're nothing.
Speaker 4: Do you understand countries discussing World War three and nuclear
Speaker 4: war should be the only thing the media is talking about.
Speaker 4: Like I saw No Korea say yesterday that the US
Speaker 4: Golden Dome, risk out of space, nuclear war, and China's
Speaker 4: mad about it, and Russia is mad about it, and
Speaker 4: everybody's just going on about their day like it's nothing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because what else are we gonna do? Cry?
Speaker 9: Whereas a Rihanna Anyways, Okay, Meanwhile, the war between President
Speaker 9: Trump and Harvard is also escalating down. The Trump administration
Speaker 9: is set to cancel the remaining Harvard federal contracts worth
Speaker 9: about one hundred million dollars now the Department. The head
Speaker 9: of the Department of Justice Anti Semitism Task Force, Leo Torrell,
Speaker 9: says this is nothing new.
Speaker 5: Let's take a listen to his comments.
Speaker 10: This is going to be a battle in the courtroom
Speaker 10: if it goes all the way to the Supreme Court.
Speaker 10: Trump is going to do that. We have tolerated anti
Speaker 10: semitism for the last four years and basically the Trump administration,
Speaker 10: and thank goodness, President Trump is in office areas he's
Speaker 10: not going to tolerate it.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 9: So that's Leo Terrell, the head of the Department of
Speaker 9: Justice Anti Semitism Task Force. Now, the move comes as
Speaker 9: the White House has accused Harvard of not doing enough
Speaker 9: to end anti semitism on campus. It also accuses the
Speaker 9: university of racial discrimination in its admissions process while hiring.
Speaker 5: Imagine that.
Speaker 9: So, I'm I'm just wondering, you know, if you're pro Palestinian,
Speaker 9: does that automatically make you anti Semitic because we've long
Speaker 9: time said that if you're pro black, that doesn't mean
Speaker 9: that you're anti white. So I'm just curious to see
Speaker 9: you guys thoughts on that.
Speaker 3: But yeah, it depends who you ask.
Speaker 4: Like, you know, yes, I do agree with you that
Speaker 4: just because you're you know, pro anything, doesn't mean you're
Speaker 4: anti anything anything. But there are some people who are
Speaker 4: pro something that are completely against, you know, the other side.
Speaker 9: So a lot right, and a lot of this comes after,
Speaker 9: you know, there have been protests on the campus, uh,
Speaker 9: you know, pro Palestinian protests and things of that nature,
Speaker 9: so that you know, it's like, if you're pro Palestinian
Speaker 9: in this administration, it means that you're anti Semitic, or
Speaker 9: at least that's what it seems anyways. The Trump administration
Speaker 9: is also halting student visas and interviews for now. Reports
Speaker 9: say the decision comes as the administration considers requiring foreign
Speaker 9: students to undergo social media screening.
Speaker 5: Imagine that.
Speaker 9: The outlet said US embassies and consular sections are being
Speaker 9: ordered to a hold on scheduling new interviews. A cable
Speaker 9: signed by Secretary of State Marco Rubio and dated Tuesday
Speaker 9: said further guidance is anticipated in the coming days. Details
Speaker 9: about what the possible social media vetting would screen for
Speaker 9: were not provided. So let's end actual interviews and let's
Speaker 9: do it through social media in terms of what who
Speaker 9: should and should not be in this country. In regards
Speaker 9: to student visus and Elon Musk says he is disappointed
Speaker 9: with President trump so called Big Beautiful Bill must set.
Speaker 9: These comments in a preview of an interview that's set
Speaker 9: to air this weekend on CBS Sunday morning, that he
Speaker 9: was disappointed to see the massive spending bill because he
Speaker 9: feels that it undermines the work that the Doge team
Speaker 9: is doing now. It passed the House last Thursday, and
Speaker 9: this big beautiful bill extends the tax cuts brought on
Speaker 9: by President Trump in his first term in twenty seventeen,
Speaker 9: as well as boost border and deportation funding. So Elon
Speaker 9: Musk is getting a little bit of a taste there,
Speaker 9: but that's your front page.
Speaker 3: I got I'm glad Elanma said that too.
Speaker 4: You know what I mean. Don't treat Trump the way
Speaker 4: Democrats treated by and act like you don't see what
Speaker 4: we all see when something is wrong.
Speaker 3: Call it out.
Speaker 9: Well that was a sound bite, so let's you know,
Speaker 9: let's see what else he had to say in that interview.
Speaker 9: It is set to air again this weekend on CBS
Speaker 9: Sunday morning. Elon Musk, Yeah, well we'll speak.
Speaker 4: He's saying what we were all saying, like when we saw,
Speaker 4: you know, all of the money that within the big
Speaker 4: beautiful bill, that do us to us that wasteful spend it.
Speaker 4: So I'm like, I'm like that you created those the
Speaker 4: cut waste, will spend it. But that's how we put
Speaker 4: a bunch of waist for spending in this bill.
Speaker 2: But that's how it shouldn't be. We should be checking
Speaker 2: people when we don't agree.
Speaker 12: Right.
Speaker 2: When we agree, we agree, but when we disagree, we
Speaker 2: should be able to say it and not have any
Speaker 2: penalty on it.
Speaker 8: Correct.
Speaker 9: That's that's absolutely right. That's right, all right, y'all. So
Speaker 9: that's your front page news for six am. At seven am,
Speaker 9: stick around, we will talk about this mall shooting in
Speaker 9: Connecticut and we and transportation. Transportation is a mess. We'll
Speaker 9: talk more about it at seven.
Speaker 7: All right, everybody else, get it off he had chest.
Speaker 7: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. If
Speaker 7: you need to vent, phone lines a wide open again.
Speaker 7: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. Is
Speaker 7: the breakfast Club? Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Is it
Speaker 7: your time to get it off your chest? Way, whether you're.
Speaker 2: Mad or bless something, to get up and get something?
Speaker 8: Call up now.
Speaker 13: Eight hundred five eight five one o five one.
Speaker 8: We want to hear from you on the breakfast Club. Hello,
Speaker 8: who's this yo?
Speaker 12: Good marling with five A twelve?
Speaker 2: How y'all doing swift?
Speaker 12: What up?
Speaker 2: And get off your chest?
Speaker 12: Man?
Speaker 14: And I had to call and throw it in your face.
Speaker 12: Man.
Speaker 2: Of course you knew what niggas may be going home?
Speaker 12: Man, y'all may bee home home?
Speaker 14: Man?
Speaker 8: Likely last night.
Speaker 14: I don't think y'all stand the chans to fight it
Speaker 14: back and get away against these phases.
Speaker 3: Hey, anything go anything, anything happen, they'll get one more.
Speaker 3: It'll be paces in six.
Speaker 14: Nick the papers the places wearing that game. And if
Speaker 14: the Pacers don't win that game, remember my name.
Speaker 12: I'll send breakfast up there to everybody on the show.
Speaker 12: If the Pacer win his next.
Speaker 4: Game, I think I think it'll be phases and six.
Speaker 4: I think I think they'll I think the Knicks will
Speaker 4: get one in the Guard Nixon seven.
Speaker 5: But see, I like breakfast, so yeah, make sure you
Speaker 5: keep that there you go?
Speaker 8: Goodbye?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 8: This is day Bro from Obama?
Speaker 2: Jay Boy?
Speaker 13: What up?
Speaker 12: What's going on y'all? Good morning to Charlemagne.
Speaker 4: Morning.
Speaker 12: I'm trying to figure out when y'all gonna hear down
Speaker 12: south to the Deep South, Bro, because y'all talk about
Speaker 12: Howard and Hampton a lot, but I don't get no
Speaker 12: love from Alabama State.
Speaker 8: And A and them.
Speaker 12: So I'm trying to figure out when y'all come to Alabama.
Speaker 2: I did a car show in Alabama?
Speaker 8: Brother, How long ago was that?
Speaker 2: Two years ago?
Speaker 12: Two years ago? Man, A lot of years different every year.
Speaker 2: This year we're going to Virginia and New Jersey.
Speaker 7: Last year we did I can't remember in the year
Speaker 7: before that we did Alabama.
Speaker 12: I'm sure it's trying to come on back during homecoming,
Speaker 12: seas coming.
Speaker 4: Out, I'm gonna be I'm gonna be home for South Carolina.
Speaker 4: State homecoming. That's as deep as I'm going.
Speaker 12: Oh, man, come on now, you gotta gotta see the
Speaker 12: women and the food.
Speaker 4: I don't need to be seeing no women. That's number one.
Speaker 4: I'm happily married. Man, I don't need to see no women. Okay,
Speaker 4: all right, but I will be at South Carolina UH
Speaker 4: state homecoming this year.
Speaker 7: That's alute to us spokes and vogues in my family
Speaker 7: out in Alabama too. We placed some Vanna state on
Speaker 7: October fourth.
Speaker 12: Okay, gotcha, gotch got well. One last thing. I'm a
Speaker 12: truck driver, and the last time I was on the show,
Speaker 12: I couldn't really blow the horn because I was in
Speaker 12: a residential area. So I want to go ahead and
Speaker 12: do that for y'all this morning.
Speaker 4: You don't got to do it for me. Do it
Speaker 4: for him.
Speaker 5: Please do it for me.
Speaker 3: A blow envy.
Speaker 2: Have a good one, brother, all right, have a good one, Yes, sir,
Speaker 2: I didn't enjoy that on the road where y'all used
Speaker 2: to drive. You see the truck.
Speaker 5: Driving and they actually do it. See didn't get out
Speaker 5: the hood until he was a little older.
Speaker 3: Oh, you're right.
Speaker 4: I just loved it so much. She married a truck driver.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Shut up.
Speaker 3: I loved so much you married a truck driver.
Speaker 2: Get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 2: one O five one.
Speaker 7: If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's
Speaker 7: the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. This is
Speaker 7: your time to get it off your chest. Eight hundred
Speaker 7: five five five one. We want to hear from you
Speaker 7: on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Hello.
Speaker 2: Who's this yo?
Speaker 12: What's good?
Speaker 14: If he's your brother?
Speaker 4: Out of site?
Speaker 12: Man?
Speaker 8: What's up? Charlotte mane site?
Speaker 4: Please?
Speaker 15: My guy?
Speaker 8: How you man?
Speaker 14: Everything is gorgeous all in here man, working.
Speaker 2: Hard, you know, just doing what I do.
Speaker 8: Man, I got a new joint for you, Charlamagne.
Speaker 4: What you got yo?
Speaker 8: Look?
Speaker 14: I went down to the Diddy trial right no boy,
Speaker 14: you know, walking the round down there. I put out
Speaker 14: a new show It's called Diddy Do It right on
Speaker 14: YouTube right now. I feel the Diddy jo down at
Speaker 14: the trial.
Speaker 13: You know.
Speaker 14: I got a lot of footage down there, and this
Speaker 14: by your brother out the site.
Speaker 8: Owe U T T A S I T E.
Speaker 3: Okay, So it's called there you do it. What is
Speaker 3: it based on?
Speaker 4: Is it based on actual evidence from the courtroom or
Speaker 4: stuff that you're hearing on YouTube.
Speaker 14: Well, it's based on all of that, right, But my
Speaker 14: main message to Diddy is that dish. Right, everybody playing
Speaker 14: figures and saying stuff about Diddy. I feel like God
Speaker 14: is dealing with Diddy right now, and God is trying
Speaker 14: to humble Diddy. So I made a song about it.
Speaker 14: It's not even really his dish song. It's a song
Speaker 14: to make him aware that God is trying to talk
Speaker 14: to him right now and he needs to repent.
Speaker 3: That's what he needs.
Speaker 4: He needs to hear that, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 4: Because sitting in that jail cell ain't enough. He need
Speaker 4: to hear out of sight rap about it. You know
Speaker 4: what I mean, Sitting in that jail cell, face in life,
Speaker 4: being away from his kids and all of that stuff.
Speaker 4: That ain't gonna do it. That ain't gonna make him
Speaker 4: see what's going on. You need out of sight to
Speaker 4: rap about it.
Speaker 2: Give us a little bit, let's say a little bit
Speaker 2: out of sight.
Speaker 14: Go bad boy, bad boy, what you're gonna do when
Speaker 14: they put you with the cell and refuse to give
Speaker 14: you a bell because you was walking the round like
Speaker 14: g yo d like you just another dude up in SDC.
Speaker 14: All of a sudden you ask what mercy and grace
Speaker 14: because your pride is too big. The faith you're praying
Speaker 14: for Donald Trump to erase the case and is what
Speaker 14: it is. You better call past the mace, every pit.
Speaker 14: The Lord about to take every down in every set,
Speaker 14: every house, every car, till both he's been. You probably
Speaker 14: gonna ge jailed self. Think about Kim here getting great
Speaker 14: boy getting it thin, caught up in distribitary war. You
Speaker 14: can't wait unless you open up your heart and you
Speaker 14: let the Lord in. I'm praying for the victims allegedly
Speaker 14: waiting for the trial of the century.
Speaker 5: And I so you got a visual on YouTube too, that's.
Speaker 14: Right usual on YouTube right now, it's called did he
Speaker 14: do it that DV? Why do it?
Speaker 12: Out of sight?
Speaker 4: When he gets convicted, what's gonna be the remix?
Speaker 14: Oh, I'm gonna do the old I'm gonna do the
Speaker 14: old joy from the from the fat boys. You know
Speaker 14: what I'm saying.
Speaker 16: You know in jail, I'm in jail without no girl.
Speaker 14: We're gonna take it back.
Speaker 4: Okay, he got this planned out.
Speaker 2: Hello, who is.
Speaker 14: This Mary Jail? Calling from Pere County, Maryland.
Speaker 5: The DMV.
Speaker 14: Jay Lynn Jay Lynn. Okay, what no, man, I'm just
Speaker 14: calling for first of all, to say good morning to
Speaker 14: the breakfast club. But uh, I just wanted to get
Speaker 14: off my chest and say, uh, you know what all
Speaker 14: this bad news.
Speaker 12: We've been getting them in society recently. You know, we
Speaker 12: got a win for the uh, for the brothers in
Speaker 12: the black community.
Speaker 14: I just wanted to say, uh, for all the good fathers.
Speaker 12: Out there, the system is changing. If you really want
Speaker 12: your kids, go to court, fight for your kids.
Speaker 14: And it's the first time in my life I.
Speaker 12: Had to go to court and tell the whole dream
Speaker 12: and nothing but the.
Speaker 14: Dream, and I got my kids. And now my baby
Speaker 14: mother is saying me child.
Speaker 4: To Gongratulations man, I'm happy to hear that rightfully.
Speaker 5: So that's what's supposed to be.
Speaker 14: Absolutely, thank you, thank you. I just wanted to say
Speaker 14: one more thing for you guys, respectfully, well especially this
Speaker 14: is for Charlamagne.
Speaker 17: Man.
Speaker 12: We gotta let Lord.
Speaker 14: La Rosa get through her segment.
Speaker 12: We gotta stop.
Speaker 14: Patting her off and let Lauren get through her segment.
Speaker 4: She's sitting in here right now.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Good morning, Lauren.
Speaker 4: Lauren gets through her segment.
Speaker 12: Just fine, you guys, you get through that segment just fine,
Speaker 12: Yes she does.
Speaker 8: We'd be out, me and my.
Speaker 12: Wife, we listen every morning and we'd be like, man,
Speaker 12: why don't why Charlotte keep getting her wrong? Didn't she
Speaker 12: get through her segment?
Speaker 3: Because I'll be having questions just like y'all be having questions.
Speaker 5: You got the slow fight in a chat. Who don't
Speaker 5: ever remember the plans.
Speaker 3: You Lauren be at the courting, don't remember when she
Speaker 3: just saw when she walked out.
Speaker 6: Sometimes we get ready fire off on and we just
Speaker 6: look at her wrong. So sometimes she'd be distracted.
Speaker 2: Not damn so well. We do have the ladiest with
Speaker 2: Lauren coming up? What were we talking about?
Speaker 4: Look at that?
Speaker 12: Let her go?
Speaker 2: No, no, get a listen to what they want to
Speaker 2: go see.
Speaker 17: So yesterday in court, capralcorn clerk took the stin and
Speaker 17: when I say she was the most compelling witness I've
Speaker 17: heard this whole trial. Whole trial, y'all, diddy, is if
Speaker 17: I'm predicting he's not coming home at all, it's that
Speaker 17: was That was the nail in the coffin.
Speaker 5: You did tell me that.
Speaker 3: I'm telling y'all, I'm trying.
Speaker 2: Let's break it down.
Speaker 12: When we come back.
Speaker 2: This is the teaser.
Speaker 7: We'll get to it when we come back, because I
Speaker 7: want to know everything and who is CC for people
Speaker 7: that don't know.
Speaker 17: A former personal assistant, former marketing person for Sewan John.
Speaker 17: She's like worked with Diddy at an executive level for
Speaker 17: some time for some years.
Speaker 7: Okay, all right, we'll get to that next, so don't
Speaker 7: go anywhere. It's the Breakfast Club the Morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Morning.
Speaker 7: Everybody is DJ Envy, Jesse, Hilarrys, Charlamagne, the guy.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to the Latest
Speaker 2: with Lauren.
Speaker 4: Lauren be coming with straight fast.
Speaker 2: She gets them from somebody that knows somebody.
Speaker 5: I'm the homegirl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 3: And she'd be having the latest on.
Speaker 8: The Latest with Laura la Rosa.
Speaker 3: Some times you have fact, sometimes you have detailed. Sometimes
Speaker 3: she has a little bit every It's the leaders on
Speaker 3: the Breakfast Cloud.
Speaker 5: Talk to me man.
Speaker 17: Yesterday, y'all, Diddy's team messed up with Capricorn Clark on
Speaker 17: the stand.
Speaker 5: So she Capricorn Clark.
Speaker 17: They went through a lot of things and she was
Speaker 17: able to fill in context for a lot of things.
Speaker 17: And we'll get to that but the biggest mess up
Speaker 17: for me was the Capricorn. Clark is a previous personal
Speaker 17: assistant of Diddy's. She also came back to work for
Speaker 17: Diddy as like ahead of marketing of some sorts for
Speaker 17: Sean John. She's had a few different roles because she's
Speaker 17: worked for him off and on since like twenty eleven.
Speaker 5: But yes, so she's on the stand.
Speaker 17: They're running through like, you know, the Kid Cutty story
Speaker 17: which she told a different story, that they shoge Knight,
Speaker 17: which she tells a different story, the light detective test,
Speaker 17: and then they the defense Diddy's team is trying to
Speaker 17: make the point of Okay, like all of this stuff happened,
Speaker 17: and you say that, you know, your experience allegedly was
Speaker 17: so gruesome, and like, you know, you alleged you were
Speaker 17: kidnapped by gun and all these things. But let's go
Speaker 17: down the timeline of you wanting to work with Diddy
Speaker 17: again after all of these things. So you leave and
Speaker 17: you're terminated around like after twenty twelve. She alleges that
Speaker 17: she was terminated because she finally took a vacation. They
Speaker 17: asked her, did he cmax her, Well, where were you
Speaker 17: on vacation? And she's like, I was in the South
Speaker 17: for friends with Rihanna, and they're like okay, they're trying
Speaker 17: to paint the picture like you had a really good lifestyle.
Speaker 17: You just want that back, and you didn't get that
Speaker 17: back allegedly. Noh, and that's why you're here, and that's
Speaker 17: why you're don't all these things. And she's like, you know,
Speaker 17: I did show her to bring up an email to
Speaker 17: show that she was in conversations about being upset that
Speaker 17: they were upset that she took this vacation.
Speaker 5: She says, she gets back and she was terminated.
Speaker 17: Now after this happened, she says that she was unable
Speaker 17: to find consistent good work at all.
Speaker 5: She's alleging that Diddy blackball do.
Speaker 17: She says that at one point she went and sat
Speaker 17: down in a meeting with Jimmy I Bean, who told
Speaker 17: her like, look, this is supposed to be a meaning
Speaker 17: about allegedly supposed to be a meeting about a job opportunity,
Speaker 17: but I'm here to tell you to leave that ditty
Speaker 17: stuff alone. Like because she came out and say, hey,
Speaker 17: this is what happened to me. She had fouled civil suit.
Speaker 17: She was going to take legal action, and she says
Speaker 17: that people were coming to her telling her not to
Speaker 17: do it. She alleged Jimmy Ivan. She also says that
Speaker 17: Andre Herrel and Diddy pulled up on her at one
Speaker 17: point at the CA meeting that she was having, but
Speaker 17: that conversation set like a foundation of she couldn't get work.
Speaker 5: She couldn't get work.
Speaker 17: So Diddy's team now was trying to prove that like
Speaker 17: Diddy had nothing to do with that, you just weren't
Speaker 17: able to get work. So they're like, wait, we're going
Speaker 17: to show you this recommendation letter that he wrote for
Speaker 17: you and just as recent as twenty twenty one.
Speaker 5: They bring up the letter and they're like, you know,
Speaker 5: miss Clark.
Speaker 17: Can you take a look at this letter refresher memory
Speaker 17: so we can have a conversation about And she looks
Speaker 17: and she's like, that's not from twenty twenty one, that's
Speaker 17: from twenty twelve. And the defense attorney like stops and
Speaker 17: we all like, I'm just like, oh, maybe they got
Speaker 17: the dates wrong. Whatever, And then the defense attorney, Mark
Speaker 17: Agnafhilio says, again, no, take a look at this letter.
Speaker 17: This is a recommendation that you know, mister Combs wrote
Speaker 17: for you in twenty twenty one. Again, they're trying to
Speaker 17: say to her, there's no way you were black balled
Speaker 17: allegedly if he's helping me exactly right, And she's like, no,
Speaker 17: this letter is from twenty twelve. This is from the
Speaker 17: settlement that happened between us and twenty twelve.
Speaker 5: Now we all in the court like.
Speaker 4: Settlement, boom, Look at y'all with the settlement.
Speaker 17: So the settlement she had, she had claimed that she was,
Speaker 17: you know, black ball She couldn't work, she had she
Speaker 17: was so stressed from work that she was losing hair
Speaker 17: and then all these things right, and it it amounted
Speaker 17: to her not having a job. She alleged that her
Speaker 17: home was taken. You know, she wasn't able to provide
Speaker 17: for herself, her her son, who was autistic. She wasn't
Speaker 17: able to provide for her son. So she was like,
Speaker 17: I need something. I'm trying to get my life back.
Speaker 17: But the settlement basically was that they came together her
Speaker 17: into the allegedly agreed that they wouldn't go anywhere and
Speaker 17: disparage each other as long as you know, she was
Speaker 17: settled out. But a part of that settlement was she
Speaker 17: acts for the recommendation letter to happen because she wanted
Speaker 17: to be able to call.
Speaker 2: She know where that letter was coming from, so send.
Speaker 12: Oh.
Speaker 17: Not only did she know where it was coming from.
Speaker 17: When she clarified with Diddy's attorney, she said, I wrote.
Speaker 17: They said, well, look at the bottom of that letter.
Speaker 17: Isn't that mister Combs's signature? She said, yeah, but I
Speaker 17: wrote this letter, Jesus.
Speaker 2: So was how much did she get? Did they say that?
Speaker 17: They asked, they were trying to figure out whether she
Speaker 17: could say it on the Senate or not, and we didn't.
Speaker 17: We didn't find out, but they they we tried to
Speaker 17: get to it. They tried to get to it a
Speaker 17: couple of times.
Speaker 3: And then what did prosecution do after that?
Speaker 17: The prosecution after that came back in and said, okay, well,
Speaker 17: now that it's been introduced, right, that this settlement happened,
Speaker 17: the door is open. Let's have a conversation about you know,
Speaker 17: that time period in your life.
Speaker 5: Oh my god.
Speaker 17: She was already breaking down because the defense was pushing
Speaker 17: and pushing and pushing, and it worked to the prosecution's
Speaker 17: favor because she literally broke down. But the prosecutors are like, well,
Speaker 17: let's get into it. Because they also brought up this
Speaker 17: meeting that she had in April twenty twenty four. This
Speaker 17: is after the raids had happened and all that stuff, right,
Speaker 17: and the defense try to make it seem like, again,
Speaker 17: this is you just trying to come back and work
Speaker 17: for Puff and why would you do that? You know
Speaker 17: you're to stand beside him after all these things have happened,
Speaker 17: but you got you, you had these claims and all
Speaker 17: the settlement or whatever. Prosecution's like, please explain why you
Speaker 17: want to do that meeting, She's all. When I tell y'all,
Speaker 17: she's bawling in tears and we're all just like wow.
Speaker 17: She's like, look, I felt like basically it was better
Speaker 17: to be an ally than to be against him. I
Speaker 17: had come out, I made the claims that I made.
Speaker 17: I'd you know, we figured out this settlement. I went
Speaker 17: through so much since twenty twelve trying to get my
Speaker 17: life back. So when there was a conversation between my
Speaker 17: attorneys and the defense attorneys about coming back in April
Speaker 17: twenty twenty four, because basically they were trying to allegedly
Speaker 17: fix things, like they wanted to figure out how they
Speaker 17: could restructure Diddy because everything was happening in the raids
Speaker 17: and all this stuff, so they wanted to use her
Speaker 17: as like the defense. She suggested it she the prosecution
Speaker 17: brought out of her, that it was a conversation that
Speaker 17: was brought to her.
Speaker 5: She just entertained it.
Speaker 17: That she would basically be like, I'm the woman who's
Speaker 17: been here since twenty ten, twenty eleven, twenty eleven, twenty twelve,
Speaker 17: Nona since two thousand and four. Basically, if I'm still
Speaker 17: here and I'm sitting beside him and I'm running all
Speaker 17: these things, and I know, I know the original formula,
Speaker 17: the businesses will still be able to go. But also
Speaker 17: it's a good look because all of these claims are
Speaker 17: from this time period where I was around. Why would
Speaker 17: I stand next to him in such a big way.
Speaker 17: And She's like, I only entertained that because I wanted
Speaker 17: my life back, like I literally lost everything allegedly, and
Speaker 17: like man she talked about.
Speaker 4: And in response to that referral letter that she wrote
Speaker 4: and did he sign, they wouldn't even have bought in
Speaker 4: the settlement if it wasn't for that, right, no.
Speaker 3: You that did he settle with her.
Speaker 5: Back the prosecution.
Speaker 17: Even it was mentioned like they briefly were like mentioning
Speaker 17: the things and like kind of like there was so
Speaker 17: much that they were getting to because she was able
Speaker 17: to paint the picture of so many different things, but
Speaker 17: us being able to have the conversation about that recommendation letter,
Speaker 17: finding out that she wrote the letter, finding out that
Speaker 17: that was a part of the settlement, finding out that
Speaker 17: it was a part of the settlement because basically she
Speaker 17: was trying to make where she.
Speaker 5: Could work again.
Speaker 17: All of that came because Diddy's attorney introduced it and
Speaker 17: he thought he thought that he was proving something recent
Speaker 17: and in backfire, then she started talking about even being
Speaker 17: able to Chris Lighty. She brought up Chris LDI.
Speaker 7: Right, well, let me ask you a question, what part
Speaker 7: of the trial is that what he's charged with, because
Speaker 7: it wasn't the kidnapping, right because she didn't get to
Speaker 7: that yet.
Speaker 5: I didn't the kidnapped.
Speaker 17: She alleges that she was kidnapped by gunpoint and taking
Speaker 17: the kid Cutty's house, and that she was made to
Speaker 17: stay in the car while they allegedly chased kid Cutting
Speaker 17: through the Hollywood Hills. Kid Cutty didn't tell us that
Speaker 17: there was a chase. She alleges that she was overworked
Speaker 17: and underpaid UH, causing like physical change to her body
Speaker 17: and mental strust. She alleges that he did he used
Speaker 17: his power to basically trip her of everything. Her home
Speaker 17: allegedly was being paid for by him, her car, everything
Speaker 17: was taken from her the minute that she started complaining
Speaker 17: about things that she saw, because she had witnessed the
Speaker 17: Diddy and Cassie physically get into it and they tried
Speaker 17: to pain her as this like love struck. I had
Speaker 17: a crush on Diddy. I was jealous of Cassie. And
Speaker 17: she broke down crying and she said, I wasn't jealous
Speaker 17: of Cassie. I was upset that he basically he messed
Speaker 17: up the program. He let this woman come in mess
Speaker 17: up everything. And my life depends on this. My sticks
Speaker 17: are higher.
Speaker 15: Now.
Speaker 7: Did she say something like he didn't stop Cassie's career,
Speaker 7: Cassie stopped her own career because she wasn't talented.
Speaker 5: Cassie is not that she is not the biggest Cassie
Speaker 5: fan at all.
Speaker 17: Me and you was not on replay, she basically said
Speaker 17: that she felt like Cassie was giving all of these
Speaker 17: resources and didn't deserve them because she was I mean,
Speaker 17: she got by and she sung a little bit like
Speaker 17: you know that was cute, but yeah, she said that.
Speaker 5: You know, she wasn't like a she ain't no Whitney. Yeah,
Speaker 5: like I heard the whole world know that.
Speaker 3: That's you know, she's honest with him.
Speaker 5: Yeah, definitely honest and it wasn't hat and she was
Speaker 5: literally being ho, that's the.
Speaker 7: Best honest because she she's dead for herself. Last question,
Speaker 7: he was messing with Chris Lidy and Chris Lady died.
Speaker 7: And if you don't know who Chris Lidi is, Chris
Speaker 7: Lady used to manage or started a company with Mona
Speaker 7: Scott violated with the name of the company. They managed,
Speaker 7: Missy Buster, Rahm's fifty cent at one time, Norway at
Speaker 7: one time, and a host of others.
Speaker 2: So what happened with Chris Lidy.
Speaker 17: She was talking about trying to get her life back
Speaker 17: and get a job when we were having a conversation
Speaker 17: about that recommendation letter, and they said at one point
Speaker 17: she mentioned at one point she had gotten a job
Speaker 17: offered from Chris Lidi and then like the day before
Speaker 17: she was about to start day up, he died, and
Speaker 17: then she broke down crying again because so sole suicide.
Speaker 7: Yeah right, but yes, so, but they didn't believe that
Speaker 7: because a lot of people said they didn't believe it
Speaker 7: was suicide.
Speaker 2: They thought maybe something else happened. Did that come up
Speaker 2: at all, No.
Speaker 4: She didn't.
Speaker 17: That was it was just a mention of her telling
Speaker 17: a story about how she was meeting with all these
Speaker 17: big names and people were trying to look out for it.
Speaker 5: But then there were people who were like, no, we're
Speaker 5: not looking out for you, we're not touching you.
Speaker 12: Wow.
Speaker 7: All right, that is the latest with Lauren. All Right,
Speaker 7: we got more next hour. Now, Who's who's on tr
Speaker 7: out today? Who's talking today today?
Speaker 5: They're going to talk to Cassie Stytless. His name is Deontay.
Speaker 17: They're also going to talk to an Arson investigator and
Speaker 17: a LAPD officer.
Speaker 7: Okay, all right, when we come back, we got front
Speaker 7: page news and then home, a little pope would be
Speaker 7: joining us.
Speaker 2: It's the breakfast Club in the morning. Everybody's DJ Envy
Speaker 2: just hilarious.
Speaker 7: Charlamagne the God, we are the breakfast Club. Let's get
Speaker 7: back in some front page news knicks fans. We lost
Speaker 7: last night, Paces beat this one thirty one to twenty one.
Speaker 7: The next game is tomorrow, but tonight the Timberwolves and OKCU.
Speaker 4: The Thunder lead the series three one. That game happens
Speaker 4: at eight. You know you was talking earlier about coaching.
Speaker 4: The one thing I don't understand is why the Knicks
Speaker 4: keep trying to run with the Paces. That's why don't
Speaker 4: they They don't. They don't slow the pace of the
Speaker 4: game down and play half court basketball. They can't run
Speaker 4: with the p No, not at all, not at all.
Speaker 4: College towns look like he got forty nine year old knees.
Speaker 7: Yeah, running back and forth is real difficult. And the
Speaker 7: crazy part is I feel like the Knicks are always
Speaker 7: on the floor, like they always.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they don't have it. They don't go deep at all,
Speaker 4: like they might rotate seven players, but they've been going
Speaker 4: to little deeper. Pause when you said they going deeper,
Speaker 4: got two different stories.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Morgan.
Speaker 9: Yeah, so man connected to a mall shooting in Connecticut
Speaker 9: is now in custody as five people recover from their
Speaker 9: injuries now. Shots rang out yesterday afternoon at the Brass
Speaker 9: Mill Center and Waterbury, Connecticut, after an argument and escalated now.
Speaker 9: Police say the gunmen, believed to be in his twenties,
Speaker 9: used a semi automatic pistol and fired at multiple people.
Speaker 9: Waterbury Police Chief Fernando Spagnolo says there are no deaths
Speaker 9: and other law enforcement agencies are assisting in the investigation.
Speaker 5: Let's take a listen to his comments.
Speaker 11: Several victims suffering from gunshot wounds. They were all transported
Speaker 11: to local hospitals. Currently they're being worked on and receiving
Speaker 11: medical treatment, and there are no fatalities at this time.
Speaker 11: We are working in the mall right now with our
Speaker 11: law enforcement partners from all the federal agencies, the state
Speaker 11: police conducting this investigation.
Speaker 9: Yes, So, following the shooting, there was a massive police
Speaker 9: response at the Brass Mill Center in Waterbury. Several government
Speaker 9: agencies have joined the local police with their investigation, and
Speaker 9: all five victims are expected to survive. Switching gears, the
Speaker 9: summer travel season has begun this year, and there are
Speaker 9: concerns of airport delays due to shortage of air traffic controllers.
Speaker 9: President Trump's Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says he's frustrated too,
Speaker 9: adding that the shortage of air traffic.
Speaker 5: Controllers is at a critical level, and he's.
Speaker 9: Trying to get twenty five year veterans who are eligible
Speaker 9: for retirement to stay on the job.
Speaker 5: Let's take a listen to his comments in part, for.
Speaker 4: Three thousand short.
Speaker 3: We've been three thousand short for some time.
Speaker 18: Love airports, but I don't want to spend four hours
Speaker 18: in an airport waiting to see if my fight's going
Speaker 18: to take off. We are offering them a twenty percent
Speaker 18: bonus upfront to stand the job. Please don't retire.
Speaker 9: Yeah, so this is alligation mark problem, and it's also
Speaker 9: being of course, you guys know and you're familiar with
Speaker 9: what's going on at York Liberty Airport, but it's also
Speaker 9: happening in Texas as well.
Speaker 5: The latest FAA data shows that.
Speaker 9: San Antonio's airport is twenty percent short of their staffing goal.
Speaker 9: Houston's Hobby Airport is almost twenty percent short as well,
Speaker 9: and just last week, a shortage of air traffic controllers
Speaker 9: at Austin's airport prompted and FAA the FAA to issue
Speaker 9: a ground stop, so more than one hundred and fifty
Speaker 9: flights were delayed. I mean, you guys are ripping and
Speaker 9: running in the sky, so have you noticed any difference
Speaker 9: as you're traveling as well.
Speaker 6: Yes, yes, absolutely, can I fly you are? I can't
Speaker 6: fly out? And when I do, try delayed until it's canceled.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, where was I coming from?
Speaker 4: I was coming from Orlando and we had to stop
Speaker 4: in Richmond because there was something going on in Newark.
Speaker 4: I think they said the radars were out, so we
Speaker 4: had to stop in Richmond and wait for the radars
Speaker 4: to come back on in Newark. But you know, here's
Speaker 4: what I don't understand. In early twenty twenty five, DOGE fired.
Speaker 4: They did mass firings of FAA employees, including air traffic controllers.
Speaker 3: Why not just hire those people back?
Speaker 5: Oh? That part I don't know.
Speaker 4: Like, if I'm Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, I'm literally just
Speaker 4: going to hire those people back.
Speaker 9: Yeah, like as opposed to getting the twenty year vets
Speaker 9: twenty five year vets to stay.
Speaker 5: On the job.
Speaker 3: But yeah, it doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 4: I mean, I mean, I don't know how many of
Speaker 4: those people exactly where air traffic control workers. But they
Speaker 4: did do mass firings, you know, of the FAA, and
Speaker 4: a lot of them were air traffic controllers and safety profession.
Speaker 3: Why not just bring those people back?
Speaker 6: Would they argue that the would the government argue that
Speaker 6: they don't have the money to pay them because it
Speaker 6: wasn't it supposedly why they fired them though, I mean,
Speaker 6: you got.
Speaker 4: You got it, you got it just happening now. Yeah,
Speaker 4: certain to me, those are essential workers. You gotta have
Speaker 4: the money to pay.
Speaker 7: Attention absolutely, yeah, you don't be playing around with that.
Speaker 7: And answer your question. I ain't flying in the New York.
Speaker 7: I would rather fly in the JFK, which takes me
Speaker 7: extra forty five minutes to an hour, or the Watery.
Speaker 2: I just don't know. I'm scared.
Speaker 4: The crazy thing about all of those air forces now
Speaker 4: they have less flights. I don't know if you'll noticed that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, JFK and the Guardians. So I had to fly
Speaker 6: into Philly from Boston because I didn't want to drive.
Speaker 6: I had to fly into Philly because well I wanted
Speaker 6: to because it just wasn't It wasn't a lot of them,
Speaker 6: you know how they would have flights leaving every hour
Speaker 6: when you're that close, not no more, all right, and just.
Speaker 5: You know, keeping in line with the travel you know.
Speaker 9: Attention, Southwest passengers, Southwest airlines. Uh, that is the final
Speaker 9: boarding call for free check bags on Southwest. The carrier's
Speaker 9: popular two bags fly free is over officially now. Southwest
Speaker 9: says the move is being made to drive revenue growth.
Speaker 9: It's about it's an about phase four. Southwest CEO Bob Jordan,
Speaker 9: who said back in September that having no bags, no
Speaker 9: bag fees was a huge consumer advantage. But now Southwest
Speaker 9: is also set to end open seating in the first
Speaker 9: half of twenty twenty six, so we anticipate a lot
Speaker 9: of changes in the travel and aviation.
Speaker 5: You guys earlier this year.
Speaker 4: What you mean they stopping overseat and they're not doing
Speaker 4: musical chairs in the wall on Southwest.
Speaker 3: Oh no, you know how you're science.
Speaker 9: Now, Yeah, you're gonna have to select your seating as
Speaker 9: well when you when you purchase your I think.
Speaker 2: That's better anyway.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they used to do musical chairs, used to walk on.
Speaker 4: First of all, I stopped flying Southwest a long time ago,
Speaker 4: just because.
Speaker 5: It's disgusting Like Southwest. I don't know what you're talking about,
Speaker 5: but I like that.
Speaker 4: But you get on Southwest and the music starts playing.
Speaker 4: When music stocks, everybody got to try to find their seat.
Speaker 4: They literally played musical chairs.
Speaker 7: Now, because you know what people do is let's say
Speaker 7: I will pay for it to get on first, and
Speaker 7: then I'll do it and then hold a seat next
Speaker 7: to me for my spouse. And I'm like and got
Speaker 7: the only time I ever flew south West, and that
Speaker 7: was the last time.
Speaker 3: Your wife myself, I.
Speaker 4: Was never flown Southwest because the ones. I've never done
Speaker 4: it because it just sounded like crazy to me. I
Speaker 4: think I might have flew it once.
Speaker 2: You would have put me on it.
Speaker 3: Yes, listen the time I was on it, Well I
Speaker 3: learned fast.
Speaker 6: We'll speak up West. Southwest will get your ass dead.
Speaker 6: They the only al that got the least connecting flights.
Speaker 6: They'll get your ass straight there. I ain't been on
Speaker 6: Southwest for a while, but I used to fly Southwest
Speaker 6: all the time.
Speaker 4: I just don't like the musical chairs of it though.
Speaker 4: That don't make no sense to me. Everybody, just go
Speaker 4: on there and pick your seat like that just sounds
Speaker 4: like problems.
Speaker 5: We'll make sure you get that early boarding group and
Speaker 5: then you'll be all right. Check in on time.
Speaker 4: Well, guess what, it's dead. There's no more over.
Speaker 3: That's all right, y'all.
Speaker 5: That's your front page news.
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Speaker 5: So stick around, you know, stick around and y'all y'all
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Speaker 2: Okay, all right, Well, thank you Morgan, thank you. Have
Speaker 2: a good one you too.
Speaker 7: Now, all right, when we come back, Humble the poet,
Speaker 7: where were joining us? You know, he's an author, hip
Speaker 7: hop artist, speaker, designer, filmmaker, creditor of creative consultant and
Speaker 7: he has a new book, un Anxious, and we'll talk
Speaker 7: to him next.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Good morning, The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, everybody.
Speaker 7: It's DJ Envy, Just Hilarius, Charlamagne, Na Guide. We are
Speaker 7: the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. Yes, indeed,
Speaker 7: humble the boet, he's back, un anxious. Fifty simple truths
Speaker 7: to help overthinkers feel less stressed.
Speaker 2: And more calm.
Speaker 13: Morning Dad, Good morning.
Speaker 2: How are you feeling?
Speaker 13: Fantastic?
Speaker 2: Good good good good.
Speaker 4: Easier said than done, but it can be done. As
Speaker 4: somebody who deals with anxiety.
Speaker 13: You know what it's It gets harder and harder, but
Speaker 13: it gets more and more worth it. Yes, I agree,
Speaker 13: And we just got to change the conversation. And I'm
Speaker 13: realizing that, like step one, stop talking about anxiety like
Speaker 13: it's herpee, like it's herpies. Yeah, I have anxiety, she
Speaker 13: has anxiety. Anxiety is a normal feeling. Anxiety is a signal.
Speaker 13: It's like hunger. You don't say I'm hungry, what's wrong
Speaker 13: with me? You say I feel hungry because it's been
Speaker 13: like eight hours, and say eight It's the same thing.
Speaker 13: Mel Robins said, instead of saying I'm anxious, to say
Speaker 13: I feel anxious because I feel anxious because I got
Speaker 13: bills to pay. I feel anxious because somebody I like
Speaker 13: hasn't texted me back. I feel anxious because I drank
Speaker 13: too many coffees this morning and It's like knowing the
Speaker 13: reason allows you to understand the first step instead of
Speaker 13: looking at ourselves like we're failing. We have this signal
Speaker 13: and this emotion, because when we think we're feeling, we
Speaker 13: have anxiety.
Speaker 14: What do we do.
Speaker 13: We try to distract, We try to medicate, we try to.
Speaker 2: Avoid what what got you to the point where you
Speaker 2: said you needed a reboot there?
Speaker 13: But like, this is time my entire life, I've always
Speaker 13: just been focusing on freedom. I grew up in an
Speaker 13: activist space, but also like I want to be financially free.
Speaker 13: I don't want to have a day job. I don't
Speaker 13: want all these things. And then when you start jumping
Speaker 13: out of these cages, you start realizing the biggest cage
Speaker 13: you've ever built is the one that you built for yourself.
Speaker 13: And what we do is we decorate it by you know, negotiating.
Speaker 13: We decorated by using our intelligence. And we start saying no, no, no,
Speaker 13: I'm not a slave to my habits. I'm not a
Speaker 13: slave to my impulses. Like I just want to enjoy life.
Speaker 13: I just want to experience the depth of life, and
Speaker 13: we're just intellectualizing our addiction. So I realized I've hit
Speaker 13: that point in my life where I was like, oh,
Speaker 13: the biggest cage is The biggest fenses that I'm stuck
Speaker 13: behind are the ones that I built. And I realized, like, Okay,
Speaker 13: the basic story is something on the outside needs to
Speaker 13: happen for me to feel calm and safe on the inside.
Speaker 13: That's the relationship all of this anxiety talk is that
Speaker 13: simple idea, something on the outside needs to happen for
Speaker 13: me to feel safe on the inside. Whether that's taking
Speaker 13: a vape, whether that's drinking alcohol, whether that's having sex,
Speaker 13: whether that's eating in front of the TV, whether that's
Speaker 13: taking your phone to the toilet, because for people who
Speaker 13: take their phone to the toilet, try not to take
Speaker 13: your phone to the toilet, and you will have an
Speaker 13: anxiety attack. For people, a friend of mine always eats
Speaker 13: in front of TikTok and I said, try it one time,
Speaker 13: Try it one time, not to eat with your screen on.
Speaker 13: They ate half the meal. Because we realize we live
Speaker 13: in a world in a system that gets very powerful
Speaker 13: when we're on autopilot, and our autopilot is us outsourcing
Speaker 13: our stimulation, outsourcing our regulation. We're like, yo, I can
Speaker 13: only feel safe from things on the outside. I need
Speaker 13: that just to get to zero. But when you let
Speaker 13: it all go and you go through this process and
Speaker 13: it sucks, it sucks, you know what I mean, what
Speaker 13: youra aw sucks. Then all of a sudden you realize, oh,
Speaker 13: I can create this dopamine on the inside. Dopamine from
Speaker 13: the outside hijacks you. Dopamine from the inside builds you.
Speaker 5: What does an anxiety sec look like?
Speaker 13: So anxiety just from a scientific So I want people
Speaker 13: to understand this conversation is not philosophical, it's not spiritual,
Speaker 13: it's not moral. This conversation is just psychological and biological.
Speaker 13: So I'm not here to judge anybody's choices. Anxiety is
Speaker 13: just adrenaline and cortisol. So what happens is the body
Speaker 13: doesn't know what's happening. The body just knows things are changing.
Speaker 13: So when the body gets charged, it's things are danger.
Speaker 13: That's what we call it fight or flight. But there's
Speaker 13: more levels. It's called the polyveageal system.
Speaker 8: You have freeze.
Speaker 13: So something intense happens, we just free Someone puts a
Speaker 13: gun to your face. You've never seen a gun before.
Speaker 13: You're just gonna freeze. You don't get to choose that.
Speaker 13: Then this fight or flight, which now has turned into
Speaker 13: fight or scroll, and then we also have safety, and
Speaker 13: then the new one that's being introduced right now is fonn. Right,
Speaker 13: so freeze is play dead, fight or flight is runaway
Speaker 13: or fight fun is I'm gonna make you love me.
Speaker 13: So this is a big one, especially for men, because
Speaker 13: men aren't walking into romantic situations thinking about their safety
Speaker 13: the way women do. But men have to think about
Speaker 13: safety and they don't realize when they feel unsafe, which
Speaker 13: is nervous, they fonn they get extra charming. And now
Speaker 13: we're performing, right, and we have to recognize that. So
Speaker 13: it took me fifteen days of not doing all the
Speaker 13: big stuff to realize that just a second layer to this,
Speaker 13: a third layer of fourth layer you have to keep
Speaker 13: going down. So yeah, cool performing for beautiful women. But
Speaker 13: also like my nephew was just here on the weekend visiting.
Speaker 13: I started performing for him because I want to be
Speaker 13: the cool uncle. That's also funny. That's also an anxiety.
Speaker 13: That's me trying to avoid anxious feelings, right, like the
Speaker 13: moral of the stories, feel your feelings and it's going
Speaker 13: to suck. Put the phone away, eat, the meal, feel
Speaker 13: the burn that's about to come. That burn is adrenaline
Speaker 13: and cortisol. That's what you need to protect your kids,
Speaker 13: that's what you need to get away from danger. But
Speaker 13: we're getting triggered in moments that aren't physically dangerous anymore.
Speaker 7: Do you feel like we take the word anxiety and
Speaker 7: it's used too much already? For sure, from what you're saying,
Speaker 7: it's a natural feeling. Right, I'm about to go on stage.
Speaker 7: There's thousands of people out there. You get a little anxious,
Speaker 7: but it's not like a lot of us. I'm sure
Speaker 7: some people do, but we don't get that anxious where
Speaker 7: it's like I can't go on stage, just like you
Speaker 7: get that little feeling and then it's like I gotta go,
Speaker 7: and then you just go and do it. But I
Speaker 7: feel like a lot of time people use the word
Speaker 7: anxious and anxiety as a such a negative tool. It's
Speaker 7: like a nasty, naughty word when you talk about it.
Speaker 13: Sometimes, as I said, we treat it like it's herpes,
Speaker 13: Like we treat it like it's a condition, and only
Speaker 13: some people have it, some people don't. We give it
Speaker 13: like my anxiety, like it's like it's an individual problem,
Speaker 13: anxiety as a society problem.
Speaker 4: Some many people do have anxiety disorders where they actually
Speaker 4: have to take medication.
Speaker 13: Absolutely, people have anxiety disorders. But the situation with that is,
Speaker 13: if you have an anxiety disorder, if you're bipolar, if
Speaker 13: you have any mental health issue, there are still things
Speaker 13: that we can all do to improve how we feel.
Speaker 13: I'm not saying we're going to cure. I'm not even
Speaker 13: saying we can reboot and delete our old system, but
Speaker 13: we can make choices, simple choices. Get more sleep than
Speaker 13: you need, treat more water than you need, get more
Speaker 13: sunlight than you need, and stay away from it.
Speaker 4: Which is why knowing the word anxiety is good, Like
Speaker 4: I think knowing knowing the language and knowing what it
Speaker 4: is you're going through as good because now you can
Speaker 4: identify it and then you can find cures for it.
Speaker 13: So the issue with that is it's kind of like
Speaker 13: the word woke, right, Yeah, that came from rikabay dude, right,
Speaker 13: stay woke, and then cottage can't be made more popular
Speaker 13: and it meant something and men be aware and then
Speaker 13: be self aware, I mean, know what's going on. And
Speaker 13: now it's been weaponized and changed the other way, someone's
Speaker 13: an insult now, right, Oh, the woke mod language changes.
Speaker 13: That's what happened with mental health. You know, we're all millennials.
Speaker 13: We remember back back in the days when you talk
Speaker 13: about mental health, people thought that meant like insane asylums
Speaker 13: and Shane Jackets. Then we got to like, okay, things
Speaker 13: have been normalized. You don't have to be embarrassed to
Speaker 13: say that you saw a therapist or something. Now it's
Speaker 13: gone too far the other way where we treat mental
Speaker 13: health and we use that language completely incorrectly. Are we
Speaker 13: think we have to protect our mental health Like it's
Speaker 13: some like Crystal Flower that like if somebody come nears,
Speaker 13: we have to protect our peace or to protect our
Speaker 13: mental health. Mental health is just like physical health. So
Speaker 13: what I'm gonna say is, let's the words been used up.
Speaker 13: It's been weaponized, just like well, let's use mental fitness,
Speaker 13: because you don't say, when it comes to your physical health, well,
Speaker 13: I'm not going to climb these stairs because gravity's gonna
Speaker 13: make it harder. It's like, no, the only way that
Speaker 13: you can climb stairs is to keep climbing it. We
Speaker 13: have machines in the gym just for you to climb
Speaker 13: stairs when you don't even need to climb stairs. Why
Speaker 13: to prepare you for the times that you have to
Speaker 13: We all hearing lifting having weights. The heavier the weight,
Speaker 13: the more we know the workout mattered. So then when
Speaker 13: our friends asked us to move a couch, and again,
Speaker 13: if you're over thirty, stop asking your friends to help
Speaker 13: you move a couch, but when you're ready to do it.
Speaker 13: Because you were voluntarily putting yourself in uncomfortable situations, we
Speaker 13: don't have that for our mental health. We don't have
Speaker 13: mental fitness training. We're not voluntarily putting ourselves in uncomfortable
Speaker 13: mental situations, so we get stronger instead of like, I
Speaker 13: gotta protect my piece. No, your peace protects you. You
Speaker 13: don't protect your mental health. Your mental health protects you
Speaker 13: just like your physical health protects you.
Speaker 3: You want to be able to.
Speaker 13: Pick up your kids, so you go to the gym.
Speaker 13: You don't say, my kids are heavy. Gravity keeps holding
Speaker 13: them down. I wish we lived on the moon, it'd
Speaker 13: be lighter. No, you're like, I gotta go to the
Speaker 13: gym for longer and longer. I can hold my kids
Speaker 13: up to the point where I'm going to the gym
Speaker 13: just so I can open the jar when I'm eighty.
Speaker 2: We're still kicking it.
Speaker 7: One Humble the poet his new book I'm Anxious is
Speaker 7: out right now?
Speaker 6: Yes, all right, interviews give me anxiety like they used
Speaker 6: to give me. Like I love meeting people and all that,
Speaker 6: but I never know what I want to ask, you
Speaker 6: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: So, but I can't just not do it. This is
Speaker 5: my job, Like, I can't just not do it, so
Speaker 5: I have to face it head on.
Speaker 6: And both of them give me tips. They you know,
Speaker 6: mentored me with it as well, and I'm getting better
Speaker 6: at it. I'm not as good as I feel like
Speaker 6: I want to be or I should be, but it's
Speaker 6: still I still get anxiety doing interviews, you know, just
Speaker 6: being as transparent as I can be. But it doesn't
Speaker 6: bother me as much as you used to. But sometimes
Speaker 6: depending on the person or whatever, I'm like yo, i'd
Speaker 6: be like no, yo, I ain't trying to do this,
Speaker 6: Lauren Steppman or whatever, you know what I mean. She's
Speaker 6: the other quotes, but I like, how would you treat that?
Speaker 6: Or how would you give an advice?
Speaker 13: You're you're illustrating the point you're illustrating the point perfectly.
Speaker 13: And in the beginning, because you're new to this, you know,
Speaker 13: especially in comparison to folks that have been doing it
Speaker 13: for like over a decade, your body's like, this is new,
Speaker 13: this is uncomfort. I don't want to do it. That's
Speaker 13: generally what the body's saying. The body, they make the
Speaker 13: let a little tiny almond size part of our brain
Speaker 13: is just like, I don't know what this is. It's
Speaker 13: got to be danger right, So that's what your body
Speaker 13: is saying to you. And the only way, and this
Speaker 13: is the reason that this this has to go beyond
Speaker 13: this book. We can hear these ideas, but the only
Speaker 13: way the body can actually believe this is through practice.
Speaker 13: And the only reason you're getting less and less anxious
Speaker 13: feelings around the interviews is by doing more and more interviews. Now,
Speaker 13: if you just like this, don't feel good, I'm never
Speaker 13: gonna do it. Let me go find a different job,
Speaker 13: let me go, you know, do something else. So I
Speaker 13: don't want to feel this. Now, you're robbing yourself of resilience.
Speaker 13: Who you're going to be a year from now, five
Speaker 13: years from now, ten years from now. By doing more
Speaker 13: and more interviews you're getting your reps in. This is
Speaker 13: part of your mental fitness that you're doing. This exactly
Speaker 13: illustrates the point. And I'm not saying take on too
Speaker 13: much weight. Just like when you go to the gym,
Speaker 13: don't take on too much weight, Start light, focus on
Speaker 13: your form. It's the same thing. Ease yourself in, get
Speaker 13: into it. But it gets to the point where you
Speaker 13: realize all of these things that we've been avoiding. We've
Speaker 13: been out the sourcing our safety. It's work phones through everything,
Speaker 13: you know, because it's.
Speaker 7: Like if you follow let's say a site, right, a
Speaker 7: social media site. All a social media site does nothing
Speaker 7: but post negativity. And if you say, you know what,
Speaker 7: I'm gonna leave that alone because my energy follow.
Speaker 13: Problem with that energy, that's diet. That's diet, that's that's sugar.
Speaker 13: You're realizing I'm outsourcing my dopamine and that that's hijacking me.
Speaker 13: That's not a bad things. That's not a bad thing.
Speaker 13: And here and here's the thing because I was thinking
Speaker 13: about because I know there was there was a Jay
Speaker 13: Cole interview where he did two years off social media
Speaker 13: and then he came back and he was like, oh,
Speaker 13: it was like I never left right right, It's kind
Speaker 13: of eating a salty potato chip. You're like, I ain't
Speaker 13: had one two years. All of a sudden, perfect example,
Speaker 13: I haven't been on social media for a month, obviously.
Speaker 13: I went on the Breakfast Club yesterday to look stuff up,
Speaker 13: and then all of a sudden, I went I fell
Speaker 13: down the rabbit hole I found you know, the job
Speaker 13: is mine video. I saw that I wasn't even on
Speaker 13: the site anymore. Now I'm watching you know, ten times
Speaker 13: people tried to check Charlotte, and I'm watching this stuff
Speaker 13: that's not even on the Breakfast Club, and I got
Speaker 13: lost in it. I've gotten too autopilot. So it's understanding
Speaker 13: this stuff still created by the smartest people in the world,
Speaker 13: who were paid by the richest people in the world
Speaker 13: because the explicit goal of hijacking us and keeping us
Speaker 13: an autopilot.
Speaker 3: So it sounds like you're saying we should disconnect.
Speaker 13: Not just disconnect from your phone. Your phone is one
Speaker 13: of the bosses. We got to disconnect from everything, and
Speaker 13: if we do it from everything long enough, then we
Speaker 13: can go back. But the goal here is sovereignty the goal,
Speaker 13: and sovereignty is different from freedom because freedom is I
Speaker 13: can do whatever I want. Sovereignty is I can control
Speaker 13: who I.
Speaker 4: Am citizen't for people who actually have anxiety disorders. The's
Speaker 4: people who just deal with every day anxiousness.
Speaker 13: Well, what I'm going to say is, because as I said,
Speaker 13: the pendulum and the mental health conversation has gone so far,
Speaker 13: so many of us are self diagnosing. That's step number one.
Speaker 3: Agree with.
Speaker 13: Step number two is if you have even a diagnosed
Speaker 13: anxiety disorder, let's just say your body produces extra cortisol
Speaker 13: and adrenaline, there are still choices and decisions that you
Speaker 13: can make that will improve how you feel in a
Speaker 13: day to day life. I agree, And that's the important part.
Speaker 13: It's like we're not standing in one spot. We're either
Speaker 13: heading in one We're either strengthening our sovereignty or strengthening
Speaker 13: our slavery every single day with the choices that we
Speaker 13: make irrespective of what our mental health diagnosis is. And
Speaker 13: the other thing too, with mental health conversations and cultures,
Speaker 13: we use those words as the end of the story.
Speaker 4: I agree with what you're saying because we talk about it,
Speaker 4: but then we don't do the healing work. They don't
Speaker 4: talk about the actual healing of it.
Speaker 13: Like if you've been diagnosed with a broken arm and
Speaker 13: then you out there walking and lifting heavy things. That's
Speaker 13: gonna make you know. Nobody's arguing that your arm isn't broken.
Speaker 13: But the choices that you make moving forward are either
Speaker 13: going to speed up the healing. You can't speed up
Speaker 13: the healing. Sorry, it's either going to slow down to
Speaker 13: healing or destroy the healing. Right, we can't really speed
Speaker 13: up healing. We just have Healing just takes time. You
Speaker 13: get to respect the time for it. It's the same
Speaker 13: thing with these mental health diagnoses that.
Speaker 3: We have, and we don't talk about the healing part
Speaker 3: of it enough.
Speaker 13: We don't.
Speaker 4: I think that there's a lot of conversation about you know,
Speaker 4: what it is people are dealing with, but not how
Speaker 4: to get actually get through it.
Speaker 13: Absolutely so when we have so you got to think
Speaker 13: about anxiety like an iceberg. You can only see the
Speaker 13: tip and there's like ninety percent underneath. We have no
Speaker 13: idea what's happening because we haven't done the work to
Speaker 13: just revisit it, and that work can easily just be
Speaker 13: journaling and being like why did this thing make me
Speaker 13: feel that way? Versus that stuff makes me feel gross.
Speaker 13: I don't want because even even going to social media,
Speaker 13: why is social media triggering me? Well, it's letting me know,
Speaker 13: you know, other people are doing things. I'm seeing other
Speaker 13: people's highlight reels. I'm comparing it to my behind the scenes,
Speaker 13: and that's making me feel less valuable. That's making me
Speaker 13: feel less seen, that's making me feel all these things.
Speaker 13: It's just the awareness. The goal here is self awareness
Speaker 13: and being able to sit and do absolutely nothing if
Speaker 13: you want to improve how we feel.
Speaker 6: Well, it's just always negative. A social media used to
Speaker 6: be fun all the time. I used to love to
Speaker 6: be on it. It's just always negative now and people
Speaker 6: talk about like, oh the algorithm, algorithm algorithm Nah is
Speaker 6: literally people now that people feel like they have a
Speaker 6: voice and everybody can be heard, and everybody they attack
Speaker 6: the tag it even when it's not warranted, you know
Speaker 6: what I mean. So it's just I don't even think
Speaker 6: it's like us what we're seeing, how we're programming. I
Speaker 6: think you see it and you put it in our face,
Speaker 6: you know, pause you see it. I mean they put
Speaker 6: it in our face a certain amount of times, like
Speaker 6: a number of times we can actually make that decision
Speaker 6: to be like, you know, I don't.
Speaker 5: I'm not.
Speaker 4: I'm not.
Speaker 5: I'm not subscribing to this.
Speaker 13: But let's look at it this way. If you give
Speaker 13: a kid a full bag of candy every single day,
Speaker 13: and we say, well, they should just be able to
Speaker 13: make decision not to eat all that candy right when
Speaker 13: they're really young. How long has social media existed. We
Speaker 13: are children when it comes to social media. This is
Speaker 13: the candy. This is like the ultimate candy. This is
Speaker 13: the new epidemic. We're in a dopamine epidemic. They flooded
Speaker 13: the streets with dopamine. We are not designed to know
Speaker 13: as many people as we know. We're not designed to
Speaker 13: know about all the news happening everywhere all the time.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 2: And then this is a.
Speaker 13: System that encourages negativity. It rewards negativity if you post,
Speaker 13: it's fueled by those And think about it. If you
Speaker 13: post a picture tomorrow and everyone's just like, oh, you
Speaker 13: look great, you look great, you look great, and then
Speaker 13: I just comment, well you don't look all that today. Hey,
Speaker 13: that comment will pop up straight to the top, It
Speaker 13: can get the most replies, and.
Speaker 2: That will be the one to make me mad.
Speaker 5: Say how you don't suit everybody else seeing that's the one.
Speaker 13: Yeah, but you probably will notice that comment more than
Speaker 13: the other ones will blend in. We have a negative bias.
Speaker 13: That's just in us. Why do we have a negative bias?
Speaker 13: Because we used to live in the wild. We had
Speaker 13: to assume the worst. You're walking through the forest and
Speaker 13: you hear a sound, you have to assume if something's
Speaker 13: going to kill you, because if you're wrong, cool, if
Speaker 13: you're right, you're in danger. We have to assume the worst.
Speaker 13: Smart people, really smart people who were paid by very
Speaker 13: rich people, understand this, and they've used it to hijack
Speaker 13: our attention. Our attention and our focus is the most
Speaker 13: important thing that we have.
Speaker 7: We're still kicking it with author speak a design of filmmaker,
Speaker 7: creative consultant, and he has a new book, un Anxious
Speaker 7: Humbler Poet.
Speaker 6: Going back, you said porn, you can't ever go back
Speaker 6: to it, right, But do you still ever desire or
Speaker 6: crave it?
Speaker 13: Okay, so you do as I said. Craving is a
Speaker 13: memory of comfort, right, right, So that's not going to
Speaker 13: go as I said. This is not a moral conversation.
Speaker 13: It's not porn is right, Porn is wrong. This is
Speaker 13: it's a product. It's like sugar. I'm not here to
Speaker 13: judge sugar, but we know what sugar does. Right. Porn
Speaker 13: is like sugar for your brain. It rewires your brain.
Speaker 13: There's science behind us. I'm not making this stuff up.
Speaker 13: I was on the Pornhuf podcast, you know, Yeah, I
Speaker 13: have a podcast. I was on there and I had
Speaker 13: a great conversation with them. That's not it's just it's
Speaker 13: the product, right. It's an addictive product, just like coffee,
Speaker 13: just like alcohol. These are physically addictive things. The goal
Speaker 13: is started water and think.
Speaker 2: I'm not I'm not I'm not there, Like.
Speaker 8: I'm just saying.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying I'm not.
Speaker 13: You sat I remember you started reminiscent, right, But at
Speaker 13: the same time, it's like listen, at the end of
Speaker 13: the day, the goal here is we're not going to
Speaker 13: be able to totally overhaul our system. Yeah, we've had
Speaker 13: this software for fifty sixty seventy generations as humans, right
Speaker 13: this world we live in two three generations. We're not
Speaker 13: used to living in cities with millions of people. So
Speaker 13: this is this is a situation. So when it comes
Speaker 13: to stuff like porn, it's like the goal is as
Speaker 13: I said, it's the same thing with pizza. It's like, yeah,
Speaker 13: I like pizza. It's cool when I walk by a
Speaker 13: pizza spot. Right now, I don't completely jones for the pizza,
Speaker 13: but if someone invites me out, I can enjoy it
Speaker 13: and I can understand its value, but I don't have
Speaker 13: to look to it to just get me back to calm.
Speaker 13: This whole idea. You know, what we're chasing even with
Speaker 13: the porn, is the post clarity. And what is that
Speaker 13: we have just just regulated our system so much that
Speaker 13: we finally, through that release, get a little bit of clarity.
Speaker 4: But what if you look at porn as something that
Speaker 4: leads to them, and then once you get you have
Speaker 4: the clarity.
Speaker 13: Well that's you have the clarity, or you spend enough
Speaker 13: time away from all this stuff, you can live in
Speaker 13: the clarity. You can live in that.
Speaker 3: Like you're saying, like, not, no, we don't call it clarity.
Speaker 13: We call it post the clarity. You can live in that.
Speaker 13: That could be your default, because think about it, especially
Speaker 13: for guys, that post clarity is the moment you like,
Speaker 13: I have just been operating on autopilot. I just spent
Speaker 13: a bunch of money, I said, this that I said
Speaker 13: all the things I didn't mean what is it?
Speaker 12: Or I like this.
Speaker 13: I want to be around this person I found wifey.
Speaker 3: This is so interesting. So what if you take this
Speaker 3: and then rub it on your nipples?
Speaker 12: You know what?
Speaker 13: You know what, let's let's let's let's know we could
Speaker 13: talk about that. That's an example of somebody who is
Speaker 13: continually outsourcing dopamine to the point where it's just they
Speaker 13: have unlimited resources, they have unlimited power. So it just
Speaker 13: got wilder and wilder and wilder and wilder.
Speaker 7: But I also feel like if he would have been
Speaker 7: into porn and porn porn hub like that and got
Speaker 7: his uh is off watching that, he wouldn't have to
Speaker 7: do it in person and there's nobody to tell on.
Speaker 13: So Chris Rock said it in Tambourine and I remember this,
Speaker 13: and he's like, you know, porn is an issue because
Speaker 13: your porn searches evolved, but you was you know, it's
Speaker 13: just like that Joe said today's price, saying, yesterday's price,
Speaker 13: but you was looking up five years ago. Ain't what
Speaker 13: you're looking up now? Because more choices, But also you
Speaker 13: need you need it to elevate, you need more hot sauce.
Speaker 13: It's not one drop anymore.
Speaker 8: I get it.
Speaker 13: We're outsourcing, that's all it is. And every time we outsource, right,
Speaker 13: we are we're getting sedated. So going back to the activism,
Speaker 13: going back to the freedom, we got to realize we
Speaker 13: don't live in this dystopian nineteen eighty four world of
Speaker 13: authoritarian governments. We live in the brave new world where
Speaker 13: they're controlling us to comfort. That's the tool everything.
Speaker 3: If you want to get me ridsk about the authoritarian government.
Speaker 13: We're on track. But we got to realize if we
Speaker 13: don't have internal sovereignty, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 5: Or were you sovereign when you were naked and anxious
Speaker 5: in Germany?
Speaker 13: No, No, that was That's a perfect example. My homeboy
Speaker 13: lives in Germany. He's my oldest friend. I've known him
Speaker 13: since we were four years old. He's like, yo, I'm
Speaker 13: gonna take you to the spa, and I'm like, candles massage,
Speaker 13: that sounds perfect. We're on the bus because he don't drive,
Speaker 13: and we're headed to the spa and I'm like, you know,
Speaker 13: it's gonna be really good for the spa. I'm gonnake
Speaker 13: it edible, so I eat it.
Speaker 8: Edible.
Speaker 13: I'm it's gonna feel perfect, and then he goes, man,
Speaker 13: I'm so proud of you. You're so open minded. None
Speaker 13: of the other guys in our crew would ever do this.
Speaker 13: And I was like, what are you what are you
Speaker 13: talking about?
Speaker 5: Do what?
Speaker 13: He's like, you know, the naked part, and I was like, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 13: you're naked in the massage, but they'll put a blanket
Speaker 13: over you or something.
Speaker 4: He's like, no, no.
Speaker 13: When we're in the steam room together, I'm like, that's
Speaker 13: not a spot, that's a sauna, and he's like, oh man,
Speaker 13: I mixed up the words. So at this point, we're
Speaker 13: going an all new sauna in Germany and I already
Speaker 13: popped the edible.
Speaker 5: Now you didn't know you didn't even expect this.
Speaker 13: No, I was expecting a massage. I just thought I
Speaker 13: hurt my shoulder. So then it was obviously the anxiety
Speaker 13: jumps up. I'm gonna be naked in Europe. It's probably
Speaker 13: normal for them, it's not normal for me. I'm gonna
Speaker 13: be naked in front of my friend. I had never
Speaker 13: done this before. And then you start to realize when
Speaker 13: you so now you're in reaction Bote, and now you're
Speaker 13: scared and plus the edibles hitting making even worse. First
Speaker 13: thing that I did was I expressed it. I just
Speaker 13: used word. I'm like, look, man, I didn't realize what
Speaker 13: this was, and you could have put me in a
Speaker 13: cage by complimenting me and saying I'm open minded and
Speaker 13: I want to live up to that. But I'm scared,
Speaker 13: and he's like, you're scared. I'm scared too, And then
Speaker 13: we realized we're not even scared about being naked, We're
Speaker 13: scared about being judged. And then when we get there,
Speaker 13: you realize, Oh, I thought it's gonna be like everyone's normal.
Speaker 13: Everybody thinks this is normal. I'm the only person feeling awkward.
Speaker 13: I could tell everybody, like a lot of this, everybody
Speaker 13: is feeling awkward, and that collective vulnerability made it a
Speaker 13: little bit easier. But just like your interviews, the longer
Speaker 13: I stayed more comfortable, I got I'm ready for Charlotte
Speaker 13: and I'm ready. I'm ready, I'm ready.
Speaker 3: I'm ready.
Speaker 4: It sounds like he was trying to take the friendship
Speaker 4: to another level.
Speaker 2: It flirt.
Speaker 13: Flirt, No, it did, but it did. I've known him
Speaker 13: since we were four, and it did. Being naked with
Speaker 13: your friend will do that. Being vulnerable's vulnerable. We measure
Speaker 13: friendships in terms of length.
Speaker 8: You got a measure relation.
Speaker 15: Damn, so y'all in the sun and to be like
Speaker 15: that my friend, that's not that's my friend right there,
Speaker 15: that's not really.
Speaker 12: He's not.
Speaker 13: I was ready for it. I was ready for it.
Speaker 13: It's okay, I was ready for it. Look, you're not wrong.
Speaker 13: At the end of the day. You're not wrong. At
Speaker 13: the end of the day. It's still about being vulnerable.
Speaker 13: Relationships only grow through being vulnerable, and being vulnerable is
Speaker 13: being naked, either being naked with your body or you're
Speaker 13: being naked with your feelings.
Speaker 4: Honest question. All questions are honest. But when you were
Speaker 4: in the saunay and you looked around and you realize, like,
Speaker 4: I'm bigger than a lot of guys, and he did
Speaker 4: that make you feel more comfortable?
Speaker 2: How do you know he was bigger? He could have
Speaker 2: been smaller.
Speaker 4: Because you can see he got eyes. Well, he could
Speaker 4: have been smaller through but well.
Speaker 6: Because obviously you just said he wasn't scared about being naked.
Speaker 5: He was scared about being judged.
Speaker 3: So we know he got no Listen, I couldn't.
Speaker 13: Know your boy's size eleven and a half. I'm okay,
Speaker 13: we're fine, We're fine.
Speaker 8: Look like that.
Speaker 13: You know. What it is with insecurities is like like,
Speaker 13: for example, if somebody's has a certain height, they don't
Speaker 13: think about their height. People who lack them to happen
Speaker 13: insecurity not judge it. And again I can't judge somebody
Speaker 13: for the genetic lottery they want, so like, that's not
Speaker 13: much of an issue. But I think for me it
Speaker 13: was more along the lines of, like I didn't want
Speaker 13: to get caught staring by somebody, you know, if you
Speaker 13: see a woman or whatever.
Speaker 3: And then also it's men and women in the sauna men,
Speaker 3: no men women.
Speaker 13: And then once I got comfortable, then they just threw
Speaker 13: in the next mix kids. Oh hell, there were full
Speaker 13: nuclear families there.
Speaker 8: I didn't know any of this.
Speaker 5: This is this cultural like.
Speaker 13: This, I don't know how they're do it in Germany.
Speaker 13: At the end of the day, I thought I was
Speaker 13: getting a massaged instead of just a bunch of sauna
Speaker 13: rooms and coal plunges. And I don't know why people
Speaker 13: couldn't wear clothes. And in the beginning, I was just like,
Speaker 13: all right, I'm I'm in a different country. This is
Speaker 13: their stuff. But as I said, I did not feel
Speaker 13: like most of the people in that room were comfortable either,
Speaker 13: didn't feel normalized right. So it wasn't like if somebody
Speaker 13: lived in a culture where like, you know, men walk
Speaker 13: around topless and then all of a sudden you come
Speaker 13: to the beach and feel weird. No, this I felt
Speaker 13: like everybody felt kind of but yeah, once I got
Speaker 13: comfortable with all the adultuff, then I remember going outside
Speaker 13: where there's a pool area and then you seen kids
Speaker 13: run around. I was like, oh, no, this is this
Speaker 13: is a whole different level. I'm not even trying to
Speaker 13: get you to this. And it was but as he said,
Speaker 13: like it's incrementally making yourself uncomfortable and to sing and
Speaker 13: then being like, all right, the longer I'm in it,
Speaker 13: the more my body realizes. And this has been my
Speaker 13: mantra for this whole last thirty days, which is this sucks,
Speaker 13: but I'm not in danger.
Speaker 7: Yeah, then you have it, ladies and gentlemen, humble the poet, Yes, sir,
Speaker 7: appreciate you for joining us.
Speaker 5: Appreciate you all for having me, me and you naked Germany.
Speaker 2: I ain't gonna go to Germany. Get you know, no,
Speaker 2: you don't be vulnerable with me.
Speaker 13: That that's it, that'll that'll solidify, you know.
Speaker 2: It's double the Poet. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Good morning.
Speaker 2: Let's get to the latest with Lauren wan becoming restraint.
Speaker 2: She gets them from somebody, somebody.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 14: Problem.
Speaker 3: She'll be having the latest on.
Speaker 8: The latest with Lauren la Rosa.
Speaker 3: Sometimes sometimes you have details, sometimes you have a little bit.
Speaker 17: Every time on the Breakfast Club, how y'all hear each
Speaker 17: other over all the music lips.
Speaker 5: I'm just I'm so happy to just be here and
Speaker 5: not be in a rushed today said you want to
Speaker 5: go to spile me?
Speaker 2: But ahead, continue on what because you've.
Speaker 5: Been leaving me in class with these two. But like
Speaker 5: the last two weeks, it's not been fun. So I
Speaker 5: miss you, guys. I miss you till you don't feel
Speaker 5: disconnected from me.
Speaker 17: No, well, speaking of disconnecting, I mean really not speaking
Speaker 17: of disconnecting.
Speaker 5: But Nicki min I is not d l She's not
Speaker 5: coming out of the closet.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, what said she was?
Speaker 4: Who said?
Speaker 2: Where did that come from?
Speaker 17: Do you see this photo right here of Nicki min
Speaker 17: I literally in a closet. Yes, so Nicki Minaj, she
Speaker 17: just did the cover of Vogue it Talia and this
Speaker 17: was one of the folk from the photo. She she
Speaker 17: looks gorgeous in the photo shoot. But one of her
Speaker 17: fans got online and posted this photo and said, this
Speaker 17: is not just a photo, this is Nicki Minaj, that
Speaker 17: she is a d L. And Nicki Minaj commented, she
Speaker 17: retweeted it and she said no and people yes because
Speaker 17: the tweet was going and people would be getting to
Speaker 17: pick that up. But the interview itself that she did
Speaker 17: was a lengthy interview with Volatilia, but she talked about
Speaker 17: a lot of things being a mom. You know, she's
Speaker 17: been talking a lot about motherhood. She's talking about her
Speaker 17: new music that's coming. She was talking about the fact
Speaker 17: that now she has to so at first she had
Speaker 17: to pick and choose when she wanted to have her
Speaker 17: baby because everything that's been going on in her career.
Speaker 5: You know, just how big she is now that she's
Speaker 5: a mom.
Speaker 17: She has to pick and choose when she gets to
Speaker 17: be a mom, like simple things like can I take
Speaker 17: my kid for a walk in the park or not
Speaker 17: because people gonna take pictures of him Yep. That does
Speaker 17: not sound pune whatsoever. Yes, this is nothing.
Speaker 4: It's just wild to me that you know, everything that
Speaker 4: people would do nowadays, folks trying to break apart like it's.
Speaker 8: A Marvel movie.
Speaker 3: Everything you don't have hitting these eggs. Everything ain't symbolism
Speaker 3: in the.
Speaker 5: Closet because she in the closet. That don't make no
Speaker 5: damn trend.
Speaker 2: But I love the way to how she replied. She
Speaker 2: just responded, and that was.
Speaker 3: One of her own damn barbs. She should have said
Speaker 3: s m D. Then they like means that she's told you.
Speaker 5: That's what That's what I'm saying. One day I was
Speaker 5: like sm D and they was like, see we told you.
Speaker 3: And I was like, oh my god, we understand that.
Speaker 3: Continue fow low blows.
Speaker 5: That's all you do is exactly. Ain't nothing but the bottom.
Speaker 3: First of all, don't disrespect me.
Speaker 8: I'm a top.
Speaker 2: Continue lower top.
Speaker 5: In the line for the callings for the girls, because
Speaker 5: where you be they.
Speaker 3: Want me to be continue about me, get bottom PowerTOP
Speaker 3: over here. Baby.
Speaker 5: Okay, Well, moving on another news.
Speaker 17: For NBA Starr Sean Kemp has pleaded guilty to an
Speaker 17: assault charge. This happened today Tuesday, uh on the May
Speaker 17: for a shooting of two men inside of a vehicle
Speaker 17: in a Washington State mall parking lot.
Speaker 5: So he played guilty to sesday this Wednesday. Oh shoot,
Speaker 5: see I've been a court.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 5: Just you just gonna sit over there.
Speaker 3: And smile and you still can you still you got
Speaker 3: one more time to blame this on court. Okay.
Speaker 4: I was on the phone with you last night when
Speaker 4: you was walking into a goddamn baar to go have drinks.
Speaker 3: All right, Yes, first.
Speaker 17: Of all, First of all, I was walking into a
Speaker 17: meeting where I at night. Yes, and it was a
Speaker 17: very important one actually all I heard you say, and
Speaker 17: I had to do it at ten o'clock at night.
Speaker 5: What you heard me in life? You heard me order
Speaker 5: at a mammy anyway?
Speaker 17: Anyway, Yeah, So yesterday, Tuesday, the May twenty seventh, he
Speaker 17: pled not guilty. What are you whispering about? Mb to
Speaker 17: I can degree in sault in Pierce County Superior Court.
Speaker 17: So part of the plea agreement, according to the prosecutors,
Speaker 17: is that, oh he had to take the plea agreement
Speaker 17: according to the prosecutor's office, So he was in a
Speaker 17: Toyota four runner and the memoir side in another vehicle.
Speaker 3: This story.
Speaker 4: Morgan did it, and now we ain't never heard it
Speaker 4: because you're doing it this story.
Speaker 2: Remember they stolen stuff.
Speaker 7: She ran up to get this stuff back when they walked,
Speaker 7: and then they started to shoot each other.
Speaker 17: Even I didn't have any drinks last night watching because
Speaker 17: I didn't have any drinks last night. I went to
Speaker 17: a meeting that I can't talk about it, but I
Speaker 17: went to a meeting last night.
Speaker 5: If I had to be some good business being done there. Yes,
Speaker 5: and we're gonna move on because I didn't know we
Speaker 5: did that story things producers.
Speaker 6: Yes, so we're moving on to Okay, we can go
Speaker 6: to Tory Lane, but it's over. It's very lengthy, so
Speaker 6: save that for the third. But it's glad as Night birthday.
Speaker 6: So we got any gladys Knight in the queue.
Speaker 2: Name one gladys Knight, Sola I play.
Speaker 5: We might not know the name of it, but you
Speaker 5: know you know the song if you play it.
Speaker 6: Also, no, I know man I trained to Georgia. But
Speaker 6: also she's also an actress and she was in uh.
Speaker 6: She made her debut in one of Tyler Perry movies,
Speaker 6: I'm Right debut Okay, what do you want to say?
Speaker 2: The bat is but I know how it spelled. But
Speaker 2: it's Poun's debut.
Speaker 5: I can't believe nobody was gonna tell me I did
Speaker 5: that story.
Speaker 6: And I'm sorry to Morgan. I swear I did not know.
Speaker 6: I thought she was talking about something totally different.
Speaker 4: The only reason I stopped you because it looked like
Speaker 4: you didn't really want to tell the story anyway.
Speaker 5: I didn't.
Speaker 17: That's what I'm talking about, prosecutors.
Speaker 5: It's exactly so give us some ghetto.
Speaker 6: What was happening in the world's right here, Jase for
Speaker 6: gladis night the days up next to the breakfast Cloya.
Speaker 8: Wait week, if you're like into the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Don't be out here acting like a donkey.
Speaker 8: He bitch, it's time for Donkey of the Day. I'm
Speaker 8: a big boy. I could take it if he feel
Speaker 8: I deserve.
Speaker 2: It ain't no big deal, I.
Speaker 3: Know, Charlottage God gonna have honestly say, smile.
Speaker 4: Got to say something you may not agree with. It
Speaker 4: doesn't mean I'm news.
Speaker 7: Who's getting that donky that donkey that don't don't don't
Speaker 7: dun't dunk dunk.
Speaker 12: The other day right there.
Speaker 3: A breakfast club.
Speaker 8: Bitcher.
Speaker 4: You can call me the donkey of the day, but
Speaker 4: like i'd mean no.
Speaker 3: Arm here you go.
Speaker 13: Hold on.
Speaker 4: Donkey today for Wednesday, May twenty eighth, goes to a
Speaker 4: teacher in Alabama named Tracy Walker. Tracy is fifty six
Speaker 4: years old and she is charged with aggravated child abuse.
Speaker 4: What did Tracy do to somebody's child? Let's go to
Speaker 4: Fox ten news for the report.
Speaker 1: Police judge today setting a twenty five thousand dollars bond
Speaker 1: from obill Connie Public School teacher accused of giving a
Speaker 1: drink containing ethanol to a four year old student Collins
Speaker 1: Road Elementary School. Student was rushed to the hospital back
Speaker 1: in April, where doctors say she had a blood alcohol
Speaker 1: content level of point two eight. Judge ordering the defendant,
Speaker 1: Tracy Walker, to submit to a drug and alcohol tests
Speaker 1: as a.
Speaker 5: Condition of her bond.
Speaker 1: Her attorney asked to judge for a reasonable bond and
Speaker 1: argued that she's an achieved ten year employee with a
Speaker 1: bachelor's and master's degree from the University of South Alabama
Speaker 1: with no criminal history.
Speaker 3: Nope.
Speaker 1: Walker is due back in court for an arrayment. She
Speaker 1: has been placed on administrative leaf.
Speaker 4: Since when our jello shots proper school supplies. Okay, Tracy
Speaker 4: didn't just cross the line. She took her whole class
Speaker 4: on a field trip over the line. Okay, why do
Speaker 4: y'all like playing with other people's turn?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 4: This is why you know those of us would kids
Speaker 4: suffer from parental paranoia right now because the sick, evil,
Speaker 4: twisted people like Tracy Walker. Okay, don't tell me that
Speaker 4: she didn't have no past criminal record. That it is
Speaker 4: mean she was getting away with stuff.
Speaker 8: All right.
Speaker 3: You are a teacher.
Speaker 4: Your primary duty is to facilitate student learning and understanding
Speaker 4: by imparting knowledge and creating a positive learning environment. But no, Tracy,
Speaker 4: you want to turn kindergarten in the happy hour. Okay,
Speaker 4: four years old, I ana think that kindergarten.
Speaker 3: That's pre k all right.
Speaker 4: She's supposed to be in there teaching life skills, okay,
Speaker 4: not mixology, all right. Teachers are supposed to create a
Speaker 4: positive environment for students.
Speaker 3: The problem with Tracy is she's fifty six years old.
Speaker 4: So when she thinks positive environment, she thinks festivities, she
Speaker 4: thinks drinks, she thinks food. Hell, Tracy probably drunk her
Speaker 4: damn self. Okay, she didn't bring that drink for the kids.
Speaker 4: She bought that drink for herself. And she did that
Speaker 4: to that four year old. Well she did to that
Speaker 4: four year old, which somebody did to her when she
Speaker 4: was young. Okay, and that's let her get a little sip.
Speaker 4: Raise your hands if an adult in your life let
Speaker 4: you get a little sip of some alcohol when you
Speaker 4: as a child. Okay, I'm talking kids in single digits,
Speaker 4: all right, and be raised their hands. Just raise their hand, Red,
Speaker 4: did you raise your hand?
Speaker 3: I know you did? You perto Rican Okay, coquito drinking
Speaker 3: coquito at five? Okay.
Speaker 4: Now I'm not gonna say who the adults were in
Speaker 4: my life that would let me get a sip of Budweiser, Okay,
Speaker 4: the King of Beers, because I don't want to incriminate anybody.
Speaker 4: But that was a regular occurrence in the slums I'm from.
Speaker 4: But that doesn't make it right. Okay, when you know better,
Speaker 4: you do better. And Tracy, you got to know better.
Speaker 4: You can't be given no four year old alcohol, especially
Speaker 4: a four year old that has no family ties to you. Okay.
Speaker 4: IEP is supposed to stand for Individualized Education Plans, not
Speaker 4: intoxicate every preschooler. Okay, this young girl is four. She
Speaker 4: won't be old enough to drink for another seventeen years.
Speaker 4: Do you know what you could be doing to this
Speaker 4: young woman's brain. You know what you could be doing
Speaker 4: to this young woman's liber The only thing more under
Speaker 4: the influence than the students with the teacher's judgment. Okay,
Speaker 4: I know Tracy had to be drunk too. Okay, they
Speaker 4: even think this was a good idea. She had to
Speaker 4: be drunk. Now, let me tell you another part of
Speaker 4: the story. Tracy Walker is a special education teacher. Sounds
Speaker 4: to me like should being a student. Okay, what's crazy
Speaker 4: is in Alabama, if you're a special education student, you're
Speaker 4: entitled to what they call free appropriate public education until
Speaker 4: you turn twenty one. I knew that because I remember
Speaker 4: being in high school and they would always say the
Speaker 4: special education students graduate at twenty one. So if you
Speaker 4: want to drink with kids, Tracy, all you have to
Speaker 4: do is wait seventeen years. And it's sad because if
Speaker 4: it is a kid with disabilities, you are getting them
Speaker 4: drunk and getting drunk messages with your cognitive functions. And
Speaker 4: some of these poor kids already have cognitive impairment. That's
Speaker 4: why they are in special ads. Okay, memory, problem solving, attention,
Speaker 4: all of that is not functioning at the expected level
Speaker 4: for their age, and you give them alcohol. Come on,
Speaker 4: those poor parents don't know what the hell going on. Okay,
Speaker 4: you're making an already tough situation tougher. And for what
Speaker 4: the moral of the story is. If the golden rule
Speaker 4: is doing to others as you would have them do
Speaker 4: unto you, then the platinum rule should be to treat
Speaker 4: other people's kids the way you would want someone to
Speaker 4: treat yours, especially if you're a teacher. Please give Tracy
Speaker 4: Walker the biggest he huff. What's wrong with people?
Speaker 5: That's crazy?
Speaker 6: And I will say in my father's defense, I was
Speaker 6: like four maybe as well, and I used to stay
Speaker 6: up late four Like yes, I was four years old.
Speaker 6: And you know how you a kid be like looking
Speaker 6: looking at something and trying to try it or whatever.
Speaker 6: And I tried it and he was like all right,
Speaker 6: he tried it because I mean he let me try
Speaker 6: because he was like all right, now, now you don't
Speaker 6: like it, do you.
Speaker 5: I spit it out, but I kept drinking it.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 5: It was beer and it wasn't liquor.
Speaker 8: It was beer.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's what was my first. My first nip was
Speaker 4: butter Wife and the King of Beers.
Speaker 5: How old were you either?
Speaker 4: Single digits? Definitely?
Speaker 7: Okay, see I think I was a little older. I
Speaker 7: think I'm probably like it was Heineken, Y'll drink the
Speaker 7: other y'all drink corona. I'm not you are Danish, not
Speaker 7: let you, but it was honey can.
Speaker 2: But dad did the same thing. Give me a taste.
Speaker 2: I spit it right out.
Speaker 6: Yeah, crazy, But I went over and I picked it
Speaker 6: up voluntarily. I was like, m He was like, all right,
Speaker 6: go ahead and tried. Ain't gonna like it, and I didn't.
Speaker 2: He gave it to you.
Speaker 5: Your parents gave it to y'all.
Speaker 3: That was the same thing.
Speaker 4: I was like, that has the tasty tried and I
Speaker 4: ain't say it was my parents. You are the only
Speaker 4: ones incriminating in your parents.
Speaker 2: My dad's eighty five years old.
Speaker 4: He don't give them. They'll still lock him up a try.
Speaker 4: All right, Well, thank you for that donkey to day.
Speaker 4: But you so you spit it out back then? Oh
Speaker 4: my god, did y'all talk about you said? I'm asking
Speaker 4: because you still have a taste for alcohol. You drink now,
Speaker 4: did you?
Speaker 13: Did?
Speaker 4: You spit it out?
Speaker 8: All right?
Speaker 2: Go back on your ass.
Speaker 6: Drink water now, he be like, listen handling that girthy
Speaker 6: bottle like that.
Speaker 2: Yes, I said, big Gulf was the person.
Speaker 7: Honey, alright, thank you for that dog he today, let's
Speaker 7: open up the phone lines. Eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 7: one oh five to one. This morning, during Front Page News,
Speaker 7: Morgan reported that the Trumpetmanstration is now halting new student
Speaker 7: visa interviews and expanding social media vetting for student and
Speaker 7: exchange visitor visa applicants meeting, they're going to start looking
Speaker 7: at your social media. But we're asking eight hundred five
Speaker 7: eight five one oh five to one do you think
Speaker 7: it's fair for employees or schools.
Speaker 2: To check your social media before hiring or admitting you
Speaker 2: to college or school.
Speaker 4: I don't know why I thought that been going on.
Speaker 4: I thought social media vetting, social media background checks. I
Speaker 4: thought that was been happening for a while.
Speaker 7: Now I think they should do more social media vetting myself.
Speaker 7: Eight hundred five a five one oh five one. If
Speaker 7: you want to get a firearm license, I think they
Speaker 7: should go through social media. They do fingerprints, They go
Speaker 7: through mental health, but they don't go through your social media.
Speaker 3: I feel like some job's been doing that, though I
Speaker 3: could be wrong.
Speaker 6: We probably like on the load, probably, but I ain't
Speaker 6: never hear about it being like an actual thing that
Speaker 6: they check your social media.
Speaker 5: I mean always fore like cops, FBI like stuff like that.
Speaker 7: Government joney, they do that, but every job should because
Speaker 7: you want you want to know who you're employing. You
Speaker 7: want to know who if you're a teacher, if you're
Speaker 7: employing a teacher that hasn't only fit And it's a
Speaker 7: problem with that.
Speaker 4: I remember back in the day when it's like twenty fifteen,
Speaker 4: this is before Hillary Clinton came on the Breakfast Club
Speaker 4: and they did a social media background check on all
Speaker 4: of us.
Speaker 3: Oh really they veted our social media.
Speaker 2: Oh you didn't pass at first, right, No, Yeah, definitely.
Speaker 4: Said things about them.
Speaker 13: They want to do it anyway.
Speaker 4: Yeah, anything I'm gonna say anything I've said about you,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna say to you. So yeah, but eight undred
Speaker 4: actually so I dressed up as Hillary folloween one. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you just ups who had in the Nike track suit.
Speaker 4: It was funny when that came up.
Speaker 7: They was like you know, Charlemagne actually dressed up like
Speaker 7: Hillary Clinton and this, that and the other, and she
Speaker 7: came up.
Speaker 2: She wound up coming to face school.
Speaker 8: Thiss was cool.
Speaker 3: That's been twice man.
Speaker 7: But eight hundred and five eight five one o five
Speaker 7: one do you think it's fair for employers or schools
Speaker 7: to check your social media before hiring or admitting you?
Speaker 7: Let's talk about it. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 7: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 19: It's topic times called eight hundred five five one five
Speaker 19: one to join into the discussion.
Speaker 8: With the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Morning everybody.
Speaker 7: It's tj Nvjess hilarious, Charlamagne, dea God.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: If you're just joining us, we're asking eight hundred five
Speaker 7: eight five one oh five to one do you think
Speaker 7: it's fair for employers or schools to check your social
Speaker 7: media before hiring you or admitting you to their college?
Speaker 2: That is the question.
Speaker 7: And that's because Trump's administration is now halting new student
Speaker 7: visa interviews and expanding social media to the vetting process.
Speaker 2: So we're asking is that fair?
Speaker 13: I think it is?
Speaker 7: Now you want to see who you work with, and
Speaker 7: you know, if you interview somebody, they're not going to
Speaker 7: tell you the truth. But social media, nine times out
Speaker 7: of ten you could actually see what a person is
Speaker 7: doing if they're going through something hopefully or if they're crazy.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but then you know, you had things like yo,
Speaker 6: some people's social media is literally their personal outlets. Some
Speaker 6: people like that's what I've I feel like in a sense,
Speaker 6: that's what social media is for for you to show
Speaker 6: what you want about your personal life. How much of
Speaker 6: that is going to be judged by an employer or
Speaker 6: really taken seriously? But you know what I'm saying, how
Speaker 6: can I don't know, it needs to be some type
Speaker 6: of stipulation like or to a certain extent or something
Speaker 6: like that. Because for instance, yesterday, given what we were
Speaker 6: talking about with Lauren and what she went to DR
Speaker 6: that was fun, you know, that was the business, but
Speaker 6: what she was doing for that, you know what I mean? So,
Speaker 6: now what if she goes into like a big say
Speaker 6: a BBC, want to hire her or whatever, and they
Speaker 6: go on there and they don't give it a job
Speaker 6: because they've seen that she parties in DR and she
Speaker 6: wears you know, a certain clothing that you know, like, now,
Speaker 6: what what is you know?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 7: But I still think like even I'm two a all day, right,
Speaker 7: So if you want to purchase a firearm, don't you
Speaker 7: want to see on their social media if somebody's threatening somebody,
Speaker 7: somebody's living something crazy where you say, well, this person
Speaker 7: shouldn't have a firearm, you know what I mean?
Speaker 12: Right?
Speaker 2: So I think they should Shelton.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think they do. They should have online vetting,
Speaker 4: social media vetting. I feel like some jobs already do that.
Speaker 4: I definitely know, and entertainment a lot of what they
Speaker 4: were doing that because you got to think a lot
Speaker 4: of these entertainment companies were hiring talent and then remember
Speaker 4: them remember the old tweet era you have, you know,
Speaker 4: the old tweet air and people would have to let
Speaker 4: you go because the old tweets and all and that
Speaker 4: stuff like that. So a lot of them were doing
Speaker 4: you know that online vetting, which I don't. I don't
Speaker 4: have a problem with it. I think that is good
Speaker 4: because you know, it's an extension of your character. Now,
Speaker 4: I will say, I don't know how far back you
Speaker 4: should hold somebody accountable, you know what I'm saying, Because
Speaker 4: if you're hiring somebody at thirty and they you saw
Speaker 4: them tweet something.
Speaker 3: Wow, fifteen years ago.
Speaker 4: That I don't I don't think that's that's fair, but
Speaker 4: I think there should be some level of online betting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Hello, who's this.
Speaker 20: From harrisburd Pa.
Speaker 2: What's what's your what's your opinion? What's your thoughts?
Speaker 20: My thought is that is similar to the first I
Speaker 20: want to say, good morning everybody morning.
Speaker 16: But this reminded me of the topic you guys.
Speaker 20: Had yesterday on Lauren and people judging her for what
Speaker 20: she posted on her social media. Right, And I believe
Speaker 20: that social media is for personal use. It is unless
Speaker 20: you have a brand social media that you can separately make,
Speaker 20: which we all know. We have our personal page and
Speaker 20: our business page.
Speaker 12: Right.
Speaker 20: If it's not on your business page, then it is none.
Speaker 12: Of your your job business.
Speaker 7: Well, let me ask you a question, roll why But
Speaker 7: if you're a racist and you and you post a
Speaker 7: lot of racist things on your social media, but now
Speaker 7: I'm hiring you. And if I'm hiring you, you know
Speaker 7: you're supposed to represent the company, and I don't want
Speaker 7: somebody that's racist representing my company.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because people hire you on character too, They do
Speaker 3: hire you on character.
Speaker 7: True.
Speaker 14: True.
Speaker 20: I didn't look at it from that aspect because there
Speaker 20: are a lot of racists that are openly sharing stuff online.
Speaker 20: So I understand that. I understand that aspect.
Speaker 5: But see is situational. That's still situational, you know what
Speaker 5: I mean?
Speaker 6: Because even going back to Lauren and that is evident, right,
Speaker 6: she has brown girl grinding, that is her business right
Speaker 6: where there's nothing but her brand, her representing her brand
Speaker 6: eloquently professionally, you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: Then you have Laura l Rosa.
Speaker 6: That's who she is when she's not in the studio,
Speaker 6: when she's not in the core or not working. So
Speaker 6: again it's just situational. But I agree with the racist thing.
Speaker 2: CC. Good morning, Good morning, CEC. What's your CC?
Speaker 12: Is this?
Speaker 2: He was at court yesterday?
Speaker 16: Yeah, no, I called yesterday. I called yesterday morning.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, okay, so she called to day's the road,
Speaker 6: but you ain't the you ain't capracorn clock right?
Speaker 5: Oh okay?
Speaker 4: Now what else?
Speaker 5: What's going on?
Speaker 13: CC?
Speaker 5: I feel like college is one you spend over fifty
Speaker 5: feed to sixty thousand dollars.
Speaker 20: Once you're done going there, they should not worry about
Speaker 20: what you're doing on your social media. You're paying them.
Speaker 16: Then, on top of that, the job.
Speaker 7: How well you do your job does not have anything
Speaker 7: to do with how many kids you got at home,
Speaker 7: or if you got your man.
Speaker 21: Or your husband on your page or anything.
Speaker 20: I don't know.
Speaker 5: They everybody stay.
Speaker 4: Off social media, I do think, yeah, but I do
Speaker 4: think they're checking for character. What I do think should happen.
Speaker 4: And Chuck Dee was up here talking about this a
Speaker 4: couple of weeks ago. There needs to be social media
Speaker 4: etiquette classes for kids, and they need to be taught
Speaker 4: social media etiquette early because a lot of these things
Speaker 4: that they are putting online can't affect them in the
Speaker 4: future at schools, at jobs like I think that's what
Speaker 4: actually needs that.
Speaker 7: But as charents, that's what we should be doing, right,
Speaker 7: we should be making sure our kids are We're protecting
Speaker 7: our kids and making sure we're explaining to them what
Speaker 7: social media does and the effects of it, because right
Speaker 7: now they might be kids having fun, but ten years
Speaker 7: from now, that's right.
Speaker 2: Whatever they put online stays online.
Speaker 20: That's right.
Speaker 4: You know what.
Speaker 6: You know one thing about it is gonna be hard
Speaker 6: to even have our kids listen to us because we
Speaker 6: didn't listen to our parents we were younger either, and
Speaker 6: that just that's the site whatever piece itself. What it
Speaker 6: needs to be is somebody that they look up to,
Speaker 6: like a co synot or something like that to teach
Speaker 6: a class like that. And Kai already displays that he
Speaker 6: has a level of etiquette correct that a lot.
Speaker 5: Of kids don't, and a lot of kids look up
Speaker 5: to him.
Speaker 6: So you know, further more than us being the guardians
Speaker 6: and the parents, it should be other kids doing that too.
Speaker 4: But you know what's gonna make them listen when they
Speaker 4: hear people like a Kai or whoever talk about opportunities
Speaker 4: they lost, opportunities they didn't get because it's something they
Speaker 4: put on social media.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one.
Speaker 7: Do you think it's fair for employers or schools to
Speaker 7: check your social media before hiring you or admitting you
Speaker 7: to their college or university.
Speaker 2: Let's discuss. It's the Breakfast Club God Morning.
Speaker 8: If you're all talking about it, you know we talking
Speaker 8: about it? About it?
Speaker 19: It's topic times called eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 19: five one to join into the discussion with the Breakfast.
Speaker 2: Club Morning, everybody.
Speaker 7: It's dj NV just hilarious, Charlamagne the God. We are
Speaker 7: the Breakfast Club. If you're just joining us. We're asking,
Speaker 7: do you think it's fair for employers or schools to
Speaker 7: check your social media before hiring or admitting you to
Speaker 7: their college or university. This conversation comes from Trump. The
Speaker 7: Trump administration is halting new student visa interviews and expanding
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Speaker 7: so that's what we're asking eight hundred five A five
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Speaker 13: What's your door seas?
Speaker 16: So my thoughts are I don't think that they should
Speaker 16: be used in your email or you know, searching and
Speaker 16: social media because the interviewers look like your personal.
Speaker 14: Life and they want this. They want you to create
Speaker 14: this work life balance.
Speaker 16: And it's just like if you're checking my social media.
Speaker 2: For me to work, so for you, it's why you
Speaker 2: gotta make sure you're not crazy. We want to make
Speaker 2: sure you're not racist.
Speaker 7: We want to make sure you're not doing something illegal,
Speaker 7: because nowadays everybody posted the illegal stuff they do on
Speaker 7: line too.
Speaker 4: So it was wild when the woman called her for
Speaker 4: a little while ago and said, uh, you know, we're
Speaker 4: paying to have money on this college campus and do
Speaker 4: check my social media? What if you on social media
Speaker 4: talk about shooting up the school, correct, right, right?
Speaker 16: But you you definitely got a point there. But what
Speaker 16: if also they like say, for instance, you got somebody
Speaker 16: who models and that's their way of like promoting what
Speaker 16: they do on social media, and they're like half naked,
Speaker 16: You go and fire me for this because I'm trying to,
Speaker 16: you know, have a side now on top of this
Speaker 16: job that I come in and do a good job
Speaker 16: at every day.
Speaker 4: That's interesting because you know, remember that woman, remember the
Speaker 4: police officer who was on in the music video music.
Speaker 3: I didn't think she should be fired.
Speaker 2: She got fired. I don't think she got fired. Transferred,
Speaker 2: but I don't think she got fired. What about me?
Speaker 2: Ask you a question? What about a teacher?
Speaker 7: Right, Let's say a teacher is doing OnlyFans She's not naked,
Speaker 7: but provocative, you know what I mean? Do you want
Speaker 7: your students going to that that having that teacher?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 2: Especially hellos this.
Speaker 21: Hi, this is Madison high back the club.
Speaker 2: What's talk to us? What's your thought?
Speaker 21: I think that they should continue to do it. And
Speaker 21: I also think that well I know they been doing
Speaker 21: it with's my Snority Across In twenty sixteen, they did
Speaker 21: a social media audio on this. We had to put
Speaker 21: our Facebook and on Instagram on there and they just
Speaker 21: look to also see how you truly are the community
Speaker 21: and what you closed to see that in line, I'm
Speaker 21: not in data, Adam, member of Alpaca Alphauthority Incorporated. All Right,
Speaker 21: all right, thank you, you have a great day.
Speaker 2: You two know, man, what's the molar story?
Speaker 6: If we just if we judge by your social media
Speaker 6: and Jessica Robin Moore will never have a job nowhere
Speaker 6: else else period. They're gonna judge from my social media,
Speaker 6: my social media past all of that.
Speaker 4: But I think a lot of that stuff for a
Speaker 4: long time ago though, like, no, some stuff that's that's true,
Speaker 4: you know what I'm saying. I mean, the last time
Speaker 4: you really really wild out on social media was when
Speaker 4: you like you didn't know if you wanted a job anymore.
Speaker 6: That's why I never get another job, because they'd be like,
Speaker 6: when we do something wrong that she can go right online.
Speaker 12: Sir.
Speaker 8: That's true though, yeah.
Speaker 4: But I mean that's why you need to continue to
Speaker 4: be an entrepreneur.
Speaker 2: Right did you say, mister?
Speaker 3: Mental health reform?
Speaker 4: But that comes with age. But you know what though,
Speaker 4: to justice point. You got to give people that opportunity
Speaker 4: to grow. That's why I said, I'm not judging people
Speaker 4: based off what they tweeted ten years ago, fifteen years ago,
Speaker 4: twenty years ago. If you're thirty and you're applying for
Speaker 4: a job, you don't went to college and all types
Speaker 4: of other stuff, I'm gonna look at your tweets and
Speaker 4: be like, Damn, when you was fifteen you said X,
Speaker 4: Y and Z no, Well even when you.
Speaker 5: Was twenty, like I was twenty years old. You know
Speaker 5: what I'm saying, It's crazy.
Speaker 8: All right.
Speaker 2: Well, when we come back, we got the latest with Lauren,
Speaker 2: So don't move.
Speaker 3: It's to breakfast club.
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Speaker 7: The breakfast slo Good morning the Breakfast Club. Let's get
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Speaker 5: Good morning.
Speaker 17: So another thing that we need to talk about really
Speaker 17: really quickly. It might be a congratulations.
Speaker 5: I'm not for sure.
Speaker 17: She's had the baby at Pcassie's reported and has went
Speaker 17: into labor. She's in the Yeah, she's in the hospital
Speaker 17: in New York. Now, there were some reports that there
Speaker 17: there may be a complications, but I haven't confirmed that.
Speaker 17: I did reach out to her attorney to try and
Speaker 17: figure that out, but he said that it was something
Speaker 17: that he would not speak on.
Speaker 2: You reached out to her attorney about her having a baby?
Speaker 17: Who else would I reach out to her? You reach
Speaker 17: out to a rep, and the attorney was the first
Speaker 17: REP number that I had. I don't have a publicist number.
Speaker 2: Four just mine out business about her.
Speaker 4: There's no I'm just I know you got a job
Speaker 4: to do, but there's no No consciousness.
Speaker 5: Kicks in, only my consciousness.
Speaker 17: My consciousness kicked in because I'm like, I don't know
Speaker 17: if I want to say congratulations she's in labor, and
Speaker 17: if there's complications, if something's wrong, like that sounds so
Speaker 17: like not right, But you.
Speaker 6: Can still second gratulations. You know what, I really reached
Speaker 6: out safe delivery.
Speaker 4: I don't even say that you heard this complications because
Speaker 4: you don't know if it's true.
Speaker 2: I can't wait you.
Speaker 17: I also don't know if she's actually in labor or not.
Speaker 17: He wouldn't confirm anything to me. These are just reports,
Speaker 17: So yeah, I would just say a prayer.
Speaker 4: I heard somebody in complications, just the way the black
Speaker 4: paternal death read yes.
Speaker 5: And that's what made me no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 5: I'm not.
Speaker 17: When I reached out, I said, the first thing I
Speaker 17: said was, I know this is a sensitive topic, but
Speaker 17: I feel like if I report on it, I want
Speaker 17: to make sure that if there is something wrong, I
Speaker 17: at least can know, like, all right, what not to say,
Speaker 17: or like, you know, how sensitive to be about it.
Speaker 7: Dang shoots were praying for She's a unit in New
Speaker 7: York delivery.
Speaker 2: This is baby number three, right.
Speaker 5: Yes, this is baby number three with her husband Alex. Fine.
Speaker 17: Now moving on, We're going to go into Tory lanez.
Speaker 17: So yeah, taking taking a left turn. So there was
Speaker 17: this video that was released to the Shade Room and
Speaker 17: it's all over the internet.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 17: Of you guys, remember when Tory Lane was stabbed the
Speaker 17: fourteen times we forget last week. There's video of that
Speaker 17: that is circulating. In the video, of course, you you
Speaker 17: don't really see the actual stabbing. You just see the
Speaker 17: guy over top of him, and Toy's like.
Speaker 5: You know, Kiah kick kicking and punching and basically trying
Speaker 5: to keep the guy off of him.
Speaker 4: Like a wag.
Speaker 5: No just here and there. But no guards come the
Speaker 5: whole time, no guards because, to be honest, it just
Speaker 5: looks like a fight.
Speaker 4: It does.
Speaker 7: Just looks like a regular But I was wondering, I
Speaker 7: wonder if the guy came up behind him because Tory's
Speaker 7: big pause right.
Speaker 5: If you look at his jail pictures, I was gonna say, now,
Speaker 5: he's sure, but.
Speaker 7: He's muscular, and the guy that looked like he did
Speaker 7: the stabbing from his pictures, he looked very thin and skinny.
Speaker 7: So it feels like Toy should be able to flip
Speaker 7: him around. You say, your sounds want to.
Speaker 3: You know him. I just wondering if he could flip
Speaker 3: him around.
Speaker 5: He was on the ground.
Speaker 3: You were the official DJ. The freaking can't nobody tell
Speaker 3: me different.
Speaker 2: I can't even have a conversation without you saying something me.
Speaker 8: We was just in his mind.
Speaker 3: I've been listening to a story about the man gets
Speaker 3: that in prison, and.
Speaker 17: Yeah, V because you see him on the ground and
Speaker 17: be so I don't understand how exactly how he likes.
Speaker 3: Being flipped over.
Speaker 4: Did you call the jail to confirm I did you
Speaker 4: call him say why no guards came to his age?
Speaker 17: I did reach out multiple people to figure out what
Speaker 17: what is their response to the fact that there's no
Speaker 17: guards at all in this video and Tory just gets
Speaker 17: up and walks away. But maybe he didn't get stabbed
Speaker 17: yet or no, no, he was stabbed because then people
Speaker 17: started screenshotting, like as he walks and you see like
Speaker 17: the blood on his body and on his face and
Speaker 17: stuff like that.
Speaker 5: So he was stabbed at the point when he was
Speaker 5: walking away.
Speaker 17: But again still no guards responded, and there have been
Speaker 17: reports that this the guy that stabbed him. He's spoken
Speaker 17: to TMZ and he told them that he thought that
Speaker 17: Tory Lanes. He alleged that Tory Lanes was trying to
Speaker 17: put money on his head and trying to take his life,
Speaker 17: so he thought he was acting in self defense.
Speaker 3: How the hell did he speak to TMS?
Speaker 5: They called him on the box on the phone. He
Speaker 5: called them on the phone.
Speaker 2: Speak English.
Speaker 5: Huh, he speaks English.
Speaker 17: The stories in English, they said in a prison phone call,
Speaker 17: with Santiago Cacio, who's already serving life in prison.
Speaker 4: For those who used to work at TMZ. Right, Yes,
Speaker 4: how do people get videos like that from inside the jail?
Speaker 17: I'm stermally leaked from someone that would have access. They
Speaker 17: pay for it, like do some out, Let's pay for
Speaker 17: it someone, let's do.
Speaker 5: Pay for it.
Speaker 17: But it's not as much as y'all think. Like people
Speaker 17: think you get a big pay day, and it don't
Speaker 17: be as much as you think. But somehow, let's do
Speaker 17: some people somehow, let's don't. But sometimes things are leaked
Speaker 17: depending on who's leaking them because you want you want
Speaker 17: something out there, y, you want to want people to
Speaker 17: be made aware of something. And that's why when I
Speaker 17: watched it, my first thing was, wait, where are the guards?
Speaker 17: Because to me that was there's some something wrong.
Speaker 6: Like yeah, absolutely, yeah, maybe guards were probably in on
Speaker 6: or whatever something like that, because where are you guys?
Speaker 5: I don't know, but they supposed to be there.
Speaker 12: Uh.
Speaker 17: But yeah, So I did reach out to you, I
Speaker 17: haven't heard back. I reached out to tory Land's attorney.
Speaker 17: I also reached out to a rep for the warden,
Speaker 17: and I reached out to another personal toy team as
Speaker 17: well too, Just trying to figure out how out the cards.
Speaker 17: Nothing yet, okay, so what else is in a pot? Okay,
Speaker 17: now let's bring in some love. Well not yet, because
Speaker 17: it's a lot going on with Black Love. Y'all know,
Speaker 17: I been kind of in and out. But since I've
Speaker 17: been talking about not No Love, we've had Remy and
Speaker 17: Pat fallout.
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, you did a great job reported that. By
Speaker 5: the way, thank you. Yandy M and DC's. I don't
Speaker 5: know what is happening over there, but what happened with them?
Speaker 17: So Yandyman DC's Yandy's like ex best friends, used to
Speaker 17: work with her. It is claiming that she has like
Speaker 17: a whole little side booth thing in London, and he
Speaker 17: got caught up because of it because there was a
Speaker 17: photo that looked like it was three people when it
Speaker 17: was you know, really him and Yandy's cyboo.
Speaker 4: And the cameras rolling.
Speaker 5: Now listen, I have no idea.
Speaker 6: But she did, but she'd be in Atlanta a lot. No,
Speaker 6: it's still stuff going on in New York. Perhaps we
Speaker 6: need to bring the New York franchise back that.
Speaker 5: Used to be the best one. Absolutely, But I don't know.
Speaker 5: Black love is just it.
Speaker 6: It's favoring sort of god that he used to be
Speaker 6: her assistant, right or man sylace or something like that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, something like that.
Speaker 6: He was making videos walking around three days trying to
Speaker 6: get all this information out. He says she got a
Speaker 6: boo over in London that she cheated on the DC
Speaker 6: Way and he know because he flew over there to.
Speaker 2: Cover for her. Yeah.
Speaker 6: I would never hire him ever. And he called us
Speaker 6: off our friend and then he got online. It's all
Speaker 6: a fake crime though, we you know, we don't know
Speaker 6: he telling if he's telling the truth or not.
Speaker 5: Well, I reached out and I got friends, of course,
Speaker 5: and I have a statement from yan Dy.
Speaker 17: It says I'm human and right now I'm grieving a
Speaker 17: loss of someone who was like a brother to me.
Speaker 17: She's about the guy that made the videos, Brian. Was
Speaker 17: it just a friend, he was family. This has been
Speaker 17: incredibly painful. I truly appreciate all the love and support
Speaker 17: my family has been shown during this time. It means
Speaker 17: more than I can express ask for everything that has
Speaker 17: been said. I'm choosing to handle it privately, not everything
Speaker 17: needs to be picked apart in the public and speaking
Speaker 17: on it right now won't bring any good, only more noise.
Speaker 17: So I appreciate those giving me the space in our
Speaker 17: space to protect our peace.
Speaker 5: And that's why I love loy Yandy because Aka he
Speaker 5: dead to me crazy.
Speaker 3: She said, you can say that on there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there was from her, because that's what that is.
Speaker 4: That was a long statement that didn't ask for privacy.
Speaker 4: I love you, but that was a very long statement
Speaker 4: just to say.
Speaker 5: Keep it real. Cute she is.
Speaker 17: She's always mastered, probably the nice little speaking engagement dress.
Speaker 17: When she said, all right, then't I like to show
Speaker 17: you a Barack at Obama, I mean baraka Michelle.
Speaker 5: No, they're together at the date night in New York.
Speaker 17: Because we're talking about black gloved date night and stop
Speaker 17: playing with them.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they're out in New York.
Speaker 2: All right, solute to them.
Speaker 7: All right, Well that is the latest with Lauren. Let's
Speaker 7: get to the People's Choice mix. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Good morning, you're checking out the Breakfast.
Speaker 2: Club morning everybody.
Speaker 7: It's stej NV just Hilaris Charlamagne, the guy. We are
Speaker 7: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: I do not have shows this weekend but June thirteenth,
Speaker 6: that's Friday, and June fourteenth that's a Saturday. I will
Speaker 6: be in Pittsburgh, y'all, Homestead, Pennsylvania, right outside of Pittsburgh.
Speaker 5: Get your tickets.
Speaker 6: I'll be at the Funny Bone. We got four shows.
Speaker 6: That's two on Friday and two on Saturday, so get
Speaker 6: your tickets for that. Me and my brother Desdy Alexander
Speaker 6: will be hitting this stage and we haven't been to
Speaker 6: Pennsylvania in a long time.
Speaker 5: We haven't been to Pittsburgh in a while. So I
Speaker 5: know y'all loved me. Although I didn't trade it.
Speaker 6: I'm a trader because remember I was a Steelers fan,
Speaker 6: right and then when I married Christ, I had to
Speaker 6: become a Baltimore Ravens fan. And I know it's crazy
Speaker 6: that I wasn't already a Baltimore Rivers stand but I
Speaker 6: didn't get into football until I got to high school.
Speaker 6: And I went to high school in Pennsylvania, it was
Speaker 6: either the Eagles or the Steelers, and the Steelers were killing.
Speaker 3: I think you always wanted to be a Ravens fan.
Speaker 4: Ashing is a Ravens fan.
Speaker 3: Your father is a Ravens fan.
Speaker 4: I don't think you should give christ that, Yeah, Oh
Speaker 4: I shouldn't.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I shouldn't give them that direct.
Speaker 4: You don't switch. You didn't stop beating the soul food
Speaker 4: and want Mexican food war just because.
Speaker 2: Wow, maybe she did more tacos. Listen, get your tickets, y'll.
Speaker 6: Jallars Official dot Com June thirteenth and fourteenth, Homestead, PA, Pittsburgh, PA.
Speaker 4: I will be there, Yeah, I will say, just want
Speaker 4: a bunch of kids now? You usually just want one
Speaker 4: more Now it's like give me seven ye No.
Speaker 6: Said seven kids is a Mexican doesn't.
Speaker 12: All?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 7: Now, that week and as Father's Day weekend, I'm gonna
Speaker 7: be out in Atlantic City. A salute the vibes Cartel.
Speaker 7: Actually we bring in our vibes called jail to Atlantic City. Yes,
Speaker 7: so what the hell they're gonna have vibes at in
Speaker 7: Atlantic City? I love Atlanta City. What place is big enough?
Speaker 7: The whole vibes cartail in Atlanta it's.
Speaker 2: Not gonna be as big. So it's gonna be It's
Speaker 2: gonna be nice and quoint. Let me give you the.
Speaker 5: Ain't no way we're saying it.
Speaker 2: You're saying it on the radio.
Speaker 7: It's gonna be so many people, it's gonna be sold
Speaker 7: out real fast. He's coming to the Boardwalk Call the Boardwalk.
Speaker 2: Call in Atlantic City, Wilwalk Hall is not that big.
Speaker 4: I like Boardwalk call him. My daughter has a lot
Speaker 4: of cheerleading competitions there.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so he's gonna be at the Boardwalk Call Father's
Speaker 7: Day weekend, So get your ticket.
Speaker 2: It will sell out. Let me see how many holes
Speaker 2: because I'm curious.
Speaker 3: Foe thousand, seven hundred and seventy. There must be another
Speaker 3: part of Boardwalk Hall. I don't know about it.
Speaker 7: You go fourteen thousand, June fourteenth. The show is at
Speaker 7: nine o'clock. It's gonna be me vibes called tel DJ
Speaker 7: self and Norri DJ Norri.
Speaker 3: So we got a lot of fun.
Speaker 7: We got a salute Humbler poet for joining this morning
Speaker 7: losing My guy humbled the forward.
Speaker 4: He got a new book out, Unanxious, fifty simple Truths
Speaker 4: to help overthinkers feel less stress.
Speaker 3: And more calm.
Speaker 2: That's right, that's right, and you've got a positive note.
Speaker 4: I do in this simple man. Treat people the way
Speaker 4: you want to be treated. Talk to people the way
Speaker 4: you want to be talked to. Respectors, earned, not given,
Speaker 4: have a blessed day.
Speaker 2: Breakfast club bitch
Speaker 3: Is you don't finish or y'all done it