Speaker 1: Good morning usca yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
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Speaker 2: Good morning, Charlamagne.
Speaker 3: The guy peaks to the plan of this Tuesday.
Speaker 2: How y'all feel out there?
Speaker 4: I feel blessed black and holly favor, but happy to
Speaker 4: be here another day to start about, beautiful listeners?
Speaker 2: What's happening? Good morning? It's a Tuesday. How you feeling?
Speaker 2: Just what's going on? I feel good?
Speaker 5: I feel great, yo. I like my little Nao bi
Speaker 5: style and not Ruby.
Speaker 6: Saud now Roby stylisad Okay, yeah, I mean somebody call
Speaker 6: me that.
Speaker 7: In a restaurant last night. It was like, you look
Speaker 7: like not Roby, and I was like, who is it?
Speaker 7: It's like not just seeing it on a black hair
Speaker 7: product bottle. I was like, ah, all right, so how
Speaker 7: I look like not Ruby? I think they were trying
Speaker 7: to be funny, but then our question more into it.
Speaker 2: But I like it. I like it. Okay, you like it?
Speaker 5: We look like it's given.
Speaker 2: It's given. Yeah, okay, all right, what up? Charlotte? How
Speaker 2: are you?
Speaker 8: Man?
Speaker 2: Everything is correct? I feel good.
Speaker 4: Today is May twentieth, which means it is the release
Speaker 4: date for Don Staley's new book.
Speaker 2: Uncommon Face.
Speaker 4: Drop a bomb for the sash right salute to the
Speaker 4: Icon Living Don Stealey, Her new book Uncommon Favor is
Speaker 4: out right now.
Speaker 2: Make sure you go get that wherever you buy books.
Speaker 2: God damn it. That's right.
Speaker 6: And today on the show, we got a lot of
Speaker 6: people joining us to have mercy. We have Chuck d
Speaker 6: from the legendary group Public Enemy.
Speaker 4: I don't like how you just said. That was just like,
Speaker 4: that's just regular Okay, that's living, Yes, okay, we wouldn't
Speaker 4: be here if it wasn't for people like Chuck d On, we.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't be He did everything.
Speaker 4: That's on you from the lecondary Public Enemy, Icon Living
Speaker 4: will be here, and he will be here with the
Speaker 4: first rapper to ever go gold.
Speaker 2: So let me tell you something.
Speaker 4: If rappers didn't sell no records, they wouldn't have built
Speaker 4: things like hip hop radio stations, and your ass.
Speaker 7: Wouldn't be Because God is the reason why I'm here,
Speaker 7: don't play with me.
Speaker 9: Curtis Blow will be us for Curtis Blow. I know,
Speaker 9: Curtis Curtis, come on, come on, come on, come on,
Speaker 9: my memory is not drug right now.
Speaker 6: I started when I'm playing basket.
Speaker 2: That was Oh my goodness. She probably knows we are
Speaker 2: to breaks, but it don't Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I do know we aught to break, but no
Speaker 7: bow wow, did say Mike, Okay.
Speaker 2: Okay, battle.
Speaker 4: The beauty of life is what you don't know you
Speaker 4: can learn. That's and that's why Chuck being Curtis Blower
Speaker 4: here this morning.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 6: Yes, And and Chucky also has a new project out,
Speaker 6: and we'll talk to him all about It's called Radio
Speaker 6: Alma getting we'll talk to about that, and then Rass
Speaker 6: Baraka will be joining us. The mayor of Newark was Ross.
Speaker 6: I thought so too that I heard him on the
Speaker 6: news yesterday and he said, Rass.
Speaker 2: Was it a white person that said it? No, it
Speaker 2: was himself. Okay, that was himself. I've been calling him Ross,
Speaker 2: call them all this time.
Speaker 6: He's never corrected me. Yesterday heard him on the news.
Speaker 6: He said he was talking about himself.
Speaker 7: He said, Rass, I said, and he correcting white people
Speaker 7: him correct us, but he correct the white.
Speaker 2: My bad brother, Ross, Rass? All right, brother, how about
Speaker 2: may of Morocco, Mayor of Rocca will be he joined
Speaker 2: us this morning.
Speaker 10: That's right.
Speaker 6: Of course, he's running for governor of New Jersey. He
Speaker 6: recently got arrested, so he'll break all that down. What
Speaker 6: happened because they recently dropped those charges. All right, well,
Speaker 6: let's get the show cracking. We got front page news.
Speaker 6: Margan were joining us. Next, it's the Breakfast Club. Good
Speaker 6: morning morning, everybody is dj NV Jess hilarious, Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front
Speaker 2: page news.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 6: The Western Conference Finals starts today Minnesota Timberwolves taking on
Speaker 6: Oklahoma City at eight thirty two nights. And congratulations in
Speaker 6: the NFL to sh she do usay and this he
Speaker 6: signed a four year, four point six million dollar contract
Speaker 6: with the Browns.
Speaker 2: So did you do?
Speaker 4: All you need is an opportunity, man, It don't matter
Speaker 4: where you start it did All you need is an opportunity.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 10: What's up?
Speaker 2: Morgan?
Speaker 4: Hey y'all?
Speaker 5: Hey, So good morning, How y'all feeling good? Lack of
Speaker 5: holly favorite, love to hear it?
Speaker 11: All right?
Speaker 12: First up on the front page, President Trump is speaking
Speaker 12: publicly for the first time after former President Biden's cancer
Speaker 12: diagnosis was announced. Yesterday, he told reporters he was surprised
Speaker 12: at the delay in the pub like finding out, referring
Speaker 12: to Biden's stage four cancer as stage nine, and then
Speaker 12: he went on to say that he took part in
Speaker 12: a complete physical and cognitive test recently, saying he aced them.
Speaker 5: Let's hear from President Trump.
Speaker 13: I'm surprised that it wasn't. You know, the public wasn't
Speaker 13: notified a long time ago, because they get to stage nine.
Speaker 1: This a long time.
Speaker 13: I did a very complete physical including cognitive tests. I'm
Speaker 13: trying to announce. I aced it, got them all. I
Speaker 13: got them all right. I think, frankly, anybody running for
Speaker 13: president should act, you know, take.
Speaker 2: A cognitive test.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 12: So just so people know that cancer only reaches about
Speaker 12: stage four before it is.
Speaker 2: A stage four. There is no stage nine.
Speaker 4: I was listening to a doctor who was on Morning
Speaker 4: Joe yesterday and he said, either they didn't test President Biden.
Speaker 2: Are they covering it up?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I mean, for you're you're not wrong about that.
Speaker 2: No, that ain't mean.
Speaker 6: Now I'm quoting with the doctor and they said they
Speaker 6: was talking about his gleasing score was a level nine, wasn't,
Speaker 6: which means it's very aggressive his.
Speaker 2: Gleasing score, but there is no stage nine cancer.
Speaker 5: No, yes, yes, okay, so Biden.
Speaker 12: He addressed his cancer diagnosis in a post on X yesterday,
Speaker 12: saying cancer touches all of us. Of course, it's been
Speaker 12: ten years since Biden lost his son Bo to brain cancer.
Speaker 12: He went on to say in the post that his first,
Speaker 12: it's his first, his first since the news broke on Sunday,
Speaker 12: that like many of you, Jill and him, he learned
Speaker 12: that they were the strongest in the broken places. So
Speaker 12: the former president ended by thanking everyone for their well
Speaker 12: wishes and for lifting his family up with love and support.
Speaker 12: In other presidential type news, Trump is saying direct peace
Speaker 12: talks between Russia and Ukraine will start immediately. In a
Speaker 12: post on truth Social, Trump said his call with Russian
Speaker 12: President Vladimir Putin about war about the war with Ukraine
Speaker 12: went very well.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 12: The two leaders spoke for almost two hours on Monday,
Speaker 12: and Trump suggested the ceasefire talks take place at the Vatican. Meanwhile,
Speaker 12: Vice President j D Vance is questioning whether Russian President
Speaker 12: Vladimir Putin has an exit strategy strategy for the war
Speaker 12: in Ukraine. Let's take a listen to jd Vance's comments.
Speaker 1: Look, I think one open question is is Vladimir Putin
Speaker 1: serious about negotiating peace right? He has made some concessions,
Speaker 1: he has taken some serious steps in these conversations, but
Speaker 1: we feel like, you know, we're at a point where
Speaker 1: we're hittingn in pass and that's why the President is
Speaker 1: talking to him on the phone. I think honestly that
Speaker 1: President Putin he doesn't quite know how to get out
Speaker 1: of the war.
Speaker 12: So the Trump administration has recently expressed frustrations with both
Speaker 12: parties after they fail to reach a consensus on a
Speaker 12: thirty day ceasefire proposal. So to be clear, it's only
Speaker 12: talks about a ceasefire that's happening immediately, not so much
Speaker 12: this ceasefire itself.
Speaker 5: So I'll keep you guys posted on those talks.
Speaker 12: And today President Trump will attend a House Republican conference
Speaker 12: meeting as lawmaker's work to pass what he calls his
Speaker 12: Big Beautiful Bill. As previously reported, the bill cleared the
Speaker 12: gop led Budget Committee in the House on Sunday. Trump
Speaker 12: is expected to make a proposal pitch to the legend
Speaker 12: at the meeting today. It includes a major spending increase
Speaker 12: for immigration enforcement and the military, and of course extensions
Speaker 12: to Trump's twenty seventeen tax cuts and cuts to Medicaid,
Speaker 12: SNAP and clean energy funding. Now GOP lawmakers are looking
Speaker 12: at changes that could make House passage more difficult this week.
Speaker 12: I'm sure some of those cuts to programs like Medicaid
Speaker 12: and SNAP are going to be a little bit of
Speaker 12: a challenge for those House Republicans, but we will see.
Speaker 12: I'm actually going to head out to the Capitol Hill
Speaker 12: after we get off air today and see if I
Speaker 12: can meet the President there as he arrives, so I
Speaker 12: will keep you guys posted tomorrow's to what all takes
Speaker 12: place on Capitol Hill today as a result of Trump's meeting. Yeah,
Speaker 12: so what do you guys think about what's happening with
Speaker 12: this so called big beautiful bill.
Speaker 2: You gotta wait and see if it gets passed.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this is true, all right, y'all, you're like, all right.
Speaker 4: I was thinking I'm interested in, you know, the the
Speaker 4: Biden stuff because you know, Jake Tapple's book Original Sin
Speaker 4: comes out today, which I'm looking forward to reading. And
Speaker 4: you know that this book talks about his inner circle
Speaker 4: and how his inner circle kept his mental decline and
Speaker 4: health diagnosis from others. So I think they announced, you know,
Speaker 4: his President Biden's prostate diagnosis to get in front of.
Speaker 2: That book some of the other stuff that's coming out
Speaker 2: and whatever may be in that book.
Speaker 4: And I'm looking forward to reading it because I want
Speaker 4: to see people like Jake Tapple, you know, hold themselves
Speaker 4: in their networks, like seeing an accountable for how much
Speaker 4: they didn't report on, because they're all complicit in not
Speaker 4: calling a thing a thing in regards the President Biden.
Speaker 2: Regarding his health, me regarding his health.
Speaker 5: Yes, all right, well stage four, you're not wrong about that.
Speaker 12: To find out about stage four at this point, yeah, somebody,
Speaker 12: somebody didn't say something before.
Speaker 5: So there's that. That's your front page news for six am.
Speaker 12: At seven am, we're gonna tap tap into what's going
Speaker 12: on in New Jersey and of course Louisiana with the
Speaker 12: escape e inmates, so we'll get into that later.
Speaker 6: All right, everybody else, get it off your chest. Eight
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Speaker 2: Call us up right now. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 14: Good morning, the Breakfast Club. This is your time to
Speaker 14: get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 14: one o five one. We want to hear from you
Speaker 14: on the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this? Every? What's up?
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Speaker 9: The cheeks, make them leak what it was?
Speaker 6: So, if you're just joining us, yes, Curtis below and
Speaker 6: Chuck d will be joining us this morning.
Speaker 8: So yes, my father used to bump that doll all
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Speaker 2: That's right, he'll be joining us.
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Speaker 15: Dress? I'm trying to y'all.
Speaker 10: I'm doing good.
Speaker 8: I'm calling talking about this is discourse going on right
Speaker 8: now about dr rappers, right. And I saw this tweet
Speaker 8: that said, I just want to let y'all know all
Speaker 8: y'all feeing rappers this day, and I'm calling the faith
Speaker 8: not cold bitch.
Speaker 4: First of all, you don't know what goes on in
Speaker 4: people bedroom. Leave people alone, Okay, it ain't no business
Speaker 4: the rapper, right, one of them.
Speaker 2: He's one of my one of my all time.
Speaker 8: Might be a bottom, but not cold baby.
Speaker 2: This is by y'all crackodized. Okay, oh my god, Jesus Christ.
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Speaker 7: me comleek like, what, Hello?
Speaker 2: Who's this?
Speaker 16: Good morning?
Speaker 11: When he was pan, I'm calling are y'all Pittsburgh?
Speaker 2: Heck?
Speaker 15: So okay, I'm calling in the checking on my girl.
Speaker 11: First of all, you're so beautiful, you can pick dress.
Speaker 2: Down the boy.
Speaker 15: I'm like, Damn, she look good like a man.
Speaker 2: My dad look good like a man.
Speaker 17: Jesus, how I dressed like that?
Speaker 7: I just what something like I got on the day
Speaker 7: I got on the sweat suit. You know that's not
Speaker 7: man's clothing.
Speaker 5: No, you know, Tom girly, I would say.
Speaker 15: When I put to him to together, I think you
Speaker 15: were pregnant though, so I get it.
Speaker 5: Damn, so I look like a pregnant nigga?
Speaker 2: Like how you do?
Speaker 17: That's what pregnant like?
Speaker 2: Very progressive, very progressive, very progressive.
Speaker 11: Okay, back back to what I'm calling up.
Speaker 15: I mean, Chris is locked up and I want to
Speaker 15: check in on you, girl.
Speaker 5: I know you just reminded me and depressed me real
Speaker 5: quick again.
Speaker 3: Locked up Brown Brown, I don't because.
Speaker 7: No, what you know, Chris Brown is like that and girl,
Speaker 7: go be in there for over a month, girl.
Speaker 5: So I think you got to miss like some shows and.
Speaker 15: Crazy part is my husbands. He has security, so he
Speaker 15: thinks that he's doing That's what he paid security for.
Speaker 15: So why did he knock him?
Speaker 5: And why didn't nobody tell him?
Speaker 7: Because I don't think he would have went over there
Speaker 7: if he knew he had an open warrant and that
Speaker 7: they was going to catch his ass. They should have.
Speaker 7: His team wasn't doing their job, his lawyers, his team, whoever.
Speaker 2: I think y'all should go get them.
Speaker 5: Oh no, no, no, no no. Probably won it over there too, So.
Speaker 17: Now I'm not.
Speaker 12: I'm not.
Speaker 2: So we don't know if he hit somebody with a
Speaker 2: bottles allegedly, That's.
Speaker 17: What I'm saying.
Speaker 15: So I'll keep you in my thought.
Speaker 5: But I will be back.
Speaker 7: I'm coming to Homestead, PA. I'm coming next month, so
Speaker 7: get your tickets. That will be Uh that's how far
Speaker 7: is Homestad from Pittsburgh.
Speaker 5: I think it's right there, it's.
Speaker 15: Not far so where you were at that's actually right
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Speaker 7: But okay, that's what I'm coming back to.
Speaker 5: So tell everybody I'm coming to the town.
Speaker 2: I will, I will.
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Speaker 11: If your.
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Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 2: No, okay neither. I'm black, and how do you feel
Speaker 2: about intereaction relationships? I'm black as well.
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Speaker 2: I thought I was like, what.
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Speaker 11: I just want to say, we only got one life,
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Speaker 15: Night, promise. I'm all when I'm along with you. Oh
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Speaker 6: To the world, from common to the world.
Speaker 2: That right now, get it off your chest.
Speaker 6: Eight hundred five eight five, one oh five one. We
Speaker 6: got the latest with Lauren coming up.
Speaker 19: We do Don Rochard got took the stand yesterday and
Speaker 19: it was it was it was a fumble.
Speaker 2: She was in and out.
Speaker 19: That was quick, yeah, because they got her in and out.
Speaker 19: They they got the defense got her out of there.
Speaker 19: And I don't think that it played well for the prosecution.
Speaker 19: This is just my opinion. I'm gonna tell you all
Speaker 19: what happened that y'all can let me know how y'all feel.
Speaker 19: But also to remember I told you about the freak
Speaker 19: off room. Yes, there's some PHOTOSM gonna be Jack You
Speaker 19: are you jontk you want to go.
Speaker 3: To participate.
Speaker 19: Yeah, So they've been releasing on some of the evidence
Speaker 19: and that they use in court. So since this was
Speaker 19: entered in as evidence, they have photos of the freak
Speaker 19: off room, some of the escorts, and also some of
Speaker 19: the communications that I've been telling you guys about, like
Speaker 19: the text messages and stuff that I'm gonna let y'all see.
Speaker 6: Okay, we'll get to that when we come back. Now,
Speaker 6: there was no style, no shape, no reason. They was
Speaker 6: all over the place.
Speaker 17: It was like it was very diverse.
Speaker 5: You seen the photos you.
Speaker 2: Ain't seeing yet?
Speaker 5: No, I ain't seeing yet.
Speaker 6: We'll get into when we come back. As the breakfast
Speaker 6: logan morning, the breakfast Club Morning Everybody. It's j n V,
Speaker 6: Jess Hilary Charlamagney, God, we are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Let's get to the latest with Lauren. Lauren becoming a
Speaker 2: straight fast. She gets them from somebody that knows somebody detail.
Speaker 17: I'm the long girl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 4: She'd be having the latest on its sound, the previous law,
Speaker 4: the latest with Lauren la Rossa.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you have fact, sometimes you have details. Sometimes you
Speaker 2: have a little bit of everything. It's the latest on
Speaker 2: the breakfast club.
Speaker 19: So yesterday in court with Diddy, darn Rochard took the
Speaker 19: stand and was actually able to be on the stand
Speaker 19: for a bit longer than she was the Friday prior.
Speaker 17: Even though it wasn't super long.
Speaker 19: So when she took the stand, they begin the prosecution
Speaker 19: just let her, you know, run down the list of
Speaker 19: you know, different incidences that she witnessed when it came
Speaker 19: to Diddy wanted. The things that she talked about was
Speaker 19: an alleged incident in a LA home where Diddy attempted
Speaker 19: or hit, allegedly Cassie with a frying pin because Cassie
Speaker 19: was taking too long to fry some eggs. There was
Speaker 19: another incident that she talked about where she said she
Speaker 19: saw Diddy hit Cassie in the face, allegedly when they
Speaker 19: were here in New York about to go to this
Speaker 19: festival in Central Park. Another incident she talked about was
Speaker 19: an incident in La inside of a restaurant.
Speaker 17: She says that there were she alleges there was.
Speaker 19: A ton of employees of Diddy's and different celebrities including
Speaker 19: Usher and a bunch of other people, and she alleges
Speaker 19: that in that event, Diddy and Cassie got to arguing
Speaker 19: and he hit her.
Speaker 17: And then they left after that.
Speaker 19: So now these three incidents, she's going down like, you know,
Speaker 19: here's everything that happened. She also kind of went back
Speaker 19: into the hole at the frying pin incident when the
Speaker 19: next day he came in and said, basically, you can't
Speaker 19: say nothing about this because people go missing. So she's
Speaker 19: detailing all these things and she's talking about you know
Speaker 19: how even for herself and for Kaleena Harper, who was
Speaker 19: her other Dirty Money band member, they were scared because
Speaker 19: he had threatened to do something to them, and she
Speaker 19: said that she had seen all these acts of physical violence,
Speaker 19: so she basically knew to stay in her place. Even
Speaker 19: though she said they used to come to Cassie and
Speaker 19: be like, Cassie, you should leave him, and she said that,
Speaker 19: you know, they just had to silently sit back and
Speaker 19: support her because Cassie wasn't ready. Now the prosecutor that
Speaker 19: was a prosecution side. When the defense got up there,
Speaker 19: which is Didy's team, Oh, they tore that testimony to shreds.
Speaker 19: They poked a lot of holes in it when it
Speaker 19: came to the frying pan incident. They talked about the
Speaker 19: fact that that's why I said attempted or actually did allegedly,
Speaker 19: because according to what they're saying, she said one thing
Speaker 19: in her interview with prosecutors about whether he actually hit
Speaker 19: her or not, and then she said another thing on
Speaker 19: the stand, and according to what they're saying, she said
Speaker 19: her story went from him actually allegedly hitting Cassie with
Speaker 19: this frying pan to him attempting to hit and her
Speaker 19: just hearing Dawn just hearing the frying pan hit the
Speaker 19: wall because she was upstairs or downstairs in this la home.
Speaker 19: They also poked holes in the fact that she did
Speaker 19: not tell the prosecutors who's the government that threat that
Speaker 19: happened the day after allegedly until about a week or
Speaker 19: two this is the defense claims, about a week or
Speaker 19: two before trial. And they were like, if you weren't
Speaker 19: fear for your life, if you thought that he was,
Speaker 19: they clarified, what did you think he was gonna do you?
Speaker 19: She said, I thought he was going to kill us,
Speaker 19: And they're like, if that was the truth, why did
Speaker 19: you wait. You met with the government at least for
Speaker 19: three to four times before they actually found out that
Speaker 19: why did you wait so long?
Speaker 17: Like they were just poking, poke and poke and poking.
Speaker 19: Man, it is their job, but I think some of
Speaker 19: this stuff was so blatant that it's like, again, this
Speaker 19: is the same issue I had when it came to
Speaker 19: the prosecutors with Cassie. I didn't understand why they allowed
Speaker 19: these these star witnesses to be so like open out
Speaker 19: here with all these changes in this information presented only
Speaker 19: one way. But the prosecution did come back in and
Speaker 19: they you know, they they tried to redirect it. They
Speaker 19: filled in, they tried to fill in a lot of
Speaker 19: the bubble. So like there was one time when She's
Speaker 19: Dawn talked about the incident in la and she had
Speaker 19: answered the prosecution, I'm sorry, she answered the prosecution when
Speaker 19: they asked her who was there, but they asked her
Speaker 19: what employees were there, so she named employees. Then the
Speaker 19: defense came in and said, well, why didn't you mention
Speaker 19: the celebrities that you mentioned prior to trying to trip
Speaker 19: her up? But then the prosecution came back in and said, well,
Speaker 19: we only asked you about the employees, so please restate,
Speaker 19: you know, And then she talked a lot about the
Speaker 19: fact that these things were so long ago. She's remembering
Speaker 19: more things as they go. But it did get to
Speaker 19: a point on the stand where Dawn had to say, yes,
Speaker 19: my story is changing, and it's because it was so
Speaker 19: long ago. And they were pointing out that they also
Speaker 19: brought up her civil lawsuit. There was a really huge
Speaker 19: mis quote in her civil lawsuit that she had that
Speaker 19: min to understand. She had said that in her civil
Speaker 19: lawsuit that she saw Diddy Dragcassie through a Patrick rash
Speaker 19: by her hair allegedly, and the prosecutors are the defenses like, well,
Speaker 19: when did this happen? And She's like, I told prosecutors
Speaker 19: that that was a misquote in my civil lawsuit.
Speaker 17: So it just made it look like shaky, like okay,
Speaker 17: what happened.
Speaker 19: You're saying things are changing, and like do we know
Speaker 19: tomorrow this isn't going to change, like that type of thing,
Speaker 19: But she kept saying, I'm doing the best that I
Speaker 19: can do. Carrie Morgan, an ex best friend of Cassie's
Speaker 19: for over like a decade, also got on standing and
Speaker 19: she just corroborated a lot of the stories that Cassie
Speaker 19: told us about you know them being in Jamaica and
Speaker 19: Puff getting physical with Cassie allegedly in Jamaica and them
Speaker 19: having a hot under a ditch to get away from
Speaker 19: him allegedly, and she talked about this hanger incident when
Speaker 19: Diddy allegedly hit her with a hanger coming into one
Speaker 19: of Cassie's apartments, hit the best friend with a hanger allegedly. Now,
Speaker 19: the defense had tried to make that incident seem like
Speaker 19: this was Diddy come into the home being upset that
Speaker 19: they were allegedly using drugs and trying to save Cassie
Speaker 19: from that. Cassie and now her best friend or ex
Speaker 19: best friend, Carrie Morgan, told the story about this happening
Speaker 19: because he was upset that he had found out or
Speaker 19: thought that Cassie was allegedly cheating with somebody. So there
Speaker 19: was like the whole jealousy conversation.
Speaker 2: He paid her.
Speaker 17: Allegedly well, she said she received thirty K.
Speaker 19: Right, Cassie is saying that the thirty thousand dollars Cassie
Speaker 19: has said, and so now has Carrie Morgan has said
Speaker 19: that thirty dollars dollars allegedly came from Diddy because after
Speaker 19: that hanger incident where he, you know, allegedly hit her
Speaker 19: with the hanger.
Speaker 17: He just they didn't want her to go nowhere and
Speaker 17: talk about it. They just wanted to be over.
Speaker 19: So Cassie showed up, pulled up with the NDA and
Speaker 19: offered the thirty thousand dollars. She took the money, signed
Speaker 19: the NDA, and moved on with a life allegedly, and
Speaker 19: they never spoke against this that there.
Speaker 17: It's been like seventeen years.
Speaker 2: Never supposed to Cassie again.
Speaker 4: No, I'm starting to realize that people have not read
Speaker 4: Diddy's indictment, because if you read Diddy's indictment, you understand
Speaker 4: why they are putting those witnesses on the stand Because
Speaker 4: in the indictment, Diddy is being accused of abusing, threatening,
Speaker 4: and coercing women and others, and he led a racketeering
Speaker 4: conspiracy that engaged in sex trafficking, forced labor, kidnapping, arson, bribery,
Speaker 4: and obstruction of justice. So if don is taking the
Speaker 4: stand saying she witnessed did he controlling Cassie through abuse
Speaker 4: and violence, and that did he told her people go missing?
Speaker 4: If they speak on it, then that's an eyewitness directly
Speaker 4: given credence to those charges.
Speaker 19: And especially because Dawn talked a lot about Cassie, you know,
Speaker 19: wanting to have this amazing, bright, beautiful career and being excited,
Speaker 19: but you know, puff allegedly controlling everything. The only reason
Speaker 19: why I said that about the testimony is like, I'm like, man,
Speaker 19: why they do this with these two girls, because both
Speaker 19: of them consistently kept saying I don't know because it
Speaker 19: was so long ago. I just yeah, I feel like
Speaker 19: with the jurors that they're everyday people. It's like they're
Speaker 19: seeing that, but it's like there's so much that is
Speaker 19: like what you gotta think, right.
Speaker 4: The defense is the same people that will look at
Speaker 4: that tape that we all saw with blatant abuse and
Speaker 4: they'll pull holes in that.
Speaker 20: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So if you put it with the other woman named
Speaker 4: Kerry Morgan, Kerry Morgan she got to understand and said
Speaker 4: she was abused by Diddy and that he gave her
Speaker 4: thirty thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: That's bribery to keep her quiet allegedly.
Speaker 4: I would just encourage people to go read the indictment
Speaker 4: because when you see what the indictment is all about,
Speaker 4: those testimonies make perfect.
Speaker 17: And also they're slowly but surely building that case for sure.
Speaker 6: I know people know day by day, Like one day
Speaker 6: they'll be like, oh the prosecution you got a next day, Diddy,
Speaker 6: But like you said, we have about what five six
Speaker 6: weeks left.
Speaker 2: You'll go back and forth every time you hear it.
Speaker 17: Yeah, it may be mad at me because I will.
Speaker 17: I'll go back and forth.
Speaker 19: I tell y'all, like today, but yesterday I was like,
Speaker 19: I don't really know because to your point, they did that,
Speaker 19: and I was like, Okay, the prosecution is getting busy.
Speaker 19: People just don't know because it's not as salacious as
Speaker 19: what the defense is thrown out.
Speaker 4: I do.
Speaker 19: I have to say allegedly with that, they're getting the
Speaker 19: headlines that the defense is getting a lot of the
Speaker 19: headlines right now. So people don't feel the prosecution, but
Speaker 19: they lining up their case.
Speaker 16: Slower.
Speaker 2: Book was fine.
Speaker 19: Let me tell you something, okay, So look there are
Speaker 19: these escorts that they laid out throughout this whole thing.
Speaker 19: Cassy Bookie, well allegedly Cassie, I mean Diddy was doing
Speaker 19: this so that him and Cassie could do these freak offs.
Speaker 19: So they laid out the men, not laid them out,
Speaker 19: but they showed us Yo, They showed us a lot
Speaker 19: of the men that they were dating, and these are
Speaker 19: men of all colors.
Speaker 4: You have white, you haven't got.
Speaker 3: No, here's them one together.
Speaker 19: This man right here, this beautiful black king right here
Speaker 19: is the man who was.
Speaker 17: Served us a penal.
Speaker 2: SEC revealed photos of the sex work because involved in
Speaker 2: the diddy and cast. I'm not playing with y'all this morning.
Speaker 7: Let me let me show you, I was saying, now,
Speaker 7: hold up, Miguel, Miguel, where played too much?
Speaker 2: If you're just joining us.
Speaker 6: There's a bunch of pictures the chess scord and they
Speaker 6: put me in this picture.
Speaker 21: He did.
Speaker 7: Maybe I was in the court and I ain't see
Speaker 7: you white, Yes, hold on, My Tripp paid to take
Speaker 7: you out of it.
Speaker 15: MV.
Speaker 17: Not from what's going on.
Speaker 2: This This is not This is like basking Robbins.
Speaker 17: This is why they've been being so nice to me
Speaker 17: in court because I'm close to something.
Speaker 2: This is thirty one flavors of that bootylicious bubble. Why
Speaker 2: do that to me? MVY that's Miguel. No, I'm just
Speaker 2: kidding that he looks like Miguel.
Speaker 17: No, this is my friend, is my favorite. Why is it?
Speaker 5: Who's this that's Cassie crazy.
Speaker 17: Oh she just has brown hair.
Speaker 19: But wait, Envy, where did it happen to you, l
Speaker 19: ay I in this picture?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's an older gentleman. He's just an older gentleman
Speaker 2: that they like.
Speaker 6: But you can see from these pictures, they they're all like,
Speaker 6: there's white, there's black, there's short, there's old, there's young,
Speaker 6: there's white, there's.
Speaker 2: They all looked like they tried off a Tyler Perry shoulder.
Speaker 3: Look at him.
Speaker 19: I forget his name, but this one was my favorite.
Speaker 19: This guy is my favorite.
Speaker 2: Here one of the sisters. Look tell you here one
Speaker 2: of them.
Speaker 19: As we wrap up, I would like to take you
Speaker 19: guys into the hotel room that Puff was in when
Speaker 19: he got arrested for this federaldictment. And the photos that
Speaker 19: they released from the hotel room include pictures of ketamine
Speaker 19: M D M M D M A. You'll notice that
Speaker 19: the prescription bottles have the name John Black on them,
Speaker 19: because that is the name that Puff was being I'm sorry,
Speaker 19: Frank Black, that is the name that Puff was being
Speaker 19: referred to very frequently throughout these freak offs. And as
Speaker 19: they were picking up, you know, all these different things, allegedly.
Speaker 2: They were doing.
Speaker 19: There's cash, there's baby oil, there's a lot of things.
Speaker 17: Maybe I just wanted to say that, right, we gotta wrap.
Speaker 16: Up, but no stop.
Speaker 7: But you know people put jolly ranchers like right in
Speaker 7: the what crack like?
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 17: You gotta wrap up?
Speaker 10: Wrap up?
Speaker 2: Is that a honey packney?
Speaker 16: They buy the gas?
Speaker 17: I didn't. I don't know that is that is?
Speaker 5: You never heard of nobody like jolly out of a
Speaker 5: whole ool?
Speaker 4: Yuy?
Speaker 19: We got all right, and he's gonna come and get me.
Speaker 19: All right, this is a bag of nine k. How
Speaker 19: much did you get?
Speaker 17: Envy up?
Speaker 6: Next we got fun page news and then the legendary
Speaker 6: Chuck By and Curtis Blow will be joining us. What
Speaker 6: was so hard?
Speaker 2: Don't do that?
Speaker 10: Boy?
Speaker 2: Me boy? Oh my goodness, who is this?
Speaker 17: This the breakfast I was, but the white dot was
Speaker 17: out original.
Speaker 6: Oh my goodness, this is the breakfast love, good morning, warning,
Speaker 6: everybody's dj n V.
Speaker 3: Just hilarious.
Speaker 2: Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 6: We are the breakfast Club. Let's get back in some
Speaker 6: front page news. Now, quick sports. The Western Conference Finals
Speaker 6: starts today. The timber Wolfsboro OKAC starts to eight thirty
Speaker 6: and salute to Shador saying this he signed a four
Speaker 6: year contract worth four point six million.
Speaker 2: Dollars with the Browns on Wednesday.
Speaker 12: Okoka Morgan, Hey, y'all, hey, saying let's get back into it.
Speaker 12: Louisiana leaders are pointing finger at each other as police
Speaker 12: as the police hunt for seven at the ten inmates
Speaker 12: who broke out of a New Orleans jail continues now.
Speaker 12: Louisiana Republican Governor Jeff Landry claimed leaders and policies in
Speaker 12: New Orleans are progressive. Leaders and policies in New Orleans
Speaker 12: aided the escapes, but he is confident that all the
Speaker 12: inmates will be recaptured. Let's take a listen to Louisiana
Speaker 12: Republican Governor Jeff Landry.
Speaker 7: We have got hundreds of law enforcement agents that are
Speaker 7: working twenty four and seven around the clock hunting these
Speaker 7: folks down.
Speaker 22: This is what happens when those people promise that to
Speaker 22: keep criminals.
Speaker 3: Out of jail.
Speaker 22: Sadly, you get ken of the most dangerous inmates that
Speaker 22: are in jail in Louisiana.
Speaker 3: They get to escape.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they said to believe it was an inside job.
Speaker 6: If you've seen the pictures, the fact that the toilet
Speaker 6: was connected to the wall, that was connected to the outside,
Speaker 6: and you can just dig right through it.
Speaker 2: That just seems dumb as hell.
Speaker 12: Leaders are saying that obviously somebody dropped the ball on this. Now,
Speaker 12: the Democratic Orleans Parish DA Strict Attorney Jason Williams, he
Speaker 12: disputes what Governor Landry is saying, and he details what
Speaker 12: he was doing while Governor Landry was basically saying, this
Speaker 12: guy is being soft on crime. Let's take a listen
Speaker 12: to Orleans Parish District Attorney Jason Williams.
Speaker 20: I was working going through jail calls in an affort
Speaker 20: to trying to figure out who might have been involved
Speaker 20: and knew of this planned jail break, and it is
Speaker 20: frustrating that the governor would not have just simply called
Speaker 20: all over the weekend.
Speaker 4: My phone was on.
Speaker 12: So Landry said, the video of those prisoners escaping epitomizes
Speaker 12: a progressive criminal justice system. William says that's not the case,
Speaker 12: and he was actively working on their capture. Now, the
Speaker 12: inmates face various charges, including murder, domestic abuse, and felony
Speaker 12: firearm possession. Landry has ordered the Louisiana Attorney General to
Speaker 12: investigate how the inmates escaped and who would be considered
Speaker 12: responsible as a result of their escape.
Speaker 3: Now mean all of them were.
Speaker 2: I heard all of them had murder charges too, that's true,
Speaker 2: not all of them, but not all of them.
Speaker 12: Know they range on from murder to domestic abuse, felony,
Speaker 12: firearm possessions. So there are a few different charges, but
Speaker 12: there is there. Yeah, there's a murder amongst them.
Speaker 4: I just wonder where you were escaping, Like where you going, Like,
Speaker 4: you don't have no plan, you ain't got no money,
Speaker 4: you ain't got no resources.
Speaker 2: Like what you're doing just laying out in the woods.
Speaker 4: And by the way, if you if you face them
Speaker 4: like a life charge or something, I mean I could
Speaker 4: see you probably trying to escape just to go get
Speaker 4: like you know, some gumbolls, a pole boy, you know, some.
Speaker 2: Pools, some food to keep moving. But they like they
Speaker 2: found I think one in the French.
Speaker 6: Quarter, he was he was sleeping under a park. Call
Speaker 6: not nothing to do. You left for jail set with
Speaker 6: no money.
Speaker 5: Now the car, did y'all see?
Speaker 7: Like the hole that they were supposedly like sneaking through
Speaker 7: it don't even look like they could fit through that.
Speaker 5: And that big poles going down the middle. How they
Speaker 5: get through that.
Speaker 4: That's what prison is all about. Big poles going in
Speaker 4: the holes that you can barely fit out. Jesus all about.
Speaker 12: It's the one that fell in the video. For me,
Speaker 12: I'm like, how you go fall just as soon as
Speaker 12: you get out?
Speaker 5: Thanks you. They were so excited to go.
Speaker 3: Hey't know what to do?
Speaker 12: Yeah, to your point, ENV one was also captured in
Speaker 12: an abandoned warehouse, So yeah, we'll see what happens this.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 12: Meanwhile, Interim US Attorney General for the District of New Jersey,
Speaker 12: Alena Habba is announcing charges against New Jersey Democrat Lamonica
Speaker 12: mcgiver over an incident at an ice attention center this month. Now,
Speaker 12: mcgiver is being charged with assaulting law enforcement while at
Speaker 12: the detention center in Newark, making the first time President
Speaker 12: Trump's DOJ has criminally charged a sitting lawmaker during his
Speaker 12: second term. Now, Haba said mcgiver's conduct cannot be overlooked,
Speaker 12: accusing the congresswoman of assaulting, resisting, and impeding law enforcement.
Speaker 12: Mcgiver said in a statement that she was performing her
Speaker 12: lawful oversight responsibilities. Now this is in tandem with that
Speaker 12: issue that is going on with the Newark City mayor Rasparaka.
Speaker 4: Is his name, joh, We've been calling I've been calling
Speaker 4: the mayor Rod Baraka for a year.
Speaker 2: V said this morning is rad.
Speaker 6: I heard it on the news and I heard him.
Speaker 6: He called himself Rad. So we're looking it up to
Speaker 6: get his proper pronunciation.
Speaker 12: But you know, yeah, you mentioned earlier that his charges
Speaker 12: has been dropped. Well in tandem with that, she has
Speaker 12: now been charged in that situation. So I'm going to
Speaker 12: continue to keep you guys posted as to what happens
Speaker 12: as a result of these charges being brought against this
Speaker 12: elected official, Lamonica McIver in New Jersey. That's what that's
Speaker 12: your front face news. I'll continue to keep you guys updated.
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Speaker 5: Thank y'all, have a great Tuesday.
Speaker 2: All right, Morgan.
Speaker 6: Now, when we come back, the legendary Chuck d and
Speaker 6: legendary Curtis Blow will be joining us.
Speaker 2: We'll talk to the next It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 2: The Breakfast Club, Good morning, everybody.
Speaker 6: It's DJ NV just hilarious, Charlamagne the guy. We are
Speaker 6: the Breakfast Club. We got some special icons and legends
Speaker 6: in the building.
Speaker 13: Mo.
Speaker 2: Now we got the legendary Chuck d of course from
Speaker 2: Public Enemy. I love.
Speaker 10: It's good seeing y'all.
Speaker 2: Is this is a great surprise.
Speaker 10: Yeah, man, I had to roll up here with the Godfather.
Speaker 6: That's right, we have the god for a Curtis Blow.
Speaker 6: Welcome brother. How you feeling I'm feeling mighty fine. Thank
Speaker 6: you for having me. Great to see both of you, brothers.
Speaker 6: What does Curtis Blow mean to you?
Speaker 10: Chuck?
Speaker 2: But also the culture of hip hop?
Speaker 10: He's number one.
Speaker 21: He is the pioneer because he is the first solo
Speaker 21: artist to record with a major record label of rap
Speaker 21: music and hip hop, and at the same time was
Speaker 21: the first to be on a major record label. So
Speaker 21: he left that indelible mark nineteen seventy nine and nineteen
Speaker 21: eighty just you know, and that was the jump. And
Speaker 21: you're talking about a city that has had a million
Speaker 21: MC's and rappers and DJs. That's why it's important to
Speaker 21: be here just to say everybody else has been in
Speaker 21: this city, that who has been born and they have
Speaker 21: passed on.
Speaker 10: Since that's right.
Speaker 21: This is the city that may just like I had
Speaker 21: to represent just for a quick second, Nixon, that's right, Nix,
Speaker 21: that's right because after my man Cpter franchise over there.
Speaker 21: But basically my talk today on the radio station, I cannot,
Speaker 21: you know, have the brand associated with all the things
Speaker 21: I say, God I say, the Godfather's right here, and yeah,
Speaker 21: I came up here to talk about you know, a
Speaker 21: recording that was released on Death Jam called Radio Armageddon,
Speaker 21: but I'm over at Death Jam sort of like a
Speaker 21: consigli air, like the like the Tom and the Godfather,
Speaker 21: you know, like what Tunji Belongun is done. And anytime
Speaker 21: they run into a situation, I remind the major labels
Speaker 21: and Death Jam and everybody else you got to accountability
Speaker 21: and responsibility. Nineteen seventy nine, this man recorded with Mercury Records,
Speaker 21: and I've benefited after that because I did a solo
Speaker 21: record with Mercury in nineteen ninety six.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Kurt, You're welcome.
Speaker 16: Man.
Speaker 6: I just want to shout out all the legends who
Speaker 6: have iron near this thing before myself.
Speaker 10: Name of Kurt fired me, name Kurty.
Speaker 22: People like beat DJ Jones and Cool Herk, Africa, Van
Speaker 22: bad A, grand Master Flash, Mellie mel DJ Hollywood, Love,
Speaker 22: Buck Starsky Eddie Chiba, The Furious Five, the Funky Four,
Speaker 22: the Fantasts to Five, The Treacherous Free, Their Phyllis.
Speaker 2: Four, so many groups.
Speaker 22: Man, I love you'all, man, thank you, thank you, thank
Speaker 22: you for inspiring me. And we will move forward to
Speaker 22: the future and inspire the future genderations to come.
Speaker 4: I want to ask you, mister Blow, like, what do
Speaker 4: you think about both of y'all? What do you think
Speaker 4: the coach have lost when hip hop went corporate? And
Speaker 4: what do you think it gained?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 21: Number one, yo, it grows big on the top heavy side,
Speaker 21: but all the bottom in the middle started getting gutted out.
Speaker 21: Don't you all get a little envious when you see
Speaker 21: every single NBA player, well ninety percent of them. They
Speaker 21: carried themselves on interviews. We learned in the beginning when
Speaker 21: Curtis Blow did an interview for US on TV, whether
Speaker 21: it's Don He's the first to get interviewed by Don
Speaker 21: Cornelis he's the first to get interviewed by Dick Clark.
Speaker 21: So we coming from the rap circles doing our DJs,
Speaker 21: and them seeing and all that. And here's this man
Speaker 21: being interviewed. He's speaking for all of us. Now he
Speaker 21: could go up there on some goon squad issue, right,
Speaker 21: but what would that do? Would would that have elevated
Speaker 21: the art form into an area where we start to
Speaker 21: discussing what you know, what we gained and what we lost.
Speaker 21: You know, every time you look at an NBA player
Speaker 21: eight well ninety five percent of them NFL player on
Speaker 21: Major League Baseball player, even if they're doing English or
Speaker 21: Espanol and a lot of US Espanol, they have to
Speaker 21: sell the game to the fans. And the thing that
Speaker 21: we've lost, back to your question to God, is that
Speaker 21: it's been pissed poor and public relations and human resources.
Speaker 21: Every big business make sure that they're tied and tight
Speaker 21: with their public relations and their human resource department. If not,
Speaker 21: I mean this radio station probably does it. You know,
Speaker 21: a letter from an old lady probably still works in
Speaker 21: this building.
Speaker 2: But it's hard to have that now because it's social media.
Speaker 4: Because you got human emotion and then and an ability
Speaker 4: to be able to go directly.
Speaker 21: To the consumer. Screen ages have never been taught. Necticuttees wo.
Speaker 21: You don't have citizens today you have nedicins. They're not
Speaker 21: citizens anymore. They're nedicens. They're screen agents. They're engaged by
Speaker 21: everything in and out of the screen. That life goes
Speaker 21: to a screen. But what has taught them, you know,
Speaker 21: how to engage on their devices?
Speaker 2: True?
Speaker 21: What has taught them how to engage on the gadgets?
Speaker 21: At the end of the day, there's only two phone
Speaker 21: companies because Android and Apple. At the end of the day,
Speaker 21: they're the keepler ls looking at everybody. It's like, yeah,
Speaker 21: you know, saying do whatever you want, still going to
Speaker 21: roll down our river. So when we start to understand,
Speaker 21: you know what's behind what you know, we could Okay,
Speaker 21: this is the way everybody lives. Okay, how do we
Speaker 21: manage that same thing with life? And you know Curtis
Speaker 21: Blow is instrumental with Scott Exit. He'll tell you you
Speaker 21: speak for himself because he taught all us the first
Speaker 21: hip hop union. So the whole thing is all the
Speaker 21: information that we say that we have in these gadgets
Speaker 21: and devices. Oh, we could get it quick, and all
Speaker 21: that we are not equipped on how to navigate that information.
Speaker 21: Oh yo, we need a union. And I've heard how
Speaker 21: many people we've heard talked about we need a union,
Speaker 21: Oh yeah, when it's easy to go poop poop poop
Speaker 21: hip hop union, hip Hop Alliance. So we have these things,
Speaker 21: we really don't know how to use them. When I
Speaker 21: came up with the Radio Armageddon, which is basically like
Speaker 21: the MCDJ aspect of Public Enemy works with that and
Speaker 21: it's a way of introducing people like from Daddy Oh
Speaker 21: to Miranda Rights. So it's a quirky project. It's like
Speaker 21: the weirdness in my head. I don't make records of
Speaker 21: cell records. I make records that almost like we're not
Speaker 21: too far from MoMA, right.
Speaker 10: It's got to be an art and the craft somewhere.
Speaker 4: I want to say, I love the song New Generation,
Speaker 4: and you say on that song, I've been your age,
Speaker 4: you haven't been mine yet. But I wonder, even though
Speaker 4: we've been these kids' age, we didn't grow up in
Speaker 4: their generation, didn't have access to the.
Speaker 2: Things that they have now.
Speaker 4: So how how much can we truly relate even though
Speaker 4: we have been their age, we just haven't been their
Speaker 4: age and this time frame.
Speaker 10: Gotta work on it.
Speaker 21: I mean, I don't know what it's like to pull it,
Speaker 21: you know, egg our chickens ass either.
Speaker 10: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 21: I mean, to me, milk means go to the store
Speaker 21: and get a cut. And so that generation before me,
Speaker 21: you know, looked at me like, yo, you don't know
Speaker 21: what that is. So we have to do our this.
Speaker 21: We got to do our best on logic and practical sense.
Speaker 21: We have to work on these things at all times.
Speaker 21: And we can't probably rely on systems and school system
Speaker 21: Before we had an area of culture that snuck it
Speaker 21: in covert hip hop was it was a covert operation, remember,
Speaker 21: because at the time they totally gave up on school systems.
Speaker 21: You know, they talk about all men Columbine. But we
Speaker 21: had a a ten to fifteen year period once guns
Speaker 21: and drugs came in our community where high school shootings
Speaker 21: and major urban cities, especially the United States, they you know,
Speaker 21: they became like a little bit of an epidemic before
Speaker 21: it became a national epidemic across the board.
Speaker 2: Very easy.
Speaker 21: It's all years the culture, you know, no, but there's
Speaker 21: there's some lapses that you know planted the seed.
Speaker 10: So anyway to bring it full circle.
Speaker 21: The hip hop Alliance that I'm involved with, Kurt reached
Speaker 21: out some years ago yeah, but you could speak for
Speaker 21: itself reach out.
Speaker 22: Well, you know, the Hip Hop Alliance is just that.
Speaker 22: The Alliance is an organization that is a labor force
Speaker 22: organization then needs to be a system to monitor, to
Speaker 22: actually communicate and educate to the youth through our community,
Speaker 22: you know, without on a mission fighting for fair wages
Speaker 22: and fair royalties and strong health and retirement benefits for
Speaker 22: all of our people. You know, we specialize in IPS
Speaker 22: and publishing and trademarks and uh. You can code to
Speaker 22: hip Hopolions dot org and check us out is free
Speaker 22: to joins to port us. We are out there fighting
Speaker 22: for you to make sure this journey that you are
Speaker 22: on and your career is successful.
Speaker 6: We're still kicking with Chuck d and Curtis Blow. I
Speaker 6: want to ask with Deaf Jam, of course, define this
Speaker 6: project is under Deaf Jam. Were you always signed the
Speaker 6: Deaf Jam or was it a re sign? Have you
Speaker 6: been with Jim that long breakdown?
Speaker 2: At first?
Speaker 21: I was the first rapper. They had a big they
Speaker 21: have a bit more, No such thing. I turned Rick
Speaker 21: Rubin down for two years. Why I didn't want to
Speaker 21: do records? My things radio? We felt my guys one
Speaker 21: of the first and Kirk Wild tell you, I mean,
Speaker 21: we broke so many records in Long Island w B
Speaker 21: A U. We did records right, We did hip hop right.
Speaker 21: We were signedists. We were the espn of hip hop
Speaker 21: and rapping. We just ain't from the city, so we
Speaker 21: had the outside end. We promoted gigs, got concerts, We
Speaker 21: did it all. We used to compensate for the lack
Speaker 21: of rap records by making incredible tapes and promo tapes.
Speaker 21: And Rick was starting def jam with you know, Curtis
Speaker 21: Bro's friend Russell and for two years not your he's
Speaker 21: my friend. Oh yeah, Russell's my friend. I mean, but
Speaker 21: he started out with with Kurt. Matter of fact, more trivia.
Speaker 21: Kurt and Russell used to throw gigs in the seventies
Speaker 21: under and then Kurt Russell's first artist.
Speaker 6: Yes, yes, we had a club in Hollis Queen Hollis
Speaker 6: Queenys called the Night Fever Disco back in nineteen seventy
Speaker 6: seven seventy eight.
Speaker 2: I was a DJ plan every weekend.
Speaker 22: And I used to stay at Russell's house over in
Speaker 22: Hollis to Fifth Street. And when I was there, I
Speaker 22: met his younger brother and he used to beat him
Speaker 22: up all the time. I used to protect why big
Speaker 22: brother used to beat me up all the time, So
Speaker 22: I was.
Speaker 2: Like, YO, leave him alone. He's a good kid, you know.
Speaker 22: I took him under my wing and made him the
Speaker 22: son of Curtis Blow and that was DJ Run.
Speaker 10: Of course.
Speaker 22: I told him how to DJ, and he became incredible
Speaker 22: on the mic. He was my DJ when I released
Speaker 22: Christmas Rap in nineteen seventy nine.
Speaker 2: And Nasty Too, where we had eight.
Speaker 22: Million stories about that whole situation. Run was incredible. I
Speaker 22: loved the family, Danny, Joey Russell, his dad, resting piece,
Speaker 22: his mom, resting peace and peace.
Speaker 2: That was the Night Fever Disco.
Speaker 6: I mean, I remember we brought Flash out to the
Speaker 6: Night Fever Disco, the first time Flash ever played in
Speaker 6: Queen's and that was incredible. Just to be that liaison
Speaker 6: to the Bronx and represent early hip hop in Queen's.
Speaker 2: With that whole crew, the Hollys Crew. I loved you guys.
Speaker 4: I want to ask you, mister Blowers that ever a
Speaker 4: time in the eighties where you knew hip hop was
Speaker 4: about to explode, but you didn't feel ready for what
Speaker 4: came next.
Speaker 22: Oh yeah, I was definitely a visionary. I hate to
Speaker 22: talk and brag about that, I'll do it. It was
Speaker 22: incredible and just the feeling. I remember Chuck d saying
Speaker 22: that whole energy, that.
Speaker 2: Spirit before records.
Speaker 22: Between nineteen seventy five and nineteen seventy nine was the
Speaker 22: most incredible spirit. I mean it had spread throughout the
Speaker 22: whole five Burroughs, from Harlem to the Bronx to Queen's
Speaker 22: to Brooklyn, and it was just an energy that everyone
Speaker 22: knew that this was something special and we capitalize on it,
Speaker 22: you know.
Speaker 21: And yeah, you couldn't you couldn't even describe it. It's
Speaker 21: hard to describe Alreadio that that era before records, because
Speaker 21: before that it was conceivable to put rap on records.
Speaker 21: You know, it's a three hour thing, and like got dancing,
Speaker 21: it got all. Now how you put rap on records? Yeah,
Speaker 21: you get on the mic, But I mean how long
Speaker 21: the record got beat? Three hours?
Speaker 10: You know?
Speaker 21: Like, but then in seventy nine, King Tim the Third
Speaker 21: sugar Hill Gang.
Speaker 10: Which took two records.
Speaker 21: Not just people who like, oh it's a good time, No,
Speaker 21: it's two records that made a sugar Hill Gang Love Deluxe.
Speaker 10: And then yeah, Curtis Blow with Christmas wrap, which.
Speaker 21: Just took it and took it into the stratosphere. And
Speaker 21: like I said, back to your Nugens thing, It's like,
Speaker 21: youth is an excuse that I don't let young people
Speaker 21: do because it's easy to.
Speaker 2: You got it. You can't. I mean, I'm trip og.
Speaker 21: It's no way I'm going to convince a person a teenager.
Speaker 21: It's like that communication got to come from the next
Speaker 21: step up that they want to get to. So all
Speaker 21: I do is just I weigh them against themselves. Somebody think, oh,
Speaker 21: I'm too young for that, may be sixteen. I'm like, okay,
Speaker 21: twelve year old brother is going to actually get all
Speaker 21: your props and everything that.
Speaker 10: Well I earned that you are. So everybody in their
Speaker 10: life wants to use tenure.
Speaker 21: You know, the drug game changed all that flipped that
Speaker 21: up because they say, oh your overnight boom boom, and
Speaker 21: we saw what happened to that.
Speaker 2: And when that was introduced, a lot of.
Speaker 21: Things came during the era R and B, that's regging
Speaker 21: and bush and and when that came in, we're still
Speaker 21: recovering off of those that scar tissues.
Speaker 4: So did you did you approach radio agettin like a
Speaker 4: broadcast a profit or a rebel.
Speaker 6: All three Man, All three So dipped an acid with
Speaker 6: Wu tang axes in the back, running.
Speaker 21: Hammer's shoes and all that. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 21: it's like in my head. I mean my first record,
Speaker 21: Public Gating Me number one, which is a tone which
Speaker 21: is blow your head by by you know the JBS,
Speaker 21: you know, a very familiar break feet, but nobody could
Speaker 21: figure it out. I'm from skater culture and not the
Speaker 21: skater culture today, roller skating coach. I believe that skating
Speaker 21: rinks can be a possibility for enjoyment of future music
Speaker 21: and future cardio because one thing being the screen ager.
Speaker 10: You sedentary. You see that screen all day jay long,
Speaker 10: and you'll trust me.
Speaker 21: I mean a song that's on the album, I wanted
Speaker 21: to attack agism and the sedentary life and all that
Speaker 21: is Black Dome.
Speaker 10: Dead because you hear the talk we take for granted.
Speaker 21: You so from South Carolina, so you know a lot
Speaker 21: of talk of yeah your black don't crack, yeah.
Speaker 2: But they could die.
Speaker 10: Yeah for real.
Speaker 4: I'm glad you brought that record because I listened to
Speaker 4: records like Black domet Dead and it makes me wonder
Speaker 4: that making radio Armageddon feel like a spiritual purge or
Speaker 4: final warning.
Speaker 10: No, none of that. I say that for Public Enemy record.
Speaker 21: This is taking a radio and throwing it down the
Speaker 21: flight the stands and seeing them still work.
Speaker 2: It's not meant for people to like me.
Speaker 21: I made Public Enemy Records man, not for nobody, Like
Speaker 21: I told Rick Roven.
Speaker 2: Though he's the greatest.
Speaker 10: Rick Rover is the greatest, one of the greatest producers
Speaker 10: of all time.
Speaker 21: Yes, whoever told him, no you, I was wanted this
Speaker 21: certain qualities back in the day that Kurt also knows too.
Speaker 21: If you didn't have a voice that rocked the mic,
Speaker 21: I mean, sounded good, you wasn't getting the mic. I
Speaker 21: don't care how many versus you got bars you got
Speaker 21: to If you sounded like you was fifteen years old,
Speaker 21: you had to take up something else.
Speaker 10: You had to dance, maybe DJs and stuff like that.
Speaker 21: You had to command the crowd like Hollywood Curtis blow Starsky,
Speaker 21: they command Melly Mel when they grabbed the mic. People
Speaker 21: just sat down because I don't. I can't sound like that.
Speaker 21: Studios balanced that stuff out and this and all that.
Speaker 21: But I never ever ever made a song since somebody
Speaker 21: else to like. That's like asking somebody else how do
Speaker 21: I look? After you went you went to the mirror,
Speaker 21: brush just off them and asking somebody else how do
Speaker 21: you look? But being screen ages people listening with their
Speaker 21: eyes today too much with their eyes. You could tell
Speaker 21: them they might listen but didn't hear it. So there's
Speaker 21: a lot of covert now happen and when you could
Speaker 21: be told the truth, but if you don't see it,
Speaker 21: you know now it's the flip verse with that.
Speaker 10: It's like, believe none of what you see, in half
Speaker 10: of what you hear. Man because people ain't.
Speaker 21: Listening, believe at least half of what you hear and
Speaker 21: dissect that. But as far as seeing, especially with Ai,
Speaker 21: and I've been dancing and boxing with Ai for like
Speaker 21: the last five years, I'm trying to tell you it
Speaker 21: don't go backwards.
Speaker 10: It ain't gonna get dumber.
Speaker 21: Yes, there is an issue there in real life and
Speaker 21: regular life and in culture and music and art and
Speaker 21: all that. You're not gonna stop it, but you can
Speaker 21: dance with it, and you can manipulate it, you can
Speaker 21: flip it, but you better know how to dance, you
Speaker 21: better know what it is.
Speaker 2: We're still kicking it with Chuck d and Curtis Blow, Charlamagne.
Speaker 2: Is hip hop still the best weapon for revolution?
Speaker 21: No, everybody got a gadget from your grandmother to the
Speaker 21: child being born. Something better come through that. We don't
Speaker 21: know what that is. Remember I said hip hop was covert?
Speaker 10: Was that?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 21: That was done before Fight the Power, bro Fight the
Speaker 21: power became listen, Fight the power became.
Speaker 10: What he was because the Spike Lee. Okay, so I mean.
Speaker 2: Who does that play?
Speaker 21: You know, plays a song in a movie five hundred
Speaker 21: times and nobody did that.
Speaker 10: Fike made that record happen.
Speaker 2: Now your relationship with Fike for him to do that.
Speaker 21: At that time in the eighties, man, And like I said,
Speaker 21: this comes from the seed of Curtis Blow. It was
Speaker 21: a renaissance period of filmmakers, artists, hip hop that were
Speaker 21: all being independently created and using those tools out of
Speaker 21: the ashes that you know was bestowed upon us.
Speaker 10: Look at the kid.
Speaker 21: People talk about fight the Power because it's because it's
Speaker 21: the headline buzzword decades like oh yeah, yeah, cool, cool.
Speaker 21: You know we buy that They failed to realize or
Speaker 21: they wasn't taught. I had to always tell people there
Speaker 21: was a first fight the Power by the Isisley Brothers
Speaker 21: in nineteen seventy five that me and Kirk was influenced
Speaker 21: by and Yeah Fight nineteen seventy five. And remember I
Speaker 21: told you that the country is rocky, you know. And
Speaker 21: and Iley came up with Tied to All That Bs
Speaker 21: Going Down, The first record I ever heard.
Speaker 10: On pop radio where a black radio where a curse
Speaker 10: word in it. Wow? Really yeah?
Speaker 21: I said, whoa be on w w WRL Super sixteen
Speaker 21: and then I'm gonna play some fight up ower of people,
Speaker 21: like in the hotel Gary Bird.
Speaker 2: It is another thing about old g's this city right here.
Speaker 21: When you have a tenured lens of any place you
Speaker 21: go to, whether it's where you're from, whatever queens, you
Speaker 21: still see the old buildings that was there. I still
Speaker 21: see the old buildings, although they've been replaced by new buildings.
Speaker 10: That's third our vision.
Speaker 13: Man.
Speaker 21: You're able to see the past, present, and the future
Speaker 21: that they're building. New heads come along in their generation
Speaker 21: probably only can see what they see. That's why it's
Speaker 21: you know, deeper than your ear can hear, all your
Speaker 21: eye can see. I go around, walk down this street,
Speaker 21: I'm saying, oh, that place used to be there.
Speaker 10: Boom boom boom.
Speaker 21: The whole key is that is just keep your recognition
Speaker 21: or what they call you.
Speaker 2: Your cognitive cognitive distance.
Speaker 21: Right, Thank you sir, keep that because that will help you.
Speaker 21: Kurt says. You know, like you know, like I said,
Speaker 21: I'm not in the business of wellness. You have people
Speaker 21: like you know, Gridful taught wellness for years. You know,
Speaker 21: look at Flave Flavors going through his ninth life.
Speaker 10: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 21: Like I went down the Penn station the other day
Speaker 21: and ran into the what's the canes? I didn't even
Speaker 21: know what the canes. Chicken wasn't say you're all over
Speaker 21: the place. But it's so the whole key is about
Speaker 21: work on your thing. Here's another thing. It's not talking
Speaker 21: about anybody but wrap battles and beefs.
Speaker 10: It's like, you don't want to.
Speaker 21: Get into an area where you you rhyming in circles. Man,
Speaker 21: Rhyming in circles means like the dog chasing his tail.
Speaker 21: It is rhymes that go nowhere.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 21: It's cool, it's cool to get into like lyrical acrobatics
Speaker 21: and all that, but at the end, you got to
Speaker 21: process something or something and if the best processes. Is
Speaker 21: somebody just like seriously disrespecting you. How does that not
Speaker 21: leave us staying over decades? When the last time you said,
Speaker 21: I came from a hip hop song and this joint
Speaker 21: was refreshing, P Rock cl Smooth, you thought P Rock
Speaker 21: cyl Smooth record on They're like, yo, man, this is
Speaker 21: like nutrition, Troy Ki rock Kim has never done a
Speaker 21: failing song ever. I've never heard rock Kim do a song.
Speaker 21: Let's say that, But where's a support in it? Harris
Speaker 21: one is never ever lost. But you know, it's very
Speaker 21: easy to excuse it because this is what's.
Speaker 10: Happening now and all that cool.
Speaker 4: But I feel like that with a lot of people though.
Speaker 4: I feel like that with Kendrick. I feel like that
Speaker 4: with like Rhapsody like this. This week, I was watching
Speaker 4: Joey Badass and Absol and Big Sean do a cifle
Speaker 4: and I thought that was I got to you use
Speaker 4: the right word.
Speaker 2: I was like that, that was refreshing. That was like
Speaker 2: l Russell.
Speaker 21: Promoters look back in the day and Curtis tell you.
Speaker 21: Promoters will tell you exactly how it rolls. They'll give
Speaker 21: you your top Let's say you got six rappers, six groups,
Speaker 21: what a promoters say.
Speaker 10: Kurt, the one that's closing.
Speaker 21: That is the one, the one that closes out the building,
Speaker 21: not just because people came to see because there's a
Speaker 21: difference between spectacle and spectacular. I tell people this all
Speaker 21: the time. His big difference. Hopefully you could get people
Speaker 21: coming through there and stay in the seat level. Yeah,
Speaker 21: you got somebody in the middle that can hold it.
Speaker 21: They off the tour out of there. Forget how many
Speaker 21: records they sold if they can't be better than they
Speaker 21: record out of there.
Speaker 2: So he would like a Kendrick show. I've been.
Speaker 4: To see him perform in front of in that arena,
Speaker 4: in that football stadium, just rapping, no gimmicks, no nothing.
Speaker 10: This is the first man.
Speaker 21: That came out as one man, and I thought being
Speaker 21: one man could never beat a group. And he came
Speaker 21: out as one man because back in the day it
Speaker 21: was like what cruise cruise and then this man begot
Speaker 21: the next m solo MC who was a superstar as
Speaker 21: ll COOJ superstar hunt rapped first superstar you make make
Speaker 21: Prince and Michael Jackson turn their head. Curtis made all
Speaker 21: the funk bands and all people recognize that, Yo, this
Speaker 21: thing is real. I mean, look, why am I talking
Speaker 21: for the man? He played with Bob Marley, he played
Speaker 21: with the.
Speaker 10: Class and all that. He ducked Tomatos from rock group.
Speaker 4: I wanted to ask mister Blow, because you know, you
Speaker 4: spoke about Ronald Osley fight the Power, and my daddy
Speaker 4: used to always tell me James Brown was the first rapper. Right,
Speaker 4: So I think about a song like say loud, I'm
Speaker 4: Black and I'm Proud. That was revolutionary for his time.
Speaker 4: Stuff like that.
Speaker 2: Influenced nineteen sixty eight.
Speaker 22: Oh yes, yes, yes, And that's straight out of the
Speaker 22: civil rights movement. You know, that inspired all of us
Speaker 22: and in many ways, multiple number of ways. Not only
Speaker 22: the lyrics, right, but the beat. That beat was what
Speaker 22: we call boom back today, and dancing became a nationalal craze.
Speaker 10: Right.
Speaker 22: So then here comes a DJ Curtis Blow. I'm hearing
Speaker 22: all this stuff, and I got an opportunity to make
Speaker 22: a couple of records Christmas Rap in nineteen seventy nine.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 22: So when I did that song, I was signed to
Speaker 22: a major label over in Chicago. So I went to
Speaker 22: Chicago the first flight out of Harlem, and I was there.
Speaker 22: I was hanging out with the record company, and I
Speaker 22: did a show, a couple of shows, and Jesse Jackson
Speaker 22: came to one of my shows and he sat me
Speaker 22: down backstage.
Speaker 2: She said, Man, I want to talk to you.
Speaker 22: I want you to when I'm going to say to you,
Speaker 22: I want you to go back and tell the rest
Speaker 22: of your whole crew and everybody. Now, this thing called rap,
Speaker 22: You guys are the new icons of our people, the
Speaker 22: new heroes of the civil rights movement. Wow, and you
Speaker 22: need to keep it clean if you ever want to
Speaker 22: see it be successful on the pop market and be
Speaker 22: accepted by everyone. So I was like, oh, wow, okay,
Speaker 22: and we would keep it clean. And that was my sacrifice.
Speaker 22: That was the sacrifice I made. I made two hundred
Speaker 22: and forty rap song and never use profanity. I've learned
Speaker 22: so much from both of y'all today. Man, I just
Speaker 22: want to ask, are we in an information war? Are
Speaker 22: a culture war in which one is radio ma ged
Speaker 22: and fighting.
Speaker 21: You're in a disinformation blizzard of data coming at the
Speaker 21: human mind that might not be and had probably never
Speaker 21: been able to handle it. Now new people will be
Speaker 21: born and maybe they'll decipher and handle information that's coming
Speaker 21: like a blizzard. But for people from the last century,
Speaker 21: last centurions, probably not so. The information and data and
Speaker 21: all that, it's a NonStop blizzard and how to navigate that.
Speaker 21: I think people have to be taught how to be nedicins.
Speaker 21: But there's things that we're not going to be able
Speaker 21: to come up with answers for that. We got to
Speaker 21: go inside ourselves, build a shell and build a tunnel
Speaker 21: into those with like mindedness, because you're not going to
Speaker 21: be able to have your like mindedness. Get the somebody's paying,
Speaker 21: you know mine? Mind over matters a trouble thing sometimes,
Speaker 21: you know when it's when they say you don't matter
Speaker 21: and they don't mind paying, you know mine.
Speaker 6: Curtis Blood Chuck d Man. I love you guys, and
Speaker 6: thank you. Thank you for the movement, thank you for
Speaker 6: the support.
Speaker 2: I love you all.
Speaker 22: Let's continue this movement. Hip hop is the number one
Speaker 22: stream music around the globe right now. We are the
Speaker 22: voice of the people, and let's take it further. Let's
Speaker 22: leave them with these words of Martin Luther King that
Speaker 22: any time is the right time to do the right thing.
Speaker 2: That's right. Breakfast love, good morning. Let's get to the
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Speaker 2: gets the from somebody that knows somebody detail.
Speaker 17: I'm a long gard that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 2: She'd be having the Latest on the Latest with Laurence
Speaker 2: la Rosa. Sometimes you have fact, sometimes you have details.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you have a little bit of every time on the.
Speaker 19: Breakfast club, talk to me, y'all, Meg, thea Stallion is
Speaker 19: stressed out behind this Tory lanes and this whole new
Speaker 19: I guess it's not even new, but it has a
Speaker 19: new light, this free Tory movement. She posted the TikTok
Speaker 19: yesterday following everything right, all of these people doing these
Speaker 19: change dot org petitions and saying Tory should be free
Speaker 19: and he didn't shoot her, And she said, at what
Speaker 19: point are y'all going to stop making me have to
Speaker 19: relive being shot by Tory? At what point are toy
Speaker 19: and y'all fans gonna stop lying like how much is
Speaker 19: the check to keep harassing me? Why is this happening
Speaker 19: every day? One minute him and y'all said I was
Speaker 19: never shot. Now y'all letting him play in y'all face
Speaker 19: again and say I was shot but it wasn't him. Okay,
Speaker 19: I'm sick of this leave me alone. He ain't dare
Speaker 19: get on that stand and Denny, he shot me. That
Speaker 19: was his choice because he knows he did that. I
Speaker 19: don't give a f about a blog or a bot.
Speaker 19: Why in the f with me, Meg thee stallion have
Speaker 19: to lie on this about someone's shooting me. How y'all
Speaker 19: mad at the person that got shot? Facts are facts,
Speaker 19: He did it. It was proven a cored. Let the
Speaker 19: hate forget the hate campaign on the internet. Toy, you
Speaker 19: shot me. Ain't no new evidence. Y'all been saying the
Speaker 19: same thing for years. Toy, please leave me alone? In
Speaker 19: all caps if Oh, she called him a demon, and
Speaker 19: she said I'm off this internet stuff. By she posted
Speaker 19: that's our TikTok yesterday because there's been so much like
Speaker 19: you got different political pundits coming out now saying that
Speaker 19: they want the DA's office in LA to revisit the
Speaker 19: case because he was railroaded, and there's.
Speaker 17: A lot of conversation that's been having.
Speaker 15: Well.
Speaker 19: I think his attorneys, I mean they're his attorneys. They
Speaker 19: were smart to use you know, him being stabbed as
Speaker 19: a Hey, his life is in danger. And not only
Speaker 19: is his life is in danger, but we have new
Speaker 19: evidence down to the shows. He shouldn't even be there.
Speaker 19: So we need for you guys to listen to us
Speaker 19: because of what just happened to him.
Speaker 2: Well, everybody in prison, their life is in danger pretty much.
Speaker 19: Well you know what I mean, you get stabbed fourteen times.
Speaker 19: Of course you people want to say.
Speaker 2: You need to get about it.
Speaker 6: He shouldn't be yes, so if he dies, his blood
Speaker 6: is on the hands of the Yeah, I wouldn't let
Speaker 6: him retrack.
Speaker 4: I can understand Meg's frustration because, as I said, I
Speaker 4: think it's strange that the court case happened due process.
Speaker 4: All the evidence that I was presented in court, weeks
Speaker 4: and weeks of testimony and evidence, all that goes out
Speaker 4: the window because the driver allegedly overheard Kelsey.
Speaker 2: Say something only that only makes sense on the internet.
Speaker 2: By the way, I want you to.
Speaker 17: Well, yeah, she's asking to be left alone.
Speaker 7: So that's what that is about, is that it don't
Speaker 7: really got nothing to do with him being stabbed. It's
Speaker 7: about the new piece of evidence that came forward. I
Speaker 7: guess it's both things. Yeah, I mean heavily.
Speaker 19: That heavily the new evidence that they're saying that they have,
Speaker 19: and that's what they're moving forward with in court. But
Speaker 19: they're also mentioning his attorneys are also mentioning the stabbing
Speaker 19: just happened, and you know it shows that there is
Speaker 19: you know, he's very dangerous.
Speaker 5: He could die.
Speaker 19: And they're also trying to pin it on like they're
Speaker 19: trying to you know, they're alleging that megs you know,
Speaker 19: once they reached out to mixteen, certain things happened. Like
Speaker 19: it's a whole play that you put together as an attorney.
Speaker 19: It's strategy, but it's driving her insane word into.
Speaker 17: What she's supposed to.
Speaker 6: She has to relive everything that she went through, you know,
Speaker 6: the last what two three years old?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 4: And I just after a simple question, why would Tori
Speaker 4: protect Kelsey? And if everybody says, oh, because you don't
Speaker 4: want to snitch, all that, okay, cool, But why would
Speaker 4: Meg protect Kelsey? What reason would Meg have to say?
Speaker 4: You know what it was she didn't shoot me if
Speaker 4: she actually shot.
Speaker 6: Her, yes, but it's like yeah, and were saying that
Speaker 6: they were they were too intoxicated to remember.
Speaker 5: Yeah, absolutely, okay, got you?
Speaker 2: And why Meg is pissed off?
Speaker 19: Sure, I get it well and other news and other
Speaker 19: court related news sky Jackson from Disney Channel. After from
Speaker 19: the Disney Channel. Remember she had a baby and I'm like,
Speaker 19: oh my gosh, she's having a baby. Well now she's
Speaker 19: in court saying that the father of her child is
Speaker 19: terrorizing her and has been for more than a year now.
Speaker 19: And she says that she decided to come to a
Speaker 19: court after there was a mother day Mother's Day assault
Speaker 19: that took place. I was in the last straw, so
Speaker 19: she filed for a restraining order in the LA Superior
Speaker 19: Court and the docs she says that her her child's
Speaker 19: father attacked her earlier this month as she was holding
Speaker 19: their baby boy, who was three months old, and it's
Speaker 19: happened on Mother's Day.
Speaker 17: She says that he grabbed the baby. I'm he grabbed
Speaker 17: what what's funny?
Speaker 2: What you text? That's crazy?
Speaker 16: No?
Speaker 5: It was wild.
Speaker 17: What he say?
Speaker 2: Nothing because the couple.
Speaker 7: A couple stuff speaking of a couple. Her baby daddy
Speaker 7: is terroring Jess.
Speaker 17: You always said, because it's you.
Speaker 5: He came up and what do you do?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 19: No, he grabs her by her hair, slamms her head
Speaker 19: against the car window, and punched her in the face.
Speaker 17: A legend Jesus, But Scott is claiming.
Speaker 19: That this new type of violence, I mean, this violence
Speaker 19: is nothing new, and she says that there she described
Speaker 19: a six month month period in twenty twenty four where
Speaker 19: he would have used her on a weekly basis, choking
Speaker 19: and scratching her, slamming her head into walls, and she
Speaker 19: also alleges that he damaged a bunch of her personal property,
Speaker 19: included her iPhone on a television and she also says
Speaker 19: that while she was pregnant, he demanded that she drink
Speaker 19: bleach to kill the unborn child, allegedly and held her
Speaker 19: at knife point as she walked to her car and
Speaker 19: threaten to stab her in the stomach as she yelled
Speaker 19: for help.
Speaker 17: There's a lot of different occasions that she alleged here.
Speaker 7: But if y'all look at this boy, he looks like
Speaker 7: he does all that Like this is what I'm saying. Yes,
Speaker 7: he looks like he eats like bath salt, like he
Speaker 7: looked like that, he looked like that.
Speaker 2: Oven. Yes, that's pancake battle.
Speaker 5: It's crazy. Yes, he just like he looks crazy.
Speaker 2: He just put the pancake and it's starting to bubble.
Speaker 3: This is not the first.
Speaker 7: Time that we've heard that he's been this violent person
Speaker 7: toward her.
Speaker 5: That's crazy.
Speaker 2: You gotta be capable. You procreate with.
Speaker 19: M H middle to text, Charloe mane, what you saying?
Speaker 2: This has nothing to do.
Speaker 17: Exactly yours for her?
Speaker 5: Yes, that's unfortunately.
Speaker 4: You're all right though. You got to watch what you
Speaker 4: pro create with. Concept people treating breathing like they in
Speaker 4: the back of doing that in the back of a
Speaker 4: moving truck, rolling dice.
Speaker 17: You did that for roll that dice? Okay, gotcha every birthday.
Speaker 2: The rhymes yes, like that is really funny.
Speaker 6: We got any music from bus, We got some pull
Speaker 6: it up a little bit donkey today we're giving that donkey.
Speaker 4: Two man four after the hour man. Let's talk about accountability.
Speaker 4: People don't have none anymore. But there's a mortuary in California,
Speaker 4: Harrison Ross Mortuary. They need to come to the front
Speaker 4: of the congregation. We would like to have a word
Speaker 4: with them, all right, we'll get to that. NeXT's the
Speaker 4: breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, wake up. If you're like into the breakfast club, we.
Speaker 15: Wanted to know how you came up with them.
Speaker 2: Don't be a day because you mean there's a bunch
Speaker 2: of donkeys.
Speaker 4: That is Charlamagne. We live a life where we might
Speaker 4: are tongue based off cool may, a thing we never
Speaker 4: was saying.
Speaker 2: On the breakfast club.
Speaker 10: I'm the words of Charlemagne, the God.
Speaker 2: These are donkeys.
Speaker 4: Ah Man, Charlamagne, you've given donkey the day to who
Speaker 4: now happy born day bus to bus Donkey of today
Speaker 4: for Tuesday, May twentieth goes to the Harrison and Ross
Speaker 4: Mortuary in California.
Speaker 2: Now, first of all, I want to send condolences.
Speaker 4: To Amantha Hunt and the family of eighty year old
Speaker 4: Oldest Atkinson. Okay, you know I'm not a funeral guy. Okay,
Speaker 4: I'm not going to my own funeral if I can
Speaker 4: help it. But I understand the process of the service.
Speaker 4: It is very important to lay your people to rest
Speaker 4: with class in dignity. But in order to do that,
Speaker 4: you need a mortuary that moves with class in dignity.
Speaker 4: That's the scary thing, right, you know how you know
Speaker 4: how I talk to you all about schools and how
Speaker 4: we drop our kids off the schools and trust these
Speaker 4: teachers with our precious seeds, our souls outside of our bodies,
Speaker 4: our kids.
Speaker 2: It's the same thing with the mortuary. Okay, I know
Speaker 2: the spirit has left the body, but the body is
Speaker 2: still precious that she'll love doing. You want to make
Speaker 2: sure they are being treated correctly.
Speaker 10: Well.
Speaker 4: The family of oldest Atkinson they weren't treated correctly at all.
Speaker 4: They weren't treated with any respect by the Harrison Mortuary.
Speaker 4: Let's go to CBS three for the report.
Speaker 2: Police.
Speaker 5: I didn't look the arrangement there to see the wrong body.
Speaker 23: When to meet the Hunts eighty year old uncle passed away.
Speaker 23: She chose Harrison Ross Mortuary to prepare him for burial,
Speaker 23: but when she went in to view his body, she says,
Speaker 23: it wasn't him.
Speaker 17: It was a guy laying there and my uncle's suit,
Speaker 17: but it wasn't my uncle.
Speaker 2: What did you think?
Speaker 5: I just kept looking at him. I didn't know.
Speaker 17: I was just kept looking at him and kept looking
Speaker 17: him like what a mean? He couldn't have got that dark.
Speaker 23: Hunt says she knew something was wrong and asked a
Speaker 23: worker at the mortuary for help.
Speaker 17: She was like, oh, yes, that's your uncle.
Speaker 5: I said, that's not my uncle. My uncle wouldn't have
Speaker 5: got that dark.
Speaker 17: And I said, here's a picture of him.
Speaker 7: And I showed her the picture and she was like,
Speaker 7: you're right, Give us one minute one minute.
Speaker 23: Hunt says she and her family waited three hours while
Speaker 23: the mortuary fixed the mix up so they could finally
Speaker 23: bury her uncle. She still doesn't know whose body was
Speaker 23: dressed in his suit has filed a lawsuit against the
Speaker 23: mortuary over the whole or deal. Her attorney calls the
Speaker 23: mortuary's actions outrageous for.
Speaker 18: Them to come in and see the wrong corpse, and
Speaker 18: then for the mortuary to deny that it's the wrong corpse,
Speaker 18: and they need proof that it's in fact the right person.
Speaker 18: So we think it's really just the basic standard of
Speaker 18: care that they messed up on.
Speaker 4: Ain't nobody came to see you otis? First of all,
Speaker 4: that's not even notice, okay. And we did come to
Speaker 4: see him, but once again, that's not him. I don't
Speaker 4: know the race of the people who run this funeral home,
Speaker 4: but clearly they believe all black people look alike. And
Speaker 4: what really grinds my gibs about this story is the
Speaker 4: fact that when I'm telling you it's not my uncle,
Speaker 4: you trying to tell me it is.
Speaker 2: Okay. I asked the simple I ask.
Speaker 4: A simple question often, Okay, this is my question that
Speaker 4: I ask, what do people hate more? In this era
Speaker 4: reading our accountability. I want you all to think about
Speaker 4: that for a second. What do people hate more reading
Speaker 4: our accountability? When the family asks the mortuary worker for help,
Speaker 4: the employee insisted that the stranger in the casket was
Speaker 4: indeed their uncle. And this is why sometimes you have
Speaker 4: to keep a lawyer on retainer, because every now and
Speaker 4: then violence is justified. Okay, I'm trying to explain to
Speaker 4: you this is in my uncle, but you insisting that
Speaker 4: it is, and you have the nerve to put this
Speaker 4: person I don't know in my uncle's suit. Now I
Speaker 4: gotta make you explain to me why we shouldn't squabble. Okay,
Speaker 4: I'm glad we are already at the morgue because this
Speaker 4: was gonna be your next stop anyway. All right, this
Speaker 4: level of gas lighting, people not being able to admit
Speaker 4: when they wrong, making two plus two equal five. You
Speaker 4: walk into the mortuary, see a strange man in the
Speaker 4: casket wearing your uncle suit. You tell the guy working
Speaker 4: at the morgue that's not my uncle, and they basically
Speaker 4: tell you, well, he's also dead. So it's essentially the
Speaker 4: same thing that is the era we are in, folks. Okay,
Speaker 4: people just make false equivalencies all the time. The funeral
Speaker 4: Holmes response was basically, who are you gonna believe us?
Speaker 4: Are your own eyes? That is truly our corporate media
Speaker 4: landscape too. That's what they do to us every day.
Speaker 4: They tell the people believe us, not.
Speaker 2: Your own eyes.
Speaker 4: Imagine being in a funeral home and they say to you,
Speaker 4: we can't find your relative, but we do have someone
Speaker 4: about the same vibe. I guarantee you. They tried to
Speaker 4: blame this on death swelling. Death swelling will have you
Speaker 4: looking a little different. But we all know our people.
Speaker 2: Okay, how you gonna tell me that's not my uncle?
Speaker 2: The man was eighty, We know them our whole life.
Speaker 4: Sunday Dinners, fish Fries Day and CALLI So they was
Speaker 4: playing Domino's.
Speaker 2: I know home team when I see it.
Speaker 4: This man in the casket looks like he plays for
Speaker 4: a rival team in a different sport. You can't just
Speaker 4: put a whole stranger in my uncle Steve Harvey suit
Speaker 4: and think we won't notice what in the Freaky Friday. Listen,
Speaker 4: the morrow of the story is in life, personal and business.
Speaker 4: You should be humble enough to see your mistakes, courageous
Speaker 4: enough to admit your mistakes and wise enough to correct them.
Speaker 4: Harrison Ross Mortuary in California was none of those things.
Speaker 4: So please give them the sweet sounds of the Hamilton's.
Speaker 2: Oh no, you are the dog of the day, the
Speaker 2: dog all the day. He and does the stranger that
Speaker 2: they had and Uncle Odis's suit? What about his family?
Speaker 2: Does his family know that they just had him in
Speaker 2: a whole of the suit? Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: Who's looking for him?
Speaker 2: That's what I mean.
Speaker 7: Come on, man, it's the Yes, this is your uncle,
Speaker 7: this is him, that's him. And then she pulled the
Speaker 7: bitchalities on a one minute, one minute.
Speaker 2: Hold on, you figure this out, Jesus. All right, well,
Speaker 2: thank you for that donkey.
Speaker 10: Today.
Speaker 6: Now, when we come back, the mayor of Newark, Ross Baraka,
Speaker 6: will be joining us and we're gonna talk to him next.
Speaker 2: And don't go anywhere. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club, Good morning.
Speaker 6: Everybody's DJ Envy just hilarious, shall I mean the guide?
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: You got a special guest in the building, Yes, indeed,
Speaker 6: got may and Ross Baraka.
Speaker 3: Welcome.
Speaker 16: I'm good, I'm good, a little tired, but I'm good.
Speaker 2: You can't get tired now that long way ago.
Speaker 16: How are you, man, I'm good man. Yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 16: had a rough couple of weeks, but I'm all right.
Speaker 4: You can't elaborate on that's like the specific circumstances that
Speaker 4: led to the arrest that the lady hilk.
Speaker 16: Yeah, you know, we've been going down there every day.
Speaker 16: In fact, my folks are down there now to do
Speaker 16: the inspections uniform cold construction. Uh, you know, you have
Speaker 16: to get a certificate of occupancy all these other things.
Speaker 16: But they came in and just was like, you know,
Speaker 16: we're gonna do what we want to do. Our folks
Speaker 16: went down there. They wuldn't let them in. I was surprised,
Speaker 16: so I have them go with y'all, want see what's
Speaker 16: going on. So they basically they wouldn't let y'all in
Speaker 16: it to do the inspections.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 16: So they basically was like, no, go, this is a
Speaker 16: private company. Uh, this is not the government. I it's nobody,
Speaker 16: just these guys. And so we took them to courtA
Speaker 16: and we're in the process of being in court and
Speaker 16: they just start putting detainees in the building while we
Speaker 16: were in court.
Speaker 10: Like just total disrespect.
Speaker 16: So we go down every morning to serve him, like
Speaker 16: give him a citation, because we just wanted to show
Speaker 16: a pattern that they have been disregarding the local law.
Speaker 2: When we get in court.
Speaker 16: The Congress people went down there to do a walk
Speaker 16: through and they called me and was like, yo, were
Speaker 16: having a press conference. We want you to be at
Speaker 16: the press conference. I said cool, So I came down
Speaker 16: to the press conference. It was protesters outside. They out
Speaker 16: there every day by the way, saying let the mayor
Speaker 16: r in, I said. They were saying when I was
Speaker 16: at the gate. So the guy lets me in the guard.
Speaker 16: He was like, come on this side of the gate,
Speaker 16: So I did. I stood there about an hour and
Speaker 16: a half and then the Specialation in charge of Homeland
Speaker 16: Security came, but ICE was already there. They didn't say
Speaker 16: anything to me. I was there for like an hour.
Speaker 16: They just looked at me, looking at them. He came
Speaker 16: approached me, started talking crazy, reckless. The congress people got
Speaker 16: in it. He said, you know he's gonna arrest me.
Speaker 16: Then the congressman was like no, I said, you know
Speaker 16: what I'm leaving, don't worry about He said, yeah, get out.
Speaker 10: So I left.
Speaker 16: I left and went on the other side of the fence.
Speaker 16: He got a phone call. They made it decision to
Speaker 16: leave the inside and come on the outside and arrest
Speaker 16: me on the city side, you know.
Speaker 10: And that's basically what happened.
Speaker 16: They took me to a real lock up somewhere in
Speaker 16: some place I don't even know existed in North by
Speaker 16: the way wow, in a cell, took pictures, fingerprints, charged
Speaker 16: me with federal trespass. Went to hearing all the whole thing,
Speaker 16: you know, finish printed me again.
Speaker 2: I heard that. I heard you was subjected to like
Speaker 2: the second round of fingerprinting.
Speaker 10: It's crazy.
Speaker 2: Why how do you interpret that?
Speaker 16: I have no idea. Man, there was like one agency
Speaker 16: has it not the other agency. I was like, can't
Speaker 16: y'all get it from them? Like it's technology. I mean,
Speaker 16: they did this in the middle of the court, like
Speaker 16: we were leaving. The marshals came into the courtroom to
Speaker 16: escort me out, and my lawyers started, you know, going
Speaker 16: back and forth with them. I just said, you know what,
Speaker 16: forget it, just take me wherever y'all got to, wherever
Speaker 16: y'all going, I'm going, let's go.
Speaker 5: They took you to a place you didn't even know
Speaker 5: exist the first time?
Speaker 16: Yeah, absolutely, wow, like some it's non descript factory looking place.
Speaker 16: Took me down in the basement. Is a Britain's like
Speaker 16: real cells in there. Yeah, that's great.
Speaker 2: You didn't know it was there, No, not at all.
Speaker 10: You know, it's a homeland security spot that they have there.
Speaker 2: Did you see.
Speaker 16: I didn't see anybody. They had me, you know, off somewhere,
Speaker 16: you know, so I didn't know what was going on.
Speaker 4: Down criticism of Trump. Do you think any of your
Speaker 4: criticism of Trump called them to act like that?
Speaker 16: Well, I just believe that they wanted to get the
Speaker 16: mayor of the city to you know, theyre on this,
Speaker 16: I'm gonna arrest judges, mayors, whoever's like they're in charge.
Speaker 16: You just want to show that we have power and
Speaker 16: authority and you're not going to defy us, and we're
Speaker 16: gonna get whoever it is you can get it to
Speaker 16: type of thing, right. So, I think that's what it was.
Speaker 16: And when they realized I was there, somebody sent them
Speaker 16: there to get me, you know. So that's basically what happened.
Speaker 16: I don't even think it's directly about me. I think
Speaker 16: it's about them and them trying to prove to everybody
Speaker 16: that they're untouchable, and they basically do what they wanted
Speaker 16: to do. When they realized it was me, they sent
Speaker 16: a special agent in charge of the Homeland Security Investigation
Speaker 16: of that region to come and get me. That's like
Speaker 16: the police director going downtown and the rest of the
Speaker 16: body for shoplifting, you know. So yeah, he comes by
Speaker 16: itself and does that.
Speaker 2: So what's inside this building? Has anybody seen what they're
Speaker 2: doing in this building? Nobody knows.
Speaker 16: I mean, CBS was a granted entry and they gave
Speaker 16: him like a limited tour. And they keep saying it's
Speaker 16: like these criminals in their murderers, you know, the Republican
Speaker 16: talking point. But everybody knows who's in there. You don't
Speaker 16: know what's going on, who they are, where they come from.
Speaker 10: We don't know anything.
Speaker 16: And the building was used as a halfway house and
Speaker 16: a drug rehab twenty years ago. To change the use
Speaker 16: of the building, now you're going to change it to
Speaker 16: a place with detainees. You have to get that, you
Speaker 16: checked right, it has to be. You have to get
Speaker 16: a certificate arguments, you have to apply for that. You
Speaker 16: have to get inspections you may have to go to
Speaker 16: the planning board, zoning board, it depends, but you have
Speaker 16: to start that process. That's anybody has to do that.
Speaker 16: It's not special. It's not like putting undue circumstances on
Speaker 16: these people. This is what everybody goes through.
Speaker 2: That's how you say that you feel like these measures
Speaker 2: were an attempt to humiliate and degrade you.
Speaker 16: Absolutely once you know they they cuffed me with me
Speaker 16: in the car. You know, the security that well, the
Speaker 16: police there was pretty decent, but you know, taking me
Speaker 16: through that process, they put me in a cell, you know,
Speaker 16: the whole fingerprinting, the interrogation piece, the you know, then
Speaker 16: doing it again. I just don't think it's necessary. I mean,
Speaker 16: the US attorney came to my hearing. It's a Class
Speaker 16: C misdemeanor. Four hundred dollars fine, wow, maximum thirty days
Speaker 16: in jail. She's she's at the hearing, the US attorney.
Speaker 16: I'm like, what's happening here?
Speaker 15: You know?
Speaker 4: Is have you gotten any like like messages like behind
Speaker 4: the scenes on some like all right, you don't step
Speaker 4: out of line and get it can get worse or something.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean pretty much?
Speaker 16: But who I mean you know, we were in the
Speaker 16: process and in the process of trying to figure out
Speaker 16: the charges and that, you know, and these people are
Speaker 16: you know, they serious how they committed today foolishness, you
Speaker 16: know what I mean. They threatening to arrest the congresswoman
Speaker 16: who was there, and multiple congresswomen. You know, they're threatened
Speaker 16: to take us through this all the way to the end.
Speaker 16: But you know, at the end of the day, like,
Speaker 16: we didn't do anything wrong. So I mean, if they
Speaker 16: want to waste their taxpayers money, the government's money, to
Speaker 16: go through this, then let's go through it. We think
Speaker 16: we are correct, and I don't think they have any
Speaker 16: ground to stand on. What do you say to people
Speaker 16: who say they don't care about fighting for the rights
Speaker 16: of immigrants, they're just misinformed and because we allow other
Speaker 16: people to kind of dictate or control the narrative. Honestly,
Speaker 16: what we're fighting for is the due process, for the
Speaker 16: fourteenth Amendment, the fourth and fifth Amendment, to be secure
Speaker 16: in your person, your papers, your property. People can't do
Speaker 16: anything till you pull you over, throw you in jail,
Speaker 16: without due process, without you going to court, without them
Speaker 16: having a warrant, all these specific things.
Speaker 10: And I think more than anybody.
Speaker 16: Black people should be concerned about that because we are
Speaker 16: the number one victims of being searched without probable cause,
Speaker 16: or people coming to our property, our persons disregarding our
Speaker 16: constitutional rights for our first the the Bill of Rights,
Speaker 16: the disregard for that. We should be the first ones
Speaker 16: concerned about it, and so we should stand up for
Speaker 16: people who's getting getting there is violated because.
Speaker 7: We next and I see that you also run for
Speaker 7: governor as well, do you feel like this is a
Speaker 7: part of the plan to mess that up too?
Speaker 11: Well?
Speaker 16: I mean I think it's the part of the plan
Speaker 16: to mess everything up, you know. So I think they
Speaker 16: what they meant for evil though always turns to good.
Speaker 16: I mean, these people are they're not thinking about what
Speaker 16: they're doing. They're just reacting, right. The person in charge
Speaker 16: of homeland security, well, the second in charge gets on
Speaker 16: TV starts saying, we stormed the place. It was a
Speaker 16: bust of migrants going in there. You know, we slammed
Speaker 16: ice agents like all this was fabrication. Now they just
Speaker 16: put themselves in a bad situation because now you're saying
Speaker 16: things that are not true because we have the videos.
Speaker 16: So I just start dropping the videos. So people could
Speaker 16: see that I waltzed in there with my hands in
Speaker 16: my pocket, you know, very calm, you know, because the
Speaker 16: guy opened the gate and let us in. There was
Speaker 16: no kicking, no shoving, no pushing. I mean, they're used
Speaker 16: to lying and controlling the narrative, but this is the
Speaker 16: time they made a very grave mistake.
Speaker 2: Do you think that this will impact your bid for
Speaker 2: governor in any way?
Speaker 16: I don't think so. I mean, people who don't like
Speaker 16: what happened, don't like what happened anyway, they don't like
Speaker 16: they wouldn't vote for me anyway. So I don't think
Speaker 16: I'm gonna lose any votes based on what we did.
Speaker 16: I think what it does do, though, is it tells
Speaker 16: people that we're willing to go all the way, that
Speaker 16: you know, we're not just talking about defending people's rights,
Speaker 16: that we we're going to challenge these people at every turn.
Speaker 2: We're still kicking with the mayor of Newark, Baraka Charlamagne
Speaker 2: Newark Airport man, What the hell is going on?
Speaker 10: Baraka?
Speaker 4: Like, what is the problem with Newing Airport? How did
Speaker 4: they get here to way? People are saying it's unsafe
Speaker 4: to fly out of Newark Airport.
Speaker 2: They don't flatter.
Speaker 16: I don't think it's unsafe. I don't think it's unsafe
Speaker 16: because they keep delaying in canceling flights. If they weren't
Speaker 16: doing that, then it would be unsafe. The reality is
Speaker 16: there's too many planes in the airspace air traffic controllers
Speaker 16: is not enough. Our air traffic controllers walked off because
Speaker 16: of stress. They don't want to when they lose in
Speaker 16: contact with the airplanes. They don't want to be the
Speaker 16: one responsible for ninety people one hundred and fifty people
Speaker 16: going down, so they walking away. The radar system in
Speaker 16: that area doesn't work. The infrastructure has broke. So but
Speaker 16: the Trump administration came in, got rid of four hundred people,
Speaker 16: blamed DEI, and now they realize it's a real problem
Speaker 16: and none of that it's going to help it. So
Speaker 16: now they're trying to put money in infrastructure and hire
Speaker 16: more air traffic controllers. But they need to do that
Speaker 16: like rapidly, like an emergency, and in the meantime, we
Speaker 16: just need to slow those flights down. We need to
Speaker 16: do the same kind of patterns that's happened out of LaGuardia.
Speaker 16: See LaGuardia is in the same airspace but not having
Speaker 16: this problem. They're not having this problem because they have
Speaker 16: less flights and they have more time between flights, right,
Speaker 16: the flights coming in and the flight's going as more
Speaker 16: space between those, nor to just we just fly places,
Speaker 16: flying in and out, in and out, in and out.
Speaker 16: We acting like there is no problem, right, but there
Speaker 16: is a problem. And so as we act like there's
Speaker 16: no problem, they're canceling flights, the laying flights, and ultimately
Speaker 16: this need to not have those flights until they get
Speaker 16: this in order.
Speaker 2: So you said people they were walking off, whye because
Speaker 2: they just were stretched out?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 2: They what were stretched out about?
Speaker 16: Like I mean, to not have contact with an airplane
Speaker 16: for thirty seconds, for sixty seconds, for ninety seconds is
Speaker 16: a lot. I mean, if you're an air traffic controller
Speaker 16: and you can't control what's going on and somebody crashes
Speaker 16: and dies on your watch, I mean, obviously that's going
Speaker 16: to cause a bit of stress. Folks walked off and
Speaker 16: Newark is unfortunately at insult the entry there, you know,
Speaker 16: fixing one of the runways at the same time. So
Speaker 16: that should be done prayerfully by the end of June.
Speaker 10: But we need more air.
Speaker 16: Traffic controllers and we need the infrastructure fixed immediately. We
Speaker 16: need emergency spending, emergency funding to get that stuff done
Speaker 16: like yesterday.
Speaker 2: But nobody knew that about the infrastructure beforehand.
Speaker 16: Of course they did. They knew, They knew that the
Speaker 16: infrastructure was old. They also knew that we didn't have
Speaker 16: enough air traffic controllers, not just newerk but period. That's
Speaker 16: why we were having incidents. Then when the Trump administrat
Speaker 16: first came in, you've seen all these airline issues that
Speaker 16: were going on, which signaled that there was a problem,
Speaker 16: And instead of dealing with the problem, they began blaming
Speaker 16: DEI and continue to lay people off instead of hiring
Speaker 16: people fixing the infrastructure so we won't have this emergency
Speaker 16: situation where we are now. So finally they've understood that
Speaker 16: this is a real problem. So now they're trying to
Speaker 16: address it, but it's not happening fast enough. But in
Speaker 16: the meantime, I would say, they need to stop some
Speaker 16: of these planes from going off the ground. Yeah, you're
Speaker 16: gonna be inconvenience because you can't get as many flights
Speaker 16: as you could have got before. But safety is more
Speaker 16: important than anything else. I will say.
Speaker 6: Now, I wanted to ask about the congresswoman that is
Speaker 6: also going against you in this race. They said that
Speaker 6: she has supported a lot of the things that Donald
Speaker 6: Trump has has put to the table, and you've been
Speaker 6: very vocal about that. What are your thoughts to some
Speaker 6: of the things that she's trying to follow up with
Speaker 6: and that she's campaigning for.
Speaker 16: Well, you know, everybody in the primary now is progressive right,
Speaker 16: but all of the progressive leaninganizations endorse my candidacy, all
Speaker 16: of the progressive unions, all of the progressive organizations for
Speaker 16: people's organization Progress thirty two be jay working families because
Speaker 16: I'm a real progressive, I'm not just playing one on TV.
Speaker 10: The reality is, here's a woman.
Speaker 16: Who supported the border wall, right, who supported four billion
Speaker 16: dollars to go towards Trump's border wall, right, a person
Speaker 16: that voted against immigrants, and while she was the congress
Speaker 16: person right who is opposed to Immigrant Trust Act in
Speaker 16: New Jersey, who that says that we have to not
Speaker 16: ask people their status, that our police can't cooperate with ice,
Speaker 16: that we have to make sure immigrants get the same
Speaker 16: services as any other people or residents of the state
Speaker 16: of New Jersey. She voted she is opposed to that
Speaker 16: and voted against things which he was the congress person.
Speaker 16: So the reality is I don't think that she's progressive
Speaker 16: at all.
Speaker 2: So she's actually supposed to be coming up here. I
Speaker 2: think this week.
Speaker 6: What's one question that you would think is the most
Speaker 6: important question that she should answer.
Speaker 16: That what's her plan for black and brown people, more
Speaker 16: importantly black women.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 16: Black women are the most committed and dedicated constituent that
Speaker 16: the Democratic Party has, and they're treated the worst in
Speaker 16: New Jersey or in this country. I mean, she's endorsed
Speaker 16: by the mainstream Democratic Party, but they have no plan
Speaker 16: for black people. They never did. They have no plan
Speaker 16: for Latinos, they never did, and they have no plan
Speaker 16: for working people. I mean, the Democratic Party is in
Speaker 16: charge of the state, and working people are struggling the most.
Speaker 16: We can't pay our bills, Our childcare is too high, right,
Speaker 16: insurance is too high. In fact, if you got the
Speaker 16: wrong credit score, you might not get no insurance.
Speaker 15: Right.
Speaker 16: Your rent is too high, your mortgage is too high.
Speaker 16: And we still given tax breaks the billionaires in New
Speaker 16: Jersey and can't take care of working people. And you're
Speaker 16: supposed to be the party of working families, right, she
Speaker 16: should have an answer for those things.
Speaker 4: Is running for governor hard when you still got to
Speaker 4: govern as mayor. And the reason I brought that up
Speaker 4: is because everybody were not everybody, but they were people
Speaker 4: saying that this was a publicity stunt when you got arrested,
Speaker 4: like you're just trying to drum up, you know, attention
Speaker 4: for your campaign for government.
Speaker 16: I got a lot of ways to drum up attention.
Speaker 16: Corner jail ain't one of them, you know. But but ultimately, like, look,
Speaker 16: I just came from the gym that day, you know,
Speaker 16: I was going to get a shape to go back
Speaker 16: to the office. My policy advisor reminded me that they
Speaker 16: were having a press conference. I went down there for
Speaker 16: that press conference to support my congress people, right. I
Speaker 16: didn't expect that they would do that. And honestly, you know,
Speaker 16: when they started threatening, I thought they was bluffing. Like
Speaker 16: when I left the property, if I wanted to get arrested,
Speaker 16: I would have stayed on the property. I actually left
Speaker 16: right and twenty years ago, I would have took flight,
Speaker 16: you know where they said they comeing to wrest you.
Speaker 16: I would have been fencings, cars, everything, you know, the
Speaker 16: reality of the matter is nowhere for me to go. Like,
Speaker 16: if they're gonna wrest you wherever I'm gonna go, they're
Speaker 16: gonna come. Like, so if you're gonna do it, just
Speaker 16: do it now. And that's really what my sentiment was, like,
Speaker 16: I don't believe you got it in you that this
Speaker 16: is not gonna happen.
Speaker 10: This can't happen.
Speaker 16: When a congressman told me they come and to rest you,
Speaker 16: I said, why, what did I do? I didn't do anything.
Speaker 16: That's exactly what my response was.
Speaker 10: What did I do?
Speaker 16: I was like, oh, come arrest me. I was like,
Speaker 16: I didn't do anything, but how would you How you're
Speaker 16: going to arrest me? I'm not even on your property anymore?
Speaker 16: And they came out and did it anyway.
Speaker 7: At any point where were you like afraid for your
Speaker 7: life the fact that you were taken to an off
Speaker 7: site factory, Like yeah.
Speaker 16: Absolutely absolutely, I mean, I mean I guess when you
Speaker 16: I'm a grown man now with families, when you get arrested,
Speaker 16: all kinds of things going through your head.
Speaker 10: Who picked my children up from school?
Speaker 16: Like I got to pick all kind of.
Speaker 2: Stuff, get touched?
Speaker 16: Did I leave my house going room and all kind
Speaker 16: of stuff is going through your head, like you know,
Speaker 16: really fast and uh and.
Speaker 10: They taking you somewhere you don't know.
Speaker 16: Fear gets in your in your heart and you just
Speaker 16: pray that you know, fear don't turn you into a coward.
Speaker 6: You know, well, we appreciate you for joining us, and
Speaker 6: I'm sure you know you'll be back up here before
Speaker 6: the race actually happens.
Speaker 2: When what date is that is?
Speaker 6: That's right, ladies and gentlemen, May and Ross Baraka. It's
Speaker 6: the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Morning everybody,
Speaker 6: DJ env just Hilariy Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to the Latest
Speaker 2: with Lauren. Lauren be coming straight fast. She gets them.
Speaker 2: Somebody that knows somebody. She used to detail.
Speaker 17: I'm the homegirl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 2: She'd be having the latest on the Latest with Lauren
Speaker 2: la Rosa. Sometimes you have fact, sometimes you have details.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you have a little bit of everything. So it's
Speaker 2: the leadst on the Breakfast Club. Talk to me.
Speaker 19: Okay, guys, guess what why Sesame Street is coming to Netflix.
Speaker 2: That's what's up.
Speaker 4: That's dope because they got all their fund and cut
Speaker 4: right and people get their friends Netflix.
Speaker 2: That was smart yep.
Speaker 7: So Trump signing and something else, go ahead? What's your
Speaker 7: thoughts what I said, I don't know, just something other
Speaker 7: than Netflix.
Speaker 4: Go ahead.
Speaker 19: People are excited and it is a big deal because
Speaker 19: of what Sesame Street represents and how you know, the
Speaker 19: origin of Sesame Street have been for underpurpoleged children for
Speaker 19: them to learn and explore things and Trump doing signing
Speaker 19: that executive order where he cut the funding for like
Speaker 19: the PBSS and things of that nature, where Netflix is
Speaker 19: going to have. I mean Netflix, Sesame Street wasn't going
Speaker 19: to be as supported to a certain extent because there
Speaker 19: are a percentage of their money comes from the federal funding.
Speaker 19: But Netflix came in and said, nope, not happening. So
Speaker 19: Sesame Street posted. We are excited to announce that all
Speaker 19: that are all new Sesame Street. It's coming to Netflix
Speaker 19: worldwide along with library episodes and new episodes, and they're
Speaker 19: also premiered the same day on PBS stations and PBS
Speaker 19: Kids platforms in the US. It's going to preserve a
Speaker 19: fifty plus year relationship. So the support with Netflix, PBS
Speaker 19: and New Corporation for Public Broadcasting Service as a unique
Speaker 19: public private partnership to enable Sesame Street to continue to
Speaker 19: help children everywhere.
Speaker 4: That's actually better for Sesame Street for them to be
Speaker 4: on Netflix. Yeah, because you know it's mad people that
Speaker 4: watch Netflix nowadays. I mean, don't get me wrong, PBS
Speaker 4: is still PBS, but I don't think got the power Netflix.
Speaker 2: My kids don't be on Deep guys. My kids have
Speaker 2: there on Netflix, cant but they can watch on Netflix kids.
Speaker 2: So having dope guests on it that people don't even
Speaker 2: be paying attention to.
Speaker 17: Chris Brown was on there, Chris Yeah, and Chris Brown
Speaker 17: will be back on but yeah, no time.
Speaker 19: But there were some people that brought up the fact
Speaker 19: that you know, you do have to pay for Netflix,
Speaker 19: and some of the homes that Sesame Streets targets may
Speaker 19: not be able to pay for that. They are still
Speaker 19: going to be releasing some things on a YouTube channel
Speaker 19: as well to Sesame Street. But if you are watching
Speaker 19: the the episodes on Netflix, you get to get an
Speaker 19: eleven minute story which now allows for even more character
Speaker 19: driven humor and heart, so it makes it a big longer.
Speaker 19: So yeah, shout out to Sesame Street and Elmo posted
Speaker 19: on LinkedIn when the executive order dropped that Trump signed
Speaker 19: that he was looking for a new job.
Speaker 17: So he good. Now, Elma was good for anybody that
Speaker 17: was wondering what.
Speaker 15: He was.
Speaker 5: He was an that's right.
Speaker 19: In other news, Uh, the can Festival went down and
Speaker 19: a lot of people, a lot of people pulled up.
Speaker 19: I saw Denzel Washington, I saw Rihanna, except Rocky, I
Speaker 19: saw to gp Henton. A lot of people are there celebrating,
Speaker 19: you know, the new move movies and films that are coming.
Speaker 19: But there was an incident on the carpet where uh,
Speaker 19: and there's no audio to it, so I just have
Speaker 19: to talk to you guys, do it. But Denzel Washington
Speaker 19: was on the carpet. It seems like you know photographers,
Speaker 19: you know how they're like yelling your name, yelling your name.
Speaker 19: He's having a conversation with like a photog or media
Speaker 19: outlet and one of them goes to grab him and
Speaker 19: y'all know dene for none of that.
Speaker 17: Yeah, they go to grab him and he like snatches his.
Speaker 19: Hand back and yeah, and it just you could tell
Speaker 19: that he was like he wasn't he wasn't going at all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was yelling stop, stop stop.
Speaker 10: It was a lot.
Speaker 19: It was a lot, but This happens all the time
Speaker 19: at the con festival or is it connor Can at
Speaker 19: the Cans festival, That festival that I will be invited to.
Speaker 17: That happens a lot there. That's right manifestation period. That happens.
Speaker 17: Why you look at me like that. You don't have
Speaker 17: to be invited No, I want to be invited to
Speaker 17: you know, premiere and celebrate.
Speaker 3: My film, your own film.
Speaker 2: That's difference. You got to say the whole man. If
Speaker 2: it's this, you only gave us a little bit.
Speaker 17: Because I didn't want you to crush my dream.
Speaker 2: Never crush your dream.
Speaker 4: But you look only talking down about when it comes
Speaker 4: to you with your wigs, because I want you to
Speaker 4: be better.
Speaker 2: But you know what, the bob has been bobbing, bob
Speaker 2: ye has been that little subtle thing.
Speaker 7: That's that's the little You don't even know how to
Speaker 7: compliments the best, aware the best had been wearing.
Speaker 17: This is not a way not.
Speaker 19: Understand because you over there, you sit over there, built
Speaker 19: like a pencil sharpener.
Speaker 17: So you need to relax.
Speaker 19: Okay, leave me around and short exactly leave me alone.
Speaker 17: I'll be letting you rock in here. You'll be thinking
Speaker 17: you working out for the summer. I don't say nothing
Speaker 17: about your body gold and going.
Speaker 4: Look like when interviews on that damn remember interviews on
Speaker 4: that video like that, you know, going the line crack
Speaker 4: had ms and be honest with you rehab on rehab
Speaker 4: you just mad because.
Speaker 19: Said don't matter at me because your arms were along anyway,
Speaker 19: continue on anyway.
Speaker 5: Yes, I never heard rehab arms in my life.
Speaker 3: Never.
Speaker 5: No, let's go what else.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 19: So he had a little incident on the on the carpet.
Speaker 19: But yeah, that's where Kelly Rowland had her incident too,
Speaker 19: So it seems like.
Speaker 17: That that's the.
Speaker 2: Problem with that.
Speaker 6: That out for yesterday and they were trying to take
Speaker 6: a picture and the security was moving them out the way.
Speaker 5: I hate that.
Speaker 2: I can't remember who that was, what was I'm mad
Speaker 2: about that. We don't know here.
Speaker 17: But you see the guy grab him and he's like like,
Speaker 17: get your hands off.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like you able to grab nobody.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 19: He was on the red carpet for the May nineteenth
Speaker 19: premiere of his film Highest the Lowest.
Speaker 5: Uh, So that's what's up.
Speaker 4: All them brothers looked good on that carpet yesterday. Was
Speaker 4: tailored a Stuart was tailored like they look very fly.
Speaker 17: I love to see it. Yes, I didn't want to
Speaker 17: say that.
Speaker 19: I'm in court today and today they're gonna they're gonna
Speaker 19: go back into a testimony by one of Diddy's previous
Speaker 19: previous personal assistants. It's a white guy, Nim and David,
Speaker 19: and he took the minute, he took the sting and
Speaker 19: he was very emotional, and I'm like, this is going
Speaker 19: to be a very compelling testimony because it seems like
Speaker 19: he didn't he feels like he got to get some
Speaker 19: things off of his chest.
Speaker 2: So I'm actually prosecution's witness.
Speaker 19: Yeah, he's a prosecution's witness. And they've already established a
Speaker 19: part of the rico.
Speaker 17: You keep mentioning with him where he talks about just
Speaker 17: how hard he was working.
Speaker 19: He said that he was working almost seven days a week,
Speaker 19: sometimes six days a week, twenty plus hours a day,
Speaker 19: was making seventy K a year, and I am yeah,
Speaker 19: And he said everybody in the courtroom said that too
Speaker 19: when they asked the how much he was making, and
Speaker 19: he said that, like he went through what his day
Speaker 19: was like, what he was like, the first part of
Speaker 19: his day was he has to wake up before Diddy
Speaker 19: and he would have to like set the mood that
Speaker 19: did he wakes up to so like what the food
Speaker 19: is going to be, like what music or what TV
Speaker 19: he's watching? And yeah, I'm like, dang to have somebody
Speaker 19: to back and call like that all day long from
Speaker 19: before you wake up to five o'clock in the morning.
Speaker 19: That's rich, rich, Like that's insane.
Speaker 2: Crazy is just week two? Yeah, did he talk about
Speaker 2: he had to set up there.
Speaker 17: He hasn't, so he did say that. He did say
Speaker 17: that he has exciting the mood sounds very well everything about.
Speaker 19: Did he is very like energy driven, so he but
Speaker 19: he did say that he had to go in advanced locations,
Speaker 19: so like he would go to you know, different shows
Speaker 19: and things of that nature to make sure that things
Speaker 19: were set the way that did. He like this, so
Speaker 19: he had a different a lot of different riders for
Speaker 19: different places. They did briefly mention hotel rooms, but they
Speaker 19: didn't get into that yet. But one of the things
Speaker 19: he also talked about to us he had had some conversations.
Speaker 19: He said he had two conversations with Cassie. Ever, one
Speaker 19: of them was about how crazy she thought the lifestyle was,
Speaker 19: allegedly and he was like, well, why don't you just
Speaker 19: get out? And she was telling him, you know, she
Speaker 19: alleged that like did he control everything, pay for her apartment,
Speaker 19: her car, her everything, So she didn't really understand. So
Speaker 19: I think he's gonna give a lot of insight into
Speaker 19: some things that we've been hearing as well too from
Speaker 19: a person that's like completely unattached.
Speaker 7: He wasn't making it, yeah, completely unattached. So yeah, listen,
Speaker 7: all right. I just want to say, but you know,
Speaker 7: before you go, and I know you got to get
Speaker 7: the court. It is a video that I saw yesterday.
Speaker 7: It was very disturbing. I know some people may have
Speaker 7: seen it, but it was a birthday video. Looked like,
Speaker 7: you know, from a couple of years ago, and Diddy
Speaker 7: is like happy, He's laying in the bed and he's
Speaker 7: like happy birthday to me, and a guy is in the.
Speaker 2: Back like.
Speaker 5: And it's like four different times and it's his birthday. No,
Speaker 5: it is the video. I'm trying to tell you.
Speaker 15: It was.
Speaker 5: The guy was like.
Speaker 7: Like four times and then Diddy look up like, oh,
Speaker 7: that's just you know, whatever's happening, Like that's normal.
Speaker 5: He these sounds are normal to him, and he was
Speaker 5: just like.
Speaker 7: Went on ahead with the video like happy birthday to
Speaker 7: me and the guys in the back, oh my gosh,
Speaker 7: being torn apart and you hear it, and he's like, ah,
Speaker 7: I don't know if that guy will be testified.
Speaker 5: Can we find out who that is?
Speaker 13: He?
Speaker 2: Crazy part?
Speaker 21: Man?
Speaker 2: We only on week two.
Speaker 4: Wait till about week four five, that's when all the
Speaker 4: booty gonna hit the goddamn staying.
Speaker 17: That's why did I start thinking about.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you, that's what all the booty gonna start hitting,
Speaker 2: hitting the stand.
Speaker 19: If you were subpoena, you would tell me, don't don't
Speaker 19: embarrass me like that, like you didn't know before you
Speaker 19: pull up.
Speaker 15: It was.
Speaker 2: Something like you never got to worry about that one
Speaker 2: of them that man.
Speaker 5: I'm concerned, man.
Speaker 2: And that is the latest for Lauren. I just gonna
Speaker 2: let you know that the picture that Charlomagne posted is
Speaker 2: a lie. It's a fake. Just so you know, it's
Speaker 2: a fake. It's not a real picture.
Speaker 17: They said you were for free envy, just like the
Speaker 17: video was bobbing up.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll be right back into this. Held all right,
Speaker 2: let's go to the People's Choice mixes, The Breakfast.
Speaker 6: Lug, the Morning warning everybody is d j Envy just hilarious.
Speaker 6: Charlamagne the God we are the Breakfast Club now. Salute
Speaker 6: to Ross Baraka for joining us this morning.
Speaker 4: Luther May and Ros Baraka running for governor of New Jersey. Man,
Speaker 4: glad you charges got.
Speaker 6: Dropped, brother, And also the icons Curtis Blow and Chuck
Speaker 6: d ayay some.
Speaker 2: I learned a lot from that conversation, the full conversations
Speaker 2: like an hour and a half maybe yeah, yeah, hour happen.
Speaker 2: I mean, I feel like that's appropriate when you got
Speaker 2: you know, two icons like Chuck d and Curtis Blow.
Speaker 2: You know, like we would not be here. Hip hop
Speaker 2: would not be what it is today if it wasn't
Speaker 2: for guys like Curtis Blowing. That's rights.
Speaker 4: And also salute to the icon living Don Staley Man
Speaker 4: her new book, Her book Uncommon Favor, is out today. Okay, Basketball,
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Speaker 2: It's lout to the Icon living Don Staley and y'all.
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Speaker 10: What's that.
Speaker 2: I'm happy it's a three day weekend. Yes, right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm going to Saint Martin.
Speaker 6: Actually, I'll be in Saint Martin, UH for the Soul
Speaker 6: Beach Festival that doing Roobo with simbadis Simbath's brother.
Speaker 2: They're doing each and every year.
Speaker 6: I go out there with them, and I think they
Speaker 6: have Coco Jones performing a bunch of performers.
Speaker 2: Last year they had Mariah Carey. The year before that,
Speaker 2: they had Mary, so we're gonna have a lot of fun.
Speaker 5: What did Mary sing?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Amazing good, amazing microphone. Let us everybody else say, all right, cool,
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Speaker 2: Real definitely, Yes, I let him know.
Speaker 4: I do.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 4: This one comes from the great Less Brown, saluted, less Brown.
Speaker 4: Less Brown once said, and every day there are one thousand,
Speaker 4: four hundred and forty minutes. That means we have one thousand,
Speaker 4: four hundred and forty daily opportunities to make a positive impact.
Speaker 2: Have a blessed day.
Speaker 5: Breakfast club bitches, you don'na finish or y'all done.