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Speaker 2: Jes Laris is on maternity. Elo Lauosso filling in with
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Speaker 3: Good morning, Charla Magney cap he stod a planning this Friday.
Speaker 2: How y'all feel out there? I feel blessed, black and
Speaker 2: holly favored, blessed with another day to serve off beautiful listeners.
Speaker 2: And that's right.
Speaker 3: We got a special guest co host this morning.
Speaker 2: Yes, indeed you might know this brother from Wilding Out.
Speaker 2: He got a bunch of jobs, Steve, too many jobs,
Speaker 2: too many jobs. Yes, ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 3: Nick Cannon will be co hosting with us this morning.
Speaker 2: Y'all don't need me. Y'all doing amazing, but I'm just
Speaker 2: here hanging out. Are you feelings going on? Man? Come on, man,
Speaker 2: you know, just trying to stay on this side of
Speaker 2: the grass. Nickgas in town. He got you got the
Speaker 2: Wilding Out show this weekend?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Barclays tonight, So you know it's pretty I mean,
Speaker 4: he's I think there might be a few tickets left.
Speaker 2: I'm sure we sold out like y'a sold out in Chicago, y'all.
Speaker 5: Crazy Yuri team Captain Baddies.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I had the whole Uh, my brother Lemme and
Speaker 4: the Baddies crew is out there. So yeah, yeah, we
Speaker 4: went crazy.
Speaker 2: But Nick Cannon is the radio guy, so you know,
Speaker 2: we don't got to prep him with nothing.
Speaker 3: He's ready to go. That's right, all right, he knows,
Speaker 3: he knows everything, absolutely do well. This morning, we got
Speaker 3: Robert Kraft joining us this morning. You know Robert Craft
Speaker 3: is the owner of the New England Patriots. Yes, he's
Speaker 3: got a new foundation.
Speaker 2: Well, he got a foundation to combat anti Semitism called FCAS.
Speaker 2: But he's got a new campaign called Time Out against Hate.
Speaker 2: That's right, that's right. That's and my man resmud Minica
Speaker 2: will be here.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 2: You know a classic book that I love, my grandmother's hands.
Speaker 2: He turned it into a children's book. That's right, and
Speaker 2: that is out right now. Plus he'll be at my
Speaker 2: four Fanuel Mental Wealth expos that's happened in tomorrow from
Speaker 2: eleven am to four pm at the Marriott, Marquee and
Speaker 2: tom Square. But also too, man, let me tell you something.
Speaker 2: I woke up this morning, I said my prayers, I
Speaker 2: read my daily affirmations, and then I turned on the
Speaker 2: Gospel of Glorilla.
Speaker 5: Okay, Gloria, you played the Gospel and you go right
Speaker 5: into the Kirk Franklin and she honestly, yo, she she's
Speaker 5: like she's.
Speaker 2: On there, Lauria, Hallelujah. Woods is annoying and I don't
Speaker 2: care what none of y'all. He just got to say
Speaker 2: about it. Okay, So what you want to hear? Whill
Speaker 2: were playing off the album. We're gonna playing stuff off boarding,
Speaker 2: but we might as well, you know, we start Let's
Speaker 2: start off with hold On. That's just you know, that's
Speaker 2: the one, that's the one. Yeah, that's the one that's
Speaker 2: bubbling right now, Let's start off the hold on you
Speaker 2: want since you just started all the prayer, you don't
Speaker 2: start the one with Kirk Press. Dam No, not today.
Speaker 2: Here's Friday, though. We should start off with t G
Speaker 2: I F first. Then yeah you got it? Yeah, okay, yeah,
Speaker 2: you got that one up. I sucks. I love her.
Speaker 7: Let's get you feel good.
Speaker 2: The ancestors when she rang.
Speaker 7: Take me back to homecoming, Nick, you don't need to
Speaker 7: go back homecoming.
Speaker 2: You don't need to go back to home coming.
Speaker 3: Let's get into it. It's the Breakfast Club. Front page
Speaker 3: News is next to Morgan Away. Let's go morning everybody.
Speaker 3: It's te j n V, Jesse, Larry.
Speaker 2: Charlamage the guy. We are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Law on ROLSA feeling it for Jess and Nick Cannon
Speaker 3: his coast and this morning and let's get in some
Speaker 3: front page news.
Speaker 2: Start off for some quick spoil.
Speaker 3: Last night w NBA, the Minnesota Lynx came back to
Speaker 3: beat the Liberty ninety five ninety three.
Speaker 2: Phenomenal game yep.
Speaker 3: And Thursday night football, the forty nine Ers beat the
Speaker 3: Seahawks thirty six twenty four. And last night in Major
Speaker 3: League Baseball, the Yankees move on. They beat the Royals
Speaker 3: three to one, and the Guardians beat the Tigers. They
Speaker 3: tied the series five forur. Did you know the Tiger's
Speaker 3: salary cap is eighteen million dollars?
Speaker 2: What the heck?
Speaker 3: That's not a lot of money. I'm gonna tell you why. Yeah,
Speaker 3: eighteen million dollars is what they pay the whole team.
Speaker 2: The whole teams. Yes, y'all got steroid.
Speaker 7: Y'all got to start doing.
Speaker 2: Star was making so much money when they was doing.
Speaker 3: But the fact that they went this far and only
Speaker 3: pay eighteen million dollars. Just to put in perspective, Judge
Speaker 3: on the Yankees makes it forty million a year. Wow,
Speaker 3: and that on your team the salary is eighteen million.
Speaker 7: Who decides that?
Speaker 8: Though?
Speaker 7: Like, how does that becoming the owner?
Speaker 2: The owner?
Speaker 3: The owner decides when there's no salary cap in baseball,
Speaker 3: so they can pay whatever they want.
Speaker 2: But they only pay out eighteen million dollars. How crazy
Speaker 2: is that? Got a bang for his butt? They need
Speaker 2: a union, right, that's crazy.
Speaker 3: But the fact that they went this far and you know,
Speaker 3: they paid eighteen million, Like I said, the Yankees paid
Speaker 3: Judge forty million a year.
Speaker 2: That's crazy. Morning boy again, Good morning, dang.
Speaker 9: I was thinking, y'all ain't gonna care about the news
Speaker 9: this morning, Okay, So let's get it to it.
Speaker 7: President Joe Biden.
Speaker 9: He's calling out former President Donald Trump after spreading misinformation
Speaker 9: about federal government. The federal government's response to Hurricane Helene
Speaker 9: and Milton. Trump said last weekend that people who lost
Speaker 9: their homes and hurricanes would only receive seven hundred and
Speaker 9: fifty dollars in federal aid. While speaking at the White
Speaker 9: House on Thursday about Hurricane Milton. Specifically, Biden said, that's
Speaker 9: just a lie to suggest that all are going to
Speaker 9: that that's all that people are going to get.
Speaker 10: Let's hear from Biden.
Speaker 11: Mister President Trump, former President Trump, get a life. Man
Speaker 11: helped these people. Mister Trump and I all those other
Speaker 11: people know. It's a lie to suggest that's all they're
Speaker 11: going to get.
Speaker 2: That's bizarre. It's bizarre. They got to stop this.
Speaker 9: So Biden went on to say that Trump and others
Speaker 9: who spread information are an American.
Speaker 2: This comes.
Speaker 9: There has been at least twelve fatalities reported as a
Speaker 9: result of the storm of Hurricane Milton, to be specific.
Speaker 9: Biden fears the death toll will only rise in the
Speaker 9: coming days following Hurricane Milton, and that he's been in
Speaker 9: contact with local leaders in Florida and promise to provide
Speaker 9: all the assets they need.
Speaker 10: More on Biden, we.
Speaker 11: Know from previous hurricanes it's often the case that more
Speaker 11: lives are lost today's following the storm than actually during
Speaker 11: the storm itself. I know recovery, rebuilding project can take
Speaker 11: a long and difficult time, but it was long after
Speaker 11: the pression.
Speaker 2: The cameras move on.
Speaker 11: I promise you you have to pick up the pieces still.
Speaker 11: I want you to know everything on our power to
Speaker 11: help you put pieces back together and get all that
Speaker 11: you need.
Speaker 9: Biden also spoke with Secretary of Defense Floyd Austin about
Speaker 9: providing military assistance in hard hit areas impacted by Milton
Speaker 9: and Helene.
Speaker 10: He also okay, yeah, he talked about the misinformation.
Speaker 9: Meanwhile, Florida Governor Ron Desanta says Milton was significant, but
Speaker 9: wasn't the worst case scenario that forecasters feared, thank god,
Speaker 9: right exactly. The damage is extensive and at least three
Speaker 9: million homes all remain without power. Search and rescue efforts
Speaker 9: are ongoing, with hundreds being rescued so far. Let's hear
Speaker 9: from Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.
Speaker 12: We're continuing supporting search and rescue operations. As of this afternoon,
Speaker 12: at least three in and forty individuals and forty nine
Speaker 12: pets have been rescued. They are hard at work. I
Speaker 12: know this area as FPL, I know they're planning a
Speaker 12: big push. So we feel very confident that those folks
Speaker 12: are working very hard and you're going to see some
Speaker 12: good stuff here in the ensuing time period.
Speaker 9: Well, the GAG is two Floridians take this into account.
Speaker 9: The Florida governor said that the Sunshine State is a
Speaker 9: state of law and order.
Speaker 10: So if there's some.
Speaker 9: Things that he's saying, you know, you might want to
Speaker 9: be basically you want to listen to you, Governor. He
Speaker 9: mentioned looting, saying that looting following Hurricane Milton will not
Speaker 9: be tolerated. I can only imagine, you know that people
Speaker 9: are out, They're trying to get it how they live,
Speaker 9: you know what I'm saying. DeSantis says he has brought
Speaker 9: in the massive amounts of state officers to help with
Speaker 9: recovery efforts and confirmed he is working with federal government
Speaker 9: for assistant The Republican governor also addressed the recent reports
Speaker 9: that he ignored Vice President Kamala Harris's call, saying if
Speaker 9: he thought there were anything to be gained from speaking
Speaker 9: with her, then he would have. So, yeah, that's y'all
Speaker 9: elected official. I'm just saying, Florida, Florida, going Florida, and
Speaker 9: of course go ahead.
Speaker 2: Now, I was just going to say, you know, Trump,
Speaker 2: Trump did get all the misinformation wrong. But you know,
Speaker 2: once you call out the misinformation, you have to give
Speaker 2: the right information and the right inflo Is. They did
Speaker 2: get seven hundred and fifty dollars, but that's the type
Speaker 2: of assistance that FEMA provides to disaster survivors to help
Speaker 2: with immediate needs like food, water, and baby formula. But
Speaker 2: they can apply for more. And do they have to
Speaker 2: pay that back?
Speaker 3: Because that's what the rumor was, that people got to
Speaker 3: pay You got to pay it back, and if you
Speaker 3: don't pay it back, people.
Speaker 2: Will lose their homes. That was part of the misinformation.
Speaker 2: And I also do when they talk like Trump is
Speaker 2: the president, like President Biden said, Trump helped these people.
Speaker 2: I know he has influence over the Republican Party, but
Speaker 2: stopped talking about him like he's the shadow president unless
Speaker 2: he is want to tell us, unless I want to
Speaker 2: tell us? Forgot right?
Speaker 7: He is, Oh, don't do us one more game. I'm sorry,
Speaker 7: go ahead, all right.
Speaker 10: Well, let's get to the last one of Florida Senator
Speaker 10: Rick Scott.
Speaker 9: He told President Biden FEMA needs to open up offices
Speaker 9: closer to the areas where Hurricane Milton was hit. He
Speaker 9: addressed a number of things when the two of them
Speaker 9: spoke yesterday. Can we roll on Florida? Senator Rix S Gott.
Speaker 13: He agreed with me that that Congress needs to come
Speaker 13: back and make sure the federal agencies FEMA, SBA, HUD, Department,
Speaker 13: Culture are fully funded, not just for the disaster from Florida,
Speaker 13: but for the disaster with Helen and Georgia, East Tennessee
Speaker 13: UH in North Carolina. I've also called on the majority
Speaker 13: leader of Senator to call us all back and let's
Speaker 13: get this funding done to make sure we have all
Speaker 13: the resources we need.
Speaker 10: See bipartisan efforts.
Speaker 9: You see that Florida Senator Rick Scott, he's a Republican,
Speaker 9: he's working with Biden. They're doing things that are actually
Speaker 9: supposed to be done for the people. So to them
Speaker 9: and regards to that, and the Senator went on to
Speaker 9: say that Floridians are resilient people. So best of luck
Speaker 9: to those in Florida impacted by the storm. That's your
Speaker 9: front page news at six am. At seven, we'll talk
Speaker 9: about what's going on on the campaign trail.
Speaker 3: All right, and salute to Lieutenant Dan. Lieutenant Dan is
Speaker 3: the gentleman that was on the boat in Florida. That
Speaker 3: they wouldn't he wouldn't get off the boat. They tried
Speaker 3: to arrest them, they tried to pull them off the boat.
Speaker 3: They offered them housing, they offered him a hotel.
Speaker 7: Storm.
Speaker 3: He made it through the storm with no problem. He
Speaker 3: just said he was a little tired because he coudn't
Speaker 3: get some sleep. But he stayed on that boat and
Speaker 3: wound up getting somebody or donated him one hundred thousand
Speaker 3: dollars boats. So now he got offered another boat, so
Speaker 3: he's gonna get another boat. So salute to Lieutenant Dan.
Speaker 3: All right, everybody else, get it off your chest eight
Speaker 3: hundred five eight five, one oh five one. If you
Speaker 3: need to vent phone lines of wide open. Nick Cannon
Speaker 3: is our co host this morning. So it's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Wake up, wake up, wake up.
Speaker 14: If you're time to get it off your chest, your
Speaker 14: mad or blessed, we want to it from you on
Speaker 14: the Breakfast blos.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this? And good morning?
Speaker 6: How y'all doing?
Speaker 2: Nanda? What's up? Peace? Get it off your chest and
Speaker 2: your hey man, Look, it's it's Spanish her this month,
Speaker 2: right and uh I just want you know dj Vy
Speaker 2: the Spanish Community Friday. Man, I'm not Dominicat, I'm not Spanish, bro,
Speaker 2: I'm black. You're dominicating.
Speaker 7: You can't put them down doing your own mind. You
Speaker 7: better pop up with the look.
Speaker 6: Look, look be claiming you.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 6: We're happy to have you doing your things.
Speaker 2: Man, but I'm black.
Speaker 5: I mean somebody claiming you envy you Dominican being claimed.
Speaker 2: Stopping Man, I'm black. People really be thinking that I'm black? Hello?
Speaker 2: Who's this?
Speaker 9: Hello?
Speaker 7: This is Dacre. I'm from boxing match. But honest, South.
Speaker 2: Carolina right now, good morning. We're part of s c
Speaker 2: u in Okay with everybody in Dylan. All right, we'll
Speaker 2: get it off your chest, Mama.
Speaker 5: We can get into a relationship like a beginning poful.
Speaker 7: The sneaky links are unnecessary, like bro, like, if we're
Speaker 7: just gonna.
Speaker 6: Have that, that's what it should be.
Speaker 5: It should be talking about at the beginning, because that's
Speaker 5: how people feeling get hurt.
Speaker 2: Who hurt your feelings? Mama, stop dating the white guys.
Speaker 2: The black men don't cheat?
Speaker 8: What what.
Speaker 2: Said? What I said? That's right? All right? Okay, Well
Speaker 2: thank you mama.
Speaker 7: She came here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just right. She can't, y'all. I don't know
Speaker 2: why she got dating white man if she don't want
Speaker 2: to getcheated. Know, if you don't want to get you.
Speaker 2: You know date of black man. Hello, who's this problem?
Speaker 2: Your mvy?
Speaker 6: You know those bobs? Is mellow?
Speaker 2: Mellow? What's up? Mellow man?
Speaker 6: Life is amazing. It is what it should be. How
Speaker 6: you're feeling?
Speaker 2: Peace?
Speaker 14: Mellow?
Speaker 2: How you doing?
Speaker 8: Man?
Speaker 2: Just out here listening to the Gospel of Glorilla on
Speaker 2: this fine Friday morning.
Speaker 6: Absolutely shout out to Gloria. Hallelujah.
Speaker 2: Wood you already.
Speaker 7: Good morning.
Speaker 2: I might go hold you.
Speaker 6: I can't put you that no more. You're like white man.
Speaker 2: God, Wow, it's good.
Speaker 7: If you listen to the even in this room, he
Speaker 7: gonna always steer you wrong.
Speaker 2: They can see that the.
Speaker 6: I'm not gonna hold you. Uncle Charlamine is bullheaded with
Speaker 6: a bull spot, and I listened to him all the time.
Speaker 2: I don't I don't have a boss.
Speaker 6: I know you bullheaded with a both spot, but exactually
Speaker 6: and you look like a soccer stud. But I'm not
Speaker 6: hold you.
Speaker 5: Happy boy day, Melos, I would say you happy birthday,
Speaker 5: to go, let's get it, and I'm not even gonna
Speaker 5: hold you.
Speaker 6: This is actually weird club yo. I actually met Nick
Speaker 6: Cannon on my fifteenth birthday. He came to my high
Speaker 6: school Poe coming and full circle moment. Tonight, my girlfriend
Speaker 6: got me bront Row tickets to Wilding Out.
Speaker 2: At the Buckley. Let's yo, that's what it is there.
Speaker 2: It is for me.
Speaker 6: You know what I mean. I'm a black man, it's
Speaker 6: my thirtieth. That's an accomplishment, you know what I mean.
Speaker 6: It supposed to be in black in America. In fact,
Speaker 6: I know your boyfriends don't know a lot about that
Speaker 6: because you're like, wait, man, but you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: That's they can see the lust, the spirit of white
Speaker 2: man lust all over here. Dang happy, We're gonna bring
Speaker 2: you on stage.
Speaker 6: I'm with it.
Speaker 2: Let's get it. Mellow. Nick said, where where did it
Speaker 2: come from? Tell him where it comes from, Lauren.
Speaker 7: I said, Travis Kelsey was cute.
Speaker 2: No, she said, fine, fine, he was. That is that
Speaker 2: was so cute about him.
Speaker 7: He's not cute no more, but he was cute when
Speaker 7: he was when he was you know, yeah, he was.
Speaker 2: No more.
Speaker 7: But I said that, And now everybody in the world
Speaker 7: thinks I date white man. If you do it, no ideas, okay.
Speaker 2: And when you was lucky at the Caliplant, you you
Speaker 2: was brother, not you crazy?
Speaker 7: He walked in this first of all. That means I
Speaker 7: think he's married. That's number one.
Speaker 2: We try to tell you, trying to tell me, you
Speaker 2: try to throw.
Speaker 7: Me out there. You always throw me out there too.
Speaker 7: We had a conversation.
Speaker 2: You baked for black fish.
Speaker 3: A five eight five one on five one. If you
Speaker 3: need to vent hit us up now. It's the breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: None of its mine.
Speaker 1: The weapon of redition is first second tree simarizing a
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Speaker 2: I got balls O G I got it?
Speaker 8: You ready, let's go, Let's go, Babbie.
Speaker 2: I'm a jiggal.
Speaker 11: Joke.
Speaker 2: I'm chilling with Nick Canning, Lord l Roe. Say, in
Speaker 2: that little hole, you know, the little one that likes
Speaker 2: the baby oil, you know the one.
Speaker 3: That is draws gets soiled. I'm talking about Charlotte, the
Speaker 3: gang Boss.
Speaker 2: The game. It's six something on a Friday. It's six
Speaker 2: something on a Friday. It's sixty two degrees. I don't
Speaker 2: like no men, but the bottoms they like me. And
Speaker 2: be trapped up with my stuff, strapped up with my
Speaker 2: fishes invY wasn't diddy house probably doing dishes. Was washing
Speaker 2: paper plates to washing paper plates.
Speaker 7: He was really put it on you washing paper plates.
Speaker 7: You said it like white man. Now we know what
Speaker 7: you like. To wipe down the dish here, I'm about
Speaker 7: to call you wipe me down and be all day.
Speaker 8: M hm yo.
Speaker 2: Washing paper plates in the diddy house while wipe me
Speaker 2: down and playing crazy. That's crazy, that's unworkable. Get it
Speaker 2: off your chest. Eight hundred five eighty five, one oh five.
Speaker 2: What if you need to be here to something? Now?
Speaker 2: We got just with the mess on the road, someone
Speaker 2: were talking.
Speaker 5: We got a quick Diddy update. Things went quick yesterday
Speaker 5: in court for him and he remains detained a lot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, DJ, some of them before really was the soundtrack?
Speaker 4: I mean sure the last the last one I DJ
Speaker 4: was when he was the when the world was giving
Speaker 4: him his flowers, The club loves Yeah, the BT Award,
Speaker 4: the after party, I remember that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, okay, No, I was supposed to go, but I
Speaker 7: think I got there late.
Speaker 3: I love her though, but you know, well just with
Speaker 3: the messages up next with law and the Roasters who
Speaker 3: don't go anywhere as the Breakfast Club, Good morning, the
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Nick Cannon is co hosting tonight. Nick cann is gonna
Speaker 2: be at the ball plays for wild'n Out.
Speaker 3: So if you haven't got your tickets, and some still
Speaker 3: tickets available, very few, so get your tickets absolutely positively quickly,
Speaker 3: and let's get to just with the mess with la Rosa.
Speaker 6: Youse is real, whether it's just Robin Moore, just don't
Speaker 6: do no lines, don't do.
Speaker 2: The world? Why jes worldwid.
Speaker 14: On the breakfast clubs the coaches with Lauren Laurens and
Speaker 14: I got the talk Timmy.
Speaker 5: So Diddy and team were in court yesterday and so
Speaker 5: this was the status here and so during the status here,
Speaker 5: and there was a lot of different stuff presented. I
Speaker 5: know earlier when we teased it, I said that he
Speaker 5: remains still in custody and that is because they did
Speaker 5: deny bail. However, this is just the district judge, so
Speaker 5: he still has another opportunity in the appeals court with
Speaker 5: an appeals judge. What there will be three, it's actually
Speaker 5: going to be three judges. It's a three judge panel,
Speaker 5: different judges and a different judge in who we saw
Speaker 5: yesterday to try again for bail, but as of right now,
Speaker 5: it has been denied at the district level. Now, what
Speaker 5: they decided yesterday was that there's going to be a
Speaker 5: gaggod on both sides. So the Prosecutor's office and Diddy's
Speaker 5: team are no longer allowed to give out statements to
Speaker 5: the press, information, leave whatever. Because you remember, Diddy team
Speaker 5: was saying that Cassie video and other things were leaked
Speaker 5: and they believe that the Department of Homelands Security did it.
Speaker 7: Okay, so they brought this up directly in court.
Speaker 5: So when Diddy's teams came in and they talked about
Speaker 5: the fact that they believe that stuff was being leaked,
Speaker 5: leaked in it's unfair racist. So well no, so first wait,
Speaker 5: let's back up. So they didn't Diddy Seem didn't say
Speaker 5: racist yesterday. It was the prosecutor's office. So Diddy Seem
Speaker 5: came in and was like, look y'all been doing us
Speaker 5: at disservice. Y'all are leaking stuff, y'all are making this
Speaker 5: case hard it's unfair. The prosecutor's office said, wait, wait, wait,
Speaker 5: wait wait. Not the same attorney that sat down with
Speaker 5: TMZ and did a whole documentary and said that the
Speaker 5: prosecutor's office is racist and trying to take down to
Speaker 5: black man.
Speaker 7: And we couldn't get him on anything else.
Speaker 5: So we came for his bedroom like basically like you're
Speaker 5: you're saying we're doing all this stuff, but we see
Speaker 5: you front and center the star of a documentary. So
Speaker 5: from there, a judge decided to like, look on both sides,
Speaker 5: like I think that this is what should happen, and
Speaker 5: both sides agreed, like okay, we'll be quiet. Yesterday in court,
Speaker 5: his mom, his his children, and his daughters, his sons
Speaker 5: were there. I thought that this was, you know, something
Speaker 5: worth mentioning his appearance in court like he was. He
Speaker 5: seemed very happy, very upbeat. He was waving to his kids,
Speaker 5: his mom was blowing them kisses.
Speaker 7: Uh, he does.
Speaker 5: He can't many hugged as attorneys, so it doesn't seem
Speaker 5: like he's fretting at all. His next court date is
Speaker 5: going to be May fifth. This is the date where
Speaker 5: the trial like that stuff will actually start happening. Another
Speaker 5: thing we're mentioning to you you guys know how we
Speaker 5: were trying to figure out, like, you know, how much
Speaker 5: stuff do they have? So the prosecutor's office is saying
Speaker 5: that they're going to need about three weeks to present
Speaker 5: their case because they have so much stuff. Just in
Speaker 5: the beginning, like just in the raids of the house
Speaker 5: in Miami, in the house in la they sees ninety
Speaker 5: six devices and it's going to take them at least
Speaker 5: a month to go through it. And that's not even
Speaker 5: including what they got from the airport and just other
Speaker 5: things that they have been able to grab. And they
Speaker 5: did mention again that superseding indictment, which means things will
Speaker 5: probably change and they're going to add more stuff as
Speaker 5: they find.
Speaker 2: I don't know much freaking was freaking off.
Speaker 7: I don't know much.
Speaker 2: They said. There was a lot.
Speaker 3: They've said there's a lot that they possibly can't get into,
Speaker 3: like I guess the way it was recorded or maybe
Speaker 3: the passwords on them that they won't be able to
Speaker 3: get through.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they get a lot of the stuff.
Speaker 13: Yep.
Speaker 5: They're saying that they're having issues getting into things and
Speaker 5: that they have to like once they think they can
Speaker 5: get into something and they got to figure out a
Speaker 5: new technology to do it because of the tablets and
Speaker 5: stuff like that are old. The defense was like, I
Speaker 5: hear y'all, but we only need a week to present
Speaker 5: our case. We're gonna be good. We only need a week.
Speaker 3: Horney was diddy, you had to be like the honey man.
Speaker 3: Man's start a crime being horny though, and like what.
Speaker 2: Saying, Like how Horney was he years and years and years?
Speaker 2: How hold are you?
Speaker 4: They can all your devices in your house? Like imagine
Speaker 4: like you just got random stuff in your house. Then
Speaker 4: I said, everything on there is free content.
Speaker 2: Took them, they got to look through them.
Speaker 7: How many devices y'all got in your houses?
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Think about like the kids got three thousand iPads, go
Speaker 3: to the kidstuff.
Speaker 2: They're going to the daddy stuf.
Speaker 7: You gotta try.
Speaker 4: It's a lot of it's a lot of devices in
Speaker 4: most people that have to go through all your hate,
Speaker 4: all your kids.
Speaker 7: The prosecution see them devices.
Speaker 2: Three years of roadblocks, that's what you gonna see.
Speaker 5: What I did want to mention too that the Cassie
Speaker 5: video did come back up. Remember we talked about like
Speaker 5: you know that being a main focus, and the prosecutors
Speaker 5: were they hit back at the whole we need a
Speaker 5: gag order because the government is leaking things with Let's
Speaker 5: be honest here, y'all just want to suppress a certain
Speaker 5: piece of evidence. And it doesn't make any sense that
Speaker 5: you guys are trying to do that. So they wanted
Speaker 5: to make it clear, like we know what you guys
Speaker 5: are trying to do. You're making it about statements. It
Speaker 5: can't really be about statements.
Speaker 2: And I know the law is the law, but if
Speaker 2: something leaks that shows you actually committing a crime, do
Speaker 2: we care if it was leaked.
Speaker 7: Well we I mean did They's attorneys will.
Speaker 5: The public doesn't, but the Diddy's attorneys will, because I mean,
Speaker 5: you can try for mistrial.
Speaker 7: You can't.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of texts you but do the same
Speaker 3: rules apply to judges that apply to like jurors, because
Speaker 3: like you know, they say, jurors can't watch media, can't
Speaker 3: talk to people, so you're not influenced.
Speaker 2: But that's impossible.
Speaker 3: You're supposed to. But like you said, that's impossible, there's
Speaker 3: no way. I mean, everybody's seen that video.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well we'll stay. He has a lot of stuff
Speaker 7: coming whoa, yeah, yeah, yeah, an tito.
Speaker 2: So you can't even can't say nothing. That's what the
Speaker 2: baby oil was for.
Speaker 4: So was it?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 7: Look at you tell us more?
Speaker 2: And only two people in this room right now. I
Speaker 2: have been to ditty parties. You ain't never been to it.
Speaker 4: It's not me, okay, what's classified as a diddy party
Speaker 4: because you know you've definitely been to some stuff that
Speaker 4: a bad boy event?
Speaker 2: No you ain't.
Speaker 7: Y'a ain't never been to one.
Speaker 3: Most didty parties are usually during holidays. It's like Labor
Speaker 3: Day Memorial in the city and all that I did
Speaker 3: in la too, because.
Speaker 7: In l A he was doing them like every week.
Speaker 7: But I don't know about the crazy stuff.
Speaker 4: It was just like I've even been at one when
Speaker 4: I was a kid, like sixteen seventeen, come on, I
Speaker 4: live my truth. I remember standing outside, you know, trying
Speaker 4: to get into a puff party out here in New York,
Speaker 4: like everybody was like how how the one more chance video? Look,
Speaker 4: that was real, real stuff out here, like what people
Speaker 4: saying at the door, who can get in? And stuff
Speaker 4: like That's bad boy parties was official in New York
Speaker 4: in the late nineties.
Speaker 2: So hey whatever'll get quiet.
Speaker 4: Everybody gets scared to talk because they probably got something
Speaker 4: to hide.
Speaker 2: I ain't got nothing nothing.
Speaker 4: I was in there Harlem shaking, doing all of that stuff,
Speaker 4: but it wasn't come on whatever.
Speaker 2: Cause and and all of that stuff. What you hide?
Speaker 2: Why are you always thinking like that?
Speaker 11: Man?
Speaker 2: Get nervous?
Speaker 5: Laurence Nick made her think, I've been to a couple
Speaker 5: of them, but I've never been to the crazy stuff.
Speaker 7: I told you that I have nothing to hide it.
Speaker 4: I think it's up there that we are classifying a
Speaker 4: good party with a freak off.
Speaker 2: I just think it's Larus who was drinking brown dots.
Speaker 2: Let us know that brown See that's the thing. I
Speaker 2: don't drink. I don't do drugs.
Speaker 7: I was like, I don't know all that didy party sober.
Speaker 2: I don't my life sober. I've never been drinking my life.
Speaker 2: Laura's right now.
Speaker 5: I didn't want to ask you see if she wanted to,
Speaker 5: but I was like, she's at work, that's right, okay,
Speaker 5: all right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so we only got one minute, you got it, okay.
Speaker 5: So Elon Musk dropped some new stuff, well, he updated
Speaker 5: one thing and then announced some new things. So the
Speaker 5: eye robot. This is something that he's been talking about
Speaker 5: since twenty twenty one.
Speaker 2: Is it called the eye Robot.
Speaker 5: It's actually a humanoid robot. It's named Optimists, but it's
Speaker 5: literally giving Eye robot. I have some pictures for you guys,
Speaker 5: the Eye Robot or Optimists. In these photos porn drinks.
Speaker 2: I'm not man, I'm an, I want a few. I'm
Speaker 2: about it. The robots gonna be me toing people for
Speaker 2: thirty years, and thirty.
Speaker 5: Be me to So this new version of I the
Speaker 5: miss because they redid the design. It's more human like.
Speaker 5: It's an estimated twenty k price tag. The goal of
Speaker 5: this is the performed tasks that are unsafe, repetitive, or boring.
Speaker 5: So like there's videos of this robot folding t shirts.
Speaker 5: Back in June, he said this robot could babysit your kids, Nick,
Speaker 5: I mean.
Speaker 2: I'm with it. I need and then told her about
Speaker 2: five hundred thousand the robots.
Speaker 5: For you, and he also said that this robot could
Speaker 5: just simply be a companion or friend as well.
Speaker 2: But you know people, it's weird people.
Speaker 5: A companion people have saved the animals as a safety
Speaker 5: companions and all that stuff.
Speaker 3: So maybe you know, I don't know this telling you
Speaker 3: this robot is going to be my landscape thought security,
Speaker 3: the R.
Speaker 2: Two D two security facts that people gonna be programming
Speaker 2: them to do wild stuff, the R two D two
Speaker 2: movement thirty, the R me too, that's right too, Oh my.
Speaker 5: God, twenty K price tag. I was gonna say, get
Speaker 5: the coin ready, but you got it got I'm gonna say,
Speaker 5: maybe you could pre order facts.
Speaker 2: I was mad two change was there? I was like,
Speaker 2: I didn't get the invite. Change was there? I see
Speaker 2: changed there? He said he's ordering a couple too.
Speaker 7: If you hear this, you listen, you need to invest
Speaker 7: over here.
Speaker 3: All right, Well that is just with the mess with
Speaker 3: Laura La Rosa. Now when we come back, we got
Speaker 3: front page news.
Speaker 2: And also you know seven am is the god our Okay,
Speaker 2: seven is God's number. But you and the gospel of
Speaker 2: Golorrilla has arrived in the form of this album called Glorious.
Speaker 2: So after the station I D plays, I want to
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Speaker 2: and Chandler Moore. You worked in care before too. Yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's family. There's an annointing on Glorilla's life facts. And
Speaker 2: I'm not arguing with you evens about it, all right,
Speaker 2: And then Robert Kraft will be joining us. It don't
Speaker 2: go Anywhere's Breakfast Club in the morning, the Breakfast Club.
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Speaker 2: everybody is DJ.
Speaker 3: NV, Jess Hiliris, Charlamagne, the Guy we are the breakfast
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Speaker 3: Nick Cannon is our co host this morning Her and
Speaker 3: let's get back in some front page news.
Speaker 10: What's up, Morgan, Well, let's get into it.
Speaker 8: Then.
Speaker 9: So former President Trump, he's going after the Biden Harris
Speaker 9: administration again.
Speaker 10: On the economy, after some poor reports.
Speaker 9: The consumer price index and the barometer of inflation rose
Speaker 9: more than expected is in September, and initial filings for
Speaker 9: unemployment benefits also unexpectedly turned higher.
Speaker 10: For it last week.
Speaker 9: Speaking at the Detroit Economic Club on Thursday, Trump chided
Speaker 9: the White House and for keeping inflation higher than when he.
Speaker 10: Was in office. Let's hear from Trump on Kamala and
Speaker 10: the polls.
Speaker 2: Under Biden and Harris.
Speaker 15: Because of inflation, the economy has been a total disaster.
Speaker 15: But Kamala says that she can't think of one thing
Speaker 15: that she would do differently. And the only reason that
Speaker 15: the sock market has gone up is because Donald Trump
Speaker 15: is doing very well in the polls.
Speaker 2: And it looks like he's going to win.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 9: So the latest polling information shows that former President Donald
Speaker 9: Trump was does have a slight lead over Vice President
Speaker 9: Kamala Harris in the critical swing states of Pennsylvania and Michigan.
Speaker 9: The Emerson College polling shows Trump with a forty nine
Speaker 9: percent and Harris with forty eight percent in the Keystone State,
Speaker 9: and they're tied at forty nine percent in Michigan.
Speaker 2: But do you know what the truth? You know the truth?
Speaker 2: The truth is inflation is at is lowest level since
Speaker 2: February of twenty twenty one. The problem is the price
Speaker 2: of everything else is too high, like the price of
Speaker 2: actual goods is too high. But inflation is literally at
Speaker 2: his lowest level since February two thousand and twenty one.
Speaker 10: That's right, they did cut the make those cuts.
Speaker 9: Recently, speaking of Michigan, Trump said that if he doesn't
Speaker 9: win in November, our whole country will end up like Detroit.
Speaker 10: Now Michigan, Yeah, no, right, Gritchan, What up though, Gritchen.
Speaker 9: Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer responded to Trump on X by saying,
Speaker 9: keep Detroit out your mouth, and you better believe Detroiters
Speaker 9: won't forget this in November. Mayor Mike Dugan on social
Speaker 9: media he said that a lot of cities should be
Speaker 9: like Detroit, adding that we did it all without Trump's help.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 9: Meanwhile, former President Barack Obama he was on the campaign
Speaker 9: trail for Kamala Harris in Pennsylvania. He spoke in Pittsburgh
Speaker 9: yesterday where he told crowds America is ready to turn
Speaker 9: the page to a better story and elect Harris. That's
Speaker 9: here from former President Obama on voting.
Speaker 17: So, whether this election is making you feel excited or scared,
Speaker 17: or hopeful or frustrated or anything in between, do not
Speaker 17: just sit back and hope for the best.
Speaker 2: Get off your couch and vote yeah.
Speaker 9: Obama added that VP Harris has a great running partner
Speaker 9: in Governor Tim Wallas.
Speaker 10: He went on to say that she under that.
Speaker 9: Obama says that she also understands the struggle of the
Speaker 9: middle class and outlined her plan to get financial help
Speaker 9: to first time home buyers, new parents, and small business owners.
Speaker 9: Obama reminded voters of what the economy looked like when
Speaker 9: he left office in twenty sixteen. Let's hear more from
Speaker 9: the former President Obama and.
Speaker 8: The reason some people think, Wow, I don't know. I
Speaker 8: remember that economy when he first came in being pretty good.
Speaker 17: Yeah, it was pretty good cause it was my economy.
Speaker 2: That's up.
Speaker 17: We're at seventy five strutted months of job growth that
Speaker 17: I had it over to him.
Speaker 2: There wasn't something he did.
Speaker 17: I'd spent eight years cleaning up the mess that the
Speaker 17: Republicans had.
Speaker 8: Left me the last time.
Speaker 2: That is simply a fact. That's all, okay, regardless how
Speaker 2: you feel about President Obama, that's the fact. So yes.
Speaker 9: In comparison, he said, Donald Trump only gives tax breaks
Speaker 9: to corporations and the super for rich. Speaking of Democratic
Speaker 9: Vice presidential candidate excuse me.
Speaker 10: Tim Walls.
Speaker 9: He was being questioned after he strayed away from official
Speaker 9: Kamala Harris campaign position. Recently, the Minnesota governor told supporters
Speaker 9: in Seattle and Sacramento that the electoral college needs to
Speaker 9: be abolished.
Speaker 10: However, the Harris.
Speaker 9: Campaign came out and said that that statement is not
Speaker 9: a part of their campaign agendas.
Speaker 10: So, just to make that clear, that is Walls's opinion
Speaker 10: and how he feels. I don't necessarily disagree.
Speaker 2: I agree with him. What's wrong with that statement? Needs
Speaker 2: to be abolished?
Speaker 10: Didn't need to be Yes, I agree with you on that,
Speaker 10: I was saying.
Speaker 9: I don't necessarily disagree with Walls by saying that, but
Speaker 9: it is not so we can't hold him to the
Speaker 9: fire when you know, if something like that does not happen,
Speaker 9: because that's not a Harris campaign agenda item.
Speaker 2: I hate the electoral guess like it makes no sense
Speaker 2: popular vot It should just be.
Speaker 9: Absolutely And while we're talking about vice presidential nominees, JD.
Speaker 9: Vance on the other side of the aisle, he's making
Speaker 9: campaign stops in Greensboro. The Republican US senator from Ohio
Speaker 9: will be hosting a town hall and at the Corey
Speaker 9: Convention Center tonight and his special guest moderator will be
Speaker 9: former race car driver Danica Patrick.
Speaker 10: So yeah, well, let's bring it home to New York.
Speaker 9: Then there's reportedly another investigation going on into the New
Speaker 9: York City Mayor Adams administry. I know, I know right
Speaker 9: when his enrollment sources tell The New York Times the
Speaker 9: Manhattan District Attorney's office is looking into the city's real
Speaker 9: estate leasing deals with commercial properties. The Times reports that
Speaker 9: investigators have seized phones from five people, and the investigation
Speaker 9: possibly centers around bribery and money laundering crimes. Now, Mayor
Speaker 9: Adams is fighting unrelated federal bribing, bribery, and illegal campaign
Speaker 9: contribution charges.
Speaker 10: So this is on top of what's already going on.
Speaker 9: There are several other active probes in the Adams administration.
Speaker 9: So yes, I will continue to keep you guys updated
Speaker 9: on what's going on with New York City Mayor Eric Adams,
Speaker 9: his administration, and what's happening with all of those charges
Speaker 9: associated with that.
Speaker 10: So yeah, that's your.
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Speaker 10: Happy Friday, tears.
Speaker 7: To the weekend.
Speaker 2: All right now, when we come back, Robert Kraft will
Speaker 2: be joining us. Of course.
Speaker 3: He is the owner of the New England Patriots. He
Speaker 3: has a new campaign called time Out Against hat and
Speaker 3: we're gonna talk to him next. And don't go anywhere
Speaker 3: as to Breakfast Club, Good morning.
Speaker 2: The Breakfast Club rod that made you hire him as
Speaker 2: the first black head coach of the Patriots.
Speaker 8: I saw him come in on our team as a
Speaker 8: tenth pick. We picked him in the first round and
Speaker 8: that was actually at the time the highest pick we
Speaker 8: have ever had since I owned the team that was
Speaker 8: in the OA. And the second year he was with,
Speaker 8: I think he got voted defensive Rookie of the Year,
Speaker 8: you know, number one. And then in his second year
Speaker 8: with us, he got elected captain and guys voted for
Speaker 8: him who had won Super Bowls. So it told me
Speaker 8: something that he could get respect of people that you know,
Speaker 8: and in locker rooms I watched little things. He played
Speaker 8: eight years and then he left us and went in
Speaker 8: the private industry, worked in private industry, reached back out
Speaker 8: and said he really wanted to get into coaching, and
Speaker 8: he coached US three four years, so the varied experience
Speaker 8: was special. Now, I've taken twenty seven missions to the
Speaker 8: Holy Land, mainly Christians and athletes who haven't seen the
Speaker 8: country is pardon Yes. When we were there, we had
Speaker 8: a group of athletes and we were delayed at the
Speaker 8: airport and I think there were like over twenty. He
Speaker 8: organized them in the airport. He got a discussion going
Speaker 8: and showed just unique leadership. You know, and in life
Speaker 8: when you're hanging with people, you know, you connect for
Speaker 8: different reasons. And the light went off and I said,
Speaker 8: anyone that can relate like this to young people because
Speaker 8: the world is different than I bought the team thirty
Speaker 8: one years ago.
Speaker 2: Wow, And you know I've.
Speaker 8: Watched the transition of players, the impact of social media,
Speaker 8: how you relate, it's different. You got to adapt. And
Speaker 8: I just thought he had something special. I respected. I
Speaker 8: call my eldest son from the Holy Land that night
Speaker 8: and I said, I think I got our next head coach.
Speaker 2: Wow, what's five years ago? What still excites you?
Speaker 3: I mean, you did the Super Bowl thing, You owned
Speaker 3: all different types of teams, You're a philanthropists.
Speaker 2: You travel around the world. What's doll with richest point? No,
Speaker 2: I'm not. I'm comfortable.
Speaker 7: Why right, that's your version of comet toable. We are poor.
Speaker 2: Let me hold the uncomfortable.
Speaker 8: Can I tell you something? And it's why you know
Speaker 8: today we launched a campaign to stop all hate. Oh
Speaker 8: why yeah? Time out again? But why do I do it?
Speaker 8: Because I was a kid who lived in a walk
Speaker 8: up apartment. I went to college on a full scholarship.
Speaker 8: I went to graduate business school on a full scholarship,
Speaker 8: didn't have a car to I was twenty five and
Speaker 8: I dreamt big and I had my dreams and I
Speaker 8: was able to make a number of them come true.
Speaker 8: Like I own an NFL franchise in my hometown. You know,
Speaker 8: I had a greater chance of being a starting quarterback
Speaker 8: in the NFL. There are thirty two quarterbacks, and some
Speaker 8: of these teams don't sell for one hundred years. But
Speaker 8: I did the things along the way I had to do,
Speaker 8: and we started a little paper and packaging company fifty
Speaker 8: two years ago. We're in one hundred and twenty seven
Speaker 8: countries today, and it's all because of our country and
Speaker 8: opportunities for anyone who wants to take advantage of it.
Speaker 8: And I see things changing, and you know, that's why
Speaker 8: I started this campaign.
Speaker 2: It seems like you've always well. In more recent times,
Speaker 2: it seems like you've been involved in public service. Has
Speaker 2: that always been your thing? Have you always been involved
Speaker 2: in community issues and what's going on in society? Yes,
Speaker 2: I was privileged to have great parents.
Speaker 8: It was a sort of a wild kid, a middle child,
Speaker 8: and I had a mom and dad who gave me
Speaker 8: great love. But my mom really disciplined me, thank God.
Speaker 8: And you know, if you're blessed to have one or
Speaker 8: two parents who give you good love and discipline, that's
Speaker 8: worth more than financial resources for you to operate in
Speaker 8: the world because he gives you a strong foundation. But
Speaker 8: to answer your question, I had a dad. While he
Speaker 8: didn't have material riches, he was the greatest man I
Speaker 8: ever knew because he was spiritual and he left me
Speaker 8: in ethical will and he said, when you go to
Speaker 8: bed at night, make sure the people you've touched that
Speaker 8: day are richer for having known you. Even though he
Speaker 8: had modest income, he taught me a rule. He said,
Speaker 8: you always give ten percent of whatever your income is
Speaker 8: away as a minimum to people who are more needy. Wow,
Speaker 8: And the only thing I ever heard my parents argue
Speaker 8: about was about money because he was so good, he
Speaker 8: never was able to accumulate. But I was blessed to
Speaker 8: have that legacy. So I asked all of us out
Speaker 8: there who are privileged to have kids to invest that
Speaker 8: time and energy and try to give similar values.
Speaker 3: Now, when did you I don't want to say, when
Speaker 3: did you realize? But a lot of times people with
Speaker 3: a lot of money don't understand how bad it is
Speaker 3: for other people because they're never there. But you, on
Speaker 3: the other hand, are completely opposite. Like you do things
Speaker 3: that most people.
Speaker 2: Don't do it. We seen you do it with Meek,
Speaker 2: We see you do it with all these other organizations.
Speaker 8: Why, well, it goes back to my dad. But quality
Speaker 8: that we've lost in society today is empathy. You know,
Speaker 8: we don't listen to the what's going on. And look,
Speaker 8: that's why I think your show is amazing.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 8: You connect with four or five million people, you give
Speaker 8: a message eight but who's counting eight million? Maybe it's
Speaker 8: twelve and they're under reporting. They don't have to pay
Speaker 8: it for those ads. That's right the way they should
Speaker 8: that's probably the case, but think about it. You're relating
Speaker 8: in a way that people can connect, and your messaging connects.
Speaker 8: And the thing that bothers me now is people are
Speaker 8: just going in their own lanes and not opening up,
Speaker 8: and especially social media is creating that where you know,
Speaker 8: people just talk to one another in a way. You know,
Speaker 8: how did I build my businesses. I would relate to
Speaker 8: someone who was much different than I and I had
Speaker 8: to listen to what that person was saying and maybe
Speaker 8: change my way or go to the where that person
Speaker 8: is thinking, and then it's the only way you can
Speaker 8: do big things. But today people aren't doing that. They're
Speaker 8: just going in their own lanes and staying with similar people.
Speaker 8: We got to change that.
Speaker 3: I agree, allright, we got more with Robert Kraft when
Speaker 3: we come back, don't move.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club Good Morning.
Speaker 3: When everybody's DJ V Jesse Larry Charalamage, the guy we
Speaker 3: ought to Breakfast Club law LaRosa is filling in for
Speaker 3: Jess and we're still kicking it with Robert Kraft Charlamagne, what.
Speaker 2: Do you think the difference is? What's the differ between
Speaker 2: Time Out Against Hate and UH your nonprofit the Foundation
Speaker 2: to combat anti Semituds.
Speaker 8: Well, you know, I started this foundation of combat anti
Speaker 8: Semitism back in twenty nineteen because I saw what was
Speaker 8: going on in Charlotte Villain seventeen guy scaring signs saying
Speaker 8: Jews or Blacks won't replace us. And then in nineteen
Speaker 8: the Tree of Life in a synagogue. You know, we
Speaker 8: have someone come and shoot and kill people. So with
Speaker 8: all our faults and we still got to correct a
Speaker 8: lot of things, and I think the most injustices have
Speaker 8: been done to people of color. You know you mentioned me.
Speaker 8: Can I just say this, because of course I had
Speaker 8: developed No one believes Meek and I are really friends.
Speaker 8: I had developed a relationship with him through a mutual friend,
Speaker 8: Michael Rubin, and he started calling me and asking me
Speaker 8: questions about how he could grow and prosper. And then
Speaker 8: he got thrown in jail for doing a wheelie. They
Speaker 8: invited me to visit jail. Now, I've never been to
Speaker 8: a jail, and going and visiting him in jail changed
Speaker 8: my life. I couldn't believe in the United States of
Speaker 8: America we would take a guy. Look, he could be
Speaker 8: out earning millions of dollars, hiring employees, paying people's salaries
Speaker 8: that could help their family paying taxes, paying taxes in
Speaker 8: our system, you know, because of bigotry is putting a
Speaker 8: guy in jail. It was great and when I met him,
Speaker 8: it really changed my life. He was nice and he
Speaker 8: told me they fixed up the jail when they painted it,
Speaker 8: they knew I was coming, which is crazy to me,
Speaker 8: and he was nice. I said, how come you don't
Speaker 8: have an edge? I'd be ticked, you know exactly. He said,
Speaker 8: I expected it. And then you know, I got into
Speaker 8: it with my buddy and I came out by the
Speaker 8: way and I spoke to the media.
Speaker 2: Have to listen.
Speaker 8: He got out of jail two three days later, and
Speaker 8: he told me I made a difference, not it just
Speaker 8: told me how screwed off our system was, and we
Speaker 8: got to change this whole bail situation. And because of that,
Speaker 8: a few of us got together, you know, Michael and
Speaker 8: jay Z and Meek and myself when we started this
Speaker 8: reform alliance to try we have to correct that system.
Speaker 8: It's a great injustice in America.
Speaker 2: I agree. I want to go back to something you said, though,
Speaker 2: because you have donated money to democratic politicians, you donated
Speaker 2: the most money the President Obama's campaign out of all
Speaker 2: the NFL owners. But you talked about what happened in Charlottesville.
Speaker 2: You're also good friends with Donald Trump, and in twenty
Speaker 2: seventeen you said Trump will be great for the economy.
Speaker 2: So how do you feel about him in twenty twenty
Speaker 2: four because he's fueled a lot of the dangerous things
Speaker 2: that have happened that you're talking about. Yeah, well, let
Speaker 2: me just say I'm a Democrat. I've been.
Speaker 8: I was head of the Democratic City Committee in Brookline,
Speaker 8: then Newton, and I ran Teddy Kennedy's re election campaign
Speaker 8: with a young man called Tommy O'Neill in Boston who
Speaker 8: was Tip O'Neill's son. And I've always been democratic. Donald
Speaker 8: Trump became a social friend in the early nineties when
Speaker 8: I was going down to Florida, and then when my
Speaker 8: wife of Blessed Memory died thirteen years ago. He was
Speaker 8: one of four or five people who reached out to
Speaker 8: me and was really, really nice I've met. The only
Speaker 8: donation I ever gave to him was he called me
Speaker 8: when he got elected and I made a strong donation
Speaker 8: to his inauguration. I couldn't believe it. It was like
Speaker 8: having someone who's a drunk frattorney brother become president.
Speaker 2: I mean, I couldn't believe.
Speaker 13: You know, he.
Speaker 8: You know, and yeah, I think he did things. I mean,
Speaker 8: I'll say this, but since I was very upset what
Speaker 8: happened January sixth.
Speaker 2: Pardon, I think he let an insurrection in this country.
Speaker 8: And I haven't talked to him since then.
Speaker 2: If you're against bigotry and you're against hate, why would
Speaker 2: you choose not to be involved in the election at
Speaker 2: this in this year like Trump have an opportunity to
Speaker 2: be back in the White House. He said, you didn't
Speaker 2: like what he did on January sixth let an insurrection
Speaker 2: in this country, So why wouldn't you want to be involved?
Speaker 8: Once we take a side politically, then we alienate people
Speaker 8: and I don't want to. I want everyone what we're
Speaker 8: preaching in our foundation, and you look, we're able to
Speaker 8: get the seven sports leagues and NASCAR, which is Mid
Speaker 8: America and the different I don't know how many NASCAR
Speaker 8: fans are listening to you show, but we were able
Speaker 8: to bring them all together, and they're all together preaching
Speaker 8: against hate and trying to keep civility, instill the greatest
Speaker 8: country with all our faults in this country. We're the
Speaker 8: greatest country or opportunity. Look look what you folks are
Speaker 8: doing with this show, but we got to work at it. Now.
Speaker 7: I wanted to know. So by you saying you're not
Speaker 7: getting involved in an election, that does it? Are you
Speaker 7: going to vote though?
Speaker 8: Absolutely?
Speaker 7: Okay, But you just don't want to come out and
Speaker 7: see who you're voting for?
Speaker 8: Well yeah, because when you do that. Let me just
Speaker 8: say this, people from both sides, both parties right at
Speaker 8: the top, have reached out to us and want us
Speaker 8: to be involved.
Speaker 2: And I don't.
Speaker 8: I think we bring more value to this country and
Speaker 8: to people who are needy by being in the position
Speaker 8: we're in. And when you get involved in politics, it's.
Speaker 2: Sad to me.
Speaker 8: How do I benefit by demeaning anyone, any group that's
Speaker 8: given there, even if they think differently than I. I
Speaker 8: want them to have their chance, but do it straight
Speaker 8: and be respectful of all.
Speaker 2: Do you think that's the reason why you so your
Speaker 2: franchise is so successful because y'all cheat, which I don't
Speaker 2: have a problem with.
Speaker 8: I was my cod was the cheat, Okay, But see
Speaker 8: what you're saying, that's what I call envy and jealous
Speaker 8: and even one in a long time. Look at you, folks,
Speaker 8: you're doing this show. You don't think there are people
Speaker 8: that hate you that you're so successful. I want to
Speaker 8: try to throw digs and throw of course, so jealous
Speaker 8: in envy, I want to I have a saying, actually.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 8: Oh please.
Speaker 7: Money, I mean jealousy envy.
Speaker 2: Okay, this is an RK. Okay read that jealousy and
Speaker 2: envy are incurable diseases. And it's the one time it
Speaker 2: is better to be a recipient than.
Speaker 7: A donor carry around all the time.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I give him off.
Speaker 2: This is about three other things in your pocket you
Speaker 2: coulda gave me other year.
Speaker 8: I'm a slavone.
Speaker 3: I will don't go anywhere. We're still kicking it with
Speaker 3: Robert Craft. Of course he's the owner of the New
Speaker 3: England Patriots.
Speaker 2: To keep a lock.
Speaker 3: This the breakfast club, Good morning, and everybody is dj
Speaker 3: n V, Jess hilarryous, Charlamagne the guy we are the
Speaker 3: breakfast club. Laurna Rosas is filling in for Jess. And
Speaker 3: we're still kicking it with Robert Kraft, the owner of
Speaker 3: the New England Patriots.
Speaker 2: Cha, you're not doing like there's always this debate between
Speaker 2: Belichick and Brady and who's responsible for the Patriots success?
Speaker 2: Did Tom need Bill? That Bill need him?
Speaker 8: You know, it's like, well, I don't know, all right, you're.
Speaker 2: Not marry no, hell no. A lot of guys, a
Speaker 2: lot of guys are having their eye in that direction.
Speaker 8: I see are YouTube married.
Speaker 2: Twenty three years?
Speaker 8: How many?
Speaker 2: Twenty six years? Married for ten? But build my wife
Speaker 2: for twenty six years, twenty three years. So think about
Speaker 2: your Mari and by the way, that decision.
Speaker 8: If you get the right person, you're going to go
Speaker 8: through tough time, absolutely, but you stay together, especially if
Speaker 8: you have kids and the dividends you'll get later. But
Speaker 8: who's more responsible? We're keeping it together? How do you
Speaker 8: answer that?
Speaker 2: And that's what's easy my wife?
Speaker 5: Okay, wait, so you and Belichick, like, wh what's the
Speaker 5: relationship now? Because you know it's been on and off,
Speaker 5: rumors that y'all don't really do that, y'all don't really
Speaker 5: like each other like that.
Speaker 8: Look, I mean I kept him for twenty four years.
Speaker 8: I don't Yeah, I didn't enjoy having to fire him,
Speaker 8: but I try to do it. If you look at
Speaker 8: the press conference and how it happened to try to
Speaker 8: do it in a classy way, and what he did
Speaker 8: for us was great. You know, people need to adapt
Speaker 8: and if they don't or look at you folks together,
Speaker 8: things can change in life. It's about getting good chemistry
Speaker 8: and trust and feel that. You know, our record the
Speaker 8: last three to four years wasn't what I wanted. And
Speaker 8: I had given him so much power. He had full
Speaker 8: control over everything, and shame on me. I should have
Speaker 8: had some checks and balances better, but he had earned
Speaker 8: that right. But then the results weren't there. And if
Speaker 8: you're in a sports business, you know you win or
Speaker 8: you lose. There's no gray and I hate losing.
Speaker 2: Now. That was seriously thinking about Sina Colin Keepnick, Yes,
Speaker 2: that really, Why didn't you.
Speaker 8: Well, first of all, those are decisions I've never like.
Speaker 8: We just changed. We have a new quarterback starting this week.
Speaker 8: I let my football people make decisions. I'm happy to
Speaker 8: discuss things. I think it would have been a great
Speaker 8: thing for us to have hired them because it would
Speaker 8: have been a great statement to the country. And you know,
Speaker 8: here the best team, the best coach, everything. The NFL
Speaker 8: is not a straight line business. Personnel decisions are a
Speaker 8: function of you know, many things going on. When you
Speaker 8: bring in a quarterback, how does it affect the second
Speaker 8: and third quarterback? How does it affect the team? We're
Speaker 8: trying to do things that always build team first. In America.
Speaker 8: What's happening now and the NFL is a perfect example.
Speaker 8: If you don't have everybody on the same page, you're
Speaker 8: not going to win. You can have the greatest quarterback,
Speaker 8: but it's not like other sports where you can have
Speaker 8: one or two great people and it can impact you know,
Speaker 8: great pitcher, great center. You know, in football, special teams
Speaker 8: can lose you a game if they let a runback
Speaker 8: go or offense by fumbling. You can have the greatest
Speaker 8: defense and your offense gives, so you need It's what
Speaker 8: has to go on in America. You need everybody pulling
Speaker 8: together and it's hard.
Speaker 2: So was it rock Nation that was pushing for you
Speaker 2: to sign cap or why didn't you do? Was he
Speaker 2: black ball?
Speaker 8: Like?
Speaker 2: What was the reason that it just didn't happen?
Speaker 8: You just well, there were a lot of variables. It
Speaker 8: just that I mean I didn't make that final decision.
Speaker 8: There were serious considerations in the end. The bottom line
Speaker 8: is every decision we're making with the NFL team on
Speaker 8: the game field is going to help us win or lose.
Speaker 8: The one thing we've said, they can draft whomever they want.
Speaker 8: They can do it, except we never want to be
Speaker 8: bring a person into our system who has done the
Speaker 8: wrong thing by women. You know, that's not allowed. They're
Speaker 8: not And I think in our third year of ownership,
Speaker 8: we drafted someone who had abused women in his attorney.
Speaker 8: It was covered up to me it was a guy
Speaker 8: who should have gone in the first or second round.
Speaker 8: We got him in the fifth or sixth round. And
Speaker 8: when I found out after the draft, we cut them.
Speaker 5: So j Birl Peppers right now is all over the
Speaker 5: news for domestic balanced charges against his significant other, and
Speaker 5: in the beginning of it, Jarrett Mayo has said that
Speaker 5: you guys didn't know enough to not allow him into
Speaker 5: the facility, and in that change, now he's on the
Speaker 5: commissioner's exemp list. So do you guys conduct your own
Speaker 5: investigations what was found? Like, what was the change there?
Speaker 7: Because I know we are.
Speaker 2: Doing that's a very good question.
Speaker 8: And you know, we're living in a world now with
Speaker 8: so much on social media and so much it's reported
Speaker 8: is unfair in these kind of situations, and you know,
Speaker 8: when you read the thing initially, it turns your stomach.
Speaker 8: But we've learned, and I don't know the facts in
Speaker 8: this case, and Gerard called me. We spoke about it
Speaker 8: once he goes on the Commissioner example lists. They do
Speaker 8: their independent checking. We're doing ours. And it was reported
Speaker 8: is true, he's gone. There have been some suggestions that
Speaker 8: this was a setup and a lot of been what's
Speaker 8: reported is not accurate.
Speaker 18: I just, I.
Speaker 8: Just I've seen in life that if someone will take
Speaker 8: any one of the three of you you have profiles,
Speaker 8: there's someone could set up something and say something it's
Speaker 8: just not true fact and there's nothing so one other things.
Speaker 8: And I've personally had that happen with me. So you know,
Speaker 8: I have a saying that I used all my key
Speaker 8: people and important decisions in life. You measure nine times
Speaker 8: and you cut once. And I think in this case,
Speaker 8: if what's been reported is true, he's gone. But we
Speaker 8: want to get the fact.
Speaker 2: I got one last question for you, why do you
Speaker 2: think you're not in the NFL Hall of Fame? Because
Speaker 2: I don't know why you're not. It makes no sense
Speaker 2: to me.
Speaker 8: Read that car, Wow, I don't really to be honest,
Speaker 8: I don't care because on merit. You know, I think
Speaker 8: most people who are objective, this is people. It doesn't
Speaker 8: mean anything to me. What I'm doing more in my
Speaker 8: foundation to come back that has a greater impact, whether
Speaker 8: it just I think the hall and it's happened with
Speaker 8: other people, so it demeans the value of it. It
Speaker 8: should be your objectivity. The key thing is to dream
Speaker 8: your dream, hang with good people of good character and
Speaker 8: Bill Bridges and that's what my wife is.
Speaker 2: Ladies and gentlemen, Robert Craft, we appreciate you for joining us.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 8: I'm honored to be here and I congrat relate you
Speaker 8: all for billing the equity brand that you've done there.
Speaker 2: Thank you, robber Craft, thank you.
Speaker 3: Just the Breakfast Club, Good morning, Everybody's d J n
Speaker 3: V Jess hilarious, Charlamage the guy we are the Breakfast
Speaker 3: Club on the Rosa filling.
Speaker 2: In for jes Nick Cannon his head as well. You
Speaker 2: got yes, co host, This morning is crazy. Robber Craft
Speaker 2: pulled all that money out of his pocket and they
Speaker 2: didn't leave nothing on the table with a damn card.
Speaker 2: Pull all that money out of his pocket and level
Speaker 2: is a card you are.
Speaker 7: One hundred dollar bills to that's what a used card to.
Speaker 2: Use a bunch of new hundreds in the used car.
Speaker 2: Jesus Christ. All right, don't forget. Nick Cannon is gonna
Speaker 2: be at the Barclays tonight.
Speaker 3: So if you're in New York City, or if you
Speaker 3: can make it to New York while I'm out live
Speaker 3: at the Barclays tonight, get your tickets and.
Speaker 2: Let's get to jest with the mess with la Rosa.
Speaker 2: You use is real, whether it's just robbing Moore, just
Speaker 2: don't do no lines, don't do nobody. Why jests worldwide mess.
Speaker 14: On the breakfast clubs, the coaches, Lauren Laurens and I
Speaker 14: got the.
Speaker 7: Mess talk Tommy.
Speaker 5: Caitln Nicole is again addressing the Travis kelce breakup gues.
Speaker 2: You can't keep Travis kelcey name out your mouth, can you? Lord?
Speaker 5: This is crazy anyway, So she is again addressing it
Speaker 5: because you guys remember they were dating from twenty seventeen
Speaker 5: to twenty twenty two.
Speaker 2: I hated, I was I hating.
Speaker 7: I was happy for my girl.
Speaker 2: She had a picture. Did we know her? And why
Speaker 2: are we doing celebrit news? No, no, no, I'm just saying,
Speaker 2: why do we know? Where do we where did we
Speaker 2: meet her as a as a.
Speaker 7: Culture as I feel like we're her dating Travis Kelsey.
Speaker 2: That was so for me.
Speaker 5: I knew her before that because she also is a
Speaker 5: broadcaster and like a journal that she's in sports though,
Speaker 5: but I think a lot of people met her as
Speaker 5: Travis Kelsey's girlfriend.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's what I just what I wanted to I
Speaker 2: was asking.
Speaker 4: I was saying, why do why do we know? Is
Speaker 4: it she's a girlfriend or what she you said? You
Speaker 4: just gave her her props because she's a journalist.
Speaker 2: That's why.
Speaker 7: Okay, all right, I'm just making I just yeah, this
Speaker 7: is when Travis had the SEMs and the beer. This
Speaker 7: is when he was cute.
Speaker 5: So so okay, So she sat down with angel Rey
Speaker 5: Shout Out to Angelies and her podcast and they talked
Speaker 5: a lot about a bunch of different things. So originally,
Speaker 5: when Travis Kelcey and Caitlnicole broke up, the rumors were
Speaker 5: that she broke up with him because he was making
Speaker 5: her go fifty to fifty on things.
Speaker 7: Let's take a listen.
Speaker 12: So there was a rumor that they were saying that
Speaker 12: you stopped messinging with them at one point because of
Speaker 12: fifty to fifty.
Speaker 7: Oh, the splitting little bills splitting fifty?
Speaker 8: Yeah, m what was the tea on that? Yeah?
Speaker 19: Do I look like anybody that would split anything?
Speaker 2: So you guys broke up at that point because no.
Speaker 7: This is the question, do I look like I would
Speaker 7: go fifty to fifty on bills?
Speaker 2: Okay? So yeah, that was ridiculous.
Speaker 19: But he addressed up too though. I don't even know
Speaker 19: how people why that even became a saying, Yeah, that
Speaker 19: was never an issue in our relationship, but it was
Speaker 19: definitely a rumor on the internet.
Speaker 2: Which I mean, was wrong with that? Your parents decides
Speaker 2: if you fifty to fifty?
Speaker 5: Nation Baby, I've been off the appearance.
Speaker 2: She was just with ANGELI.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they were there.
Speaker 2: She's beautiful, you look broke. She's a beautiful It's like
Speaker 2: Angels homegirl.
Speaker 5: I think I thought so she's Angel's homegirl because of
Speaker 5: the sports connection. So the Angelies has the podcast called
Speaker 5: Unapologetically Angel, and she brought Kailnicle on it to have
Speaker 5: a conversation about what she's doing now life in general.
Speaker 7: But they did get into travesty. Now you had your.
Speaker 5: Response to the do I look like I go fifty fifty?
Speaker 5: It's a woman who I mean, that's how she feels.
Speaker 2: I would have told her, she looking you don't look
Speaker 2: like you go fifty to fifty. Just to be an
Speaker 2: a hole. I would have said that, okay, just to
Speaker 2: bring her down the earth for a little bit. The
Speaker 2: matter you look, the more you feel like you should
Speaker 2: have to put in relationship.
Speaker 7: That's not how I feel.
Speaker 5: But I do know women that feel that way, like
Speaker 5: if they pull up a certain way, they shouldn't have
Speaker 5: to be responsible for anything, and they live their life
Speaker 5: like that. And I know women who live in a
Speaker 5: great life that way. I mean, they put up with
Speaker 5: a lot more, in my opinion, than I probably would
Speaker 5: be able to.
Speaker 2: But I got a rule to each his own. I
Speaker 2: don't pay for nothing for anybody who got more money
Speaker 2: than me. I look like they got more money than me.
Speaker 2: So if you pulling up looking like you got that bag,
Speaker 2: you don't need my help. She needed me to go
Speaker 2: fifty four. It's not normally people with the bag, though,
Speaker 2: enjoy paying for stuff.
Speaker 7: And that's we were just having that conversation in the room, right,
Speaker 7: so I know you enjoyed the.
Speaker 2: Why you ain't white breakfast this morning? First, I ain't eat,
Speaker 2: ain't nobody off of breakfast?
Speaker 7: Anybody got your team nobody for your breakfast?
Speaker 2: Nah? Charlamagne? Did I did? I said, do you want
Speaker 2: something from stockbucks? Bucks? Run?
Speaker 5: That's not you're throwing trees on the low up here?
Speaker 5: You first me feed you now killing Nicole?
Speaker 2: Who is she? I didn't say you said that.
Speaker 4: I was asking, let's set the playing field and where
Speaker 4: who are we talking about?
Speaker 2: That's all it was. Also, don't act entitled like you
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying. We don't like entitlement in no
Speaker 2: other place, So why do we like people that acting
Speaker 2: titled like that? Don't You're not entitled anything.
Speaker 7: But if she feels like she is and a man
Speaker 7: is willing to do that for her, what's the issue.
Speaker 2: That's her?
Speaker 5: That's her situation, absolute right, okay, and she's better. I
Speaker 5: don't got I'm not a do I look like I
Speaker 5: go fifty to fifty? But however, see you.
Speaker 2: Fighting with that? You know you can't go fifty fifty,
Speaker 2: but you on your way? Lord.
Speaker 5: First of all, uncle Grumpy, I'm one hundred percent hold
Speaker 5: down everything over here, And in previous relationships even when
Speaker 5: I pulled up as big dog. I'm always down to support,
Speaker 5: but I don't even want to date nobody that I
Speaker 5: have to have that conversation with. If you need me,
Speaker 5: I got you, and if I need you, tell me.
Speaker 5: But manya business about my eyelash, my finances and my
Speaker 5: men because you over here messing up a lot of
Speaker 5: stuff for me.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, that law too. She hits you at the claw.
Speaker 7: I was gonna cut my nails this week, but I
Speaker 7: need it for you.
Speaker 2: You told me to stop bringing up her hose. Okay,
Speaker 2: I'm messing up her anyway.
Speaker 7: I hold you anyway?
Speaker 8: Is that this is?
Speaker 2: This is what we're doing.
Speaker 7: Anyway.
Speaker 5: Then she also started talking about why did I just
Speaker 5: get hot? It's really not going to help guys, saying
Speaker 5: I'm trying to live a prosperous life and y'all just
Speaker 5: She also addressed the tail the Swift stuff because and
Speaker 5: this is the second time she's addressed. She also talked
Speaker 5: about this on the Pivot too, But she got a
Speaker 5: lot of dragging publicly when it was announced that he
Speaker 5: was now dating Taylor Swift, because people were comparing her
Speaker 5: and saying he leveled up like they were talking about status,
Speaker 5: money whatever.
Speaker 7: But she, you know, she's saying, like that level of
Speaker 7: fame it got crazy. So that's like a listen.
Speaker 19: I would be lying if I said that that level
Speaker 19: of hate doesn't impact me.
Speaker 10: It does even to this day.
Speaker 19: You could go to my most recent post and it
Speaker 19: will be people debating each other why I am worthless
Speaker 19: and I'll never be a talented person and I have
Speaker 19: no career and I'm and I just I think that
Speaker 19: there's something about that level of fame that attracts crazy people.
Speaker 10: And it's unfortunate because.
Speaker 19: I've never done anything to warn that kind of backlash.
Speaker 7: But would you ever get in a public relationship again?
Speaker 19: Though I don't see myself doing that anytime soon.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 7: If you guys have seen each other, like, are you
Speaker 7: guys cooring them?
Speaker 19: I mean I'll probably like hit them with a head nod.
Speaker 2: That's about it.
Speaker 7: She got to hit them with the head node.
Speaker 5: Though if they hug or talk too long, it's a
Speaker 5: whole media blitz about how they're rekindling a mixed a
Speaker 5: miss Tellers.
Speaker 2: Head nod back. You don't be around the black people
Speaker 2: no more. You think you don't have to return the
Speaker 2: head no I like her though. She got like a
Speaker 2: cool disposition. She like she's handling all of this very well.
Speaker 7: She don't have a choice.
Speaker 5: It's either like because she's also building a career at
Speaker 5: the same time as a as a sports analyst, so
Speaker 5: it's like either you go hide or you pop out
Speaker 5: and continue to do shows. And they critique everything she does,
Speaker 5: Like she reported on Travis Kelce a couple of days ago,
Speaker 5: and they were like, it was shady, she was weird
Speaker 5: about how she did it. You listen to the audio
Speaker 5: she just got through the report. It was very not
Speaker 5: But she doesn't have a choice. I mean, and I
Speaker 5: think she's using it to her ability and more power
Speaker 5: to what.
Speaker 2: Do you think, Nick? You got that look in y'all?
Speaker 2: Baby Mama No. Number sixteen on the way I did.
Speaker 2: She was with Angel at the wild'n out.
Speaker 5: Shoulder You're gonna have You didn't say no, said no,
Speaker 5: she's got more what kids? Because you didn't say no
Speaker 5: more kids?
Speaker 2: I didn said that whatever God has planned for me
Speaker 2: is walk that.
Speaker 7: Walk if you had another while we already know the
Speaker 7: walk has been.
Speaker 3: Walking all right. Well that was just with the mess
Speaker 3: with Laurna roaster. Charlamagne yes, we are giving that down Cote.
Speaker 2: Before after the hour. We need the former President of
Speaker 2: the United States of America, Donald J. Trump to come
Speaker 2: to the front of the congregation. We'd like to have
Speaker 2: a word with them Detroit with up dough. All right,
Speaker 2: we'll get into that next. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
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Speaker 16: No j Trump is calling for a total and complete
Speaker 16: chuckout of Muslims entering.
Speaker 2: The United States.
Speaker 16: When you love to see one of these NFL owners,
Speaker 16: when somebody disrespects.
Speaker 2: Our flag to say, get that son of a that
Speaker 2: you're off the field right now out, he's tired, he's fired.
Speaker 2: Please step up to the congregation. Yes, you are adult,
Speaker 2: sum Trump.
Speaker 16: When Mexico sends its PA, they're not sending their best.
Speaker 2: They're bringing drugs, they're bringing crimes. Yes, donk here today
Speaker 2: for Friday, October eleventh goes to the former president of
Speaker 2: the United States of America, Donald J. Trump. Oh, the
Speaker 2: mayonnaise is heavy with this one. Now, we are twenty
Speaker 2: five days away from the presidential election, and if you notice,
Speaker 2: the candidates Donald John Trump and Kamala Debbie Harris are
Speaker 2: spending a lot of time in the battleground states. Seven
Speaker 2: states usually decide the election. Those states are Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, divided,
Speaker 2: North Carolina, Pennsylvania. And it was cancing. So over the
Speaker 2: next twenty five days you will see the candidates in
Speaker 2: those states a lot, especially Michigan and Pennsylvania, which is
Speaker 2: why I still don't understand why Tim Wallas was picked
Speaker 2: over Joshapiro. But who cares. In life, you must play
Speaker 2: with the cards you've been dealt. Now, Donald Trump was
Speaker 2: campaigning in Michigan yesterday and he was speaking to the
Speaker 2: Detroit Economic Club at the Motor City Casino, and he
Speaker 2: was doing what some would call rambling, But as he
Speaker 2: said on My Guy Andrews Shows his Flagrant two podcast,
Speaker 2: he was expressing his genius ability to weave. Can we
Speaker 2: hear him talk about his genius ability to weave first, right,
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 16: I do a thing called the weave. And there were
Speaker 16: those that are fair that say this guy is so genius,
Speaker 16: and then others would say, oh hemle, what do you
Speaker 16: do is you weave things?
Speaker 2: And you do it. You have to have certain things.
Speaker 16: You need an extraordinary memory because you have to come
Speaker 16: back to where you started.
Speaker 2: Yes, the weave is only good for that. Sure, you
Speaker 2: could go all the.
Speaker 16: Way over here and getting there so far here or there,
Speaker 16: and I can come back to exactly where I started. Now,
Speaker 16: someday when you don't come back to where you started,
Speaker 16: but the weave is away.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 2: I played that because I want you to know. The
Speaker 2: media calls what Trump does rambling, but as you can
Speaker 2: hear him explain, he's fully away of what he's doing
Speaker 2: and what he's saying. So when we hear him say
Speaker 2: certain things, let's not believe he's just talking. Let's not
Speaker 2: believe he's just rambling. He means every word. So in Detroit,
Speaker 2: Trump was speaking at length about the threaty believed Vice
Speaker 2: President kamarad O Harris poses to the US if she wins,
Speaker 2: and he decided, for whatever reason, to just take his
Speaker 2: alleged pamper off and deffecate all over Detroit. Let's go
Speaker 2: to CBS Detroit for the report. Police.
Speaker 20: Well, it's not every day that a presidential candidate comes
Speaker 20: to a city to diss the same city that he's
Speaker 20: standing in. That's exactly what the former president did this afternoon.
Speaker 20: Now it's anyone's guess exactly how this will fare for
Speaker 20: him come November.
Speaker 2: But detroit Ters have opinions.
Speaker 16: The whole country is going to be like you want
Speaker 16: to know that you're it'll be like Detroit. Our whole
Speaker 16: country will end up being like Detroit if she's your president.
Speaker 20: Disparaging remarks given by President Donald Trump on Wednesday at
Speaker 20: a campaign stop in the city has Detroitter's up in arms.
Speaker 20: Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan tweeting, lots of cities should be
Speaker 20: like Detroit, and we did it all without Trump's help.
Speaker 20: Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer also chimed in, saying, keep Detroit
Speaker 20: out of your mouth, and you better believe Detroitter's won't
Speaker 20: forget this in November.
Speaker 2: Detroit wo up, though. If America turns into Detroit, that
Speaker 2: would be great. I mean, I mean, we'd have soul resilience.
Speaker 2: That's what the R on this hoodie I'm wearing stands
Speaker 2: for resilience. Everybody who listens to us on WJLB and
Speaker 2: the beautiful Motive City, what's happening? Drop on the clues
Speaker 2: bombs for them. Okay, Michigan is a crucial battleground state.
Speaker 2: So yeah, Trump decided to come to Michigan and insult
Speaker 2: the largest city by both population and size in Michigan.
Speaker 2: And by the way, Detroit is considered to be on
Speaker 2: the upswing. You saw what the mayor tweeted out. They
Speaker 2: just read that on the news report. You heard what
Speaker 2: big Gretch said. Big Gretch said. Detroit is the epitome
Speaker 2: a grit to find by winners willing to get their
Speaker 2: hands dirty to build up their city and create their community,
Speaker 2: something Donald Trump could never understand. So keep Detroit out
Speaker 2: your mouth, and you better believe Detroits won't forget this
Speaker 2: in November. That's right, you got to come to the
Speaker 2: defense of your city. I don't understand why Trump would
Speaker 2: come to Michigan and insult the biggest city in Michigan.
Speaker 2: But I'm gonna tell you right now when I say
Speaker 2: I don't understand like Trump, I'm basically a truthful person. Actually,
Speaker 2: I'm lying because I know exactly why he has no
Speaker 2: problem insulting Detroit. Because Donald Trump knows that a lot
Speaker 2: of his supporters simply don't care about black people. Let's
Speaker 2: be clear about it. Vice President Kamala has is a
Speaker 2: woman of color, Black and Indian. When Trump says the
Speaker 2: whole country is going to be like Detroit if she
Speaker 2: becomes president, he's telling folks that they need to fear
Speaker 2: America becoming too black. Not only will you have a
Speaker 2: black woman president, but Detroit used to be the blackest
Speaker 2: city in America. I believe it still is. If not,
Speaker 2: it's still very very, very very black. I did some research,
Speaker 2: and by research, I mean I asked chat GPT and
Speaker 2: it said seventy eight percent of its population identify this
Speaker 2: is black. Seventy eight percent. Okay, So Trump was telling
Speaker 2: all those folks there, if Vice President Kamala Harris becomes president,
Speaker 2: America will be very black. We gotta stop calling these
Speaker 2: things racist dog whistles. Okay, these are white supremacist bullhorns.
Speaker 2: At this point, if you don't see the play by now,
Speaker 2: then you don't want to see it. Okay, nobody plays
Speaker 2: in the white racial grievances like Donald Trump saying America
Speaker 2: is going to be like Detroit. If Kamala Harris wins,
Speaker 2: is just coded language that attracts racist So please let
Speaker 2: Kathy Griffin give Donald Trump the biggest he haw.
Speaker 7: Please give this giant jar male the biggest he haw.
Speaker 2: Salutes everybody in Detroit. What up doubt? Yeah, Yeah, She's
Speaker 2: gonna be there tonight, Detroit. I'm gonna be there Tuesday.
Speaker 2: I want to talk to Detroit for a second. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna be in Detroit on Tuesday, and I would like
Speaker 2: for you know, some people from Detroit to join me
Speaker 2: as I sit down and have a conversation with our
Speaker 2: Vice president, Kamala Harris. Okay, yes, I'm gonna have a
Speaker 2: conversation with the Vice president alive on IHEA Heart Radio.
Speaker 2: You know, our listeners are very passionate. Remember the brother
Speaker 2: Tone that called up the other day, yep, and he
Speaker 2: had a lot of grievances, a lot of things he
Speaker 2: wanted to get off his chest. I want local voices
Speaker 2: from Detroit and voices from all the battleground states to
Speaker 2: get the opportunity to ask Vice President Kamala Harris some questions.
Speaker 2: I know we got some pressing issues to talk about.
Speaker 2: The future of the nation is decided by who we elect.
Speaker 2: So I want to tell Detroit in the whole country
Speaker 2: don't miss an event we are calling We the People
Speaker 2: a Conversation with Vice President Kamala Harris and myself Charlamagne
Speaker 2: to God, this Tuesday at five pm Eastern two pm
Speaker 2: Pacific Right here, and when I mean right here, whatever
Speaker 2: station you are listening to me on in your market,
Speaker 2: you will hear the conversation Tuesday at five pm Eastern
Speaker 2: two pm Pacific time. Now, if you listen to us
Speaker 2: on the iHeartRadio app, there's a feature called Talkback. Use
Speaker 2: the talkback mike and send me your questions right now,
Speaker 2: Like right now, go to the talkback feature on the
Speaker 2: iHeart Radio app and send your questions for We the People.
Speaker 2: A Conversation with Vice President Kamala has and myself Charlamagne
Speaker 2: to God, happening Tuesday at five pm on iHeartRadio.
Speaker 3: That's right, yes, indeed, all right, well, thank you for that.
Speaker 3: Donk in to day absolutely now. When we come back,
Speaker 3: Resma Minnikan will be joining us. He has a new book,
Speaker 3: The Stories of from my grandmother's hands. It's a children's book. Well,
Speaker 3: it's a book that's been out for a couple of years.
Speaker 3: Fantastic book, one of my favorite books ever. I recommend
Speaker 3: it to everybody. But he just turned it into a
Speaker 3: children's book, that's right.
Speaker 2: And he'll be at my fourth Annuel Mental Wealth Expo
Speaker 2: tomorrow at from eleven am to four pm.
Speaker 3: That's right, Marquie Times Square. And if you're in New
Speaker 3: York City, Nick cann is going to be at the
Speaker 3: Balclays tonight.
Speaker 2: We're going up. That's right, So make sure you get
Speaker 2: your tickets. Wildern out.
Speaker 3: We'll be hitting the Balclays. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 3: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: She moved.
Speaker 18: You watched how she got down, what she recoiled from,
Speaker 18: what she leaned into.
Speaker 10: Right her sinse right, this is right.
Speaker 5: I'm just saying, this is so crazy. I'm connecting to
Speaker 5: this book. But said my grandma was, it is a
Speaker 5: big part of my life.
Speaker 18: Right, that's the tag, right, And so all we did
Speaker 18: with the book was bring all that stuff together and
Speaker 18: have our people begin to work with these pieces that
Speaker 18: are already percolately. Like I know you got daughters, right,
Speaker 18: So beginning to work with your own pieces. And you know,
Speaker 18: you talk about your healing journey a lot, right, working
Speaker 18: with those pieces actually gives room for your children. When
Speaker 18: you have more room in your nervous system. When you've
Speaker 18: worked with some pieces, your children pick up on the
Speaker 18: room that's available to them. It becomes more resourcing.
Speaker 2: So what me and brother T.
Speaker 18: Michael did was to try and put a book in
Speaker 18: very small little lines, to try and put a book
Speaker 18: together that would allow our people to begin to explore
Speaker 18: these pieces as opposed to getting rid of it, especially
Speaker 18: during this time of what's happening in Palestine, during this
Speaker 18: time of what our people have gone through, and the
Speaker 18: connection and how empire just destroys people's bodies. I think
Speaker 18: this book is really important right now.
Speaker 3: How difficult was it to and I don't take this
Speaker 3: the wrong way, but almost a dumb it down so
Speaker 3: that a three year old can understand it, You know
Speaker 3: what I mean?
Speaker 21: You know, inferal you say that because I'm what our
Speaker 21: interest was was to apply concepts that are tangible and acsensory,
Speaker 21: because we always and as you point it out, I
Speaker 21: could smell, I could feel, I could touch, and so
Speaker 21: each of the pages are couplets. There are two pages
Speaker 21: per grandmother, so there is a different name for a
Speaker 21: grandmother for every two pages, which speaks to the different
Speaker 21: variety of black and brown women who are grandmothers. And
Speaker 21: so through each of those we experienced an opportunity for
Speaker 21: the reader and for the child to say, all right,
Speaker 21: my grandmother and hands is no accident, because the hand
Speaker 21: is such a healing thing. It's the sad, it's the soother,
Speaker 21: it's the pattern, it's the giver, you know. So the
Speaker 21: idea of a hand being symbolic and the grandmother being
Speaker 21: led who's always offered us that sense of soup and
Speaker 21: that art, music, poetry, literature opens and heals the wound
Speaker 21: at the same time. So this opens a space, all right,
Speaker 21: and then it cleaves. The word cleave is fascinating because
Speaker 21: in this book we cleave. The word cleve means clothes,
Speaker 21: but it also means to open, right, so it's one
Speaker 21: word that's opposite means, but still the same word. The
Speaker 21: book are asked the reader to clean that which is
Speaker 21: really integral to growing, into healing and the release.
Speaker 3: One thing I would say is, you know, growing up
Speaker 3: as a kid, you know, all we had was books, right,
Speaker 3: So you know, we had one TV and that which
Speaker 3: is usually in the living room and you watch it
Speaker 3: as a TV, one one with the sound on the
Speaker 3: top and one with so you know. Then then TVs
Speaker 3: became more affordable, and then TV started watching your kids
Speaker 3: and putting your kids to sleep, right, and then they
Speaker 3: start iPads and cell phones, which is now putting.
Speaker 2: Your kids to sleep for a lot of parents.
Speaker 3: How do we get people getting to get back to
Speaker 3: reading to their kids and make sure their kids have
Speaker 3: the knowledge that are in these.
Speaker 2: Books watching you read, you know, and you're reading it
Speaker 2: in before they go to bed. That's exactly exactly right.
Speaker 21: But you know, I'm just I think I hear your
Speaker 21: question saying, how do we get how do we relearn
Speaker 21: as adults as the parents at the guardian?
Speaker 2: Because parents make excuses.
Speaker 3: I'm cooking, I'm cleaning, and they leave less time for
Speaker 3: the kids' education. They'll take them sports all day long
Speaker 3: and support them in their games and baseball, softball, basketball,
Speaker 3: But when it comes to this, this is almost don't
Speaker 3: want to say a lost art, but it's a lost.
Speaker 2: Art not in my house. But the thing is, what's
Speaker 2: happening us being here in this conversation.
Speaker 21: It has to be modeled by people who are opinion leaders,
Speaker 21: who are in those people look to. If we see
Speaker 21: when Lama Harburton had reading Rainbow Reading was really an
Speaker 21: amazing thing for you because he stepped out of this
Speaker 21: roots construct into speaking to the roots of people by pages.
Speaker 21: And so we have to have spaces where we have
Speaker 21: conversations like these to talk about reading. It's cool, it's cool.
Speaker 3: We got more with Resmo Miniquan when we come back,
Speaker 3: don't move. It's the Breakfast Club, Good Morning, but everybody
Speaker 3: it's dj n V. Jess, Hilaris Charlamage the guy. We
Speaker 3: are the Breakfast Club, law and Rosa filling in for Jess.
Speaker 3: And we're still kicking it with Resmu Miiniqum. His new book,
Speaker 3: The Stories from My Grandmother's Hands, the children's book, is
Speaker 3: out right now, Charlomagne.
Speaker 2: The other thing that I was going to say is
Speaker 2: what gravitate, What makes kids gravitate towards books, especially my daughters,
Speaker 2: is the artwork. We didn't have this growing up. You
Speaker 2: didn't see you know, black bodies, black people, black faces
Speaker 2: on books like that. As soon as I bring this
Speaker 2: home to be.
Speaker 7: All over, you have some real photos here too.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 18: Grandmother, Yeah, that's grandmother so here. So what y'all need
Speaker 18: to know is that the artist. So there's three of
Speaker 18: us that put the book together. The artist that did
Speaker 18: that is a is a uh So these aren't illustrations.
Speaker 18: These are actually paintings, paintings and mixed mark and mixed
Speaker 18: Mendia paintings.
Speaker 2: So this is Lerod Campbell.
Speaker 18: So in our community we know who lew Or Campbell is,
Speaker 18: like Lerod Campbell and Charles Bibb. So these this he
Speaker 18: when we put the when when we wrote it, we
Speaker 18: sent it to him and he just started putting the
Speaker 18: pieces together for each one.
Speaker 2: The ideas about what we thought the pictures needed to
Speaker 2: have in that's right.
Speaker 18: The music goes with each line in the book, right.
Speaker 18: The That's why we wanted people to be able to
Speaker 18: download it and have it readily available to them. That's
Speaker 18: why that's why it's wrapped in uh in plastic is
Speaker 18: because we don't want people to open up the book
Speaker 18: and then take a picture of the code in order
Speaker 18: to download the thing. So that yeah, so so so
Speaker 18: Leroy did all of the art pieces to that and
Speaker 18: and and you didn't do it on computer. He did
Speaker 18: it straight, he did it. Took him two years to
Speaker 18: get all of that together. That's why they feel so rich.
Speaker 18: That's why they that's why the sense of it is
Speaker 18: the way that it is so so this this, this, this,
Speaker 18: this book for me is probably to date one of
Speaker 18: the most important books I've ever done in that is
Speaker 18: the true y'all give away six thousand copies, gave away
Speaker 18: six thousand. We give away six thousand free copies to
Speaker 18: people in our community. All you have to do is
Speaker 18: sign up for it, and and we gave them because
Speaker 18: we wanted our people to have it first, right, because
Speaker 18: a lot of times what ends up happening is that
Speaker 18: when we make stuff available, the white folks have access
Speaker 18: to technology, the white folks have access to you know,
Speaker 18: people with means have access to it. So we wanted
Speaker 18: to make sure all you got to do is sign up.
Speaker 18: We covered all of the posters, we covered everything, and
Speaker 18: we gave her away six thousand.
Speaker 21: You know, I'm gonna go back to family stuff, my
Speaker 21: grand again. We say telegraph telephone, tell aneg telegraph telephone,
Speaker 21: Tell a negro?
Speaker 2: What you tell that negro? And they came, they can
Speaker 2: grow and droves and I'd love to it. Would it
Speaker 2: be possible we read a couple couple Yeah.
Speaker 5: I just read the whole book. I can't wait to
Speaker 5: call my grandma. Like it just feels like I mean,
Speaker 5: I was raised by my mom and my grandmam, so
Speaker 5: it feel so home like I read the Who book.
Speaker 5: But yeah, yeah, thank you, And I love that as
Speaker 5: one liners too, because it's going to cause conversations exactly, and.
Speaker 21: We want to pause at each point. Now that the
Speaker 21: first the pictures cannot be seen. They good pictures, the
Speaker 21: first couplet, and as I said, they're couplets two pages
Speaker 21: per grandmother. My grandmother's hands are big like sunrise, with
Speaker 21: fingers thick and coarse, like the corn rolls braided into
Speaker 21: her silver gray hair. My grandmother's hands picked cotton. Conversations
Speaker 21: A right, what good she did? And these hands are
Speaker 21: all the hands are exaggerated so that people can see
Speaker 21: the depth of what the story and the hands have done.
Speaker 21: Then this next couplet just stop. This next one. We
Speaker 21: refer to this grandmother as Granny. Some of us knew
Speaker 21: to granny, right, So my granny's hands rest on her
Speaker 21: belly as she hums and size rocks and sways like
Speaker 21: leaves swirling in the breeze.
Speaker 2: My grandmother's hands left handprints on my heart, hand being
Speaker 2: on your heart?
Speaker 21: What you mean which so like each couple, like the
Speaker 21: music and integrating, diversifying your portfolio. We have the album
Speaker 21: to ensure that the reader and the parent or the
Speaker 21: guardian has a chance to recognize there's a synergy. There's
Speaker 21: a way of integrating all these elements and sense recepts.
Speaker 21: What black folks can brown people came to understand it
Speaker 21: was about learning auditorially the orc tradition, all these things,
Speaker 21: making up by hand, watching grandmother cook, and so all
Speaker 21: these pages speak to artworks that shows a grandmother cooking,
Speaker 21: shows a young child with a wheelchair. You know, So
Speaker 21: that are all these things to say everybody has Actually
Speaker 21: everybody doesn't see themselves in the picture.
Speaker 2: Yeah, one last thing.
Speaker 18: So what we did was is that each of the
Speaker 18: terms that we use for grandmother were specifically picked and
Speaker 18: the reason why we picked it. We wove a lot
Speaker 18: of things into this book in order to have people
Speaker 18: begin to inquire and ask questions.
Speaker 2: So what we did was we.
Speaker 18: Picked names from the five different nations that brutalize us.
Speaker 2: Okay, so.
Speaker 18: There's a name for Portuguese for grandmother, there's a name
Speaker 18: for English grandmother, there's like all for Spainish, all of
Speaker 18: So the reason why we did that is that we
Speaker 18: wanted our people to begin to work with those pieces
Speaker 18: and then begin to inquire over time, like why is
Speaker 18: it why is she saying grandma this? But no, this
Speaker 18: one is just saying that, And hopefully people will begin
Speaker 18: to look at how black bodies have been traumatized even
Speaker 18: before we got here, right, And so a lot of
Speaker 18: the things the music are all points of inquiry. And
Speaker 18: that's we tell the parents. Listen before you ever even
Speaker 18: read the book to your child, it may be a
Speaker 18: month or two before you read the book to your child,
Speaker 18: Listen to the music. Download it onto your computer, and
Speaker 18: then just walk around and listen to the music. And
Speaker 18: then that will begin the stir stuff for you, stuff
Speaker 18: stuff that you have intended to So that way when
Speaker 18: you read to your babies, when you read to your babies,
Speaker 18: you can beget they will pick up on both the
Speaker 18: constriction and the resource.
Speaker 2: I can't wait to read this to my daughter's pick
Speaker 2: this book up.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 2: We appreciate you brothers for joining us.
Speaker 18: Ally is also on the front. There's also people can
Speaker 18: take workshops with me and with me. Oh you got
Speaker 18: to do is scan. There's a lot of scans in
Speaker 18: the and.
Speaker 2: The good Brother Redmond Medicle is going to be at
Speaker 2: the fourth anual Mental Wealth ex Bot's tomorrow this Saturday's
Speaker 2: from eleven am to four pm. Sent to Marry Out
Speaker 2: Marquee in Times Square.
Speaker 18: So you have a book signing and we got a
Speaker 18: book signing tomorrow at the Sister's Uptown book.
Speaker 2: Book Friday story Is it Friday? So say tonight?
Speaker 18: So tonight we have a tonight we have a book signing.
Speaker 18: We had one up in Kingston yesterday. Two hundred and
Speaker 18: three hundred people showed up tonight. We're gonna it ain't
Speaker 18: quite three five thousand thousand.
Speaker 7: But it's okay, okay, all right, because I don't people
Speaker 7: in the room. They need to be focused on him.
Speaker 2: Don't let everybody ain't free at the mental but is
Speaker 2: gonna be in his book book sign That's right, that's right,
Speaker 2: all right.
Speaker 3: Well it's doctor Reslond Minican. See Michael Rambo. We appreciate
Speaker 3: you brothers joining us this morning and make sure you
Speaker 3: go get the book. Breakfast Club good.
Speaker 2: Morning, m I can't wait to read this tonight. Thank you,
Speaker 2: thank you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the Breakfast Club what a Dallas d j n
Speaker 3: V Jess HILARI is Charlamagne the guy. We are the
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club, Law and the Rosa filling in for Jess
Speaker 3: and it's time for past the off.
Speaker 2: Yeah, DJ comes, what up?
Speaker 7: Hey? How are you? What's up?
Speaker 2: Guys and gal? Yes?
Speaker 7: I know what you man?
Speaker 10: Guys who is not gender specific?
Speaker 9: Guys?
Speaker 2: Each other?
Speaker 7: Whack?
Speaker 5: Actually our video of us partying in the studio when
Speaker 5: you talked me into talking out way, yes, yes.
Speaker 7: Oh my god, this so well.
Speaker 22: But a lot of people in the comments were saying
Speaker 22: happy they are to see two women in radio not
Speaker 22: hating each other.
Speaker 2: Did are you dressed? Was the guys?
Speaker 7: And no no, I said, Hey, guys, guys is a
Speaker 7: plural kind of like them?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 22: Yes, yes, but that time you've been to school, you
Speaker 22: obviously don't know each other.
Speaker 2: I'm not.
Speaker 7: You want to talk about.
Speaker 2: Somebody not seeing somebody, Charlot Magne.
Speaker 7: Do you really want to do this?
Speaker 2: Yes? I do about it. Past.
Speaker 22: I'm not about to parents with you man, all right,
Speaker 22: So as y'all know, J Cole is back Okay, j
Speaker 22: coll is back doing what stop playing?
Speaker 7: You know what about its crazy.
Speaker 2: Love what I'm saying.
Speaker 22: What he doing, that's cat behavior because you text me
Speaker 22: when when the record drops.
Speaker 10: Don't act like you wasn't on it?
Speaker 2: All right, poor Antonio, you are so stayed. That's dope.
Speaker 2: He's very dope. You know what I'm saying. But like
Speaker 2: I said yesterday, okay, like you gotta lift drake head up.
Speaker 2: Keep Drake's head up, you know what I'm saying. On
Speaker 2: the back, let him know everything will be okay.
Speaker 10: You feel the need to defend.
Speaker 2: Why does he feel the need to defend his decision
Speaker 2: so much? That's his great decision. He's protecting his piece.
Speaker 2: I thought it was g who cares with the Internet
Speaker 2: is his therapy.
Speaker 20: This is.
Speaker 7: Like a diary entry wrapper.
Speaker 5: Like he lets us he's introspected and he gives us
Speaker 5: he's gonna give it to himself.
Speaker 2: I don't like that.
Speaker 22: I feel like you feel the need to defend Kendrick
Speaker 22: for no reason.
Speaker 7: You keep in certain Kendricks.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you how Kendrick did a number on
Speaker 2: the game.
Speaker 8: Let me tell you how Kendrick.
Speaker 2: Let me tell how d Ruin.
Speaker 7: King drink ruin. I'm so sorry and.
Speaker 2: Should talking about the Skins. You know what he said.
Speaker 2: He said, him and Drake make one black man. That's
Speaker 2: a fact. That's a scientific fact because.
Speaker 7: It's half half.
Speaker 2: Even talking about But you know how Kendrick is really
Speaker 2: nobody said nothing about Kendrick. You feel the name of
Speaker 2: the FNN Kendrick, the boogeyman, Charlotte only big guys. It's
Speaker 2: not a debate. We we gotta go.
Speaker 7: Either one of them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the records to get to a few otherwise.
Speaker 22: I just wanted, I mean, yeah, a few other lines
Speaker 22: I wanted to mention was they instigate.
Speaker 7: The free because it's profitable.
Speaker 22: Y'all ain't stopping me in the hook, which makes me
Speaker 22: feel like an album is coming.
Speaker 7: A hope of album is.
Speaker 2: Lyrics like this. You're a real J Cole fan. I
Speaker 2: love it that. By the way, these are all revelations
Speaker 2: that J Cole just came to sixty five days. But
Speaker 2: he definitely just put out a diss record.
Speaker 7: In the last year, and he apologized he's working on
Speaker 7: himself to grow out.
Speaker 2: Okay, so much making a decision. I said that when
Speaker 2: it happened, he protected his peace, So stop explaining that
Speaker 2: my brother.
Speaker 22: The next record I want to get into is Jordan's
Speaker 22: Ward and Junie that did a tape together and I'm
Speaker 22: actually featured on the tape. Make sure you guys listen
Speaker 22: to the full thing. I'm doing a little something but
Speaker 22: the records call homebody that.
Speaker 7: I'm promoting today.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, Yes.
Speaker 22: Shout out to Jordan's Saint Louis, Shout out to Judy
Speaker 22: from the d m V.
Speaker 8: I love them.
Speaker 22: And next I'm gonna go with Little Dirts new joint
Speaker 22: featuring Honcho.
Speaker 7: You got to hear more. You can't cut it out right?
Speaker 4: What does you mean.
Speaker 18: When you're in love is better?
Speaker 7: I was these lyrics because I know Indy ain't happy
Speaker 7: about that.
Speaker 2: Why they Why are the young man rapping about sex
Speaker 2: pills and honey packs though he's too young for that.
Speaker 7: Well, they young and they be doing it. They be
Speaker 7: testing it out seeing if it works.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think it's more of a heightened like an
Speaker 5: it's psychology. Sometimes people be popping like people be popping
Speaker 5: perks to see what that's like to.
Speaker 2: We had the gen Singstone. Remember the gen Singstone. You
Speaker 2: get it and you wet it and then on your pp.
Speaker 7: What is going on the gas?
Speaker 2: Definitely, Hanny is a laxative and yeah, okay, I think.
Speaker 5: I get with Dirk Mant because he said sex on
Speaker 5: fel the same, when you will love sex on fel
Speaker 5: the same.
Speaker 7: We leave the club arguing back and forth. You know,
Speaker 7: I hate that.
Speaker 5: I hate you got some friends that ain't in relationships.
Speaker 5: They pretend to be your friend, but they really basic
Speaker 5: be worse. I think he's saying, when feelings get involved
Speaker 5: and like then you start arguing, beefing about stupid stuff,
Speaker 5: it can make the other part of it not fun.
Speaker 7: But I mean the toxic person in me, no, because
Speaker 7: that's totally understandable. Makeup is make up, all right.
Speaker 2: Sex love was amazing. Yeah, it's the best.
Speaker 5: That's all we got time for though, Yeah, because y'all
Speaker 5: argued about draking Kenjer for two hours.
Speaker 2: No, first of all, I love how you left out.
Speaker 5: Glora just dropped, sorry, please don't hit me.
Speaker 22: Corilla just dropped her debut album. We ain't get to
Speaker 22: play it, but it's fire. I really loved the Lotto record.
Speaker 22: I really like the Sexy Red record. I really like
Speaker 22: the Kirk Franklin record.
Speaker 2: That so it's fine. Al right, well, what you got
Speaker 2: going on?
Speaker 7: Game for the Gods. I'm gonna be in d C
Speaker 7: tonight with Dame. That's what it's called. Game for the Gods.
Speaker 22: Ray Daniels, Dame Rhetor and I were doing DC Friday, Saturday,
Speaker 22: Atlanta and then New.
Speaker 10: York on Monday.
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Speaker 3: Tell everybody what you're doing tonight in Brooklyn.
Speaker 2: Selling out the Barclay Center. You know what we're doing.
Speaker 4: We got a bunch of special guests, gonna be head
Speaker 4: of wilding out live tour. Shout south to tell my
Speaker 4: man Rick Ross he gonna be rocking with his rod
Speaker 4: for nine and you know in New York coming out,
Speaker 4: So you know, we bringing out a whole bunch of people.
Speaker 2: And what other cities you hitting, man?
Speaker 4: We everywhere everywhere from uh, We're going Maryland, We're going
Speaker 4: in New Orleans, We're going.
Speaker 2: Miami obviously, LA. We're doing that on the eighteen. So
Speaker 2: that's that's the next one after tonight.
Speaker 3: If you haven't got your tickets, get your tickets to
Speaker 3: see some still some few tickets available and get there early.
Speaker 2: They start on time, all right, Just let you know
Speaker 2: they start on time. Facts, all right? Now, Chelaman, you
Speaker 2: can do it something this weekend as well. Yes, My
Speaker 2: fourth Annual Mental Wealth Expo is tomorrow from eleven am
Speaker 2: to four pm at the Marriott Marquee and Times Square.
Speaker 2: You know, it's a free event, open to all ages.
Speaker 2: Doctor Alfre Brelay Noble will be there, dtr Rita Walker,
Speaker 2: doctor j Bartonett, Elliott, Connie Shaka Sink call doctor Shann Bryant. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: why do you want that man invite me to this?
Speaker 2: That's a very good question.
Speaker 4: We got the same passion, said the same warriors in
Speaker 4: this mental welless fight.
Speaker 2: You're saying this, we're gonna flying up, flying flying. It's
Speaker 2: funny you saying because I found doctor Shann Bryant because
Speaker 2: of you. Yes, I got introduced to herself. That's yes.
Speaker 2: We rock together to make sure you come there this weekend.
Speaker 2: It's absolutely positively free, positively free in am to four pm,
Speaker 2: Mary Marquee, Tom Square. Tyreese will be there in conversation
Speaker 2: with the good brother Jason Wilson, you know Jason and
Speaker 2: the baby, right, the baby will be there. Myself, the
Speaker 2: baby and Shantides will be having a conversation just about uh,
Speaker 2: just just grief. You know, the baby just launched his
Speaker 2: mental health initiative in North Carolina. So yeah, Tomorrow, eleven
Speaker 2: am to four pm, free event, open to all ages.
Speaker 2: So you see tomorrow.
Speaker 3: All right, when we come back with that the positive
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Speaker 2: I hate this? Please? Like did he was on a
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Speaker 2: like no, he said, well yes I do. And I
Speaker 2: just want to remind everybody. Tomorrow, eleven am to four pm,
Speaker 2: my fourth Annual Mental Wealth Expo is happening at the
Speaker 2: Marriott Marquee Times Square in New York City. Man, so
Speaker 2: I will see all of y'all there tomorrow doctor Alfred
Speaker 2: Breelayer Noble, doctor Shayne Brian, doctor Rita Walker, Tyreese is
Speaker 2: gonna be there in conversation with Jason Wilson, or the
Speaker 2: Baby's gonna be there in conversation with myself and Shanty does.
Speaker 2: And it's a free event from eleven am to four pm.
Speaker 2: So we will see y'all to marrow row, okay. And
Speaker 2: I want to remind Detroit that Tuesday, at five pm Eastern,
Speaker 2: I will be in Detroit having a conversation with the
Speaker 2: Vice President Kamala Harris. It's a conversation we're calling we
Speaker 2: the people, a conversation with the Vice President and myself
Speaker 2: Charlamagne to God. So all you got to do if
Speaker 2: you're in any market right any market that has an
Speaker 2: iHeart radio station, wherever you listening to my voice right now,
Speaker 2: you will be able to hear this conversation at five
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Speaker 2: And I want you to send your questions to our
Speaker 2: talk back feature. If you're listening to us on the
Speaker 2: iHeartRadio app, use the talk back mic and send your
Speaker 2: questions for the Vice President, Kamala Harris and I will
Speaker 2: make sure I get them to her on Tuesday. Okay,
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