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Speaker 3: What's going on?
Speaker 2: Good morning? Just how you feeling?
Speaker 4: I feel good. I went to the Sixes game.
Speaker 3: You said you were tired.
Speaker 4: That's why I'm tired because I went to the games.
Speaker 5: Okay, lord, yeah I didn't drive, but yes, we went
Speaker 5: to the Dallas.
Speaker 4: They played the Mavericks and yo. I didn't know that.
Speaker 5: Now, mind you, I ain't really into basketball like that,
Speaker 5: but I didn't know that the guy that dunked on
Speaker 5: Lebron in the Olympics, that he played for the Sixes because.
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Speaker 4: No, no, no, no, no, it's that big that I had ton't
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Speaker 2: All right, Well, we got some special guests joining us
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Speaker 1: Wendy wants to call in and give some updates on
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Speaker 2: That's right. Let's get the show cracking when we come back.
Speaker 2: We got front page news, Morgan, we'll be breaking everything down.
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Speaker 6: Good morning Owning everybody. It's DJ Envy, just hilarious, Charlamage
Speaker 6: the God. We are to Breakfast Club. Let's get in
Speaker 6: some front page news.
Speaker 5: Good morning, DJ MV Charlottage the God and just hilarious.
Speaker 7: How you doing?
Speaker 5: All right, let's get into the front page news. So
Speaker 5: President Trump says Palestinians have no alternative but to leave
Speaker 5: their Gaza homes.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 5: This comes as Trump and Israeli Prime Mister Benjamin Yet
Speaker 5: and Yahoo met in the Oval Office on Tuesday, with
Speaker 5: Trump calling Gaza a demolition site and said that Palestinians
Speaker 5: should be displaced to settlements in other countries. Now, Trump
Speaker 5: claimed those living would be thrilled to live. Those living
Speaker 5: in Gaza would be thrilled to live somewhere else. Let's
Speaker 5: hear more from Trump on his efforts to own Gaza
Speaker 5: and displace more Palestinians.
Speaker 9: The US will take over the Gaza Strip and we
Speaker 9: will do a job with it too.
Speaker 2: We'll own it.
Speaker 9: Instead, we should go to other countries of interest with
Speaker 9: humanitarian hearts, and there are many of them that want
Speaker 9: to do this and build various domains that will ultimately
Speaker 9: be occupied by the one point eight million Palestinians living
Speaker 9: in Gaza.
Speaker 5: Yeah so yeah, so that's his suggestion. What do you
Speaker 5: guys think about that? I mean, we're looking at owning
Speaker 5: a lot of things here, maybe making Canada the fifty
Speaker 5: first game.
Speaker 2: He wants everything, Yeah, but off.
Speaker 5: Of America, Golf of Mexico, you know, and now maybe
Speaker 5: the Gaza Strip.
Speaker 3: Nobody's surprised about that.
Speaker 1: But I will never understand what all the pro Palestinian,
Speaker 1: pro Gaza people in Michigan were thinking, especially folks in Dedborn,
Speaker 1: you know, majority a raft city. And Donald Trump became
Speaker 1: the first Republican to win this since two thousand. All
Speaker 1: the Arab Americans who had resented American Arab I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: all the Arab Americans who had resentment you know, of
Speaker 1: the Biden Harrison administration's pro Israel policies, and they drove
Speaker 1: a massive swing away from the Democrats and did born
Speaker 1: in all over Michigan. I don't understand what y'all was thinking.
Speaker 1: I don't know why y'all thought that Donald Trump would
Speaker 1: be a better option. Yeah, I don't know what y'all
Speaker 1: was thinking. And where did Jill Steins in the Green
Speaker 1: Party and everybody now where they had?
Speaker 10: Now?
Speaker 11: Uh?
Speaker 7: Well, Benjamin Nett and Yahoo.
Speaker 5: He has been the first a foreign leader to meet
Speaker 5: with Trump during this second term, and it is in
Speaker 5: DC as negotiation negotiations are expected to resume between Israel
Speaker 5: and the Palestinian militant group HAMAS to extend the on
Speaker 5: going ceasefire. Now the Israeli Prime Minister praise Trump and
Speaker 5: further laid out plans for the future. Let's hear more
Speaker 5: from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netan Yahoo at the White House.
Speaker 12: You are the greatest friend Israel has ever had in
Speaker 12: the White House, and that's why the people of Israel
Speaker 12: have such enormous respect for you. Israel has never been stronger,
Speaker 12: and the Iran terror axis has never been weaker. But
Speaker 12: as we discussed, mister President, to secure our future and
Speaker 12: bring peace to our region, we have to finish the job.
Speaker 12: And Gaza Israel has three goals. Destroy Kamasa's military and
Speaker 12: governing capabilities, Secure the release of all of our hostages,
Speaker 12: and ensure that Gaza never again poses a threat to.
Speaker 3: Israel once again. I never understood it.
Speaker 1: Okay, the pro Palestinian pro Gaza people would go to
Speaker 1: Kamala's rallies and interrupt her and protest against her. Never
Speaker 1: Kamalo was the chant, but you never had that energy
Speaker 1: for Trumpet his rallies, and you knew he wanted to
Speaker 1: create Marral Gaza.
Speaker 3: You knew Gazza.
Speaker 5: Oh lord, oh my gosh, so pro Palestinian protesters mark Gotza.
Speaker 7: He's stupid.
Speaker 5: Pros Palestinian protesters were gathered out the White House chanting
Speaker 5: Gaza is not for sale. Hundreds of protesters holding banner
Speaker 5: signs and waving flags as they chant rhythmic chants to
Speaker 5: rhythmic drumming, and they have their you know, chants and
Speaker 5: different things of that nature.
Speaker 1: During the campaign, like dear Born, Michigan is a majority
Speaker 1: Arab city, and Donald Trump became the first Republican to
Speaker 1: win this since two thousand.
Speaker 7: Mm hmmm.
Speaker 5: So Trump added that he would return, he would turn
Speaker 5: Gaza into the riviera of the Middle East. So yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: you said, ma mar.
Speaker 7: What did you call it, Marza?
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Well, Trump says he's instructed his advisors to obliterate Iran
Speaker 5: if it assassinates him in regards to all of what's
Speaker 5: happening with this, adding, Iran will be destroyed if it
Speaker 5: retaliated against the US.
Speaker 14: I know.
Speaker 7: He made the comments during a I'm taed too.
Speaker 5: He made the comments during a press conference at the
Speaker 5: White House on Tuesday while signing a presidential memorandum to
Speaker 5: increase pressure on Tehran. Now, that memorandum calls for maximum
Speaker 5: economic sanction and enforcement mechanisms against Iran.
Speaker 7: Let's hear more from President Trump on Iran.
Speaker 15: That would be a terrible thing for them to do,
Speaker 15: not because of me. If they did that, they would
Speaker 15: be obliterated. That'd be the end. I've left instructions.
Speaker 3: Jeez, they do it, Oh, that's going to get obliterate.
Speaker 15: It won't be anything left. We will see whether or
Speaker 15: not we can arrange or work out a deal with Iran,
Speaker 15: and everybody can live together. And maybe that's possible, and
Speaker 15: maybe it's not possible.
Speaker 1: I understand the context. I hope that doesn't happen. But
Speaker 1: you know he's saying, if they assassinate him, if.
Speaker 2: They take him out, wipe them out.
Speaker 7: Yes, fair, Okay, so it is fair.
Speaker 5: Federal authorities have been monitoring threats against Trump from Iran
Speaker 5: for years after Trump ordered to kill the top Irunian
Speaker 5: military leader in twenty twenty. So this is a real, live,
Speaker 5: ongoing thing. And I will keep you posting a drill.
Speaker 3: Album at this point. I mean, I mean, I mean,
Speaker 3: come on.
Speaker 6: Man, all right, my lat is front page News. Thank you, Morgan,
Speaker 6: thank you.
Speaker 3: All right.
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Speaker 7: I want to get off my chest.
Speaker 22: Sat On Friday, January thirty first, my beautiful, innocent grandson
Speaker 22: was killed in the city of North New Jersey, and
Speaker 22: I'm asking for anybody that knows this person or aware
Speaker 22: of this person to please bring him to justice because
Speaker 22: we are in the horrible grief and we are so
Speaker 22: very sad.
Speaker 18: About what has happened.
Speaker 3: What was your grandsother's name, man, My.
Speaker 18: Grandson's name was, yes, since Reese Morlinson. It was an
Speaker 18: autistic nine year old boy, nine verbal autistic nine year
Speaker 18: old boy, and he was killed in front of my
Speaker 18: house on his way coming to see his grandparents. And
Speaker 18: we are forever traumatized and changed by this experience.
Speaker 2: I'm so sorry.
Speaker 3: I'm so sorry to hear that.
Speaker 1: If anybody in North New Jersey has any information on
Speaker 1: the tragic killing of that young man, please please please
Speaker 1: turn it over.
Speaker 3: To the authorities.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, people like that can't be on the street because
Speaker 1: you know, it's this woman's grandson today, it could be
Speaker 1: somebody you love tomorrow.
Speaker 2: So you got to.
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Speaker 6: Check your ring cameras, any little bit of information that
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Speaker 2: Somebody because it could help you case. Please, and I'm
Speaker 2: so sorry again.
Speaker 18: Thank you so very much.
Speaker 2: All right, Lord.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, we got rumors on the way, so we get
Speaker 4: into it.
Speaker 2: We'll get to it next.
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Speaker 23: She was able to get y'all to see something and
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Speaker 11: This's time to set it off.
Speaker 5: So was this the interview that everybody was waiting for
Speaker 5: at the moment that we all waited for for this
Speaker 5: full interview with Justin, little Boy and Kanye West to drop.
Speaker 3: Who was waiting for it?
Speaker 2: I don't know this like it's like the third one
Speaker 2: big thing.
Speaker 24: This is like their second or third interview.
Speaker 25: I feel like more so people were because Drake hasn't
Speaker 25: like surfacing, like said too much since all of the
Speaker 25: Kendricks have, especially because the Grammys just happened, everybody popped
Speaker 25: off singing a minor Kendrick won all those awards. I
Speaker 25: think people more so are like, oh, shoot, you know
Speaker 25: what I mean? Now the interview you're talking about? And
Speaker 25: for context, when Drake was in Australia his first tour
Speaker 25: stop on the tour that he's on right now, he
Speaker 25: came out, he had a holy show, came out. He
Speaker 25: not came out like that, but like he came out
Speaker 25: on the stage, he had holes in his shirt, smoke
Speaker 25: behind him, and he talked about not being dead because
Speaker 25: of that interview.
Speaker 24: Now, let's take a listen to what I think sparked that.
Speaker 25: Let's say listen to Kanye and Justin the Boy talk
Speaker 25: about the Kendrick and Drake beef.
Speaker 8: Well, one thing is like with Kendrick, God was like, man,
Speaker 8: you killed my nemesis. Where's the movies? If it ain't
Speaker 8: no Drake for me, It's like.
Speaker 7: So Kendrick killed Drake, He's dead.
Speaker 8: Yeah for now, you know, you can't you can't ever
Speaker 8: count out Steph Curry. And so that man might hit
Speaker 8: two hundred points and one you know song or something.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 8: Drake added something to the algorithm to our frequency. He
Speaker 8: advanced us future advances, and our Kendrick has now advanced
Speaker 8: a frequency. Like if you rap against Kendrick, you will
Speaker 8: lose this man does this. It's a difficult task, but
Speaker 8: perhaps just something I'm saying. I'm a psycho genius.
Speaker 2: So there you have it.
Speaker 7: Do not rap against Kendrick Lamar unless you're a psycho genius.
Speaker 7: Your psycho genius, Like.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Kendrick will wash Kanye in every single way, knock
Speaker 3: it off.
Speaker 24: Yet he want him to come his way so bad?
Speaker 26: No you don't.
Speaker 3: I think he wanted want he been.
Speaker 24: This is the second time he'd poked the bear. He
Speaker 24: tried it before when he tried to.
Speaker 3: Jump on on the songs by the way.
Speaker 2: How many riders, yeah, guy, because they got a bunch
Speaker 2: of er.
Speaker 3: How many writers got by the way.
Speaker 1: There's nobody having that conversation except for him and Justice
Speaker 1: Justin probably the only person gasping him up, like, yeah,
Speaker 1: you can get with Kendrick, knock it off, Kendrick will
Speaker 1: wipe And before a Drake battle, I would have said
Speaker 1: that can you don't want no smoke with Kendrick on
Speaker 1: no microphone?
Speaker 24: Cut it out well, So that conversation happened.
Speaker 22: Now.
Speaker 25: Granted, this full audio in the context came out last night,
Speaker 25: but this was previewed at their Grammy party that Kanye had,
Speaker 25: so people were recording this. So this has been on
Speaker 25: the internet for some time, way before last night when
Speaker 25: Drake came out in Australia. So then you hear him say, oh,
Speaker 25: Drake is dead now because of Kendrick. So then Drake
Speaker 25: makes this great interest and he has a speech that
Speaker 25: he says at the opening night in Australia, let's take
Speaker 25: a lessen to Drake on tour.
Speaker 8: When you were coming to night, I started.
Speaker 3: And no matter what happened, is very much a job.
Speaker 18: That's all. Thanks you.
Speaker 25: So, Drake on stage says he is very much aliveed
Speaker 25: like you need have to say that. Oh, people are
Speaker 25: saying he's so Actually, Kanye no mine, and that's what
Speaker 25: you gotta do. You just you can't pay him any
Speaker 25: mind at all. That's how he just goes away. I
Speaker 25: think he more bothered by just Kendrick in general, and
Speaker 25: Kanye threw some more attention on it.
Speaker 4: Have a song.
Speaker 3: Drake got to stop playing the victim role.
Speaker 24: Man, you know he does that thing.
Speaker 25: We're him and Chubs walk out every every tour, every
Speaker 25: concert they walked out.
Speaker 24: There was smoke. He had holes in the shure. I
Speaker 24: don't know if it was just fashion. It was given.
Speaker 24: I'm revived.
Speaker 1: Listen, Drake gotta stop playing the victim role. None of
Speaker 1: them guys can play the victim role. It was friendly
Speaker 1: rap competition. Jay Cole said on.
Speaker 2: First Person Shooter he felt like Muhammad Ali.
Speaker 1: Drake said he felt like the goat. Kendrick said, it's
Speaker 1: not the Big three, it's just big me, and Kendrick.
Speaker 6: Proved he got one more week. He just got to
Speaker 6: live through one more week. And then they didn't start
Speaker 6: to calm down. It won't, Yes, it will. It's gonna
Speaker 6: get worse after the super Bowl.
Speaker 2: After the super Bowl performance, this gy just wanted this just.
Speaker 3: Went five for five for a disrecord against you.
Speaker 6: But then it's the the it's the super Bowl and
Speaker 6: then and then there's nothing else after that for a
Speaker 6: long time.
Speaker 1: You know, you're saying y'all been saying that for eight months.
Speaker 1: I know people are hoping that that title wave just
Speaker 1: goes away.
Speaker 2: No, very very.
Speaker 24: I'm very much.
Speaker 4: Like it's so girly with.
Speaker 1: Holes in your sweating, like you're a victim, like cut
Speaker 1: it out. You you and that man with y'all went
Speaker 1: head up and shoot you in the backroom.
Speaker 3: You always had up.
Speaker 24: He had holes on the front too.
Speaker 25: Yeah, Okay, don I think the super Bowl going to
Speaker 25: reinvent it for a little bit of time, Like I
Speaker 25: don't know when he comes back, but I don't know.
Speaker 4: That one more week just won't need a couple of
Speaker 4: holes in the sweatshirt after that.
Speaker 24: Well, I'm switching gears here. This is a sadder story
Speaker 24: or it's a report. This is so right now.
Speaker 25: There there are rumors in the alleged reports circulating that
Speaker 25: IRV Goudy, who I know is a friend to the room,
Speaker 25: is currently on life support. Now this from what is
Speaker 25: being alleged is because of a stroke that he had
Speaker 25: that left him on the life support situation. And there
Speaker 25: have been a couple of people that have, like you know,
Speaker 25: just spoke out and just are sending him prayers. Right now,
Speaker 25: we don't have details, we don't have confirmation of anything,
Speaker 25: but we do know that like Russell Simmons posted and
Speaker 25: talked about you know, he spoke to IRB not too
Speaker 25: long ago and gave him the number to a person
Speaker 25: that he wanted him to talk to about his health.
Speaker 24: He agreed that he needed the attention.
Speaker 25: He promised that he would come, I think, come over
Speaker 25: to the resort that yeah, a bolly where Russell Simmons
Speaker 25: is a lot of people, but that for like health
Speaker 25: and wellness and undergo some tests and begin like natural
Speaker 25: and medical treatments. So he said that I promise him
Speaker 25: if he came that he would you know, get better.
Speaker 25: So obviously IRV has been dealing with some stuff and
Speaker 25: we know that. The last time we saw him it
Speaker 25: was when he was you know, walking on that cane
Speaker 25: and there were reports about a stroke then. So Russell
Speaker 25: Simmons and a few other people are sending some love.
Speaker 25: We're sending love and just you know, praying for the best, supposing.
Speaker 3: As wealth man. Take care of yourself people.
Speaker 2: And we was talking, me and Chelmon was talking.
Speaker 6: He's like, IRV is one of those ones like White
Speaker 6: geronimo Jah, Rule Shanti DMX. He was the one that that,
Speaker 6: you know, help DMX in his career. Even j Z
Speaker 6: helped Jay in his career when when he was needed
Speaker 6: produced can I Live. So he's definitely one of those
Speaker 6: worst DJ Yeah sure did, yeah DJ from Coya's dj RV.
Speaker 24: So warriors gather around and send it up for him.
Speaker 2: Absolutely. All right, Well that was just with the mess.
Speaker 3: Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 21: La.
Speaker 6: Now when we come back, Morgan's gonna be joining us,
Speaker 6: and then Wendy Williams is gonna be checking in.
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Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front
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Speaker 4: Listen?
Speaker 5: Have you ever ordered something and you know it was
Speaker 5: being shipped from China and you know it takes a
Speaker 5: little while, right well, right now, I would just suggest
Speaker 5: don't order anything from China right now.
Speaker 7: You know, we got the tariffs and stuff going on.
Speaker 5: So United States Postal Service is no longer accepting packages
Speaker 5: from China or Hong Kong. As of Tuesday, The USPS
Speaker 5: released a statement saying they are suspending international package acceptance
Speaker 5: from China and Hong Kong posts until further notice. Now,
Speaker 5: letters and flat envelopes will still be accepted. The news
Speaker 5: comes after President Trump announced date twenty five percent tariff
Speaker 5: on China and after China imposed retalitory tariffs of their own. Yes,
Speaker 5: China is slapping tariffs on some US products retaliation for
Speaker 5: In retaliation for President Trump's enactment, now, Beijing said overnight
Speaker 5: that it will charge extra tariffs on fifteen percent on
Speaker 5: coal and liquefied natural gas, along with ten percent on
Speaker 5: crude oil, farm equipment, and some cars, starting next week.
Speaker 5: Over the weekend, of course, Trump signed ten percent tariffs
Speaker 5: on China in addition to existing twenty five percent tariffs
Speaker 5: that already applied in his first So what do you
Speaker 5: guys think about that? Them sham packages? Them uh fashionov packages?
Speaker 7: They not coming up movie yo.
Speaker 1: Damn that happened during Trump's first adminisgration though, like we
Speaker 1: forget we forget that because you know, COVID happened, but
Speaker 1: right before COVID it was exactly the same thing.
Speaker 4: So you know, so how long is this this red beat?
Speaker 20: Though?
Speaker 3: We will left? How you order from TMO not.
Speaker 5: Fashion fashion Over? I ordered them, all of them, but
Speaker 5: I ordered fashion Over like yesterday. But they said just
Speaker 5: the United States post Office?
Speaker 2: What about? Is there other ways to get it here
Speaker 2: besides just the.
Speaker 13: Oh you know what?
Speaker 5: You know what it does say that the US Postal
Speaker 5: Service is no longer accepting packages. So maybe if you
Speaker 5: have like DHL or something else that your I'm gonna
Speaker 5: look into that one for you guys. I have like
Speaker 5: that's where I get my I get my uh product
Speaker 5: offer from China too.
Speaker 7: So what are we talking about?
Speaker 3: Hey?
Speaker 7: Hey, anybody want to look into that?
Speaker 5: I have an update on the flane crash helicopter crash
Speaker 5: here in Washington, DC. All sixty seven victims in with
Speaker 5: its deadly mid air collision in DC have been recovered,
Speaker 5: officials confirmed the news. On Tuesday, an American Airlines plane
Speaker 5: collided with an Army helicopter, causing both to fall in
Speaker 5: the Potomac River. The cockpit and tail of the regional
Speaker 5: jet were recovered earlier in the day. The crash was
Speaker 5: the deadliest in the US since two thousand and eleven. Meanwhile,
Speaker 5: the investigation continues into the plane crash of the medical
Speaker 5: jet that was in Northeast Philly as well that killed
Speaker 5: seven people on Friday night. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says
Speaker 5: investigators should be able to determine why the jet crash
Speaker 5: just moments after takeoff, and Philadelphia Mayor Cherrell Parker also
Speaker 5: weighed in on the commentary, saying the crash could have
Speaker 5: been much more devastating.
Speaker 7: Let's hear from those officials.
Speaker 10: Even though this crash was so devastating, there are remains,
Speaker 10: whether it's the engines, the wings, that they can look
Speaker 10: at and get answers to what took place here.
Speaker 1: When you look through the footage and you think about
Speaker 1: what could have been had a gas.
Speaker 2: Been hit.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So the black box has been recovered from the
Speaker 5: plane and officials say at least twenty four people on
Speaker 5: the ground were injured, four remain hospital and two are critical.
Speaker 5: Among those injured in that incident was a young boy
Speaker 5: named Trey Howard, who most recently woke up after having surgery. Now,
Speaker 5: the ten year old boy was injured by a piece
Speaker 5: of debris that was struck hit his head as stuck
Speaker 5: in his head as he was shielding and you know,
Speaker 5: protecting his little sister. Now, Trey's father, Andre says he
Speaker 5: was out picking up donuts with his kids when the
Speaker 5: jet crashed. The child was rushed to the hospital and
Speaker 5: where he did go, he underwent emergency surgery. He is
Speaker 5: awake and recovering and even talking and he heard.
Speaker 7: That he's a celebrity. So shout out to Trey Howard.
Speaker 7: And he's also been deemed a hero for protecting his sister.
Speaker 1: You know, I get what they're saying about how things
Speaker 1: could have been worse, but when the crash kills everybody involved,
Speaker 1: there is zero reason to say things you know could
Speaker 1: have been worse, because that's as bad as it gets.
Speaker 1: For all of those families who had to hear that,
Speaker 1: you know, one of their people got killed in that
Speaker 1: plane craft.
Speaker 6: Yeah, which I get what she was trying to say.
Speaker 6: If we would hit a power line, more people would
Speaker 6: have been dead. But like you said, everybody died.
Speaker 2: That this is as bad.
Speaker 3: This is as terrible as it could possibly get.
Speaker 5: Right now, Like this is bad, It's bad enough, period.
Speaker 5: You're right right, And speaking of which, let's switch gears
Speaker 5: to La the La fires. Wildfires have officially been contained,
Speaker 5: but California's largest home insure is asking state officials for
Speaker 5: an emergency rate hike that averages twenty two percent. State
Speaker 5: Farm General claims of Los Angeles County fires have had
Speaker 5: a significant impact on its ability to continue operating in California.
Speaker 5: State Farm said they received at least eighty seven hundred
Speaker 5: claims and have paid more than one billion dollars to customers,
Speaker 5: adding that it expects to pay out even more. The
Speaker 5: company is asking for rate hikes of thirty eight percent
Speaker 5: for rental dwellings and fifteen percent for tenants, with those
Speaker 5: rates taking effect on May first.
Speaker 7: So it's like, you give them a little.
Speaker 5: Bit of a that's not fit, that's not I'm like,
Speaker 5: you give it a little bit of wiggle room to recover,
Speaker 5: and then, by the way, your rate's gonna go up.
Speaker 5: But State Parks on Monday that that the request is
Speaker 5: necessary to to rebuild its capital base.
Speaker 6: That's not it now because if people that's been paying
Speaker 6: homeowners insurance has never used it ever in their life,
Speaker 6: and now you know this, it's a gamble that they take, right,
Speaker 6: because there's a lot of times people don't never use
Speaker 6: their homeowners assurance and still have to pay. But now
Speaker 6: you're saying, okay, all its insurance that people have been paying.
Speaker 6: You don't have the money to pay these people out,
Speaker 6: and they're saying, well, now you gotta pay.
Speaker 2: Aw, that's not right. That is that is not right?
Speaker 5: And imagine well not to say it like this, imagine
Speaker 5: being impacted, but imagine not being impacted and still having
Speaker 5: to you know, it's.
Speaker 2: Just like say, that's right, across the board.
Speaker 7: It's just terrible.
Speaker 5: So but yeah, I'll keep you guys posted as to
Speaker 5: everything that's happening on the front page.
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Speaker 7: Thank y'all have a bigli all right.
Speaker 5: When we come back, Wendy Williams is checking in. He
Speaker 5: has an update of what's going on with us, so
Speaker 5: we're gonna talk to her.
Speaker 1: You know, it's interesting Wendy wants to talk about that
Speaker 1: lawsuit that is being filed against Lifetime.
Speaker 3: In a and e okay, goat got shoot, that's what
Speaker 3: she wants to talk about.
Speaker 1: You know, her guardian filed a lawsuit against Lifetime in
Speaker 1: ane saying that Wendy wasn't in her right mind to
Speaker 1: sign that contract, which makes no sense because she was
Speaker 1: the guardian at the time that she signed the contract.
Speaker 3: But you know, she'll talk about it, all.
Speaker 2: Right, We'll get to that next. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 16: Well, I mean, you and I have known each other
Speaker 16: for a long time. You know what I'm saying. Yes,
Speaker 16: and we've got good money. Isn't there such a thing
Speaker 16: to you as blood money? Like money you don't want,
Speaker 16: you don't care what amount of money it is.
Speaker 1: I can remember a check you had to write when
Speaker 1: we worked together at WBLS and you put that on
Speaker 1: the check, you put four blood money.
Speaker 16: Thank you. Oh my god, oh my god.
Speaker 1: You didn't approve that you had to write the check
Speaker 1: and you put four blood money. So you've been pretty
Speaker 1: consistent about this your whole life.
Speaker 16: Thank you, Thank you. Well, look, I'm dealing with these
Speaker 16: court people and my guardian person and that is a
Speaker 16: big deal.
Speaker 2: So you know what.
Speaker 16: I don't have frontal temporal dementia. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 16: It's disgusting. That is a very rare thing for anybody
Speaker 16: to have. You understand what I'm saying. It's like one
Speaker 16: of those types of things where I'd be a blivering idiot,
Speaker 16: like I can't take a shower, I can't dress myself,
Speaker 16: I can't speak, I can't listen, I can't like.
Speaker 1: I can't well who dressed you when you was in
Speaker 1: the window for that TMZ dog?
Speaker 3: Because that was nice. You had the black cat suit
Speaker 3: on with the wig and the less well.
Speaker 16: Excuse me, excuse me. That was me doing for myself,
Speaker 16: you know what I'm saying, with a few bits of
Speaker 16: clothing that I got from storage. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 16: But you know what, it was real, It's real. I'm
Speaker 16: on the fifth floor, and you know the fifth floor.
Speaker 16: As I told you, this is called the memory unit.
Speaker 16: It is for the people who live here that I
Speaker 16: guess don't remember anything at all. And I've seen the
Speaker 16: people when I order lunch. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 16: And they're not bad people. You know, they're older and
Speaker 16: I don't care if they're my age group. You know
Speaker 16: what I'm saying, clearly, like who are these people? Why
Speaker 16: am I here? You know what I'm saying. And by
Speaker 16: the way, as I told you before, you know, to
Speaker 16: take the elevator. It's a locked unit on the stiff floor.
Speaker 16: You know what I'm saying, the Memory unit floor. Literally,
Speaker 16: I do everything in the bedroom.
Speaker 23: You know.
Speaker 16: There's a gym to work out here, and I have
Speaker 16: yet for my guardian person to make this person or
Speaker 16: whatever whatever so I can work out more money.
Speaker 3: Sabrina Moore Sabrina Morrissey is her name to the gym.
Speaker 16: Well, yes, you know, in the meantime, I am not incapacitated.
Speaker 16: I am not a baby. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 16: But I guess, I guess for lifetime, A and E.
Speaker 16: I stand to win all that money. So I'm supposed
Speaker 16: to be a blubbering idiot, So you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: So what you're saying?
Speaker 1: When is the lawsuit that was filed by Sabrina Morrissey,
Speaker 1: acting in her capacity as your guard and she bought
Speaker 1: a lawsuit against Annie and it claimed that the contract
Speaker 1: the company broken to shoot the documentary wasn't valid since
Speaker 1: you didn't have the legal or mental capacity to authorize
Speaker 1: your participation in the title at the time.
Speaker 16: Listen, I used to tell you something about my life.
Speaker 16: You know what I'm saying. And Charlemagne, you've known me
Speaker 16: for a long enough time. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 16: I haven't had liquor in years now. Yes, you know
Speaker 16: who doesn't. Who doesn't go through problems in their life?
Speaker 16: You know the force? This that the third you know.
Speaker 16: And then then all of a sudden I got involved
Speaker 16: with this guardianship person, a judge attorney like my life
Speaker 16: has been.
Speaker 3: Oh no, Wendy, one thing at the time, Sabrina Moore.
Speaker 16: Okay, no, let me okay, wait, who whoa, whoa whoa.
Speaker 16: Let me let me just let me just address one
Speaker 16: one important thing.
Speaker 18: Okay.
Speaker 16: I have been liquor free for years, and listen, it
Speaker 16: is not a big deal when somebody around me, you
Speaker 16: know what I'm saying, enjoys what they enjoy. You know
Speaker 16: what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: But that is not for me.
Speaker 16: You want to know why, because I don't want to
Speaker 16: be sharp and tight, you know what I'm saying, Because
Speaker 16: when I get out of this guardianship, I don't even
Speaker 16: want to go into it. But I've already told you
Speaker 16: about it, Charlotmine, how I feel and the way I'm
Speaker 16: going to move.
Speaker 3: You said you want to date, and no, no, aside.
Speaker 16: From that, I mean, that's a regular place.
Speaker 24: And by the way, and just enjoy your life.
Speaker 16: Listen, listen, listen, listen. I want to be in a
Speaker 16: lovely relationship with one person forever. In order to do that,
Speaker 16: you have to date. You have to date a lot.
Speaker 16: But that's not what I'm talking about so much. So listen,
Speaker 16: I've been in this guardianship for this long amount of
Speaker 16: time and now a any lifetime this lawsuit. Please, I
Speaker 16: don't want that. I don't want a dime from that.
Speaker 16: I don't want any part of that. You know what
Speaker 16: I'm saying. They insist on me telling everybody that I
Speaker 16: frontal temple dementshaw. You know, Robbie Kaplan went on t
Speaker 16: and talked about it. Now, I love TMZ. You know
Speaker 16: what I'm saying. And I'm watching and they're talking about me,
Speaker 16: and I'm like, oh my god, this person, Robbie Kaplan
Speaker 16: is saying that, oh my gosh, that Wendy has good
Speaker 16: days and bad days and when she's this, and like,
Speaker 16: excuse me, frontal temporal dementia is a very very serious
Speaker 16: thing and very rare. I might add, well, we have there,
Speaker 16: like of all the things that you come up with,
Speaker 16: you know what I'm.
Speaker 6: Saying, absolutely all we have more with Wendy Williams when
Speaker 6: we come back, don't move.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club, Good Morning Morning.
Speaker 6: Everybody is dj n Vjess hilarious, Charlamagne the guy. We
Speaker 6: are the Breakfast Club Lawn. The roster is hanging with
Speaker 6: us as well, and we're still kicking it. With Wendy
Speaker 6: Williams Charlamage.
Speaker 3: I was looking at these.
Speaker 1: Court documents and one thing that stood out to me
Speaker 1: is said, because there is no single diagnostic test for FTD,
Speaker 1: the frontal dementia, the process for diagnosing it, on average
Speaker 1: takes more than three years from the diseases on set.
Speaker 1: How can they keep seeing you have it when it
Speaker 1: when it takes three years to diagnose.
Speaker 16: Well, they've taken away they've taken away my phone, so
Speaker 16: I can't. I can't you know, scroll stuff on my
Speaker 16: phone to learn about things. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 16: I haven't had my phone. You know this woman has
Speaker 16: my phone. You know, a woman has my life basically,
Speaker 16: you know I'm saying. And by the way, I told
Speaker 16: you where I am for it goes between like I
Speaker 16: told you where I'm living. Correct, Yes, okay, I don't
Speaker 16: want to go over that. It's very expensive, you know.
Speaker 16: But you know, this whole thing about frontal temple dementia
Speaker 16: is ridiculous and I don't want this lawsuit. I don't
Speaker 16: want it at all. I want to shout out though
Speaker 16: to the people at Lifetime. You know I've been in
Speaker 16: business with them before, you know, to say I did
Speaker 16: a couple of things there. They're good people to me
Speaker 16: and I would love to do business with them again.
Speaker 2: So you did.
Speaker 16: It's not about Lifetime, So it's about these two people.
Speaker 1: So you're basically saying some Brina is not true that
Speaker 1: you didn't have the legal or mental capacity to authorize.
Speaker 1: You did have the legal or mental capacity to author
Speaker 1: your participation in the title. They just told you that
Speaker 1: it would be positive and beneficial to you.
Speaker 16: Excuse me, And you want to know what and don't
Speaker 16: forget about the black man. You know, the black man's.
Speaker 3: Name Will Will Selby.
Speaker 16: Yes, Oh my god, Will Shelby is like a wolf
Speaker 16: in sheep's clothing. Like really, Well, so.
Speaker 1: You don't want the lawsuit against Lifetime because you didn't
Speaker 1: sign You signed, You signed it knowing what you were signing.
Speaker 16: No, I didn't know what I was signing. I guess,
Speaker 16: I guess.
Speaker 20: You know what.
Speaker 16: It was so long ago, and there were so many
Speaker 16: people in the apartment from Lifetime, A and A Lifetime.
Speaker 16: You know, there's so many people in my apartment. There
Speaker 16: were so many people, and we were going out, there
Speaker 16: were a lot of people and I was, you know,
Speaker 16: along for the ride because I'm the star.
Speaker 25: You know what I'm saying you so when she began
Speaker 25: because because A and E is saying that you were
Speaker 25: not mentally incapacitated when you signed the agreement for the
Speaker 25: documentary that they did. But then Sabrina came out and
Speaker 25: said that they were taking advantage of you because you
Speaker 25: couldn't make any of your own business decisions. Like was
Speaker 25: there a conversation that Sabrina had with you before she
Speaker 25: fed her the claims?
Speaker 24: Like what was that about? Did you tell her you
Speaker 24: didn't want the lawsuit?
Speaker 16: I don't know anything about Sabrina as far as that,
Speaker 16: Like I said, I only know about that person when
Speaker 16: we watched it together on TV. You know, she was
Speaker 16: never a part of this. I always said to myself, well,
Speaker 16: what does the guardian do for me other than keep
Speaker 16: my money safe? Allegedly? Well, I'm talking about money allegedly
Speaker 16: because now you know my guardian person is represented by
Speaker 16: this expensive law firm.
Speaker 19: Right.
Speaker 16: Did I talk to you about this, Charlemagne?
Speaker 3: I don't think so. Well, I don't think you have
Speaker 3: to get into all of that. But the moral of
Speaker 3: the story is.
Speaker 16: You excuse me, excuse me, but it's my money. It's
Speaker 16: my money. That my guardian is using for regarding this lawsuit.
Speaker 16: And my money is slowly, I guess, dwindling away. I
Speaker 16: have no idea, you know what I'm saying. My wallet
Speaker 16: is pleaded with a few dollars. You understand, well, I've
Speaker 16: been in this situation for three years.
Speaker 25: I was about to say that when they, according to reports,
Speaker 25: you were put it to the conservatorship May twenty twenty two.
Speaker 25: So if that, you know, front temporal dementia takes three
Speaker 25: years right now, it would be really difficult for you
Speaker 25: to you know, just track this conversation you're having with us,
Speaker 25: because that's twenty twenty five.
Speaker 16: It's it's it's a very serious and rare diseaset frontal
Speaker 16: temple dementia. If you call it a disease, I have
Speaker 16: no idea.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it feels like when you signed this contract for
Speaker 1: the show, you knew you was participating in the show.
Speaker 3: You just didn't know that they was gonna make you
Speaker 3: look the way that they made you look.
Speaker 2: And now that that shit listen, listen, listen.
Speaker 16: It was only one time, you know, and we were
Speaker 16: at you know, a court thing, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 16: and they were talking about it and they were talking about,
Speaker 16: you know, and I said, oh, what are you talking about?
Speaker 16: I would win what one million dollars? And I was told, oh, no, no.
Speaker 12: No, no, no, no no.
Speaker 16: You know what I'm saying. You mean when you said
Speaker 16: I didn't ask how much because it didn't matter, you
Speaker 16: know what I'm saying. When I first I was like, well, okay,
Speaker 16: I guess. But quickly, you know, like the day later,
Speaker 16: I'm like, no, I don't want that. I don't want that.
Speaker 16: And I'll continue to say I don't want that. I
Speaker 16: don't want the lawsuit. I don't want to be a
Speaker 16: part of it. You know, if my guardian person wants
Speaker 16: money from her, then she can do the sewing on
Speaker 16: her behalf and she could be the one to get
Speaker 16: the money, not me. It is blood money. I don't
Speaker 16: want it.
Speaker 1: So once again, Wendy, they had She's saying you didn't
Speaker 1: have the legal or mental capacity to authorize your participation.
Speaker 3: You're saying you did, and that you met.
Speaker 24: One time and after that you change your mind.
Speaker 16: Correct, correct, and by the way, and by the way,
Speaker 16: you know, like I said, I don't want that kind
Speaker 16: of money. You know, I've worked with Lifetime several times
Speaker 16: you know what I'm saying enough that I would love
Speaker 16: to do something with Lifetime again. They are good people
Speaker 16: to me and I'm good people to them.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, we have more of Wendy Williams when we come back.
Speaker 6: It's the Breakfast Club, Good Morning Owning. Everybody is j
Speaker 6: v Ess hilarious. Charlamagne the guy we are to Breakfast
Speaker 6: Club blow on the roast, his hand with us as well,
Speaker 6: and we're still kicking it with Wendy Williams.
Speaker 2: Charlamagne, are you.
Speaker 3: Going to be able to go see your father?
Speaker 16: Well? I thought that I was, and now it is.
Speaker 16: I don't want to talk about that.
Speaker 3: Okay, Okay, if you know what I'm.
Speaker 24: Saying, it's not definite anymore.
Speaker 16: Yes, excuse me, but I do say that. You know,
Speaker 16: I want to shout out to some people who've been
Speaker 16: very good to me. Okay, including Charlemagne specifically, but and
Speaker 16: Lauren you too. But listen, it is about Harvey Levin
Speaker 16: at TMZ. You know, Charlemagne, you and I have talked
Speaker 16: with Harvey and that spectacular thing starring me happens next Wednesday,
Speaker 16: the twelfth. On to B, Yes, on to B.
Speaker 3: Yes, you know, yes, we have just hilarious.
Speaker 1: Here she's a two V star in the Yes, he's
Speaker 1: been in a lot of movies on two B in
Speaker 1: the breakfast.
Speaker 11: Wow.
Speaker 4: Wow, it's not about I.
Speaker 16: Also want to give good talk to because I love
Speaker 16: my attorney. My attorney isau. I don't want to say
Speaker 16: the wrong last name Salmon.
Speaker 24: In a new attorney.
Speaker 16: No, not Simmons, that's rule Simmons.
Speaker 3: Salmon, Salmon, Salmon. Okay, no Salmon. Yeah, so that's your
Speaker 3: new attorney.
Speaker 16: Oh yes, and she is a good woman to me.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, well yeah, well good.
Speaker 16: So so so by by the way, by the way,
Speaker 16: she also told me, uh, now, Wendy, you know that
Speaker 16: frontal temple dementia. What in the world you know what
Speaker 16: I'm saying?
Speaker 1: So, yeah, I don't understand the diagnosis of frontal temple
Speaker 1: dementia because literally in your court papers it says there
Speaker 1: is no single diagnostic tests for ft D in the
Speaker 1: process for diagnosing FTD on average takes more in three
Speaker 1: years from the disease's onset, so they have it haven't
Speaker 1: even been enough time for them to properly test you
Speaker 1: for that yet. So I don't know why they're going around.
Speaker 3: Saying that you have that, and how do you get that?
Speaker 16: Like, like how do you get that? Like what do
Speaker 16: you go through? I don't even know about it. I
Speaker 16: can't even I can't even google it. I can't even
Speaker 16: scroll it through my through my phone. I don't have anything.
Speaker 3: What do you say they said for you it was
Speaker 3: alcohol induced?
Speaker 16: Well I was talking about that, and you know what,
Speaker 16: I don't know anything about that specifically, but I do know.
Speaker 12: I do know that.
Speaker 16: Yes, you know what I'm saying. Who doesn't drink wine
Speaker 16: that turns into vodka? You know at times in your life?
Speaker 16: You know what I'm saying. But I can tell you
Speaker 16: you can test me any time you want. I am
Speaker 16: alcohol free and listen, I think I am not part
Speaker 16: of that people who oh my gosh, people who drink liquor. Oh,
Speaker 16: I hate them. It's not that I hate them at all.
Speaker 16: You know what I'm saying. It's my thing that I
Speaker 16: care to take care of it on my own behalf.
Speaker 16: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: They have to test you and me test you when
Speaker 5: you hired the new lawyer, because they were saying that's
Speaker 5: something that they have to do. What did they retest
Speaker 5: you for your health or anything? When you decide decided
Speaker 5: to hire the new lawyer.
Speaker 16: Oh no, no, no, I actually had. She was like
Speaker 16: a cult attorney. You know what I'm saying. So I
Speaker 16: fired the main attorney. You know what I'm saying the
Speaker 16: other day. You know what I'm saying. So you saw
Speaker 16: that on TV? I fired how Yeah, and so stepping
Speaker 16: into attorney position is yeah.
Speaker 26: Yeah.
Speaker 16: They were black woman and I.
Speaker 24: Told you, you know, we reported on it, Wendy, and
Speaker 24: they were what I was.
Speaker 25: What I was told was that the judge might act
Speaker 25: just to get the retesting, just to make sure that
Speaker 25: when you're making these decisions about your attorney, you know
Speaker 25: what you're doing. But I was saying that that would
Speaker 25: help you. That's what me and Jess were talking about.
Speaker 25: If they did do it, yeah, I didn't know if
Speaker 25: that came up.
Speaker 16: No, My my attorney is very good to me. So
Speaker 16: that Soami got you. Yeah, she's a very good attorney.
Speaker 16: She's been very good to me. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 16: Because I don't know all the intricacies even after all
Speaker 16: these years. You know what I'm saying of what an
Speaker 16: attorney does, what a judge does, what a guardian person does,
Speaker 16: what I mean specifically other than you know, my life,
Speaker 16: I'm done with this class.
Speaker 1: Well, we're rooting for you, and you know we're always
Speaker 1: here for you to get your get your messaging out.
Speaker 1: And you know I love when you call up because
Speaker 1: I think people are reminded of how erratic you are
Speaker 1: when you.
Speaker 3: Talk, so you're all over the place.
Speaker 1: So this has nothing to do with anything other than
Speaker 1: Wendy Williams being Wendy Williams.
Speaker 16: Yeah, but it's disgusting that I have a fake frontal
Speaker 16: teptal dementia. It's fake.
Speaker 1: Yeah, especially if somebody is trying to fall up file
Speaker 1: a lawsuit on your behalf and they're using that to
Speaker 1: try to win this lawsuit against Andy, which you say
Speaker 1: you don't want no parts of the lawsuit exactly.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 16: Well, by the way, by the way, Charlemagne in the window,
Speaker 16: how does my LIFEO suction and busting plants walk?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Look tight?
Speaker 3: That's why I say, you say you're not working out,
Speaker 3: you look tight.
Speaker 4: You would snatched that, thank you.
Speaker 16: Listen. Listen when I saw through the window, you know,
Speaker 16: on TMZ, I was like, damn, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 16: I wish my bangs weren't so down. But you know
Speaker 16: what it wasn't it was the window and I had
Speaker 16: to look down to talk. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 16: and you couldn't see my whole body. You know what
Speaker 16: I'm saying.
Speaker 5: You could should have stood up on the and the
Speaker 5: you know, pulled the wigs forward so we could see.
Speaker 16: Listen, listen. Twenty nine years ago I got that done
Speaker 16: for me Life Production and Breaston Plants still saying, and they.
Speaker 24: Still say, yeah stay every ten years.
Speaker 16: Yeah no, listen all right, so everybody, oh, youdy real quick,
Speaker 16: you don't want to tell you.
Speaker 1: I was talking to Cardi B yesterday and she said
Speaker 1: that when you come home, she wants to introduce you
Speaker 1: to some people because you know, you just mentioned a
Speaker 1: couple of things, you know, as far as gett a
Speaker 1: little niptucking here and there. She was like, she wanted
Speaker 1: to introduce you to some people so you know, you
Speaker 1: can get real right, so you can be back on
Speaker 1: your speech and find a find a man.
Speaker 16: Listen, let me tell you something, Cardi B. He's my
Speaker 16: person of interest. You know what I'm saying. I love
Speaker 16: me from Cardi B. Thank you Cardi B.
Speaker 3: And one other thing, definitely take you.
Speaker 2: Up on that.
Speaker 1: And I told you this before, but I want to
Speaker 1: say it publicly. There's a great new artist named Doci.
Speaker 1: She just want to grammy this past Sunday. She has
Speaker 1: a song called the Now is a River based off
Speaker 1: that time that guy called and that woman called into
Speaker 1: the radio show to tell you that her husband was gay.
Speaker 18: Uh huh.
Speaker 1: She just want to gramm me this past Sunday And
Speaker 1: she she reenacted, reenacted that scene and everything. Who was
Speaker 1: the DJ she had in there with her?
Speaker 3: Lauren?
Speaker 16: It was back and forth watching that on TV.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yeah, I was back.
Speaker 16: And forth watching that. Okay, but but listen, I love
Speaker 16: the people are rooting for me, and not everybody is
Speaker 16: rooting for me. Some people want to see me fail,
Speaker 16: but I will not fail. I will always win as
Speaker 16: long as I've got great people on my side and
Speaker 16: me myself, and.
Speaker 1: I absolutely and miss Milan is her name, doc and
Speaker 1: Miss Milan recreated the Windy Whim's experience for that video
Speaker 1: for the Denials of the River video.
Speaker 16: Wow, yes, how creative.
Speaker 3: That's right. So the young the young girls, you know
Speaker 3: you are influence on them too.
Speaker 16: I listen, I love that. I love that all right, everybody,
Speaker 16: I've got to go back to this dying facility, watching
Speaker 16: TV and spending my time. It's a luxury prison.
Speaker 24: Goodbye, Everybody's d j n V.
Speaker 2: Just hilarious.
Speaker 6: Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get
Speaker 6: to Jess with the mess.
Speaker 5: News is real, weapons, her lions, just Robin Moore, just
Speaker 5: don't do the lines, don't.
Speaker 19: Done talk.
Speaker 2: Talk the world?
Speaker 3: Why jests worldwid.
Speaker 2: On the Breakfast Club. She's the coaches ship.
Speaker 23: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 23: understand something that nobody.
Speaker 24: Could get you to see.
Speaker 2: This's time to set it off.
Speaker 4: So Lil Wayne said he's not going to the super Bowl.
Speaker 3: Yes, we knew that already, Kendrick going, but.
Speaker 6: Watched the game especially since Yes, I mean, why you
Speaker 6: go just because Kendrick performing.
Speaker 24: Well, let's let's listen to Wayne and what he said.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know I'm not going to be there this week,
Speaker 4: which means I guess there's a.
Speaker 3: Seat to feel.
Speaker 7: Shout out to New Orleans.
Speaker 6: But I've been working on some very special I got
Speaker 6: something exciting coming for you Thursday.
Speaker 2: The six Tell that I'm just chilling.
Speaker 25: Why are folks trying to step on the moment because
Speaker 25: I think he felt like he had to respond because
Speaker 25: people did think that he was going to be a
Speaker 25: special guest performer of Kendricks.
Speaker 2: I don't think anybody.
Speaker 4: Think that thought.
Speaker 2: Never I never really thought that. I heard it, but
Speaker 2: I never really thought that.
Speaker 25: Was There's been a conversation, so I think he felt
Speaker 25: like he had to shut down the rumors.
Speaker 1: Well, I wouldn't do that if I was Wayne, I
Speaker 1: wouldn't want to be a special guest on Kendrick set
Speaker 1: just because it's in New Orleans.
Speaker 3: I'm still Lita Wayne.
Speaker 4: And if you got something going on on the city,
Speaker 4: what they got to do tonight.
Speaker 3: Trying to step on Kendrick's moment, Man cut it out well.
Speaker 25: In other news, so there have been since since the
Speaker 25: last time we talked about it, there have been some
Speaker 25: new Diddy reports, so god, no, this is this is
Speaker 25: one of them. So you know, more accusers have come out,
Speaker 25: a couple of Jane Doe's, a couple of John Doe's,
Speaker 25: but specifically and even before that did he was actually
Speaker 25: taken to the hospital in the middle of the night
Speaker 25: as well to a couple of days ago.
Speaker 24: Uh for something with his knee. He had had a
Speaker 24: knee surgery before me.
Speaker 25: Yes, he had knee surgery before all of this stuff happened,
Speaker 25: So I guess maybe he was in pain.
Speaker 2: It was knee hurt and they just take him to
Speaker 2: the hospital.
Speaker 24: That's what they say.
Speaker 2: The jail.
Speaker 25: But they had to take him out of the jail
Speaker 25: in the middle of the night to another facility, which
Speaker 25: normally to me says something else is going on, like
Speaker 25: some more serious. But listen, speaking of there's a John
Speaker 25: Do accuser who says that did he forced him in
Speaker 25: a new loss, did he force him to coat his
Speaker 25: body with baby oil before sexually assaulting him?
Speaker 2: Oh God, I'm not mature enough for these kind of
Speaker 2: cover he forced them?
Speaker 4: How big is this dude?
Speaker 24: What his weight is listed in this new lawsuit?
Speaker 5: But this guy and he moved yourself up, hetty.
Speaker 25: He might be a little bulky though, because he says
Speaker 25: that him and Diddy's relationship goes back to two thousand
Speaker 25: and seven.
Speaker 24: He was working as an adult. This is the John Doe.
Speaker 25: He's working as an adult entertainer in Las Vegas, and
Speaker 25: he says that Diddy used to hire him for you know,
Speaker 25: like coming dance and strip I guess different parties did
Speaker 25: he was having or something, but he.
Speaker 5: Said, okay, all right, because you already be doing Okay,
Speaker 5: So he's a dancer, so dances be oily already.
Speaker 2: That's a part of that.
Speaker 24: That's a part of what you do well.
Speaker 25: He says, when the oil got introduced on the baby
Speaker 25: or you got introduced, that's when him and Diddy's relationship
Speaker 25: with and left.
Speaker 24: He says, what you mean, it was strength for you,
Speaker 24: but the moment you.
Speaker 3: Like, but to your point, they already be glistening anyway.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I ain't never seen no dry ass dancing well.
Speaker 25: He says that after applying the baby oil, he would
Speaker 25: become sleepy, disoriented, confuse, exhausted, drowsy, weak, sluggish, and numb.
Speaker 24: That's what they're saying.
Speaker 25: But you know, remember in the indictment, Like in the indictment, uh,
Speaker 25: when it all first happened, people were trying to say
Speaker 25: that they found like baby oil that was spiked with stuff,
Speaker 25: which the prosecutor didn't confirm that.
Speaker 24: But that was like a rumor or whatever.
Speaker 25: It was mentioned in one of the lawsuits, but it
Speaker 25: was just like in conversation, it wasn't an allegation, but
Speaker 25: This is an allegation. He's saying that that is what
Speaker 25: happened to him when the baby oil was put on him.
Speaker 25: He said, this happened to the point where he would
Speaker 25: have to unknowingly comply to things that and Diddy's demands,
Speaker 25: and he was essentially coerced into different sexual acts. He says,
Speaker 25: in several counters, did he squirted large amounts of baby
Speaker 25: oil onto his skin, coding.
Speaker 3: Crazy, have some maturity about.
Speaker 2: You, man.
Speaker 4: He kept paralyzing them every time he moved here.
Speaker 25: They squirted large amounts of baby oil onto the man's skin,
Speaker 25: colding his body so heavily in the substance.
Speaker 1: That its canola oil on that meat.
Speaker 3: Lightly coat that dog meat with that oil, create a
Speaker 3: nice sear.
Speaker 25: Continue among the sex acts that did he allegedly coors
Speaker 25: this dancer to do while performing drowsy and confused, he
Speaker 25: says that it would be masturbage. Oh wait, can I
Speaker 25: say masturbation, incourse and intercourse with Deddy's female companions, and
Speaker 25: ejaculation on the woman's body or her mouth. The guy
Speaker 25: claims that Diddy would often closely monitor to ensure he
Speaker 25: was penetrating the woman by putting his face next to
Speaker 25: their genitals, and he also claims that did he want
Speaker 25: rubbed the man's.
Speaker 2: Rub the man's yeah, say the word.
Speaker 24: You can't say that. What comes out of the man?
Speaker 3: Sound? Did he executive producing?
Speaker 25: He says that he would rub it. He would rub
Speaker 25: it on the woman's that did he would rub it
Speaker 25: on the woman's body and then look it off the
Speaker 25: woman's body.
Speaker 3: What happened to the man?
Speaker 11: Now?
Speaker 24: The man so it's coming out all like what comes
Speaker 24: out of the man's using.
Speaker 4: The woman?
Speaker 24: According to this man, he looks it of the woman.
Speaker 2: This is getting a little too far and the docs.
Speaker 25: The man says that he always believes he would be
Speaker 25: able to resist, like any sexual advances, going into different encounters,
Speaker 25: but he says he found himself and unable to do so.
Speaker 24: Once did he apply the baby oil to his body?
Speaker 25: He claims to this let on for years and what
Speaker 25: a lot of empty promises did He said he would
Speaker 25: make a music star and he blackmailted with videos of
Speaker 25: the different encounters, and the guy says he finally worked
Speaker 25: up the courage if our lawsuit after Cassie suit, did
Speaker 25: he and the mogul was arrested. His attorney, Lisa Bloom
Speaker 25: says she's very proud of her client and this is
Speaker 25: a new case, but this case will not rest until
Speaker 25: justice is certain.
Speaker 1: I know you'll be all saying people will be glazing
Speaker 1: eating the glazers. Crazy, crazy god, yes click, whatever.
Speaker 7: Is so weird like this.
Speaker 4: So allegedly this went on for years.
Speaker 25: Like yeah and Diddy is the nineties claims and statement,
Speaker 25: he wanted to do music this bag like.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean, this is that, this is
Speaker 3: my this is what bad music come out as.
Speaker 24: Yes, she want now you know you told me to
Speaker 24: be mature.
Speaker 25: I know I'm not enough of this conversation, but yeah,
Speaker 25: I mean he wanted it was the mixtape, the album.
Speaker 24: He wanted something to come out.
Speaker 4: He got a song.
Speaker 24: You gotta know. I don't know what he said. It
Speaker 24: was empty promises came out.
Speaker 5: Okay, donuts, it's crazy, that's weird. For years all you
Speaker 5: gott gotta make the doughnuts.
Speaker 3: Just wow, you have to make the donuts. We're making
Speaker 3: the doughnuts right now this morning.
Speaker 13: Thank you.
Speaker 20: You have to.
Speaker 2: I enjoyed it. I can never even.
Speaker 6: Now in fact that you got me thinking did he
Speaker 6: executive producing sex? Now you sitting there with his head
Speaker 6: on that. You know what, Charla Man were giving a
Speaker 6: donkey too for of the hour. We need Raymond a
Speaker 6: rot the Raymond.
Speaker 24: Said, you give your donuts.
Speaker 1: Right, that's discussed. I can't pronounce his last name or royal.
Speaker 1: We needn't coming. We need him to come to the
Speaker 1: front of the congress.
Speaker 2: We like that world with him. Plice boy.
Speaker 1: I don't take nothing serious, thank you. It's just when
Speaker 1: you hear about Diddy and men, it's just it's it's funny.
Speaker 1: I don't know what the stor these stories are in
Speaker 1: sane stuff out of the zame book, like you know
Speaker 1: what I mean, Like this is Tyler Harry can't right.
Speaker 5: Is cool, but like Tyler party is something that would
Speaker 5: be on a Tyler Parcey. Yes, an episode of System.
Speaker 1: Yes, you can't tell me. Tyler ain't sitting around getting inspired.
Speaker 2: That's all types of stuff on.
Speaker 4: It's like it's like, come on, y'all, come on, you
Speaker 4: did this yourself, all right, all right?
Speaker 6: We put the doughnuts down, guys, no donuts this morning.
Speaker 6: Put the donuts, the glazed doughnuts down. Dark in the
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Speaker 1: Now well Buster rhymes donkey Today for Wednesday, February fifth
Speaker 1: goes to Raymond Arroyo. Raymond is an American author, journalist,
Speaker 1: and producer who appeared on Fox This Week Fox News
Speaker 1: to discuss all Things Grammys and I let the record
Speaker 1: show this is one of the best Grammys I've seen
Speaker 1: in a long time. Dropping the clues bombs for the
Speaker 1: Grammys this year.
Speaker 3: Personally to me, all right to me, they got a
Speaker 3: lot right.
Speaker 1: Rhapsody winning Best Melodic Rap Performers for three a m
Speaker 1: with Queen Eric Abadu Dochi winning Best Rap Album for
Speaker 1: alligated Bys Never Held, Kendrick Lamar going five for five
Speaker 1: for the greatest diss record of all time not like Us,
Speaker 1: and of course Beyonce winning Best Country Album and Album
Speaker 1: of the Year.
Speaker 3: Now there's debates, you know, about all of these people
Speaker 3: in all of.
Speaker 1: These different awards that were one and who should have
Speaker 1: won and why I saw people saying Adoci is an
Speaker 1: industry plant.
Speaker 2: People think the Grammys gave Kendrick.
Speaker 1: All those awards despite Drake and of course Beyonce winning
Speaker 1: Best Country Album was going to piss some people off.
Speaker 1: And Raymond is one of those people because he was
Speaker 1: on Laura Ingram's show on Fox and he had this
Speaker 1: to say.
Speaker 3: Let's listen, now, what.
Speaker 4: Do you make of that?
Speaker 26: You know, legendary country artist Beyonce winning for Best Country Album.
Speaker 3: I'm going to put this in some context.
Speaker 26: Laura dolly Parton has ten Grammys, Frank Sinatra had eleven Grammys,
Speaker 26: Beyonce has thirty five.
Speaker 3: How is that possibly commensurate with that talent?
Speaker 26: I mean come on, And what people don't know about
Speaker 26: the Grammys is everybody votes in every genre you can
Speaker 26: vote in up to twenty genres. So basically, Lady Gaga's
Speaker 26: cat sitter votes for you know, Best Reggae and Best
Speaker 26: Country Album. So that's why you get this ridiculous outcome
Speaker 26: that has nothing to do with the country audience or
Speaker 26: the country musician.
Speaker 2: That's not true. Only people in the music industry for
Speaker 2: the Grammys.
Speaker 1: But you know, Raymond, if you don't feel Beyonce, she
Speaker 1: won Best Country Album, fine, Okay, maybe you thought post
Speaker 1: Malone F one was better. Maybe you thought Laney Wilson
Speaker 1: Whirlwin was better. Maybe you thought Chris Stapleton Hya was better.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: But for you to sit up there and attempt and
Speaker 1: rain on Beyonce's black parade and hate on her for
Speaker 1: having thirty five Grammys is utterly ridiculous. Okay, once again,
Speaker 1: that's your opinion, but listen to the context of what
Speaker 1: he said. Dolly Parton has ten Grammys, Frank Sinatra had
Speaker 1: eleven Grammys, Beyonce has thirty five. How does that possibly?
Speaker 1: What did you say commensurate with the talent? What did
Speaker 1: you say I can't remember the word you use. But basically,
Speaker 1: how does her talent equate to thirty five Grammys?
Speaker 2: Because she's talented?
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 1: Now, you don't have to love Beyonce, you don't even
Speaker 1: have to like her music, but one thing you cannot
Speaker 1: deny is her talent.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: Dolly Partner and Frank Sinatra are incredible talents. Legends icon
Speaker 1: living well, Icon's one is living. But neither one of
Speaker 1: them have been dancing instillletal since.
Speaker 3: The age of twelve. Okay. Also, neither one of them
Speaker 3: a vert. What do you mean, Uncle Shawltte? Neither one
Speaker 3: of them a verbs.
Speaker 1: Beyonce is a verb what to be clear, Because my
Speaker 1: mother is an England teacher, she is a proper now, Okay.
Speaker 1: Beyonce is a proper noun that is often used as
Speaker 1: a verb. You can say various things to people like
Speaker 1: you ain't Beyonce Okay, to remind folks you not excellent,
Speaker 1: you not as fly as you think you are. Okay,
Speaker 1: use it in the Senate, Charlamagne, why are you following
Speaker 1: zero people on Instagram?
Speaker 3: Do you not Beyonce?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 1: My point is Raymond Dolly Parton herself has praised Beyonce's work.
Speaker 1: Dolly Parton is on Cowboy Carter. Okay, remember what Dolly
Speaker 1: said about Beyonce on E News about eight months ago.
Speaker 4: Listen Beyonce covering Joe.
Speaker 24: I know, what are your thoughts on her version?
Speaker 4: Well, I think it was very bold of her, but
Speaker 4: I love what she did to it. I was very
Speaker 4: proud of her album. So she did a great job
Speaker 4: in country music and I thought it was great and
Speaker 4: I was just happy she did Jolene.
Speaker 3: Listen, Raymond, it's not apples and orange.
Speaker 1: Just okay, got to dig a little deeper on who
Speaker 1: is voting for Grammys and how they come to these conclusions.
Speaker 1: And if you're mad at the voters now, oh, you'd
Speaker 1: have been pissed off even more back then because you
Speaker 1: mentioned Frank Sinatra. You know, the year he had two
Speaker 1: number one albums, he only won one Grammy and was
Speaker 1: nominated for five.
Speaker 3: And you know what he won for his album cover? Okay,
Speaker 3: his album cover, not his music.
Speaker 2: Look it up.
Speaker 1: He won his first Grammy in nineteen fifty nine for
Speaker 1: Only the Lonely and he won for the cover.
Speaker 3: On the cover, he was dressed as a sad clown. Raymond,
Speaker 3: you can relate all right now, mind you.
Speaker 1: In nineteen fifty nine, he had Only The Lonely and
Speaker 1: Come Fly with Me. He was nominated for five Grammys,
Speaker 1: including Album of the Year, but he won for his
Speaker 1: album cover. So knock it off, Raymond. The Grammys of
Speaker 1: the Grammy. Sometimes they get it right, sometimes they get
Speaker 1: it wrong. This year they got it absolutely right. And
Speaker 1: giving Beyonce thirty five Grammys over her career is absolutely
Speaker 1: the right thing to do. But usually you know when
Speaker 1: you voting yes for Beyonce, you are getting it right.
Speaker 1: And everyone is entitled to their opinion. Miley Cyrus thought
Speaker 1: Beyonce should have won. I think she knows more about
Speaker 1: music than the both of us.
Speaker 2: Raymond.
Speaker 1: All I'm saying, man, is, everybody is entitled to their
Speaker 1: own opinion. But sometimes our opinions can be wrong. Are
Speaker 1: sometimes our opinions can be rooted in hate. And Raymond
Speaker 1: as a person who can also be an objective hater,
Speaker 1: I am an objective hater. What you are doing is hating.
Speaker 1: But I saw what Ppe Goldberg get on your ass
Speaker 1: on your view yesterday, and I enjoyed.
Speaker 3: What she had to say. Let's listen, she earned it.
Speaker 1: The thing you have you know you want to hold
Speaker 1: onto country music like white people didn't.
Speaker 4: Also buy her country album.
Speaker 2: Come on, man, people voted for it.
Speaker 24: Sometimes you win, sometimes you don't.
Speaker 1: Same with the Oscar sit down, sit down, she told
Speaker 1: you please, let Chelsea Handleer give Raymond Arroyo the biggest e.
Speaker 24: Hull hee haw hee haw. That is way too much,
Speaker 24: Dan Manne, Yes, it is all right.
Speaker 2: I agree you for that donkey Today.
Speaker 6: Now when we come back, T K. Kirklan will be
Speaker 6: joining us comedian T K. Kirklan, and we're gonna talk
Speaker 6: to him next. And don't go anywhere. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Everybody is dj en V
Speaker 6: just hilarious, charlamage the guy we are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Laurna Roast is hanging with us as well. We got
Speaker 6: a special guest in the building, t K.
Speaker 2: Kirkland.
Speaker 3: Ladies, it's a pleasure. It's a pleasure.
Speaker 13: Good to see the beautiful women up he early in
Speaker 13: the morning.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I can I believe you just told me he
Speaker 4: was sixty five years old.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm an o G for real, you really look
Speaker 7: good I'm supposed to.
Speaker 13: I mean, yeah, you know you know what I'm saying
Speaker 13: I stand what you're saying, though you're saying, yeah, my apologies,
Speaker 13: thank you.
Speaker 2: The youngest you go TK for ladies, the age cut off.
Speaker 13: Long as the coat ain't cheap. M I hate women
Speaker 13: with cheap coats. Okay, chief coat. It's like I come
Speaker 13: fly and I'm picking you up, and you got you
Speaker 13: I'll leave you there.
Speaker 2: Damn.
Speaker 5: How long do you have to live to feel like
Speaker 5: you have a mental illness if you try to be
Speaker 5: a step forward to somebody?
Speaker 13: Well, I'm glad you brought that up, because it's not
Speaker 13: really mental illness. It's a lot of different stories because
Speaker 13: two things could be true at the same time, right, right.
Speaker 13: So the thing about when I brought that question up,
Speaker 13: it all depends on what man or woman's receiving that
Speaker 13: information at that time. Because there are some great moments
Speaker 13: that people would raise beautiful children and they're stuck in
Speaker 13: the family, and then there are some disasters of people
Speaker 13: who took on that responsibility and wish they had nothing
Speaker 13: to do with in their life. And one story exactly,
Speaker 13: and the point of guy married a woman wasn't his kid,
Speaker 13: He signed up to be father, they got a divorce,
Speaker 13: he had to pay child support for another man's child.
Speaker 25: But don't you know if that guy knows when he signed,
Speaker 25: he signed their certificate, is what you mean? He's right right, Well,
Speaker 25: you know when you sign a ver certificate that that
Speaker 25: could come later down the line if something were to happen.
Speaker 13: I totally agree with you want him saying. But most men,
Speaker 13: when they come into the should think it's a great thing.
Speaker 13: And then there's some women that'll make you want to
Speaker 13: just some women just have that thing about them, you say,
Speaker 13: I'll do anything for you until you get into it.
Speaker 13: And then most some men they come into money, they cocky,
Speaker 13: they feel a certain way, and toil all their money run.
Speaker 3: Out, and then you go, damn.
Speaker 13: Exactly because once your money gone. I had a gentleman
Speaker 13: up in the hall and he pulled me to the side,
Speaker 13: and when he met the young lady. He was spending
Speaker 13: a lot of money. He had came into a lot
Speaker 13: of money, spent it. After my interview, he pulled me outside.
Speaker 13: He said, I don't know what to do.
Speaker 7: So what do you mean?
Speaker 13: He said, I was spending all this money, was eating
Speaker 13: at all these good restaurants, and I just don't have
Speaker 13: it no more.
Speaker 3: I said.
Speaker 13: She was only rocking with you because you had money.
Speaker 13: I said, that's you thinking that she might really just
Speaker 13: like you for you. I said, you guess, got to
Speaker 13: take your chances. But that's how most it was a
Speaker 13: young guy. So that's how some of these people think.
Speaker 13: So everything is just based on how you was raised,
Speaker 13: the people who rock around you, and your experiences.
Speaker 4: A mental illness.
Speaker 3: It's just no, it's not a mental illness.
Speaker 4: It goes by a case by case.
Speaker 3: It goes by case by case situation.
Speaker 16: Right.
Speaker 13: I just think when I said that at that moment, right,
Speaker 13: it was just mental illness. And what happened to the
Speaker 13: world is they attach on to things that are easily
Speaker 13: to argue about because nobody takes the time to take
Speaker 13: the emotion out. I always tell people, listen to the story.
Speaker 13: Don't put yourself in the story. What people do when
Speaker 13: they hear my stories, they put themselves in the story,
Speaker 13: and then they become a victim. And then you become
Speaker 13: a victim and you attack me because you think I'm
Speaker 13: personally I'm talking about you, but I never mentioned nobody's name.
Speaker 1: There's an economy of garnering engagement through enragement. Yes, so
Speaker 1: they want you to be enraged so they can engage
Speaker 1: everybody on social media.
Speaker 3: That's how to get people going right. Yeah, because I
Speaker 3: don't know you, I'm just speaking for.
Speaker 4: I don't give a damn.
Speaker 5: You said that it is a completely unnatural thing, like
Speaker 5: you are pretending to be something that you're not.
Speaker 3: That is true though when you go touch That's what
Speaker 3: I said.
Speaker 21: That.
Speaker 25: So you said it's like when a I forgive you
Speaker 25: said a man or a woman. But basically someone pretends
Speaker 25: to be a sex that they're not.
Speaker 13: Yeah, and here's the thing. I got two things about that.
Speaker 13: We're talking about two different things. We're talking about one,
Speaker 13: but I talked about and I do talk about that
Speaker 13: on stage. Yeah, so we got two things. And when
Speaker 13: we bring them up about mental illness, we're talking up
Speaker 13: with you. I think as acting. You meet a child
Speaker 13: and you meet a woman she find and I want
Speaker 13: to meet your kids.
Speaker 3: You over here playing with this kid.
Speaker 7: Ain't your child, It's my child.
Speaker 13: Though you understand what I'm saying, I do. My point
Speaker 13: that I'm making comes down the choices.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I love you.
Speaker 13: I want to help look out for you, but nobody's
Speaker 13: never gave nobody the young kids the game and start
Speaker 13: their own legacy, their own foundation, their online the children.
Speaker 24: Okay, I'll get rid of you.
Speaker 3: That's that's what I mean. I'm not saying it's bad.
Speaker 13: I'm saying I'd rather for you to take the chance
Speaker 13: to risk to have your own family than to take
Speaker 13: a risk you Around Thanksgiving dinner, everybody related you.
Speaker 3: That's just me and i'mited to think that. Let's talk
Speaker 3: about the gay people.
Speaker 16: That.
Speaker 13: Yeah, it was really one of my comedy skit and
Speaker 13: I say it on stage just to get people.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but because you. But I didn't become a victim.
Speaker 4: It was just the fact that you was. It was
Speaker 4: it was It sounded like you were describing like about it.
Speaker 3: It's a conversation that needs to be talked about.
Speaker 5: No, it certainly, especially with the first thing that you
Speaker 5: brought up about the guys signing the.
Speaker 13: It's a conversation because we want people to make good decisions,
Speaker 13: especially the young men.
Speaker 2: We want young men not to.
Speaker 3: Just because the girl is beautiful, just because this and.
Speaker 13: That, think about the long term, think about and it's
Speaker 13: not against the females. That makes the female to make
Speaker 13: better choices as well to the man that she's going
Speaker 13: to sleep with. So when I'm on stage and I'm
Speaker 13: talking my game and I'm explaining why a man.
Speaker 3: Over here works hard get his life together.
Speaker 1: You know, this one was in a Hampton end on
Speaker 1: giving having a good time eating cheese eggs.
Speaker 2: Her life is.
Speaker 1: Destroyed and they get together now because he's a man,
Speaker 1: he got.
Speaker 3: To risk everything. Nah, I don't want step from my brothers.
Speaker 3: I want him to make a better Don't get me wrong.
Speaker 3: It happens.
Speaker 1: But it's not to put nobody down. And to talk
Speaker 1: about the gays. I'm not against gay people.
Speaker 24: I get it now though.
Speaker 13: Yeah, but I'm gonna say to that that's very important.
Speaker 13: Before I used to talk about transgends or whatever. But
Speaker 13: in actuality, I think it's brilliant what they've done. Meaning
Speaker 13: for you to develop in your mind that you're something
Speaker 13: that you're not and actually go through with it, it's.
Speaker 3: Damn it powerful.
Speaker 13: It's powerful to me because it tells me you could
Speaker 13: have been anything you wanted to be if you put
Speaker 13: your mind to it.
Speaker 24: Wow, anything you could have been anything.
Speaker 3: That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 14: And it's not.
Speaker 3: It's not it's just my observation, right, this is my observation.
Speaker 3: Another thing I love about t K.
Speaker 1: He is always spitting wisdom and just giving out life lessons,
Speaker 1: like you know, telling people the importance of drinking water
Speaker 1: before you drink coffee in the morning.
Speaker 13: Yes, because you do not read a lot and a
Speaker 13: lot of people don't know when if you drink coffee
Speaker 13: before you drink water, the coffee destroys the ensigns in
Speaker 13: your stomach to dissolve your food. Just like in the
Speaker 13: Black community, when our feet get dry, they always say
Speaker 13: put vaciline on it and socks, and I found out
Speaker 13: that the gold is that's the wrong thing to do.
Speaker 13: When your feet are dried. You you have vitamin deficiency.
Speaker 13: You have to use vitamin B three, vitamin B nine
Speaker 13: or Mega to help with your dry feet. So all
Speaker 13: we've been talking about all these years is the surface,
Speaker 13: not saying that it's on the inside. So we got
Speaker 13: to put vien them is it back into our body? Wow,
Speaker 13: that's a good life lessons, your life lesson.
Speaker 2: We got more with T. K. Kirkland.
Speaker 24: When we come back.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Good morning everybody, It's DJ Envy, just hilarious, Charlamagne the
Speaker 6: God we are the Breakfast Club. Lawn La Rose is
Speaker 6: hanging with us as well, and we're still kicking it
Speaker 6: with t K Kirkland Charlamagne.
Speaker 3: Why you ain't did clob yet?
Speaker 2: TK?
Speaker 3: Believe it or not.
Speaker 13: I got an email from club to do that show,
Speaker 13: and I think that'd be damn good to see you
Speaker 13: on club. Yeah, it's going to happen. Email was someone
Speaker 13: fraudulent that the club?
Speaker 24: They have been doing that, like I don't know.
Speaker 5: I got an email from Angie Montinez. People say, oh,
Speaker 5: she wants you to come up there.
Speaker 2: Want to pay you, to pay me for anything?
Speaker 5: Yes, and then other big platforms they had like it's spam.
Speaker 13: I don't get Let me tell you something. I don't
Speaker 13: know who got that kind of time. Yeah, I don't
Speaker 13: know who has that time time. Like a guy from
Speaker 13: Africa hit me and little sit. They were still in
Speaker 13: my Instagram and social media at the time. You can't
Speaker 13: even call and they say FaceTime you can't do it
Speaker 13: because they got computer that to get your face take
Speaker 13: your voice. Because somebody was going around asking for money
Speaker 13: and talk about a family package. And the girl said,
Speaker 13: t K, they had your face. So one time when
Speaker 13: I did it, I know the guy who did it.
Speaker 13: He took a picture of my face and then he
Speaker 13: was calling people. She said, you can see you real
Speaker 13: quick and then your face was gone. So I said,
Speaker 13: I would never ask nobody for nobody. This is crazy,
Speaker 13: what's going on out here?
Speaker 3: Crazy?
Speaker 4: Yeah, they have been doing a fake emails everything.
Speaker 13: Yeah, so I hope to do godf was trying to
Speaker 13: hook me up with club and I think it will
Speaker 13: happen this year. But I do know also that when
Speaker 13: I get on that show, it's going to be a
Speaker 13: phenomenal show.
Speaker 20: Oh.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, history is so rich. You got too much of
Speaker 3: a rich history.
Speaker 1: And that's why I said I would love to see
Speaker 1: you do because I like I actually like seeing comics
Speaker 1: on that show.
Speaker 2: Yes, because they have these long form conversations.
Speaker 13: Yes, you really get a lot out of it, right,
Speaker 13: And I'm not and one thing about me, I don't
Speaker 13: diss nobody. So that show would truly be about knowledge
Speaker 13: and wisdom and impact in the World's that's the way
Speaker 13: I like to move because when I talk about Donald
Speaker 13: Trump and a lot of people don't like them, some
Speaker 13: people love them. And I was talking at my stand up,
Speaker 13: I said, when you don't like someone like that, how
Speaker 13: did you you got to find a way to use them.
Speaker 3: And you got a person like that, how do you
Speaker 3: use them?
Speaker 13: The goal to use Donald Trump is the same way
Speaker 13: the Democrats use Donald Trump. See a lot of people
Speaker 13: think the Democrats is against Donald Trump, and on TV
Speaker 13: they are, but in the stock market they not, because
Speaker 13: everybody in the stock market on the Democrats has invested
Speaker 13: in all these different companies to make them extremely rich.
Speaker 13: And you have to take the same format that they're taken.
Speaker 13: When you talk about Elon Musk, Elon Musk is not
Speaker 13: trying to be Donald Trump's friend, just because it's a
Speaker 13: reason down the line. So if you study Elon Musty's
Speaker 13: some things you hear, and he's getting me to come
Speaker 13: up with test the cab in a couple of years
Speaker 13: and it's gonna be automated, no driver. So tell people
Speaker 13: you have a job. You can make sure your credit
Speaker 13: is good at least one of those cars and have
Speaker 13: people picking that car, picking people up from the airport
Speaker 13: as a second income, third income or so. But your
Speaker 13: credit gotta be good. Then I tell people, and I'll
Speaker 13: share it on the show. I'm gonna teach people right
Speaker 13: now how you don't need a credit specialist to get
Speaker 13: your credit good. I tell people right now how I
Speaker 13: can save you thousands of dollars. Just pay the people you.
Speaker 19: Owe, all right, So listen with all of the KOs
Speaker 19: Trump is cars.
Speaker 13: You think he can do some good. I've been around
Speaker 13: a long time, and I'm gonna tell you what I see.
Speaker 13: I've seen this energy before this. We're gonna talk about energy,
Speaker 13: not to face energy, because I'm in the quantum physics.
Speaker 13: Last person I saw a move like this didn't live
Speaker 13: a long time because they was moving at such rap pace.
Speaker 13: They didn't know they was gonna leave here. But the
Speaker 13: university that was Tupac. Tupac moved at a rate of
Speaker 13: rapid speed. Both Geminis. By the way, Tump, I didn't
Speaker 13: know that he's moving at a speed. That tells me
Speaker 13: something's going to bad happen. This is my personal take
Speaker 13: on the universe. When I've seen people move this way.
Speaker 13: This man has done something that takes four years in
Speaker 13: two weeks, and he's just constantly going after everybody that
Speaker 13: doesn't The energy doesn't make sense because you're trying to
Speaker 13: make sense of all this right to the average person,
Speaker 13: like what is he doing? But from what I've seen,
Speaker 13: there's something bad about to happen. I don't know what
Speaker 13: it is. I don't wish no bad luck. I just
Speaker 13: seen that energy before and we'll see.
Speaker 1: The only difference is that Park was doing hurt him.
Speaker 1: What Trump is doing hurts the world exactly.
Speaker 13: But we're talking about energy, his energy, right, So now
Speaker 13: you want to get deep about setting us back sixty
Speaker 13: something years is something that we didn't even see coming, right,
Speaker 13: And what Trump is going to do in this country
Speaker 13: by the time he's down the way to get a
Speaker 13: finish out his four years or another four it would
Speaker 13: take three lifetimes to get it back to where it was.
Speaker 13: That's the damnage she's doing. It would take three lifetimes.
Speaker 13: Now me personally, I'm on the other side of hill.
Speaker 13: You know, I'm a senior citizen. No, I wish you
Speaker 13: all the best.
Speaker 2: Good luck. The mother came in.
Speaker 1: He'll be in Jersey this weekend Jersey Love Comedy Show
Speaker 1: at the Margaret Williams Theater in Jersey City. And on
Speaker 1: the sixteenth he'll be at Wilson's Restaurant and Live Music
Speaker 1: Lounge and high Nella, New Jersey. And on the twelfth
Speaker 1: you'll be at with Rob Stapleton at Salsa Sasa.
Speaker 3: Is what is Sauca?
Speaker 4: Is spy with chips or something like that?
Speaker 13: Yes, and did I'm also with mister Turey on the
Speaker 13: sixteenth earlier City Winery at in Philly two for a
Speaker 13: brunt show that's supposed to be phenomenal.
Speaker 3: Okay, well it's t K Kirkland always matter of fact,
Speaker 3: it's Wendy. I think it's Wendy. Wendy, did you Yeah,
Speaker 3: the t K kirkl the t K. Hey love my
Speaker 3: t K Kirkland.
Speaker 16: Hi, Hey, you know what I wanted to tell you
Speaker 16: Charlemagne and okay, the world. So I went for blood
Speaker 16: test or blood extracted for my thyroid. You know what
Speaker 16: I'm saying. And I did that.
Speaker 3: Well, people don't need to know all of that went
Speaker 3: down on the air.
Speaker 19: She said, okay, okay, look.
Speaker 16: My thy pillars changed color. And I said, what does
Speaker 16: this mean that my thyroid is getting even better? That's
Speaker 16: all I want to say. Goodbye?
Speaker 24: She told us let her go see her. We got
Speaker 24: she want you.
Speaker 1: So again, let's go over the dates. One may please
Speaker 1: this Jersey Jersey Love comedy. Well with the twelfth Yes,
Speaker 1: Rob Stapleton and we all met Salsa. I like the
Speaker 1: way you say that okay, Saturday February fifteenth, Jersey Love
Speaker 1: Comedy Show at the Margaret Williams theter and then Sunday
Speaker 1: the sixteenth at Wilson's Restaurant and Live Music Lounge and
Speaker 1: High High nother New Jersey.
Speaker 3: Yes, and also the City.
Speaker 13: Winery that same day at one o'clock with my man
Speaker 13: two ray Phi. Yeah, in Philadelphia. So listen everybody. As always, ladies,
Speaker 13: it was a website, thank yeah, go to t K
Speaker 13: Kirkland dot com. Charlemagne is always a pleasure. Louis is
Speaker 13: a pleasure me. I'm glad to get to meet y'all
Speaker 13: for the first time.
Speaker 3: It's nice. I would show the best on your journey.
Speaker 5: You can usually like tell somebody age and the fingers.
Speaker 5: His fingers isn't even a sixty.
Speaker 2: Yea, they got.
Speaker 3: I got you all young girls going tray. It's the
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Love you for like the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: That's a question. Why we're playing this record so much
Speaker 1: this morning. It's a brand new old record.
Speaker 3: We're throwing it back on a Wednesday. What happened that
Speaker 3: I don't know about? This record came out June and
Speaker 3: twenty twenty three.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's DJ number.
Speaker 3: It was back Wednesdays.
Speaker 2: It was a number record.
Speaker 3: Is it's just like just seriously, no, like three times
Speaker 3: already this morning?
Speaker 2: Yeah, this morning? Right? What they call it a power record?
Speaker 2: We we're gonna play the whole lot.
Speaker 3: It should be ashamed of y'all.
Speaker 2: Y'all, I'm saying, y'all looking at me. They think you
Speaker 2: play listen DJ. You're in charge of the news, not
Speaker 2: this just to mix.
Speaker 3: We really got to do something about radio. But that's
Speaker 3: another conversation.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, let's get to Jest with the message
Speaker 2: US is real?
Speaker 4: Is Jessica Robert Lord? Just don't do the lines, don't do.
Speaker 11: That talk the.
Speaker 21: Talk the world?
Speaker 2: Why Jests Worldwise on the Breakfast Club was the coaching ship.
Speaker 23: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 23: understand something.
Speaker 4: That nobody could get you to see the time to
Speaker 4: set it off.
Speaker 5: So tell me about Cardy and Party being best friends.
Speaker 5: I had no idea that I didn't know they were
Speaker 5: best friends, right and.
Speaker 25: Then know they were best these I know they cynew
Speaker 25: they went back fas.
Speaker 4: We don't know the New York stories.
Speaker 25: I didn't know they was about it all the time,
Speaker 25: friends and I knew they went back for some time.
Speaker 25: I knew he wrote for her, knew they worked together.
Speaker 25: I knew there was homies. But I found out yesterday
Speaker 25: that they was best friends because Cardi b had to
Speaker 25: come online and clear up some stuff because the people
Speaker 25: were coming for her because they dropping a song on
Speaker 25: Friday and she's working on a party again.
Speaker 24: And you know, she's also Team Meg the Sallions.
Speaker 4: But that's the thing, that's the thing that what you
Speaker 4: mean again, she stopped working with them before.
Speaker 25: Well people did from what we know, because I think
Speaker 25: the last time people saw her work with him was
Speaker 25: way back when we when he grew her earliest stuff. Yeah,
Speaker 25: like whatever, but let's take a listen to her because
Speaker 25: she had some something off her chest last night.
Speaker 27: Leave me alone with that whole partisan because at the
Speaker 27: end of the day, I've been knowing Partisans to twenty twelve.
Speaker 27: Partisans did me the hook of Botac Yellow, and on
Speaker 27: top of that, he helped me with my album. And
Speaker 27: I've been knowing this person since twenty twelve. And not
Speaker 27: only he's my best friend, he's my best friend Keida
Speaker 27: best friends.
Speaker 24: So y'all need to start with the boy. This is
Speaker 24: the real world, not this fake parallel world.
Speaker 27: And that's why when people be in relationships, I be
Speaker 27: out the way and mind my business because my forbid
Speaker 27: stuff that happened. I'm letting both of them know right now.
Speaker 27: I'm not gonna stop talking to both of them.
Speaker 26: I with both of y'all.
Speaker 27: I am the child of the relationship, and I stay
Speaker 27: out of Yah.
Speaker 2: Understand.
Speaker 27: You don't talk to me about him, and I don't
Speaker 27: you don't talk to me about her. That's how I
Speaker 27: always give it up because at the end of the day,
Speaker 27: I with both yea and I love both for y'all.
Speaker 24: That's just what it is.
Speaker 5: So it is basically her talking about Megan, Like all right,
Speaker 5: I'm cool with Megan. I'm cool Party.
Speaker 3: I don't. But who said the day?
Speaker 4: Why is she doing it? Like somebody says because fans online.
Speaker 25: Because Party has been posting like videos to them in
Speaker 25: the studio, I think she posted something as well. They
Speaker 25: also have like the visuals now because they're ropping a
Speaker 25: song on they called right and people were like, that's
Speaker 25: fake Cardi because.
Speaker 24: You team like the Stallion, you know what I mean.
Speaker 25: And a lot of people don't like Party because of
Speaker 25: everything that happened after the breakup.
Speaker 1: Artist Party was friends before meg Ever came in the picture.
Speaker 1: They was working together before meg.
Speaker 2: Ever came in the picture, before she was signed.
Speaker 1: And as she said, Okay, y'all want to get in
Speaker 1: a relationship, right, but if things go sour, they ain't
Speaker 1: got nothing to do.
Speaker 13: It, man.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Like, just the real worlds be the problem.
Speaker 3: Everybody on the internet. I think they know what's really
Speaker 3: going on in people's lives.
Speaker 25: When I saw them together, I wasn't like, oh my god,
Speaker 25: why she working with him? I was like, Oh, they're back.
Speaker 25: They're working together again.
Speaker 4: You know that they ever stopped? That was all right,
Speaker 4: That's what I'm saying, Like, you know, that was just
Speaker 4: a writer.
Speaker 3: I'm glad they're working together. They make great music together.
Speaker 26: Yeah.
Speaker 5: And the speaking of we need that to drop Cardy,
Speaker 5: So yeah, I'm talking about album.
Speaker 24: She said it's coming this year.
Speaker 2: Card's record is it Parties.
Speaker 25: I believe it's Parties and Party is on it. But
Speaker 25: Carty said that Grammys her album is coming. I believe
Speaker 25: the name of it is put a bowl on it
Speaker 25: coming this year. Speaking, I mean Rick Ross, you guys
Speaker 25: remember here in the room the other day we talked
Speaker 25: about Rick Ross and fifty cent and Big Meat.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and how he should have cut his hair what
Speaker 5: big Meacha, Big Meach, I.
Speaker 2: Talked, Nah, I don't know they offer you that much.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because it's like when the hairline, you know, and
Speaker 5: I'm one of the talk hairlines because I ain't really
Speaker 5: got a great one, you know, so I can relate.
Speaker 5: He can't get straight backs with the arch that he
Speaker 5: got because the arch goes back too far on the slide.
Speaker 4: No, no, it ain't enough analyzed.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the two braids shouldn't be skinny and the one
Speaker 5: if spat in the middle, you can't do that.
Speaker 2: Well, well, we're just crazy.
Speaker 24: Rick Ross is defending his break down friend Big Meat.
Speaker 25: He's saying, he's saying a lot of things in response
Speaker 25: to fifty Cent calling a big Meach a right online.
Speaker 24: Let's say a listen.
Speaker 20: Like the wall and just slide down, biggest Boss. I've
Speaker 20: been separated myself from these broken because they don't understand
Speaker 20: the rules to the streets. You understand, don't know you nothing, homie.
Speaker 20: Y'all get money together, y'all get money, keep moving all
Speaker 20: that extra. You don't even have a relationship with your
Speaker 20: own brothers, your own mothers and fathers. How to gonna
Speaker 20: act like you're real close with Stop all that fake
Speaker 20: capital while you got them. When you need a loan,
Speaker 20: come see the boss. Hey, Curtis Jackson, You're more than
Speaker 20: welcome to bring that Versashi Lamborghini to the Call show
Speaker 20: June seventh.
Speaker 3: And your little homies, I know them, put them.
Speaker 5: How many prients fifty got? You mean the close with
Speaker 5: your own mothers and your own fathers.
Speaker 24: I think you're talking to fifty people that have something
Speaker 24: to say online? But am you call though?
Speaker 4: How do you just it's just like you just saying stuff?
Speaker 16: Now?
Speaker 1: How respond at four o'clock in the morning on a Friday, randomly,
Speaker 1: everybodys gonna be don't forgot what happened.
Speaker 3: You's gonna come out of no way and say something.
Speaker 25: I think anybody that said that big meat should have
Speaker 25: loyalty to fifty in the situation. I understand the people
Speaker 25: because I do think that there should have been some
Speaker 25: some sort of loyalty, But I don't know behind the
Speaker 25: scenes everything that went down, You think.
Speaker 24: That there should have been some some sort of loyalty there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's a part of me that kind of understand
Speaker 5: the part that he's talking about, like, man, look nobody
Speaker 5: about all that, like the ending part of what is Yeah,
Speaker 5: like business is business. A part of me understands a
Speaker 5: part of that. I do understand that.
Speaker 1: They always say there's no permanent friends and enemies and business,
Speaker 1: just permanent interests.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because this is this is the thing I understand
Speaker 5: that fifty got, you know, the ongoing beef with the
Speaker 5: people and all of that. You understand what I'm saying,
Speaker 5: But it seems like there their transaction is just business
Speaker 5: like or is he friends with Big Meat?
Speaker 4: Is he friends with Terry? Is he friends with you
Speaker 4: know what I mean?
Speaker 24: Yeah, we don't know.
Speaker 25: I was always under the impression that it was a
Speaker 25: bit more maybe, but I don't I don't know. I
Speaker 25: don't know behind the scenes. So we'll have to see
Speaker 25: what fis.
Speaker 3: So you got to tell fifty to give you a list.
Speaker 3: If you and fifty get cool, you.
Speaker 1: Know, let me they give me more of a book,
Speaker 1: and then you give me and then after you read,
Speaker 1: you should determine whether or not you want to be.
Speaker 4: Right, because now you know whoever you be for what
Speaker 4: I can't be, I can't talk to That's right.
Speaker 25: Yeah, well, Marcus Jordan's swinging it back to some other
Speaker 25: things we talked about here.
Speaker 24: Marcus Jordans. We know he was pulled over in Florida.
Speaker 24: Du Y.
Speaker 25: They found cocaine on and also alleged he was resisting rest.
Speaker 25: The body can footage came out and boy was it interesting.
Speaker 25: Let's take a listen to him being pulled over by
Speaker 25: the Maitland Police Department.
Speaker 3: You know what trains from body right now?
Speaker 16: Right?
Speaker 3: I know that's why I'm trying to get matter.
Speaker 13: We thought we were making a right and I turned
Speaker 13: onto the train tracks apparently, Brod.
Speaker 3: I'm Michael Jordan's son.
Speaker 17: I'm not doing anything wrong.
Speaker 3: I'm just trying to get home and I made a
Speaker 3: wrong turn, which we were not trying to be.
Speaker 7: I already got concerns for your level one pairment anyways. Okay,
Speaker 7: so that's why, because like it's my alcohol coming from
Speaker 7: your train tracks on.
Speaker 2: Man, just listen to me.
Speaker 3: That's why I don't want you back to behindly wheel anyones.
Speaker 2: We'll deal with that after this, okay.
Speaker 3: Because if you're spending tires, here's speech from you.
Speaker 2: You're driving on train track.
Speaker 3: I'm not slurring anything. I'm letting you know I have concerns.
Speaker 3: I appreciate your concern. Yeah, I don't want, but I
Speaker 3: am not I cannot drive home.
Speaker 4: I'm not anything that can't drive home.
Speaker 1: Yo, you got cocaine. You're drunk, and you're saying your
Speaker 1: Michael Jordan's son. Everybody I meet that's high and drunk
Speaker 1: with the last name Jordan says there Michael Jordan's.
Speaker 5: And you got a white girl in the passage to
Speaker 5: see laughingout, I can confirm that who are you supposed
Speaker 5: to be?
Speaker 4: If she was black, she would not be saying that.
Speaker 4: That's to my point, that's what you like. He can
Speaker 4: keep getting in that type of trouble. We keep dealing
Speaker 4: with them.
Speaker 5: There's another one said, we thought we was making the
Speaker 5: right We ended up on the track.
Speaker 4: Where's the country the picture?
Speaker 24: Thank you, I forgot the picture.
Speaker 4: This is his car.
Speaker 24: And then the train came by as they doing all
Speaker 24: the like stuff to it was crazy.
Speaker 25: We also thought that the officers was trying to grab
Speaker 25: his situation down here because they started they start the
Speaker 25: searching down He's like, you're gonna find nothing down there,
Speaker 25: but big.
Speaker 1: Hey, yo, the cop Actually he did, because he would
Speaker 1: be dead right now if that cop did not come
Speaker 1: and uh.
Speaker 5: You know, d of that situation where he is dead
Speaker 5: and him and the way he'd be in jail because
Speaker 5: the white girl would be dead.
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh wait no if he died and he can't go.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I like the original.
Speaker 12: I like it.
Speaker 3: I like the original one.
Speaker 2: Jail and then.
Speaker 4: Say, well that was just with the mass.
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Speaker 2: Is Black History Month, Charla Mane? What were doing?
Speaker 13: Man?
Speaker 20: You know?
Speaker 3: Every day during Black History Month?
Speaker 1: My guy be dot puts out a podcast called I
Speaker 1: Didn't Know Maybe you didn't either? On the Black Effect.
Speaker 1: iHeart Radio podcast networking on today's episode of I didn't know.
Speaker 1: Maybe you didn't either.
Speaker 3: He is going to tell you about Grace Wisher and
Speaker 3: how she helped to sod the American flag.
Speaker 14: Now, when folks talk about the American flag, all you
Speaker 14: ever hear is bet See Ross this and bet See
Speaker 14: Ross that, But Betsy don't know is because Betsy came round.
Speaker 14: I would like that bo Jackson commercial.
Speaker 7: Keep up.
Speaker 14: Look, the point is folks is always talking about Betsy
Speaker 14: Ross and that flag, like she the Beyonce in the
Speaker 14: so On World or something. But what they don't tell
Speaker 14: you is that there was someone else putting in the work,
Speaker 14: a young black woman named Grace Wisher. Now Grace was
Speaker 14: an apprentice right there with Betsy Ross, helping stitch that
Speaker 14: flag together. But you think Betsy ever gave her as
Speaker 14: much as a shout out. Nope, that Joe don't say
Speaker 14: the flag was created by Betsy Ross featuring Grace Wisher
Speaker 14: at the bottom of it. Nothing. It's like Grace was
Speaker 14: the az to Betsy's nas, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 14: Like a z a lyrical genius co wrote some of
Speaker 14: the best verses on Io Matic, But when folks talk
Speaker 14: about that album, they act like he wasn't even there.
Speaker 14: Grace was in the same boat, y'all. And let me
Speaker 14: tell you, Grace didn't even have the option to shine.
Speaker 14: It wasn't like she could hop on Instagram and post
Speaker 14: herself in like day three of stitching his stars and
Speaker 14: stripes on y'all hashtag black girl Magic. No, this was
Speaker 14: the seventeen hundreds. Grace wasn't gonna get no flowers because
Speaker 14: back then black women didn't get no flowers. Hell, black
Speaker 14: people weren't even allowed to get near the bouquet. Grace's
Speaker 14: story is wild to me though, because her hands were
Speaker 14: literally on the symbol of freedom.
Speaker 2: Freedom she didn't even get a seat at the table.
Speaker 14: She like most death or y'all seeing Bay now that
Speaker 14: what we call him, see another one of them dope MC's.
Speaker 14: But he wasn't chasing commercial fame. He was out there
Speaker 14: spitting truth, making classics like black on both sides. But
Speaker 14: mainstream was like, nah, we're good on that. Grace was
Speaker 14: out here sewing up history, and society was like, nah,
Speaker 14: we good on that.
Speaker 3: See.
Speaker 14: Betsy Ross is like the doctor dre of the whole operation.
Speaker 14: While she had the connections, she got the credit, and
Speaker 14: Grace she was like goodie mob in the South, pioneering, doing.
Speaker 2: Soul for conscious work. But usually our cast get all
Speaker 2: the credit for the South.
Speaker 14: And I mean, come on, like, without Goodie Mob, Southern
Speaker 14: hip hop wouldn't have been the same. Without Grace Wisher,
Speaker 14: that flag wouldn't have been the same either. So here's
Speaker 14: the real talk. When you see that American flag flying, huh,
Speaker 14: don't just think about Betsy Ross. Think about sixteen year
Speaker 14: old Grace Wisher, a little black apprentice that was behind
Speaker 14: the scenes making it happen even though she was not
Speaker 14: allowed to shine. She, like Ray Kwan from Mutang only
Speaker 14: built for Cuban Linx, is a masterpiece. But you know,
Speaker 14: folks is always like, oh metho, man, all ghost face,
Speaker 14: Nah man, give Ray Kwan it's flowers and give Grace
Speaker 14: Wisher her flowers.
Speaker 3: She's proof.
Speaker 14: The history ain't all about who gets the credit. It's
Speaker 14: about who did the work. So next time you see
Speaker 14: that fifty star, thirteen striped American flag, you just remember
Speaker 14: sixteen year old black woman helped to make it happen.
Speaker 3: And I didn't know.
Speaker 2: Maybe you didn't either, I didn't know. Happy Black History mom.
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Speaker 6: A warning everybody at ej ENV just hilarious. Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 6: We are the breakfast Club. I want to salute to
Speaker 6: the Avanti Date Resort in Manalapin. I think it's called
Speaker 6: New Jersey and we're talking about something to do for
Speaker 6: Valentine's dah So Valentine's weekend, me and my family are
Speaker 6: I guess my kids have a dance competent and so
Speaker 6: me and the girls won't be there. So I actually
Speaker 6: took the kids yesterday for like a Valentine's Day treatment.
Speaker 6: So I got the little babies, I got the manicure, pedicure,
Speaker 6: they got their hair done.
Speaker 2: The wife and the older got face shoes and massages.
Speaker 4: So it was like a whole spot.
Speaker 2: It was like the whole spot for the whole family.
Speaker 2: That's what's for the whole family.
Speaker 6: We did that yesterday for the whole day, and it
Speaker 6: was kind of like Valentine's Day for them because we
Speaker 6: won't be here.
Speaker 5: So you got your eyebrows done. I did not get
Speaker 5: my eye and I want to tell y'all my eyebrows
Speaker 5: don't get done.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: One of my daughters used my laptop, but I didn't
Speaker 2: put that on it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I can tell you actually didn't because you went
Speaker 5: to put your fingers in the way because the eyebrow
Speaker 5: was twirking.
Speaker 2: It was crazy.
Speaker 5: It's so good because when you moved to this, it
Speaker 5: was your eyebrow was twirking on your face.
Speaker 24: I was like, damn, what's going on with your brow?
Speaker 1: You did it so smoothie, like, hey, yo, you shouldn't
Speaker 1: explain your gay. No, you shouldn't explain the game, because
Speaker 1: I mean, he does stuff like that all the time.
Speaker 4: It's not gay.
Speaker 3: He's got killers. He's got I haven't gott I haven't
Speaker 3: got a he's gotten the hairline training. I got to
Speaker 3: hear that he got his ankles done to get a
Speaker 3: little taller.
Speaker 4: That is all self grooming.
Speaker 2: It's not live.
Speaker 5: It's none of that eyebrows. People call you natural natural natural,
Speaker 5: don't natural. Beyond natural said, you got your eyebrows done.
Speaker 3: I got my brother done.
Speaker 2: I know I got my brother done.
Speaker 1: Okay, when you got him done in school when I
Speaker 1: was in high school, you got him done.
Speaker 21: No.
Speaker 3: I got him arched one time because somebody told me
Speaker 3: that's what Tupac did.
Speaker 4: That's that's.
Speaker 20: Kid.
Speaker 3: I'm kids.
Speaker 21: I wanted to be like Tupot and the Cub Queen.
Speaker 21: Haven't done that since I was eighteen years old. My
Speaker 21: point is, I'm not seven with a filter on trying
Speaker 21: to do radio.
Speaker 3: Because I'm at home on zoom and and got to
Speaker 3: get called out on my car holds hid.
Speaker 4: That's that's that's the sun coming in that you try.
Speaker 3: To lie after talking about the glow brown and then
Speaker 3: he's like, who did that?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 16: Who put this on hand?
Speaker 3: You know what it was when he did like this,
Speaker 3: he didn't expected to think the move.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that's how I knew that.
Speaker 5: That's how I did know that it was a filter
Speaker 5: because people with filters don't do that. They know Dan
Speaker 5: well to dem Boro, I'm still gonna be on their fingers,
Speaker 5: so he knows that. But speaking of Valentine's Day, if
Speaker 5: you're not doing anything, you need to come celebrate with
Speaker 5: me and Chris. We are gonna be the couple of
Speaker 5: the night at this quantum of love.
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Speaker 2: The loves absolutely well. Chelaman, you've got a positive note
Speaker 2: I do.
Speaker 3: It comes from Martin Luther King Jr. And Martin Luther
Speaker 3: King Jr.
Speaker 1: Once said the ultimate measure of a man is not
Speaker 1: where he stands in moments of convenience and comfort, the
Speaker 1: where he stands at time times of challenge and controversy.
Speaker 3: Have a blessed day, Okay, breakfast card bitches, Y'll finish
Speaker 3: or y'all done,