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Speaker 5: Good morning Charlmagne to be here in a minute saying
Speaker 5: this Thursday.
Speaker 6: So just how you feelingles say, yo, body store, I'm tired.
Speaker 6: I was having muscles fasms. Yeah, the jim is getting
Speaker 6: more and more intense.
Speaker 7: That's right.
Speaker 5: Well, so if you're just tuning in, just and I
Speaker 5: go to the same gym doctor Chuck Morris, it's not
Speaker 5: your typical gym. It's it's a little more strenuous. But
Speaker 5: his workout routine is a way that you can only
Speaker 5: have to work out once a week and it should
Speaker 5: feel like a workout of five days and gives you
Speaker 5: the same workout as five days.
Speaker 6: Yo, But you be going more than one day now?
Speaker 6: He was like, no, if he comes on Mondays and Wednesdays.
Speaker 6: And I'm like, yo, why do y'all go so much?
Speaker 5: You could be yo, because you can do you can
Speaker 5: do abs more than once a week.
Speaker 7: Y'all do abs as well?
Speaker 6: Okay, because I know yo, to think all the stuff
Speaker 6: that he'd be having us doing. You can't do that
Speaker 6: more than once y'all have muscle failure. You'll literally break down.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So yesterday Jess and her husband was there, Gear was there,
Speaker 5: my daughter was there, and we were all it is
Speaker 5: hilarious watching everybody work out because we be all pushing
Speaker 5: each other and I'd be like, turn him up, Doc,
Speaker 5: can your husband be pushing? And I'll be like, come on, Chris,
Speaker 5: come on. Yesterday he was like I never heard him curse,
Speaker 5: And yes, he was like that, you went off.
Speaker 8: I went to the dentist. I went down the hallway
Speaker 8: down to the dentist.
Speaker 4: It was a lot of fun. So saluted doctor Chuck Morris.
Speaker 8: And Midtown Bioac.
Speaker 5: I had a good time. Now today on the show,
Speaker 5: Pete boota judge will be joining us. He was a
Speaker 5: former United States Secretary of Transportation. Yes, what he does
Speaker 5: now I don't know.
Speaker 8: I don't know either.
Speaker 6: But the crazy thing is I ain't know he was gay,
Speaker 6: but I ain't know he was gay.
Speaker 4: It's good, it's cool.
Speaker 6: I didn't know, but it was something in the interview.
Speaker 6: I was like, why y'all playing with this man the
Speaker 6: whole time?
Speaker 8: He gay?
Speaker 4: Or you had no clue. Yeah, I thought that y'all
Speaker 4: was playing.
Speaker 6: Like y'all play with each other. I'm like, yeah, playing
Speaker 6: with this white like this whole time?
Speaker 7: He really gay?
Speaker 4: Yeah, with the name is Pete Booty Judges.
Speaker 5: That's what.
Speaker 6: That's why I thought y'all was playing with because where
Speaker 6: the last name is Booty Judge.
Speaker 4: You're like, no, that's wild. He's not.
Speaker 5: He's former un former United States Secretary Transportation. He ran
Speaker 5: for president a couple of years ago.
Speaker 4: He has two kids.
Speaker 5: He's married. We'll talk to him, we'll get into his life.
Speaker 5: He served in the military. He's a good he's a
Speaker 5: good guy, the coolest out. Yeah, coolest O, good guy.
Speaker 5: All right, well, let's get the show cracking before we do.
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Speaker 6: page news. It don't go anywhere.
Speaker 7: It's the breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning horn thing everybody. It's DJ Envy Jess hilarious.
Speaker 5: I mean the guy we are the breakfast club. Let's
Speaker 5: get in some front page use.
Speaker 9: What's up, hey, y hey, how we feeling on a
Speaker 9: Thursdaypening Morgan, I love to hear it all right, So
Speaker 9: first on front page, the Wall Street Journal is reporting
Speaker 9: President Trump was informed back in May that the Justice
Speaker 9: Department or excuse me, by the Justice Department, that his
Speaker 9: name appears multiple times in the Jeffrey Epstein files. Now,
Speaker 9: the outlet said officials told Trump during a routine briefing
Speaker 9: that the files contained what believed was unverified hearsay about
Speaker 9: many people, including Trump. One administration official told the journals
Speaker 9: that hundreds of other names are contained in the documents.
Speaker 9: Trump was also reportedly told by the DOJ that they
Speaker 9: did not plan to release more documents because they contained
Speaker 9: child pornography.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 9: The new report comes days after the journal published a
Speaker 9: story about an alleged birthday letter sent by Trump to Epstein,
Speaker 9: to which Trump is suing. The outlet and its owners
Speaker 9: for twenty billion dollars, where Jeffrey Epstein's brother has come
Speaker 9: out and said that President Trump's claims on never visiting
Speaker 9: the sex offender at his office is just another blatant lie.
Speaker 9: Mark Epstein refuted the president's claim and said that people
Speaker 9: worked for Jeffrey in his office and they could testify
Speaker 9: that they saw Trump in Jeffrey's office on numerous occasions.
Speaker 9: So just you know, a little tidbit there regarding those
Speaker 9: files that everybody wants to see and we're still waiting for.
Speaker 1: He did they say whether he's mentioned in there because
Speaker 1: of allegations or just association.
Speaker 9: Just right now it says here quote unverified hearsay about
Speaker 9: many people, including Trump.
Speaker 1: So I have a theory that Republican's attired to Trump
Speaker 1: and we bought to witness a political coup and they're
Speaker 1: gonna use the Epstein fiz to get him out of
Speaker 1: here and take their party back. But I'll explain more
Speaker 1: during Donkey of the Day later, but.
Speaker 8: I won't get too much into that.
Speaker 9: The White House says that former President Obama tried to
Speaker 9: sabotage President Trump after his twenty sixteen election victory. Press
Speaker 9: Secretary Caroline Levitt said newly classified or excuse me, declassified
Speaker 9: documents confirm those allegations.
Speaker 8: Let's take a listen to her comments.
Speaker 10: The Obama administration manufactured politicized intelligence, which was later used
Speaker 10: as the justification for baseless smears against President Trump.
Speaker 8: So Levitt said.
Speaker 9: The documents also further confirmed there was no collusion between
Speaker 9: President Trump and Russia. This comes as Director of National
Speaker 9: Intelligence Tulci Gabbert said the Obama administration colluded with the
Speaker 9: intelligence community to go after President Trump. She said Obama
Speaker 9: officials suppressed evidence and withheld the truth from the American people.
Speaker 9: Gabert called the report troubling and said that and she
Speaker 9: spoke more about the findings involving the Obama administration. Let's
Speaker 9: take a listen to Tulsi Gabbert's comments.
Speaker 11: There is irrefutable evidence that detail how President Obama and
Speaker 11: his national security team directed the creation of an intelligence
Speaker 11: community assessment that they knew was false. The report that
Speaker 11: we released today's shows in great detail how they carried
Speaker 11: this out. They manufactured findings from shoddy sources, they suppressed
Speaker 11: evidence and credible intelligence.
Speaker 9: And yeah, so Obama's office has responded to the allegations,
Speaker 9: calling them outrageous, bizarre, and a weak attempt at distraction.
Speaker 1: Yeah, deflection distraction, Like what about those Epstein files though,
Speaker 1: That's why I keep saying, don't stop talking about those
Speaker 1: Epstein files. Like Trump treats Obama and Democrats the way
Speaker 1: some people in the culture treat Jay Z and Rock Nation.
Speaker 5: It doesn't make any sense. You're talking about somewhere for
Speaker 5: twenty sixteen, Like what are we talking?
Speaker 12: So?
Speaker 4: Why he didn't do this in his first turb exactly?
Speaker 8: What about this? Exactly?
Speaker 4: He heard his name is in Epstein file and said
Speaker 4: I had no more.
Speaker 7: We're gonna hold that on, bro.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the f Steam files is where the conversation should stay. Okay,
Speaker 1: especially when you see the House took the summer off
Speaker 1: so they don't got to take a vote on the fone.
Speaker 4: I should tell you everything that you need to know.
Speaker 1: The House took the whole summer off two months, so
Speaker 1: they don't have the vote on the Fteam files.
Speaker 4: What about everything else going on in the world?
Speaker 9: But wait, not before were the House Republicans voted on
Speaker 9: or excuse me, at least a House committee on Tuesday
Speaker 9: approved an amendment to call the Kennedy Center First Lady
Speaker 9: of Lania Trump Opera House.
Speaker 8: You know they had time to do that.
Speaker 9: So House Republicans, of course, wants to rename the Kennedy
Speaker 9: Center's Opera House after First Lady Milania Trump, and on
Speaker 9: Tuesday they approved an amendment to do that, calling it
Speaker 9: the First First Lady Milania Trump Opera House. The proposal
Speaker 9: came from Idaho Republican Mike Simpson, and of course it
Speaker 9: passed along party lines. If it becomes law, Congress would
Speaker 9: need to approve the Broader GEO. It would excuse me
Speaker 9: if it would become law, Congress approves the Broader GOP
Speaker 9: spending bill that funds the Department of Interior, E p
Speaker 9: A and other agencies.
Speaker 4: So yeah, I have no idea what that even means.
Speaker 4: I don't know what Kennedy.
Speaker 9: Center might be, might become Lady Milania Trump Opera House.
Speaker 4: Long, they don't mess with the apollo. I'm cool. I
Speaker 4: don't know nothing.
Speaker 9: All right, job, that's your front news for six am.
Speaker 9: Stick around at seven am. We're talking more presidential stuff.
Speaker 9: And of course that viral stop in Jacksonville has developed
Speaker 9: with that story, So stick around.
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Speaker 14: I think I think I think Charlomagne is wanting more
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Speaker 15: I love the relationship between Charlemaine and V I know
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Speaker 5: How you doing?
Speaker 13: This is Stacey?
Speaker 7: How got doing Stacy?
Speaker 4: Stacy introd?
Speaker 3: No, I know, I.
Speaker 13: Know, but no, because I wanted to talk about a
Speaker 13: serious topic. I'm going to on the topic from yesterday
Speaker 13: where like the black boy got punched in their face
Speaker 13: by the cops, we have to teach our kids to
Speaker 13: just do what they say so we can get home.
Speaker 21: I get it, he probably didn't have no reason to
Speaker 21: do what he did, but you still have to listen
Speaker 21: because you have to get home to your family.
Speaker 2: Listen.
Speaker 21: There's two people I don't play with, and that's the
Speaker 21: cops and that's the judge.
Speaker 13: I'll talk about anybody else. So when it comes to them, listen,
Speaker 13: I just do what they say. Don't give them a
Speaker 13: reason because they want to get rid of us anywhere.
Speaker 13: Don't give them no reasons.
Speaker 1: Well, you know what, that's a that's such an interesting
Speaker 1: story because I truly feel like the cop had no reason,
Speaker 1: no justifiable reason, to punch that young man in his face.
Speaker 1: But when you watch the whole video and realize the
Speaker 1: kid was driving with a suspended license.
Speaker 4: I agree with you.
Speaker 1: There was no reason for that guy to, you know,
Speaker 1: be acting like that with that cop knowing your license suspended.
Speaker 20: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Remember we're black.
Speaker 13: We just can't talk to them the way our caughtating.
Speaker 2: Cousins talk to them.
Speaker 21: Listen, they can keep up schools and get away with everything.
Speaker 15: We could shot by having.
Speaker 13: The hoodie on. So gott it better. But just doing
Speaker 13: what they say.
Speaker 21: Listen.
Speaker 13: The end goal is to get home.
Speaker 22: Listen.
Speaker 13: I want me to walk to the.
Speaker 3: Top, call stupid them a little bit.
Speaker 21: More respect, even though they.
Speaker 4: Looking up like, yeah, you know, it's funny that you
Speaker 4: said that. Your family, My dad.
Speaker 5: You know who's retired police officer n YPD retired the
Speaker 5: you know, I used to get pulled over a lot
Speaker 5: all to New York City and I used to be
Speaker 5: very argumentative with the police.
Speaker 4: Very very argum medicant. White man.
Speaker 8: You can't do that.
Speaker 5: But my dad would yell at me all the time,
Speaker 5: and his whole thing was you got to make it home.
Speaker 4: He said, you make it home, we could fight, he says.
Speaker 5: But if if, if you don't make it home, we
Speaker 5: have a whole nother problem. So he was like, you
Speaker 5: got to make it home. And that's what I tell
Speaker 5: my kids now as well, make it home, make it.
Speaker 4: Home first, right, then we do what we gotta do.
Speaker 5: And that ain't being a something, that ain't being a
Speaker 5: soft that's that's making it home to your family. And
Speaker 5: my dad would tell me that all the time. I
Speaker 5: didn't listen because I would argue still, but I got kids.
Speaker 8: No matter what, no matter what, like you're doing it
Speaker 8: right now.
Speaker 4: No, No, he's not shut up. Let's Stacey talk.
Speaker 13: This isistic.
Speaker 3: You're black.
Speaker 2: Look at you just like.
Speaker 3: Look at Charla.
Speaker 4: Yes they did. I'm black.
Speaker 3: I'm I get it. I get good morning.
Speaker 7: By Stacy.
Speaker 4: That is crazy to even say Stacy, No.
Speaker 18: It was yo.
Speaker 8: It was like talking about him back in the day.
Speaker 8: Says it was like.
Speaker 4: No envy, way, you can't.
Speaker 8: Don't do that and he stop like you talk about indays.
Speaker 5: Get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five
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Speaker 8: What we told a lawn, Yes we do, y'all. Carnib
Speaker 8: is being sued and y'all not usually she do the suing.
Speaker 23: Why she is being sued and y'all won't believe who
Speaker 23: and what she is being sued about.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, all right, we'll get to that nextus the
Speaker 5: Breakfast Club, Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
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Speaker 5: Everybody's DJ NV, Jesse, Hilarry's Charlamagne the guy we are
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Speaker 4: Let's get to the latest with Lauren. Lauren be coming
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Speaker 7: The law, the latest with Laura la Rosa.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you have fact, sometimes you have details.
Speaker 4: Sometimes you have a little bit of Every.
Speaker 7: Time, what's the ladiest on the breakfast cloud.
Speaker 23: So Cardi B is being sued for assault battery by
Speaker 23: a woman who alleges that Cardi B struck her with
Speaker 23: a microphone. So you guys, remember it was some years ago.
Speaker 23: It was back in twenty twenty three when Cardi B
Speaker 23: was on the stage in Vegas and there was water
Speaker 23: thrown at her and she threw the micros ice.
Speaker 8: That was ice. It was water, but it was ice
Speaker 8: that they threw her.
Speaker 23: Well, they threw something at Cardi and she responded and
Speaker 23: threw the microphone back. And because of that we are
Speaker 23: now sitting and facing this lawsuit in twenty twenty five
Speaker 23: where Cardi is So she is being accused Cardi b
Speaker 23: of assault and battery by a Jane do who alleges
Speaker 23: that the microphone was thrown at her during that day party.
Speaker 23: And she says that this happened after she alleges Cardi
Speaker 23: b acts people in the crowd to throw water at her,
Speaker 23: and she says that this individual, when she threw the
Speaker 23: water at Cardi as well as other people did, She's like,
Speaker 23: I did it, but there were other people in the
Speaker 23: audience who did it as well, that Cardib responded in
Speaker 23: a way that harmed her.
Speaker 8: So now there's an attorney, her name.
Speaker 23: Miss Sierra and Norris, who's representing a Jane Doe, and
Speaker 23: they're actually holding a press conference today in Vegas to
Speaker 23: talk about this.
Speaker 8: Now, this video, you guys remember, circulated a bit.
Speaker 23: But when I received the filing the lawsuit, one of
Speaker 23: the things I asked Sierra Norris was, you know, it's
Speaker 23: two years.
Speaker 8: Later, almost like why now?
Speaker 23: And what I was told is that they wanted to
Speaker 23: wait until the client was comfortable, and it took some
Speaker 23: time for the victim to be ready to proceed with litigation.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I thought that it was meaning when somebody
Speaker 1: that rich hit you with a microphone, you're gonna be
Speaker 1: hurt for the next two three years.
Speaker 4: Okay on the ground, right, I'm sure that was coming.
Speaker 4: I think she knew that was coming.
Speaker 1: Absolutely. I mean, like that's when you can't you got
Speaker 1: to eat that one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she knew that one was cut.
Speaker 8: But why not see the day after?
Speaker 1: I mean, I was unconscious. I didn't wake up for
Speaker 1: four days.
Speaker 5: I hate but you do know when you see somebody
Speaker 5: like that, you have to go through the proceed just
Speaker 5: like if you get in a car accident, you have
Speaker 5: to go to the doctor, you have to go to
Speaker 5: physical rehab, you have to pat your case a little bit.
Speaker 1: If you're doing it right, you got to get a
Speaker 1: lawyer to take the case. A lot of these people
Speaker 1: be following on their own, you know. I'm sure the
Speaker 1: lawyer did they do diligence, watch the video all of
Speaker 1: that stuff like that, and it was like, okay, we
Speaker 1: got something here.
Speaker 5: Two years ago, I'm sure you see, the young lady
Speaker 5: went to some type of therapy, some type of physical therapy.
Speaker 4: For the last two years.
Speaker 1: You'll see emotional trauma, mental disgress. Okay, I have seasons
Speaker 1: in the middle of the night for no reason, seizures.
Speaker 1: Whenever that yellow come on, I just start shaking.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 8: This is like y'all giving her a lot of help.
Speaker 8: I love this. This is crazy.
Speaker 23: Well back, so well back when this incident happened. The
Speaker 23: microphone was actually sold for ninety nine thousand dollars, was
Speaker 23: so shortly after the incident, and Jane Doe was actually
Speaker 23: claiming that this exacerbated her and caused emotional.
Speaker 8: Distress that the microphone was so.
Speaker 23: Yes, now, the owner of Wave World, which was the
Speaker 23: venue at the time, had released the statement saying that
Speaker 23: the money was going towards to charities the Wounded Warrior
Speaker 23: Project in a Low Vegas charity Friendship Circle Last Vegas.
Speaker 1: But yes, that lady said that Jane doesn't speaking and wounded. Okay,
Speaker 1: all right, look at my forehead, all right, Like that's
Speaker 1: that's the one you got to eat. When you make
Speaker 1: a decision like that, when you make a choice like
Speaker 1: that to throw the microphone in the crowd and then
Speaker 1: hit somebody, you just got to deal with the consequence.
Speaker 23: Right now, there is no numbers. But she's suing for damages.
Speaker 23: So there sometimes they'll just keep it open like that,
Speaker 23: and then sometimes you'll get to a number. But most
Speaker 23: of the time you bring a lawsuit like that, you
Speaker 23: don't announce a number because you want to see where
Speaker 23: you can fall negotiation.
Speaker 1: Joe told us that there was the time people just
Speaker 1: used to walk in front of him and fall. Yeah,
Speaker 1: because they know that they could sue and get some money.
Speaker 1: He's literally people just walk in.
Speaker 8: Front of him and fall because like he was going
Speaker 8: to step on him and hurt them, or because.
Speaker 4: They'll say that fat him ran into him and live.
Speaker 4: That's what happens. That's the price of being who you are.
Speaker 6: Yes, And I was gonna say, I try to get
Speaker 6: stepped on by him, though, you know, because of course
Speaker 6: this was in his bigger days. Try to get stepped on.
Speaker 6: I just fall in front of somebody that's crazy's not
Speaker 6: even that big, no more, no more, imagine imagine stepping
Speaker 6: on you.
Speaker 23: I was going to say to your question about how
Speaker 23: much with the lawsuit, because they're having a press conference today,
Speaker 23: maybe you might hear a number if there's been some conversations.
Speaker 23: But I also want to mention before we close out
Speaker 23: Cardi b that back when this incident happened, Cardi was
Speaker 23: investigated on the by police to see if this could
Speaker 23: be like an actual crime, and they didn't move forward
Speaker 23: with anything that she was not charged with this incident.
Speaker 4: Well not, She's going to show up to the press conference.
Speaker 4: She's going to show up still banded.
Speaker 1: You never know, blind for two years in and out.
Speaker 4: Crazy.
Speaker 6: Yeah, let's just commend Shorty's aim. I'm talking about Carty's aim.
Speaker 8: It's crazy. Well maybe not commended right now, she no
Speaker 8: matter forgot yes, Well, moving on in more New York.
Speaker 23: So remember we talked about jay Z going after the
Speaker 23: bid for the casino in New York. Well, yesterday there
Speaker 23: was a meeting. There was a committee meeting that took
Speaker 23: place yesterday. This was the first Committee Advisory Committee, first
Speaker 23: Community Advisory Committee meeting where jay Z was present. So
Speaker 23: jay Z's Rock Nation Company decided to partner with USL
Speaker 23: Green and Caesars Entertainment for the Caesars Palace Times Square casino.
Speaker 23: So yesterday, in that meeting, jay Z actually made a
Speaker 23: few comments. He talked about trying to reserve himself. He
Speaker 23: says that this is a very good idea. He said
Speaker 23: that it is very good alignment for us to fulfill
Speaker 23: the promise to Times Square. He also added that his
Speaker 23: proposal is not coming to compete with Broadway. There have
Speaker 23: been some conversation about will it take business away from
Speaker 23: Broadway with Broadway already struggling or not. He says that
Speaker 23: they're not going to be competing with Broadway. They actually
Speaker 23: want to add business and add things. But yesterday was
Speaker 23: their first move in placing their bid on the casino.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't see how, you know, people do not want
Speaker 1: the casino in the middle of Times Square there at
Speaker 1: fifteen to fifteen. I mean, all it's gonna do is increase,
Speaker 1: you know, tourism and increase the amount of bodies that
Speaker 1: go down to Times Square, which should lift up everything.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 5: The only thing I see is they say traffic, right,
Speaker 5: but a lot more. But with congestion prices it calmed
Speaker 5: down to traffic a lot. But I don't see it
Speaker 5: nothing doing anything but helping Broadway exactly because if.
Speaker 4: More tourists come in town, it gives you things to do.
Speaker 4: Whee Thursday, Sunday. Yeah, you can do the you know, Broadway,
Speaker 4: you can do the casino.
Speaker 5: There'll be shows there there'll be comedy shows, there'll be
Speaker 5: you know, stuff to do in Broadway, and then you know,
Speaker 5: you go over the other side and go to the
Speaker 5: American dream On and go roller coaster Rider, which kids.
Speaker 5: So there's gonna be a lot to do. I think
Speaker 5: it's gonna bring more people to the area, which I
Speaker 5: think is a good thing for Borrow and in a way.
Speaker 4: Is suffering so bad.
Speaker 1: I agree, And yesterday they said he said in that
Speaker 1: meeting that zero point five percent of all of the
Speaker 1: revenue is going to go to Manhattan Plaza forever.
Speaker 4: Yeah, in perpetuity. I don't think, oh man, I think
Speaker 4: that's great.
Speaker 8: I think it is too.
Speaker 23: I mean, anytime you can do something like that where
Speaker 23: it's like continued and it's going to like keep uh,
Speaker 23: like it's gonna keep circling back around to the people,
Speaker 23: it's a good thing. But to have a person from
Speaker 23: New York like jay Z be at the helm of it,
Speaker 23: I think people don't understand how big that is.
Speaker 1: Rejected to drive nearly nine hundred million dollars in annual
Speaker 1: neighborhood spending for that whole area, like and New York
Speaker 1: needs that, Like New York hasn't had an upgrade and soul.
Speaker 1: Goddamn long, I'll be thinking New York needs to look
Speaker 1: like Dubai at least.
Speaker 4: Charlotte, at least Dallas. New York looks disgusted.
Speaker 7: I mean, at least down to Chicago looks disgusting.
Speaker 5: But you know, people get on Jay all the time
Speaker 5: and and and hate on Jay all the time. And yes,
Speaker 5: they'll say I'm glazing J but I don't care. But
Speaker 5: I haven't seen an artist or celebrity in that type
Speaker 5: of form of or that gives back to the community
Speaker 5: like he does, that helps his own like he does.
Speaker 5: And I'm not glazing because he's never helped me. I
Speaker 5: never got tolazed. You hear the stories of him helping
Speaker 5: just glazeople, story about him helping almost like him helping DMX,
Speaker 5: or him helping Lil Wayne, or him helping bailing people
Speaker 5: out and never coming for credit. He's doing it at
Speaker 5: his hard. That's a good individual.
Speaker 1: Ever, coming for credit sounds crazy after you what you said,
Speaker 1: what you just said?
Speaker 4: You know what about because as soon as God says
Speaker 4: something and I'm like, damn.
Speaker 24: He's a good brother. I agree with you. Men just
Speaker 24: give men other people.
Speaker 8: Know, here's usually when he is giving, like good complements
Speaker 8: the other men.
Speaker 6: You always be like, no, I think you don't know
Speaker 6: the step too farward.
Speaker 23: I think it's a jealousy thing. But you know that's
Speaker 23: a whole nother story. In my Morgan Voice.
Speaker 1: Shirt yesterday, That's why I got them Blame Rock Nation
Speaker 1: t shirts made exactly for this.
Speaker 8: That's crazy.
Speaker 23: I wanted to we're closing up, but I want to mention.
Speaker 23: Uh and you asked me about a report earlier about
Speaker 23: the upper the Ramires sad Saturday.
Speaker 4: Nobody about that. We can't even pronounce what you just
Speaker 4: don't even know what you talk about? Can we just
Speaker 4: you know what I'm talking about?
Speaker 23: The the lawsuit with jay Z and the potential son
Speaker 23: now potential.
Speaker 4: Not glazed some more. If you go see look answer
Speaker 4: about this is great scene on this community.
Speaker 8: This is great.
Speaker 23: No supers dropped reports according to you, our webit was
Speaker 23: so this is continued great news.
Speaker 8: You see what the community does. Because everybody looked like
Speaker 8: jay Z that I mean you a son?
Speaker 4: You crazy?
Speaker 8: Shut up?
Speaker 4: Oh my goodness, I hate all right, Well we do back.
Speaker 5: We got front Page News and then former United States
Speaker 5: Secretary of Transportation Pete booty judge and be joining that you.
Speaker 1: Want glad Pete with time if you want to go,
Speaker 1: can we get a jay z so on first, I
Speaker 1: can't show man some love.
Speaker 4: Can't drop another clues bomb for holding Rocknation dou.
Speaker 8: That's a double cleaning that he like the extra double.
Speaker 1: By the way, y'all know, I feel the same way.
Speaker 1: I ain't got nothing but love and respect for Frog
Speaker 1: Nations the whole. I have nothing beloved and respect for
Speaker 1: them nice because of the things and we just said,
Speaker 1: because I see what they do for people, and I
Speaker 1: see what they do for the community.
Speaker 8: For sure.
Speaker 4: I don't care what the internet say. I see it
Speaker 4: first hand.
Speaker 8: You were your wrong shirt today. I know you're yesterday.
Speaker 5: All right, just get some front page when we come back,
Speaker 5: we're gonna play p s A. Allow me to introduce
Speaker 5: myself as the Breakfast Local Morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Your mornings will never be the same.
Speaker 4: Good morning, everybody.
Speaker 5: It's d J Envy, just hilarious, Charlamagne the guy. We
Speaker 5: are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Let's get back in some front page news with some Morgan.
Speaker 9: Hey y'all, Hey, so President Trump wants America to be
Speaker 9: the world leader in AI.
Speaker 8: Trump addressed a summit in Washington, d C.
Speaker 9: Yesterday where he unveiled his AI action Plan for the
Speaker 9: US now. The plan has three main parts, accelerating innovation,
Speaker 9: building out AI infrastructure, and making American hardware and software
Speaker 9: the standard AI platform. Let's take a listen to President
Speaker 9: Trump's comments regarding AI.
Speaker 25: Whether we like it or not, We're suddenly engaged in
Speaker 25: a fast paced competition to build and define this groundbreaking
Speaker 25: technology that will determine so much about the future of
Speaker 25: civilization itself.
Speaker 9: So Trump also wants to cut down on regulatory red
Speaker 9: tape when it comes to building energy plants to power
Speaker 9: and growing technology. So yeah, see where we stand when
Speaker 9: it comes to artificial intelligence. Elsewhere in news, the man
Speaker 9: who pled guilty to killing four University of Idaho students
Speaker 9: in twenty twenty two has been sentenced to four life
Speaker 9: prison sentences with no possibility of parole as part of
Speaker 9: the plea deal. Brian Coberger sat in court yesterday. Judge
Speaker 9: Stephen Hippler read the sentence for the death of one
Speaker 9: of the victims, adding the families.
Speaker 8: Are allowed to grieve how they see fit.
Speaker 9: Let's tick a listen to Judge Stephen Hippler's comments and
Speaker 9: the reading of that sentence for.
Speaker 26: First degree murder of Kayleik gonsolvis a sentence the defendant
Speaker 26: to a fixed term of life imprisonment without the possibility
Speaker 26: of parole. Yet, even if I could force him to speak,
Speaker 26: which legally I cannot, how could anyone ever be assured
Speaker 26: that what he speaks is the truth?
Speaker 17: None of us have experienced the loss these victims have
Speaker 17: in the unspeakable way that they have, and therefore none
Speaker 17: of us can nor should we question the way in
Speaker 17: which they have handled their loss.
Speaker 9: So the sentence was the same for the other three victims.
Speaker 9: Family members and friends gave emotional impact statements in court yesterday. Now,
Speaker 9: Coburger admitted to killing to the killings, which drew nationwide attention,
Speaker 9: in a plea deal to avoid the death penalty. As
Speaker 9: part of the deal, he was not required to explain
Speaker 9: his motive for the crimes. Now, the White House has
Speaker 9: weighed in as well, and Press Secretary Caroline Levitt said
Speaker 9: the country mourns the lives of the four Idaho students
Speaker 9: Coburger killed and praised for the families. Let's take a
Speaker 9: listen to Press Secretary Caroline Levitt on this.
Speaker 10: We are so sorry for the grief and the pain
Speaker 10: you have experienced at the hands of such a vicious
Speaker 10: and evil killer. If it were up to the president,
Speaker 10: he would have forced this monster to publicly explain why
Speaker 10: he chose to steal these innocent souls.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was horrible man.
Speaker 1: One of the family members stood up and told him,
Speaker 1: the only thing you failed more miserably at than being
Speaker 1: a murderer is trying to be a rapper.
Speaker 4: Really.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I didn't understand that one. I mean I didn't
Speaker 1: get it, but you know, they were visibly mad. I
Speaker 1: guess you was just trying to.
Speaker 4: You know, Oh, yeah, heard them.
Speaker 1: That's why I'm be thinking sometimes they should let these
Speaker 1: family members man get their licks off, man physically let
Speaker 1: it Like, why not, like, let them get their licks off,
Speaker 1: all of them that want one dude in the room
Speaker 1: with all of them, any family member they want to bring,
Speaker 1: and they get five minutes your closure.
Speaker 4: That's their way of closure. Because he absolutely deserved that sentence.
Speaker 1: I just wondered if to justice system be knowing something
Speaker 1: we don't know, Like, you know, you get four life
Speaker 1: sentences because they know you're going to you got to
Speaker 1: go to prison in your afterlife too, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean?
Speaker 9: Goodness, Yeah, the victim's sister, Kaylee kunk Clove, excuse me,
Speaker 9: she definitely had a read for the suspect for sure.
Speaker 9: Elsewhere in news more on the viral traffic stop out
Speaker 9: of Jacksonville, Florida. Civil rights attorney Ben Crump is applauding
Speaker 9: William McNeil for taking a punch while exercising his constitutional
Speaker 9: right to ask why he was being pulled over and
Speaker 9: why he was being asked to step out of the car.
Speaker 17: Now.
Speaker 9: Crump demanded answers and has a message for Jacksonville's sheriff.
Speaker 9: McNeil says he was just asking why he was getting
Speaker 9: pulled over and asked why he was being asked to
Speaker 9: step out the car now. Crump and McNeil held a
Speaker 9: press conference recently about the incident.
Speaker 8: Let's take a listen to their comments.
Speaker 27: In part exhibited was a twenty first century Rosa Parks moment.
Speaker 27: This was a classic case of driving while black. To
Speaker 27: the sheriff, you can't justify this, you can't condone this.
Speaker 27: You have to condemn this.
Speaker 1: That day, I just really wanted to know, you know,
Speaker 1: while I was getting pulled over, and I know I
Speaker 1: didn't do nothing wrong.
Speaker 9: So McNeill's legal team wants accountability and the deputy to
Speaker 9: be fired. Earlier this week, while releasing body camera video,
Speaker 9: Jacksonville Sheriff TK Waters said and administrative investigation is ongoing,
Speaker 9: so he won't defend or commend the officer's actions, but
Speaker 9: not that McNeil was not complying with deputies. He added,
Speaker 9: the state's attorney's office has determined officers did not violate
Speaker 9: the law. McNeil pleaded guilty to resisting an officer and
Speaker 9: driving with a suspended license.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I mean, once again, that cop had no business pointing
Speaker 1: to a young man in the face. But I do
Speaker 1: want to hear more from Ben Crump on this because,
Speaker 1: you know, like I said, I agree with him that
Speaker 1: the cop is absolutely wrong for punching that man escalating
Speaker 1: it to that, but that man also knew he didn't
Speaker 1: have a license, and the cops told the guy why
Speaker 1: he pulled him over. I just feel like the young
Speaker 1: man was, you know, he didn't have a license. The
Speaker 1: young man was acting, he was acting out right.
Speaker 5: But I guess Ben Crump is also saying, you know,
Speaker 5: he's a black man, in the car who didn't have
Speaker 5: a lights on. Do people get pulled over for that?
Speaker 5: I guess that's what you're saying. But you can get
Speaker 5: pulled over for not having a seat belt I have.
Speaker 5: You can't get pulled over for not having your life ture, absolutely,
Speaker 5: But I guess that's just the whole thing. Like with everything,
Speaker 5: all of the traffic violations we see day out, day
Speaker 5: in and day out, he got pulled over for not
Speaker 5: having his license.
Speaker 1: I just wish I just wish the brother would have
Speaker 1: been like, look, I don't have a license, you know.
Speaker 1: I wish he'd did that instead of, you know, reacting
Speaker 1: the way that he did, even though nothing justifies him
Speaker 1: getting punched in the face, nothing at all, But I
Speaker 1: know that eventually that's gonna come up.
Speaker 5: They're gonna use all of that against him. Well, anytime
Speaker 5: you get pulled over, they asked for your license. Once
Speaker 5: they put you over, they want to know who they're
Speaker 5: talking to. They're gonna ask for your life, and you
Speaker 5: know it's they're.
Speaker 1: Gonna use the fact he didn't comply. We're going to
Speaker 1: say that he resisted. They're going to say, you know, uh,
Speaker 1: he had a license was suspended. But they're gonna say
Speaker 1: he had weed in his pocket, but none of that
Speaker 1: is the justification of why he got you know, punched
Speaker 1: in the fake agree.
Speaker 9: Yeah, well that's your front page news. You guys can
Speaker 9: follow me. I'm Morgan wood y'all can follow me on
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Speaker 8: Thank you so much.
Speaker 4: All right, thank you, Morgan.
Speaker 5: Now, when we come back former unit, when we come
Speaker 5: back for the United States Secretary of Transportation, Pete Boota
Speaker 5: Judge will be joining us and.
Speaker 4: We're gonna talk to him.
Speaker 7: Next.
Speaker 4: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Good morning, the Breakfast Club, Moring.
Speaker 5: Everybody is DJ Envy Jess Hilarious, Charlamage the guy.
Speaker 4: We are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest
Speaker 4: in the buildings. Indeed, it's back Pete Booty Judge, welcome back. Now.
Speaker 5: You got out the White House and got a bed
Speaker 5: immediately he had that bed last No.
Speaker 22: You know, there were very few days that I didn't
Speaker 22: have to shave the whole time that that I was
Speaker 22: in office, and then uh, then suddenly I didn't have
Speaker 22: to worry about that. So I started out just not
Speaker 22: shaving every day, and then we went on a vacation.
Speaker 22: I came back with a beard. I thought, I'm gonna
Speaker 22: keep this for a while. Chastin's very very pro My
Speaker 22: daughter doesn't like it. She could tell me to shave
Speaker 22: it because she says it's too scratchy when I kiss
Speaker 22: her good night. But but her brother hasn't waited in yet,
Speaker 22: so he might be the swing vote in the household.
Speaker 5: See the swing vote. Now do they make you do
Speaker 5: they tell you look clean when you work for the
Speaker 5: White House because you want television? Do they say that?
Speaker 22: I don't think they have to you just you know,
Speaker 22: you're just I don't think I was ever told to shave,
Speaker 22: not since I was in the military.
Speaker 4: Anyway.
Speaker 1: Then it was the thing, you know, I saw you
Speaker 1: on the Flagrant podcast with my guy Andrews shows.
Speaker 4: I didn't know that you had mixed raised kids. I
Speaker 4: don't know why I didn't know that.
Speaker 22: Yeah, you know, we don't put a lot of pictures
Speaker 22: of them on the internet, or you know, there's a
Speaker 22: lot of privacy obviously goes into that. But yeah, they're
Speaker 22: about to turn or they keep at like every day
Speaker 22: they ask me is my birthday? They've just transformed our
Speaker 22: lives in so many ways.
Speaker 4: It's been amazing, And that's all you say.
Speaker 1: You know, you ask yourself constantly, how can I be
Speaker 1: a good dad for kids who have a different racial
Speaker 1: identity than I do? How can I help them navigate that?
Speaker 1: And for whatever reason, there was a little bit of
Speaker 1: backlash of those comments.
Speaker 4: And I don't know why. I thought those are great
Speaker 4: questions to ask yourself.
Speaker 22: I mean, you know, I was just talking about how
Speaker 22: I feel about it, and yeah, I think anytime you
Speaker 22: talk about something that sensitive, somebody's ready to pounce. Somebody's
Speaker 22: ready to pick it apart and tear you up over it.
Speaker 22: But yeah, obviously you know we're white. Our kids are
Speaker 22: mixed race. They're going to be as they grow older,
Speaker 22: there's going to be dimensions of their lives that I
Speaker 22: will do everything I can as a father, as a
Speaker 22: loving father to make sure that they succeed. But there
Speaker 22: will be parts of their lives that I can't really
Speaker 22: draw on personal experience to help guide them through. And
Speaker 22: so it's a lot of making sure sure that they
Speaker 22: have mentors and role model role models, other examples in
Speaker 22: their lives to help them navigate all of that. But
Speaker 22: it's it's just been such a blessing and you know,
Speaker 22: it's a new challenge every day, but it's the best
Speaker 22: hardest thing in my life.
Speaker 19: Well, also, of those people who who the black friends,
Speaker 19: you go the advice that came in from Like the
Speaker 19: first moment, I had a navy buddy who saw a
Speaker 19: couple of pictures of them from a thing we were
Speaker 19: at the White House on.
Speaker 22: It said we got to talk about hair and immediately
Speaker 22: wanted to make sure that because you I mean just
Speaker 22: hair products alone, and by the way, being a girl
Speaker 22: dad was intimidating to begin with, right, and then there's
Speaker 22: everything that comes with that, finding the right products for
Speaker 22: for us, our little guy, for Penelope, our daughter, learning
Speaker 22: all of that, Like you know, nobody in my immediate
Speaker 22: family of white relatives knows a lot about that, but
Speaker 22: lots of friends do.
Speaker 4: You not agreed, you gotta figure it out.
Speaker 6: Out of oil, shame, oisture and didn't get the white tooth,
Speaker 6: don't get the small teeth because that's gonna pull a hause.
Speaker 22: Got thicker hair, Yeah, we learned that the hard way.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you can't too. And then we got the young king.
Speaker 22: For him, it's like a three step sequence.
Speaker 4: It's it's uh, it's the leaving conditioners.
Speaker 22: Then he got the oils right yes, and then there's
Speaker 22: there's the essential oil, and then there's there's the curling cream.
Speaker 22: Although by step three now he's he's a little older,
Speaker 22: but he was really fighting us on the third step
Speaker 22: learning though.
Speaker 4: You learned, Pete. Now we got to get pizza, some money.
Speaker 4: I do not want you are your husband playing your hair?
Speaker 4: So no? So you doing every day?
Speaker 18: Yeah?
Speaker 22: Well get Peter ches does it more often than I do?
Speaker 4: You can you?
Speaker 3: Hell?
Speaker 17: No?
Speaker 4: I need to see the hand round the look like
Speaker 4: right right, you're right. Jesus, I was gonna say before
Speaker 4: you walked in. It's funny.
Speaker 5: Jess was like, so what is Pete doing now? And
Speaker 5: I was like, that is a good question. What is
Speaker 5: Pete doing now that now that you're the White House?
Speaker 5: Besides being a dad?
Speaker 4: Husband? So what are you doing now?
Speaker 22: So being a dad and husband is number one for
Speaker 22: the And it's the first time in a while I've
Speaker 22: been able to put the kind of time in it
Speaker 22: that I want to. This is the first time in
Speaker 22: fifteen years that I haven't either been in office or
Speaker 22: on the ballot, and I'm making the most of that.
Speaker 22: But you know, this is obviously not a time in
Speaker 22: the life of our country where you can just sit
Speaker 22: still or kind of hang out and not be involved.
Speaker 22: So I'm speaking out, continuing to go on podcast, go
Speaker 22: on TV. Right, I've got a substack where I'm writing
Speaker 22: thoughts on some of the issues that are coming up,
Speaker 22: thinking about doing a book, so keeping busy. But I
Speaker 22: have to say, at a personal level, it's been good
Speaker 22: not to be on that treadmill. Washington just pass away.
Speaker 22: I'm not saying I don't I miss the impact we
Speaker 22: were able to have. I miss getting up in the
Speaker 22: morning and knowing that, you know, I could make a
Speaker 22: decision that could make a whole city better off through
Speaker 22: a transportation project we were doing or something like that.
Speaker 22: I miss that, But I don't miss the negativity. I
Speaker 22: don't miss the way that Washington is so we're looking
Speaker 22: it's always about you know, what did this senator have
Speaker 22: for breakfast? What are you going to do to keep
Speaker 22: these people happy? That most people have.
Speaker 4: Never even heard of?
Speaker 22: But you know, that kind of thing I don't miss.
Speaker 1: Why do you think it was so much backlash for
Speaker 1: you going on the Flagrant podcast.
Speaker 22: Well, in a way, it's reliving what it was like
Speaker 22: a few years ago when I started to go on
Speaker 22: Fox News a lot, so a lot of people in
Speaker 22: my party said, you can't do that. You're you know,
Speaker 22: you're you're participating in this right wing media system. That's
Speaker 22: you know, that's not giving people good information. And my
Speaker 22: response was always, you know, I can't blame somebody for
Speaker 22: not agreeing with my positions if they've never heard them,
Speaker 22: So of course I got to go on right wing media.
Speaker 22: Now you fast forward a few years to these podcasts
Speaker 22: and Flagrant. By the way, I don't consider Flagrant to
Speaker 22: be right wing, but that's the whole point, right. A
Speaker 22: lot of these podcasts, a lot of these shows, they're
Speaker 22: not for people who are looking to get politics in
Speaker 22: their face all the time, but they are where a
Speaker 22: lot of people get their information or get exposed to
Speaker 22: people with political ideas.
Speaker 4: And I thought, okay, you.
Speaker 22: Know, if President Trump was going on this show to
Speaker 22: reach listeners and viewers, why wouldn't we be putting forward
Speaker 22: a different set of ideas, Especially because when I got
Speaker 22: there and I was talking to these guys, many of
Speaker 22: them voted a different way than I did. Yeah, we
Speaker 22: agreed a lot on what was happening next, on the
Speaker 22: problem with tilting the tax code to favor the rich,
Speaker 22: and that was before the bill pass. Now the bill pass,
Speaker 22: we know and we've seen it. Problems with cutting services,
Speaker 22: making it harder to get your phone and phone call answer,
Speaker 22: on social Security, all of these things, right, So we
Speaker 22: could just have a conversation, and yeah, I think some
Speaker 22: people still, you know, I remember a few people saying, like,
Speaker 22: why are you platforming these guys who have said something offensive?
Speaker 22: And I'm just thinking, like, they're platforming me. It's their show.
Speaker 1: It's the stupidest thing when people say how are you
Speaker 1: platform They already have a huge platform, So why not
Speaker 1: go on there and you know, let people hear what
Speaker 1: it is you have to say, give people another, you
Speaker 1: know option.
Speaker 22: But yeah, especially because fewer and fewer people are getting
Speaker 22: their news from traditional sources. I spent part of the
Speaker 22: spring teaching at the University of Chicago. There's an Institute
Speaker 22: of Politics there that David Axelrod set up. He asked
Speaker 22: me to spend time with the students there, and.
Speaker 4: Oh, were you there? I can't after you. I love it.
Speaker 22: I think it's a great experience and you learned so
Speaker 22: much talking to these students. One thing one of the
Speaker 22: things I would often do is to kind of show
Speaker 22: a hands just where to get your information. The number
Speaker 22: of students who said television news was zero, like literally
Speaker 22: zero out of those students said they just like sat
Speaker 22: the way I was and I was growing up or
Speaker 22: still do sometimes like turn on a TV show and
Speaker 22: watch it. Right, they might see something from TV go
Speaker 22: into their feed, get clipped. But in terms of where
Speaker 22: people are getting our information, we got to find people
Speaker 22: where they are.
Speaker 5: But still kicking in with Pete Booty Judge, former United
Speaker 5: States Secretary of Transportation, I wanted to ask about the airports.
Speaker 5: Seemed like the airport's gotten a lot worse. Why do
Speaker 5: you think that is? Or are we just hearing about
Speaker 5: it more? And these are the problems that have been
Speaker 5: having for the last ten twenty years.
Speaker 1: Well, I read a article yesterday. They blamed it on you.
Speaker 1: Of course they said that. Of course, I said, under you,
Speaker 1: the Department of Transportation allocated over eighty billion dollars for
Speaker 1: DEI grants, okay, instead of putting money into Yeah, so
Speaker 1: the actual airlines, Yeah, airports airports.
Speaker 22: Obviously, I think that's both. Let's break it down. First
Speaker 22: of all, quote unquote DEI grants. We're talking about transportation
Speaker 22: funding that they're now getting rid of. So Milwaukee sixth Street,
Speaker 22: we funded a project thirty four million dollars to help
Speaker 22: make a set of improvements to a very dangerous street
Speaker 22: where there's been a lot of crashes and that has
Speaker 22: divided the community. We've provided funding. They're also going to
Speaker 22: improve the sewer while they're added. I mean, this is
Speaker 22: bread and butter stuff that's going to make the city
Speaker 22: better off. Trump administration killed that grant because the application
Speaker 22: talked about equity. It talked about one of the reasons
Speaker 22: for funding this project being that that neighborhood had been
Speaker 22: underinvested in. There was a project in Missoula, Montana, connecting
Speaker 22: East Missoula across Highway two hundred. By the way, the
Speaker 22: Republican senator from Montana supported that project and wrote me
Speaker 22: a letter saying we had to fund it, and we did.
Speaker 22: This administration killed it just because it was part of
Speaker 22: a program that mentions equity. So when they talk about
Speaker 22: quote unquote DII grants, often they're talking about fixing roads
Speaker 22: and bridges that happened to go into a black neighborhood
Speaker 22: or a low income area. Meanwhile, we'll talk about aviation.
Speaker 22: I'm pretty sure on the first Secretary of Transportation in
Speaker 22: thirty years or more to have the air traffic control
Speaker 22: workforce growing instead of shrinking on his watch. And that
Speaker 22: was hard because we've been losing air traffic controllers. They've
Speaker 22: been retiring. It's just been hard to get as many
Speaker 22: to come in as we're going out. I don't know
Speaker 22: whether that number is still going up now. I know
Speaker 22: that from the beginning they all got an email saying
Speaker 22: you should think about taking a buy out and quit
Speaker 22: your job. Then they were told that email was never
Speaker 22: for them. So I don't know exactly what's going on
Speaker 22: over there now. What I know is that we left
Speaker 22: the air traffic control system better than we found it,
Speaker 22: but it's still got a lot of problems. So the
Speaker 22: answer your question is, really it's both. There are new
Speaker 22: problems that we're seeing. You know that I'm seeing just
Speaker 22: as now you know a regular member of the traveling public.
Speaker 22: But there are some issues that have been in the
Speaker 22: making for ten twenty thirty years. We did what we
Speaker 22: could to improve it. But honestly, my successor, who I
Speaker 22: obviously disagree with on lots of things, I want them
Speaker 22: to succeed on this. I mean, for one thing, I
Speaker 22: fly a lot, but also for the sake of the country,
Speaker 22: I want them to succeed in improving that.
Speaker 5: But it seems like a lot of the problems that
Speaker 5: we've been having, especially when we see these floods and
Speaker 5: these storms, are problems that we keep seeing, right, you know,
Speaker 5: you look at areas in Texas or even New Jersey.
Speaker 5: They flood the same every time. So it's just like,
Speaker 5: why can't we fix those problems. It's not like it's
Speaker 5: new problems. These are problems that are reoccurring.
Speaker 22: So what we did was we set up funding to
Speaker 22: do things like take a road that's getting washed out
Speaker 22: every year, and instead of putting it back the exact
Speaker 22: same every time and putting a bunch of money into that,
Speaker 22: move it to where it's not going to be as vulnerable.
Speaker 22: They're going after that kind of thing too, because they're
Speaker 22: systematically deleting any reference to climate change or sustainability from
Speaker 22: anything in the government. And what that means is, I
Speaker 22: think these projects are in danger.
Speaker 1: No matgine, but the eighty billion dollars that was allocated,
Speaker 1: they said, four hundred awards from twenty twenty one to
Speaker 1: two thousand twenty four. What did that actually go to?
Speaker 1: Because they're calling it DEI grants, But where did it go?
Speaker 1: Where did it go to?
Speaker 22: Yeah, so I don't know how they got the eighty number,
Speaker 22: eighty billion numbers. What I can tell you, I mean,
Speaker 22: if maybe if you're counting like any project that was
Speaker 22: connected in any way to taking care of people who
Speaker 22: had been underinvested, and that'd be one way to do it.
Speaker 22: We had this whole idea of making sure that that
Speaker 22: a good share of the grand money went to neighborhoods
Speaker 22: or communities that were cut out in the past. So
Speaker 22: but again there're these specific projects East Toledo. We would
Speaker 22: project to connect East Toledo to downtown Toledo, get people
Speaker 22: across this high crash corridor where they were having dozens
Speaker 22: of crashes. And it came under the heading of reconnecting
Speaker 22: communities or reconnecting neighborhoods, which this administration considers woke. So
Speaker 22: they're trying to cut it. To me, it's definitely important
Speaker 22: that it's going to a disadvantaged area. It's also just
Speaker 22: a good project. It's a good safety project. So they
Speaker 22: want to call it DEI I would call it good policy.
Speaker 22: And this this war on anything that has anything remotely
Speaker 22: to do with diversity, I think has gone to such
Speaker 22: an extreme. People are starting to feel it because it's
Speaker 22: starting to come for them.
Speaker 1: So how would you respond to people who have concerned
Speaker 1: that these equity initiatives delayed urgent aviation upgrade?
Speaker 22: It's I mean, you know the person who launched the contract,
Speaker 22: for example, to modernize the tech backbone of the fifth
Speaker 22: that was me.
Speaker 4: We did that.
Speaker 22: It's a big agency. We did a lot of things.
Speaker 22: We did roads, we did bridges, we did aviation, we
Speaker 22: did port I mean, you know, you can do a
Speaker 22: lot of things at the same time.
Speaker 4: That's what we did. Now, now all of this is
Speaker 4: coming from the New York Post. So it just came
Speaker 4: out yesterday. I'm give you a chance.
Speaker 22: Oh yeah, So that that specific article, it's I can't
Speaker 22: believe I'm saying this, but I would actually say it's
Speaker 22: worth reading because if you read it, you'll see a
Speaker 22: bunch of anonymous people, mostly from the airline industry, complaining
Speaker 22: with no kind of specific facts or figures, followed by
Speaker 22: a whole bunch of which, like the post does, they
Speaker 22: put it at the bottom of the article, a whole
Speaker 22: bunch of facts and figures showing something different, which was
Speaker 22: our response. But yeah, obviously the airline industry was not
Speaker 22: a big fan of mine, right.
Speaker 4: Because I was a tough regulator.
Speaker 22: I mean, we moved the rule to to make sure
Speaker 22: that you can get your money back if your flight
Speaker 22: gets significantly delayed. We had really tough penalties on airlines
Speaker 22: that were holding back on people's refunds. We pushed them
Speaker 22: on things like disability, making sure if they mangle your
Speaker 22: wheelchair that they have to take care of you. The
Speaker 22: current administration froze that rule. That's something we pushed on.
Speaker 22: So obviously, you know, my replacement is an airline lobbyist,
Speaker 22: or he was an airline lobbyist. Obviously the airline industry
Speaker 22: is happier with the new guy who was an airline
Speaker 22: lobbyist than with somebody like me who is a tough regulator.
Speaker 22: But that's the kind of inside baseball that drives these articles.
Speaker 22: And I think it's very telling that none of the
Speaker 22: people who were throwing stones in that article actually put
Speaker 22: their name to their quote.
Speaker 1: So earlier this year, when like you know, there was
Speaker 1: like plane crashes and stuff is they're a part of
Speaker 1: you that's like, I hate to see that, but I
Speaker 1: told you so.
Speaker 22: Look, you know, aviation's still safer than driving or any
Speaker 22: other form of transportation. But it's the nightmare scenario for
Speaker 22: anybody who cares about transportation. Should define anybody who ever
Speaker 22: had the job I had to have a plane crash
Speaker 22: happened in this country. One of the things that was
Speaker 22: really important to me was during my time in office,
Speaker 22: we had four billion employments, four billion times if somebody
Speaker 22: got onto a commercial passenger airline and zero crash fatality,
Speaker 22: and it's everybody's job to keep that up. And I
Speaker 22: do worry about what will happen if he had air
Speaker 22: traffic controllers who were being distracted by all this political nonsense,
Speaker 22: getting an email telling them that they're going to get
Speaker 22: bought out, then being told that doesn't apply to that,
Speaker 22: firing it people like they did on day one.
Speaker 4: Of course, I'm worried about that.
Speaker 5: We're still kicking it with former United States Secretary of
Speaker 5: Transportation Pete Boota jug Chola Mayne, how.
Speaker 4: Do you feel about the Epstein Files.
Speaker 1: I feel that Democrats should never stop talking about the
Speaker 1: Epstein files. I think it is the one thing that
Speaker 1: builds a bridge between Democrats and that magabase they've been
Speaker 1: trying to reach Everson Trump one reelection.
Speaker 4: I think that's right.
Speaker 22: Look, I think there's some folks who might say this
Speaker 22: is the distraction or this isn't the bread and butter
Speaker 22: of what we care about. But what I would say is,
Speaker 22: let's say what you really care about is legislation policy.
Speaker 22: That's your thing. You see all these headlines about Epstein,
Speaker 22: but you think, to yourself, what I care about is
Speaker 22: how the Congress is dealing with healthcare, taxes, etc. Okay, well,
Speaker 22: Congress just got shut down. The Republicans just shut down
Speaker 22: the United States House of Representatives for two months in
Speaker 22: order to avoid having to vote on Donald Trump blocking
Speaker 22: the Epstein files. So even if you don't give vision
Speaker 22: about the news story or the sensationalism of it, this
Speaker 22: now affects you because one of your branches of government
Speaker 22: is not operational between now and September, because Speaker Mike
Speaker 22: Johnson and the Republicans would rather shut that branch of
Speaker 22: government down than let the Epstein files come out let
Speaker 22: that sink in. It's also another example among many, many
Speaker 22: examples of Donald Trump saying he's going to do something
Speaker 22: on day one, and then something very different happens. Right
Speaker 22: said he's going to lower prices on day one, opposite happened.
Speaker 22: He's pushing him up with tarifs said he's going to
Speaker 22: bring peace to the Middle East on day one, get
Speaker 22: peace with Russia on day one. I don't know if
Speaker 22: anybody really took him seriously on that, but that's what
Speaker 22: he says. And then he says day one, these Epstein
Speaker 22: files are going to come out, because at the time
Speaker 22: it was in his interest to pretend that he was
Speaker 22: going to do that, and now it is in his
Speaker 22: interest to block those files coming out. And I don't
Speaker 22: think it's unreasonable to ask why.
Speaker 4: Why do you think the Biden administration never put him up.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 22: I was not close to the you know, the DOJ
Speaker 22: or how any of that worked. I know some a
Speaker 22: lot of stuff came out, but if there is really more,
Speaker 22: and I don't know, but they were waving around these
Speaker 22: binders right at press conferences. Do you think it would
Speaker 22: be mutually a showed descruction could be I mean, look,
Speaker 22: we already know that there were Democrats, Republicans, like, they're
Speaker 22: all kinds of people mixed up with this guy. I
Speaker 22: think most Americans say, okay, let the chips fall where
Speaker 22: they may, like, we gotta know, you're read everybody, give
Speaker 22: rid all of them, anybody who's an abuser, anybody's committed,
Speaker 22: like of course, right, And it does feel like something
Speaker 22: in this moment where none of us can agree on much,
Speaker 22: that all of us can agree on that. And it's
Speaker 22: especially weird with Trump, right because it's not some wild
Speaker 22: liberal conspiracy clan that he was involved with Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 22: There's pictures, pictures still coming out now after all these years,
Speaker 22: not to mention the pictures and footage that were there
Speaker 22: years ago, and not just him like shaking hands, getting
Speaker 22: his picture taken with the guy, but like ogling women
Speaker 22: with him, right, like dancing, like grooving with and now
Speaker 22: we find out it was at his wedding, so obviously
Speaker 22: there's something there. It's not even arguable that there's something there.
Speaker 22: So I think you're right that we should be pounding
Speaker 22: on that, even if it's not a central policy priority
Speaker 22: of the party.
Speaker 6: What are your thoughts on former US President Obama saying
Speaker 6: that the Democrats need to toughen up, you know, take action.
Speaker 22: I think he's right, although that just reminds me of
Speaker 22: one other thing, right, which is the distraction machine. So
Speaker 22: Trump says, we're going to release the files, we are
Speaker 22: going to lease the files, We're going to release the files,
Speaker 22: and he says We're not going to release the files,
Speaker 22: and people are mad, including Maggas saying, wait a minute,
Speaker 22: you said you're going to release this information and you're not.
Speaker 4: And what does he do.
Speaker 22: He's like, we're going to arrest Obama. What that has
Speaker 22: nothing to do with anything, but it's the distraction machine.
Speaker 22: But but yeah, as to what President Obama actually said, Look,
Speaker 22: we have to be a party that is not pulling punches,
Speaker 22: that is ready to ready to call things out for
Speaker 22: what they are internally and externally. I think people want
Speaker 22: to know that somebody's fighting for them. At the same time,
Speaker 22: my personal theory of politics is you don't have to
Speaker 22: be a about it. And what I mean by that
Speaker 22: is that when I encounter people in actual real life
Speaker 22: who voted the other way, relatives or even something might
Speaker 22: come up as hello in like an airport or something,
Speaker 22: I'm more likely to have somebody come up and say,
Speaker 22: you know, I'm from the other party, but it's nice
Speaker 22: running into you, then to you know, come up and
Speaker 22: give me the finger or something like that. Why would
Speaker 22: that be Because we're humans, and for the most part,
Speaker 22: I don't want to in real life we're actually around
Speaker 22: each other. We don't want it to be any uglier
Speaker 22: than it has to be. And yet you go online,
Speaker 22: you go on TV, you get into those spaces, and
Speaker 22: it's different. Right, So I think the challenge for us
Speaker 22: is we should never back down from a good fight
Speaker 22: over what the right thing to do is and what
Speaker 22: the wrong thing to do is. But I think we
Speaker 22: can also demonstrate a way to do it that's actually
Speaker 22: inviting people into our coalition. Say like we want you
Speaker 22: and maybe you don't agree with us on ten percent
Speaker 22: of the stuff for thirty percent of the stuff, or
Speaker 22: maybe you've voted the other way last time, like all
Speaker 22: the more reason we want you with us this time around.
Speaker 22: And we need to be inviting. Where I think people
Speaker 22: have viewed us as kind of frankly scolding, like we're
Speaker 22: scolding people for not being up on the latest cultural
Speaker 22: developments or not being the right kind of progressive or whatever.
Speaker 4: It is that has to change too.
Speaker 1: My biggest problem with Democrats is they it's like everything
Speaker 1: they're saying now, you should have been saying two three
Speaker 1: years ago, like we've been saying that Democrats was colwar.
Speaker 1: So yeah, yes, y'all should have been tough ened up.
Speaker 1: You know Jake Tapple with the Original Sin and you
Speaker 1: read that book, and you see everybody knew that there
Speaker 1: was that Biden was too old to run, but nobody
Speaker 1: said anything. But now everybody wants to speak of his
Speaker 1: press secretary Karine John Pierre and she's an independent now,
Speaker 1: and you know, I'm like, yeah, why weren't y'all saying
Speaker 1: this two three years ago? All these things that y'all
Speaker 1: are saying, We the people had been saying.
Speaker 22: We have to show a level of toughness in order
Speaker 22: to be just, in order to be credible, I think,
Speaker 22: and in order to go up against these guys who
Speaker 22: obviously you can fault them for all kinds of things,
Speaker 22: but they definitely project toughness. Like right now, it's gonna
Speaker 22: be harder to buy a house because Donald Trump just
Speaker 22: added to the deficit in order to get tax cuts
Speaker 22: for billionaires. And I mean that interest rates are going
Speaker 22: to be higher. Right now, it is growing more difficult
Speaker 22: to get healthcare because the premiums just went up because
Speaker 22: how Republicans changed the Obamacare substance. Right Like, you don't
Speaker 22: have to be a policy buff for these things to
Speaker 22: hit you. And by the way, I think all these
Speaker 22: things that have happened are small compared to what's about
Speaker 22: to happen. This AI development that's happening right now is
Speaker 22: not just something people should care about if they're interested
Speaker 22: in tech. This is not just like a nerdy fascination.
Speaker 22: This is going to affect how all of us. It
Speaker 22: already is, right, maybe in useful ways like you ask
Speaker 22: chat GPT for anything, but also in terms of jobs
Speaker 22: starting to dramatically change. Right this is a level I mean,
Speaker 22: we live through one version of this in the nineties
Speaker 22: when I was growing up in Indiana and trade and
Speaker 22: automation happened and it changed what was going on in
Speaker 22: the auto industry. I think that this will be ten
Speaker 22: times or one hundred times more disruptive. And if Democrats
Speaker 22: are caught up in yesterday's culture war or defending institutions
Speaker 22: that were getting pretty old and trying to look like
Speaker 22: the protectors of a status quo that wasn't serving anybody
Speaker 22: well instead of offering some kind of answers for how
Speaker 22: you're supposed to make a living and how you're supposed
Speaker 22: to fit into your community when you've got technology changing everything.
Speaker 22: If we're my answers on that, then we're definitely going
Speaker 22: to be left behind.
Speaker 1: So what did the fut Jeda party look like then?
Speaker 1: Like it is it more Pete Boudha judge or is
Speaker 1: it more Mundani? Is it more Joshapiro or is it
Speaker 1: more AOC Like? What does it look like?
Speaker 4: Look, we're always going to be a big tent party.
Speaker 22: I think my style is different from some of the
Speaker 22: others in the party, and that's fine. Like we're each
Speaker 22: going to be putting forward the version of the message
Speaker 22: that's true at to who we are. I think that
Speaker 22: a younger generational leaders, many of whom are politically moderate,
Speaker 22: some of them are politically pretty far left. What they
Speaker 22: have in common is they are who they are. You
Speaker 22: can feel it, you can just see it. That I
Speaker 22: think is future of the party.
Speaker 5: People to judge, ladies and gentlemen. So what's next for
Speaker 5: people to just what do you have your eyes.
Speaker 4: You run of a president, Stop cutting off. It's twenty
Speaker 4: twenty five.
Speaker 22: You got to give me at least one year to
Speaker 22: not be running for anything and not be in office
Speaker 22: so I can drop the kids off at school and
Speaker 22: be a human being, and then you know.
Speaker 4: We'll figure it out.
Speaker 22: But what I am definitely doing now and going to
Speaker 22: keep doing is speak out about this stuff and try
Speaker 22: to show versus tell a way of fighting for what's
Speaker 22: right that I think our party would benefit from.
Speaker 4: I think you're pulling out what thirteen percent right now?
Speaker 4: Defenders probably look at but yeah, do you keep you
Speaker 4: look at stuff like defends you like.
Speaker 1: That was crazy, but you're pulling up looking that's a
Speaker 1: pretty good number.
Speaker 4: I try not to look at that too much.
Speaker 19: Yeah, people, you shouldn't look out of the polls.
Speaker 4: Peach, you're married, first of all.
Speaker 5: Pause, sill out, peace, Like, I don't know why I
Speaker 5: keep coming back.
Speaker 4: I don't know why why, I don't know why. We
Speaker 4: appreciate it whenever you come here.
Speaker 1: I tell you this all the time, man, But you know,
Speaker 1: you never stop talking to our audience. And that means something,
Speaker 1: you know, Because I feel like politicians only come around
Speaker 1: when they want something they only come around when it's
Speaker 1: a campaign season. The fact that you come and just
Speaker 1: you know, keep us a breast what's going on all
Speaker 1: the time.
Speaker 4: I truly do appreciate it.
Speaker 6: Appreciate it and then don't forget those hairdsteps because I
Speaker 6: want to see if it works.
Speaker 4: We should talk after this. I should have a couple
Speaker 4: of questions to judge.
Speaker 5: It's the Breakfast Club, good morning, all right, Let's get
Speaker 5: to the latest with Lauren.
Speaker 4: Lauren becoming a straight fast She gets them. Somebody that knows,
Speaker 4: somebody gets the detail.
Speaker 8: I'm a home girl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 4: She'd be having the latest on things.
Speaker 7: The latest with Lauren la Rosa.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you have facts, sometimes you have details.
Speaker 4: Sometimes you have a little bit of everything. The latest
Speaker 4: on the.
Speaker 7: Breakfast Club to me.
Speaker 23: So, Candice Owens is being sued by a French president,
Speaker 23: Emanuel Macrone and his wife Brigitte. Yes, they are suing
Speaker 23: her for death information in the US because Candice Owens
Speaker 23: claimed that Brigitte is a man.
Speaker 8: Oh yes.
Speaker 7: So.
Speaker 23: The defamation lawsuit was filed in a Delaware state court
Speaker 23: and it stems from several different content videos that Candice
Speaker 23: Owens created she's done a series on Brigitte talking. It's
Speaker 23: like it's called the Making of Brigite. She's what or
Speaker 23: Becoming Brigitte. It was a multi part series, but there
Speaker 23: was also a YouTube video that directly addressed these claims
Speaker 23: of Brigitte not being a woman. But let's take a
Speaker 23: listen to some of candids owns content. Let's take a
Speaker 23: listen to her own Brigitte Macron.
Speaker 8: It's time for you to wake up. So we will
Speaker 8: start from the top.
Speaker 16: Here with a photo of Brigitte Macron real name Jean
Speaker 16: Michell Trogdall. That person that you are looking at on
Speaker 16: the right is not a woman. Here is a photo,
Speaker 16: by the way, just over the years, Jean Michelle Truckdow
Speaker 16: as he became Brigitte. As I said, the evidence for
Speaker 16: this is overwhelming.
Speaker 8: That's second photo. I believe they found a photo.
Speaker 16: Of him at a Pride parade when he was just
Speaker 16: living as a homosexual man. That next photo is when
Speaker 16: the transition began, if I recall correctly, and that's a
Speaker 16: photo from the professor years and for professor years or
Speaker 16: Brigitte Marcone is when he satatorially Emmanuel Macrone.
Speaker 4: Candas owns and Jesse l a woman. What don't play
Speaker 4: with me?
Speaker 6: Let me see these this woman that they talking about,
Speaker 6: I think I think this lady, I think she's had
Speaker 6: three children.
Speaker 8: Now, okay, so listen this.
Speaker 23: This video that we just took a listen to from
Speaker 23: Candace Owens was called The Olympics Exposed Brigitte Macrone. It
Speaker 23: was episode thirty four. Candace ONWNS posted this on July
Speaker 23: twenty ninth, twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 23: Tom Claire is the attorney for the French president and
Speaker 23: his wife, and he was on CNN last night because
Speaker 23: a lot of people are wondering, Number one, why would
Speaker 23: you wait? Because they've been saying that this has been
Speaker 23: a year long like broadcast ty read that candas own
Speaker 23: has been on regurgitating these claims that were online.
Speaker 4: I just wanted the regular show. I've seen stronger faces.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's what I wanted. I'm definitely seeing strong I've
Speaker 6: seen strong Go ahead.
Speaker 23: Well, let's take a listen to Tom on CNN last
Speaker 23: night talking about why they chose the file.
Speaker 8: Now after a year, why.
Speaker 4: Are the Macrones suing? Now?
Speaker 28: Well, this was really a last resort we have intempted
Speaker 28: to engage with her for the last year, putting evidence
Speaker 28: in front of her, request after request after request that
Speaker 28: she just simply do the right thing. This is not
Speaker 28: this is not a legal thing. Do the right thing,
Speaker 28: tell the truth, stop spreading these lies. And each time
Speaker 28: we've done that, she mocked the Macrones, She mocked our
Speaker 28: efforts to set the record straight. She refused to retract
Speaker 28: what she had said. She started a merch campaign. She's
Speaker 28: selling t shirts, mocking and celebrating her defamation of them,
Speaker 28: and enough is enough.
Speaker 7: It was time to.
Speaker 28: Hold her accountable for this campaign was.
Speaker 4: Like, how do you prove? Like, first of all, you shouldn't
Speaker 4: have to prove, but.
Speaker 23: Yeah, yeah, I'm not exactly for sure what all of
Speaker 23: the proof is. But in the lawsuit, or according to
Speaker 23: a statement from the attorney, when they made the demands
Speaker 23: for Candace Owns to retract her statements, they accompanied by
Speaker 23: uh by evidence disproving her allegations, improving, among other things,
Speaker 23: that missus Macrone was born a woman named Brigitte, that
Speaker 23: she is not a blood relative of President mat Crone.
Speaker 1: Yet, so Candace basically dug her own grave because your
Speaker 1: feelings are not facts. I don't know why people don't
Speaker 1: understand that in this era that we end. And I
Speaker 1: also hate when people say why are you suing now?
Speaker 1: Sometimes you just let.
Speaker 4: People keep.
Speaker 17: Well.
Speaker 8: Candace Owens responded to the lawsuit, Let's take a listen
Speaker 8: to her response. Are you floored? Because this is just goofy?
Speaker 16: You are officially a very goofy man brigite.
Speaker 8: But I gotta give it to you, you've definitely got.
Speaker 29: Bought fire everybody around you, and I mean literally everyone around.
Speaker 16: You who told you that this was a good idea,
Speaker 16: that this was a very good idea for you to be.
Speaker 29: The first sitting first lady of a country to file
Speaker 29: a lawsuit against journalists of another country. You are literally
Speaker 29: making history in all the wrong ways. And I want
Speaker 29: to be very clear here right at the top that
Speaker 29: this is obvious, very clear, that it is an obvious
Speaker 29: and desperate public relations strategy.
Speaker 8: That's what this is.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's not a bad idea.
Speaker 1: I mean, you have to be responsible for your words,
Speaker 1: and we all know free speech not free, So I
Speaker 1: mean it's hard for me to believe Candas didn't expect
Speaker 1: some type of content.
Speaker 5: You You can't lie on people, right. When you start
Speaker 5: lying on people and saying things like it's factual. You're
Speaker 5: gonna get sued and you're gonna get touched, And I
Speaker 5: think you should get.
Speaker 6: Sued even if that's what you think, because like, yeah,
Speaker 6: your opinion of her, you know, being a man, that's
Speaker 6: not it's not af facts. And then also listen, I
Speaker 6: remember an episode of Cosby Show where I remember he
Speaker 6: had the kids, Olivia was having a sleepover, right, and
Speaker 6: it was a kid on there.
Speaker 8: Right. Thought that this kid was a little boy. That
Speaker 8: little kid was Alicia Keys. So it's like, you can't
Speaker 8: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: We all thinking about an episode of Times we.
Speaker 1: Show Crazy Party. I know exactly what you're talking about.
Speaker 1: I have no idea what they got to do.
Speaker 6: With this because telling her what I'm trying to say,
Speaker 6: because he like, he don't know what I'm trying to say.
Speaker 6: You just held up that picture and said I've seen
Speaker 6: stronger faces. Yeah, she does, you know, resemble a little
Speaker 6: boy when she was when she was younger. But I'm
Speaker 6: saying she a woman. Alicia Keys resembled a little boy
Speaker 6: in that episode. She grew up to be a beautiful
Speaker 6: woman because she was a girl from.
Speaker 30: The jump said some of us look like little boys
Speaker 30: when we little, we grew up and you know, some
Speaker 30: of us look like grown men, but still we are
Speaker 30: women at the end of the day, you know what
Speaker 30: I mean.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's so sick trying to tell people who I'm
Speaker 4: just saying.
Speaker 8: But candas Man, you gotta relax.
Speaker 4: Boy entertaining and she yeah, lets me, she's gonna get
Speaker 4: sued too. Yeah, goofy. That is the latest with Laura
Speaker 4: and I don't forget.
Speaker 5: Get on the phone lines right now, eight hundred five
Speaker 5: eight five, one oh five to one. Just fixed my
Speaker 5: mess if you have if you need relationship advice or
Speaker 5: any type of advice, you can call Jess right now.
Speaker 5: Eight hundred five eight five, one oh five one. Now,
Speaker 5: selum man, who are giving a donkey two man.
Speaker 4: For after the hour?
Speaker 1: I want House Speaker Mike Johnson and the House Republicans
Speaker 1: to come to the front of the congregation.
Speaker 4: We'd like to have a little word with him. All right,
Speaker 4: we'll get to that next. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Good morning, you're checking out the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: This is a miracle, there.
Speaker 11: Is no question, and there are problems in this country
Speaker 11: between police and community.
Speaker 4: Yes, you are a donkey to the latest on that
Speaker 4: police killing.
Speaker 11: I'm a black man now the new development in the
Speaker 11: deadly spatshooting rampage.
Speaker 4: Then if it was a really bad day for him.
Speaker 16: And this is what he did, and so we are
Speaker 16: in a state of emergency.
Speaker 4: Okay, white supremacivet violence.
Speaker 1: It is always have been the number one threat to
Speaker 1: our society.
Speaker 7: But I'm also very proud that my wife was right.
Speaker 4: The practice club bitch.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Sonny, please tell me why was I your.
Speaker 9: Donkey of the day.
Speaker 1: Donkey Today for Thursday, July twenty fourth goes to House
Speaker 1: Speaker Mike Johnson and House Republicans because they have stopped
Speaker 1: all legislative business to avoid voting on releasing the Epstein files. Yes,
Speaker 1: Democrats said they planned the stage of vote on bringing
Speaker 1: legislation to the floor that would force the release of
Speaker 1: the Epstein files, and House Speaker Mike Johnson and the
Speaker 1: House Republicans said, we're gonna vanish for a couple of.
Speaker 4: Months before we let that happen. Let's go to MSNBC
Speaker 4: for the report.
Speaker 12: Please, for all of Trump's efforts to change the subject,
Speaker 12: the Epstein story is not going away. And part of
Speaker 12: the reason it's not going away is that Trump himself
Speaker 12: is prolonging the story. Trump also has drawn attention back
Speaker 12: to this case by insisting that his allies in Congress
Speaker 12: block any effort to release more information on Epstein. Today's
Speaker 12: Little Lackey Speaker Mike Johnson made the decision to effectively
Speaker 12: shut down the House just to stall a bipartisan effort
Speaker 12: to get materials from the Epstein probe, which is a
Speaker 12: fairly hamhanded way to get people to stop talking about
Speaker 12: a topic. Of course, we're going to keep talking about
Speaker 12: the topic. And if there was any doubt that Trump
Speaker 12: was behind that decision, just listen to how Speaker Johnson's
Speaker 12: position changed in just the past week.
Speaker 4: You should put everything out there and let the people decide.
Speaker 11: We cannot be careless in an open release like that.
Speaker 2: You have to be very careful.
Speaker 12: Seems a little under to rest there. Second video, I
Speaker 12: don't know.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 1: We had a Pete Booty Judge up here, a former
Speaker 1: Secretary of Transportation, Pete Booty Judge up here this morning,
Speaker 1: and he spoke on why people should care about this.
Speaker 1: Let's listen.
Speaker 22: You see all these headlines about Epstein, but you think
Speaker 22: to yourself, what I care about is how the Congress
Speaker 22: is dealing with healthcare, taxes, etc. Okay, well, Congress just
Speaker 22: got shut down. The Republicans just shut down the United
Speaker 22: States House of Representatives for two months in order to
Speaker 22: avoid having to vote on Donald Trump blocking the Epstein file.
Speaker 22: So even if you don't give a shit about the
Speaker 22: news story or the sensationalism of it, this now affects
Speaker 22: you because one of your branches of government is not
Speaker 22: operational between now and September because Speaker Mike Johnson and
Speaker 22: the Republicans would rather shut that branch of government down
Speaker 22: than let the Epstein files come out.
Speaker 4: Ooh ooh trop clues box people to judgement now.
Speaker 1: Also yesterday, the Wall Street Journal reported that back in May,
Speaker 1: President Trump was told that his name is among many
Speaker 1: in the Epstein files.
Speaker 4: Go to CBS News for report polase.
Speaker 31: The Wall Street Journal reporting that Trump was told by
Speaker 31: his Justice Department and the Briefing in May that his
Speaker 31: name or end quote a truckload of files related to
Speaker 31: Jeffrey Epstein. They also note that quote many other high
Speaker 31: profile figures were also named. The Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche,
Speaker 31: the number two at the Department of Justice, told the
Speaker 31: Wall Street Journal that they made Trump aware of these findings,
Speaker 31: and then again noted that there was nothing in the
Speaker 31: files that warranted further investigation and a response on the
Speaker 31: story to CBS News, White House Communications Director Stephen Chung
Speaker 31: noted that President Trump kicked Jeffrey Epstein out of his
Speaker 31: mar Alago club many years ago quote for being a creep,
Speaker 31: and said that this latest reporting from the Wall Street
Speaker 31: Journal is quote nothing more than the continuation of fake
Speaker 31: news stories.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 1: Attorney Panmbondi Attorney General Panbindi also told President Trump that
Speaker 1: the Justice Department decided not to release more Jeffrey Epstein
Speaker 1: documents because of the presidence of child pornography and the
Speaker 1: need to protect the victims. No, tell the truth, you
Speaker 1: don't want to release the files because you have a
Speaker 1: need to protect President Donald Trump and whatever other powerful
Speaker 1: figures who are in those files. Okay, this is why
Speaker 1: I keep scressing that Democrats and everybody should never ever
Speaker 1: stop talking about the Epstein files. This is the bipartisan,
Speaker 1: common sense issue that all Americans can agree on. Okay,
Speaker 1: no matter how much the Trump administration floods his zone
Speaker 1: with other stories, whenever they try to turn the channel
Speaker 1: to something else, folks need to turn it right back
Speaker 1: to the Epstein files.
Speaker 4: They didn't care.
Speaker 1: When he got indicted ninety one times. They didn't care
Speaker 1: when he got impeached twice. They didn't care when he
Speaker 1: tried to stage an actual insurrection. They were cool when
Speaker 1: you got found liable for sexual abuse in civil court.
Speaker 1: With the Epstein files got the MAGA base outraged.
Speaker 7: They are not with it.
Speaker 4: Okay. The biggest cover up in America today.
Speaker 1: This is Democrats, transgenders, transgender and women's sports issue. Okay,
Speaker 1: Republicans never ever, Still to this day, I stopped talking
Speaker 1: about that. Dems need to treat the Epstein files the
Speaker 1: exact same way.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 1: It's just an obvious cover up, and Dems need to
Speaker 1: ask every day why is the Trump administration protecting pedophiles?
Speaker 1: Simple as that.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 1: Democrats, you've been looking for a way to connect with
Speaker 1: Trump supporters. You've been looking for a way to build
Speaker 1: a bridge with MAGA. That Epstein files is the issue
Speaker 1: that does that. And Mike Johnson, you think you're doing
Speaker 1: Trump a favor by shutting down the House for a
Speaker 1: couple of months so they don't force a vote to
Speaker 1: release the Epstein files. But all you really did was
Speaker 1: make matters worse by doing that, And I personally believe,
Speaker 1: and I'm putting on my tenfoil uh, my tenfoil poushisty
Speaker 1: mask right now, but I personally believe that's the whole plan.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 1: Just a week ago, Mike Johnson was one of many
Speaker 1: Republicans pressing the Trump administration for more transparency on the
Speaker 1: Epstein case.
Speaker 4: Then there was a story that JD. Vans allegedly visited Rupert.
Speaker 1: Murdoch, owner of Fox News, in the Wall Street Journal,
Speaker 1: right before the Wall Street Journal dropped Trump's letter to Epstein.
Speaker 1: Then this week, this week Monday, Mike Johnson says they
Speaker 1: are shutting down the House to avoid voting on releasing
Speaker 1: the Epstein files. And then a couple days later, the
Speaker 1: Wall Street Journal drops this exclusive that Trump is indeed
Speaker 1: in the Epstein files. Also, we know Trump is suing
Speaker 1: Rupert Murdock, who has been a long time advisor and
Speaker 1: political ally to Trump.
Speaker 4: He's suing him for ten billion dollars.
Speaker 1: Okay, all that glazing Rupert Murdock and Fox News have
Speaker 1: done for Trump, and soon as they do something Trump
Speaker 1: doesn't like, he soothes him for ten billion dollars. He's
Speaker 1: a friend to nobody. But I want you all to
Speaker 1: follow me for a second. Trump got be for Ruper, Murdock,
Speaker 1: Elon Musk, all these people who really helped put him
Speaker 1: in power. They don't seem to be rocking with him anymore.
Speaker 1: And I don't know if Trump realizes it not. Could
Speaker 1: be completely wrong. But if Trump is definitively named in
Speaker 1: the Epstein files in a damning way, credible allegations, not
Speaker 1: just association, I believe this is the perfect excuse for
Speaker 1: Republican elites the stage of political coup and push him out.
Speaker 1: Trust when I tell you, Republicans always fall in line.
Speaker 1: But there are power players in the GOP who have
Speaker 1: wanted to move on from Trump for years, but they
Speaker 1: are afraid of his base. But all Republican leaders would
Speaker 1: have to say is we didn't betray Trump. He betrayed
Speaker 1: us and the movement, okay, because he was supposed to
Speaker 1: bring down this elite system that has been complicit in
Speaker 1: a child sex trafficking ring, but instead he was a
Speaker 1: part of it. See if Trump is implicated all the
Speaker 1: conspiracy theorists, he would explode the Pizzagate qwanon Save the
Speaker 1: Children anti establishment crowd would lose its mind. Okay, Republicans
Speaker 1: could flip on Trump and fear no political consequences from
Speaker 1: the MAGA base. Okay, no backlash from the magabase because
Speaker 1: they couldn't support anyone connected to this level of evil,
Speaker 1: no matter how good the policies were.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 1: See Trump's superpower is that he's seen as separate from
Speaker 1: the swamp. But if you're named incredible Epstein allegations, come on, man,
Speaker 1: I mean even the diehard MAGA supporters would be like,
Speaker 1: we got played.
Speaker 4: Okay, He's just like them. Time to move on.
Speaker 1: You think jd Vance was allegedly meeting with Rupert Murdock
Speaker 1: for no reason? You think jd Vance has been quiet
Speaker 1: on this for nothing? Their callings for Julaye Maxwell to
Speaker 1: be subpoena to testify before Congress. If Epstein related testimony
Speaker 1: or documents spark a new investigation, then this could trigger Republicans, okay,
Speaker 1: to activate the twenty fifth Amendment.
Speaker 4: What is that, Uncle Charlotte. The twenty fifth Amendment is if.
Speaker 1: The president dies or resigns, or is removed from office
Speaker 1: as a result of impeachment proceedings, then the vice president
Speaker 1: shall become president.
Speaker 4: Not to mention twenty twenty six ers around the corner.
Speaker 1: Okay, Epstein files might be too toxic for House and
Speaker 1: Senate races.
Speaker 4: Republicans want to stay in power.
Speaker 1: They can ditch them without looking disloyal to the base.
Speaker 1: See Democrats don't have the power to do this anyway. Okay,
Speaker 1: Republicans can expose them, impeach them, have them removed, look
Speaker 1: like look like the heroes, and take their party back.
Speaker 1: This is Republican leadership best shot to get him out
Speaker 1: without getting outraged from the base. It's about morality, protecting
Speaker 1: the children, and draining the swamp for real. But I
Speaker 1: think Republicans already know that. Okay, I believe this is
Speaker 1: a plan, a political coup as being staged. Let's just
Speaker 1: sit back and watch it all play out. In the meantime,
Speaker 1: please give House Speaker Mike Johnson and the House Republicans
Speaker 1: the biggest he hull.
Speaker 6: I love a political donkey, all right, Well, thank you
Speaker 6: for that donk of today.
Speaker 5: Yes, and we'll see what happens. But as you said,
Speaker 5: we got to keep that foot on that neck. We
Speaker 5: got to see exactly what's coming out. Of course, it's
Speaker 5: just it's why I don't know, and.
Speaker 8: Leave me walking right, but I.
Speaker 5: And I don't want to but holes. I was serious,
Speaker 5: like I want to see what comes out of it.
Speaker 1: I know you knew this, daddy, like just scrambling, scrambling, scraping.
Speaker 1: It's just nasty. I don't know why when you talk,
Speaker 1: it just sounds like this.
Speaker 4: Logan comes out and logan go back.
Speaker 1: Not you, okay, logan all weekend, slam them boum bomb
Speaker 1: every chance you get, tough.
Speaker 4: On your daddy.
Speaker 5: Ye, you got rainbow ears, That's what your problem is.
Speaker 5: Yours are just rainbow gay ears.
Speaker 1: Ain't nothing wrong with that.
Speaker 4: I'd rather have ears and a gay butthole up next,
Speaker 4: just fix my nest.
Speaker 8: If you gotta gets that mean they loose, just fix
Speaker 8: my Next.
Speaker 7: The breakfast Globe, Berdy.
Speaker 15: It's the real deal.
Speaker 8: I'm all up in your mess. I'm gonna fix it,
Speaker 8: mix it, fix it it. Just gonna fix your mess
Speaker 8: because my advice is real.
Speaker 4: Morning.
Speaker 5: Everybody is d j m V just hilarious charlamage the
Speaker 5: guy we are the breakfast club is time for just
Speaker 5: fix my mess.
Speaker 4: We have J on the line.
Speaker 19: Jay.
Speaker 4: What's up?
Speaker 3: Hey, what's up y'all?
Speaker 1: Hey?
Speaker 20: J Hey, I'm talking nervous to Colleen. Please don't say
Speaker 20: my real name if you have it, but I'm Jay Jess.
Speaker 7: I need your help.
Speaker 20: My friend been telling me to call you because you
Speaker 20: think I'm tripping. Okay, so here's my little story. So
Speaker 20: I've been single and celibate for four years and I'm
Speaker 20: just now getting back out there dating. So a couple
Speaker 20: of months ago I met the guy and our first
Speaker 20: conversation was like six hours long. We have everything in common,
Speaker 20: our birthdays are one day apart.
Speaker 3: My favorite food is his specialty dish.
Speaker 20: We both scared at cricket, like it's just crazy stuff, right, yes, yes, yeah,
Speaker 20: I've never met I've never met anybody else, especially a
Speaker 20: grown man that's scared of cricket. So I'm like, okay, God,
Speaker 20: is this my person?
Speaker 4: I don't never leave.
Speaker 3: So yeah, we got to.
Speaker 20: Talking and stuff, and normally, like I don't talk about exes,
Speaker 20: on the first day, he kept on like bringing up
Speaker 20: his ex girlfriend and dogging around. I'm like, this is weird.
Speaker 20: So then in different elements of the conversation he was
Speaker 20: bringing up like a female best friend or another female
Speaker 20: just a best friend, and I was like, Okay, this
Speaker 20: is weird. So then I kicked into like my little
Speaker 20: investigative skills and I was sharing with him that my
Speaker 20: PMS movie is titaning and then.
Speaker 3: By the way he responded was like, oh you have
Speaker 3: my Extra.
Speaker 20: Friends PMS MOVIEES is blah blah blah.
Speaker 13: And I'm like, wait a minute, you know this is weird,
Speaker 13: like you oh yeah up.
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 20: But then if he was using the same tone to
Speaker 20: describe the ex girl friend and the best friends, so
Speaker 20: I said, you know, is this the same person? And
Speaker 20: he said yeah, Like how did you discover that? Like
Speaker 20: that's how he said it, like yeah, And so I
Speaker 20: just froze and I'm like, you know, oh, me used
Speaker 20: to yell, but I'm healing over here. So I just
Speaker 20: try to stay quiet and process and take it in.
Speaker 20: And I said, you know, let me just take a
Speaker 20: couple of days to think about it, because I normally
Speaker 20: make brass decisions and cut people off. So a couple
Speaker 20: of days later we had a conversation about it. I
Speaker 20: brought it up. It's like, did you think about blah
Speaker 20: blah blah? And he said yeah, but I'm willing to
Speaker 20: still talk to you and overlook you for your flaw
Speaker 20: And I said, excuse me flaw, women's my flaw, and
Speaker 20: he said, the flaw is how you reacted towards me
Speaker 20: having a best friend. You seem like the types that
Speaker 20: don't that doesn't think that men and women should best friends.
Speaker 20: And I'm like, no, it's not that. That's not the issue.
Speaker 20: My touch friend is I saw a guy. We've been
Speaker 20: best friend since middle school and we talked from our
Speaker 20: thirties now. But the difference is we p ponesty, never
Speaker 20: has tout or anything like that. And I'm like, I
Speaker 20: think that now. The issue for me isn't that you
Speaker 20: have the friend. It's the fact that you wanted You
Speaker 20: didn't bring it up, you didn't tell me, and you're
Speaker 20: reacting in a negative way like you're you're deflecting and
Speaker 20: trying to make it seem like it's my issue. If
Speaker 20: I want to know if this the rest flag, wife,
Speaker 20: should I continue to talk to him? I did cut
Speaker 20: them off. I'm not gonna lie. I told him I
Speaker 20: didn't want to talk to you no more.
Speaker 8: I think they feel like a month.
Speaker 20: And I keep I keep thinking about them, and I'm
Speaker 20: keep it on a date with somebody else recently, and
Speaker 20: I'm like, am I worthy?
Speaker 7: But the guy was on a date with.
Speaker 20: He was like, man, so what's the worst thing you've
Speaker 20: ever been on? So I'm just like, I feel like
Speaker 20: I was just distracted thinking about this other guy.
Speaker 13: So what do you think I should do?
Speaker 6: Okay, So, first of all, kudos for going on dates.
Speaker 6: People don't go on real dates anymore. So I think
Speaker 6: that's dope that you are being taken on real dates,
Speaker 6: because that's what dating is, all right.
Speaker 8: Now, just because that was a lot you just gave me.
Speaker 6: So I'm just about to see if this question is
Speaker 6: is what I gathered from it?
Speaker 8: All right?
Speaker 6: So his his best friend is his ex girlfriend. That's
Speaker 6: the same person, correct, Yeah.
Speaker 20: But he was preventing it if there was two different people.
Speaker 8: Yeah, no, keep them cut off that that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's a clown and he tried to be a
Speaker 6: magician with it and it didn't work. Nah, then gonna
Speaker 6: try to tell you how you reacted was wrong. He's
Speaker 6: a clown. He plays too many games. Don't don't got
Speaker 6: time for that. How you gonna tell you? That's the
Speaker 6: problem people think women think that you can't have a
Speaker 6: female best friend to get Yo, your best friend was
Speaker 6: your ex girlfriend? Like, nah, we're not doing that Now
Speaker 6: you gave him a real example of that because you
Speaker 6: have a male best friend who you and him were
Speaker 6: just strictly platonic this whole time, you know what I mean,
Speaker 6: that's where their best friend is. And when you cross
Speaker 6: them lines and you try to go back, that's when
Speaker 6: it becomes weird because now y'all are y'all are now intimate.
Speaker 6: You know y'all were once intimate, So leave him cut off.
Speaker 6: And this is and is not wrong to think about him.
Speaker 6: This is somebody that you liked and then you got
Speaker 6: to take an account. You were just single and celibate
Speaker 6: for four years. So any type of good attention that
Speaker 6: you get coming out of that, you're going to go
Speaker 6: crazy over it.
Speaker 8: So it's not wrong that you're thinking about him. But
Speaker 8: he is not for you.
Speaker 6: You you're you're your eyes is wide open, you got
Speaker 6: the blinders off.
Speaker 4: You good you.
Speaker 8: You have cleaned yourself and purified yourself for four years.
Speaker 6: You don't got time for none of that narcissistic bs
Speaker 6: that he playing around with, you know what I mean?
Speaker 20: Yes, thank you so much for validating that.
Speaker 8: Yes, I think you're good.
Speaker 6: I think you're in the best in the best position
Speaker 6: that you could ever be in dating like you. I'm
Speaker 6: guessing you know what it's like to love yourself. You
Speaker 6: know what it's like to be alone. You know what
Speaker 6: you will tell.
Speaker 22: I know what you want.
Speaker 8: You know what's inappropriate.
Speaker 6: Things that don't align with you, don't even don't even
Speaker 6: try to mess up all of that four years of
Speaker 6: hard work for a clown like that.
Speaker 8: We're not doing that.
Speaker 20: Thank you so much.
Speaker 8: You welcome girl, and congress to you.
Speaker 20: You got a whole little glow with I. You made
Speaker 20: whole baby, her second baby, like I can see the happiness.
Speaker 20: I can see the glow all over you.
Speaker 15: So thank you, Chris.
Speaker 4: I appreciate that.
Speaker 17: Girl.
Speaker 8: Ah blah.
Speaker 5: Now just this young lady has a problem has to
Speaker 5: do with you.
Speaker 8: Oh my god, what is it? A lady?
Speaker 4: Yes, what.
Speaker 1: Kind of last?
Speaker 4: How are you doing?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 32: So I got tickets for your soul months ago away
Speaker 32: and the exact or not rescheduled. So I said, okay,
Speaker 32: we'll just go when i's rescheduled. Well, now I's rescheduled,
Speaker 32: and if fifty can but the glove that I got
Speaker 32: them with, she and I no longer speak.
Speaker 3: I've emailed her.
Speaker 32: In an text and Facebook term and said.
Speaker 33: Hey, can you just give me my information because I
Speaker 33: still want to God not responded, and I levastated because
Speaker 33: I'm going to buy a ticket to the met Lane show,
Speaker 33: you know, because.
Speaker 3: I really want to go.
Speaker 14: Is something we want to do, you're gonna.
Speaker 20: Do with So that's not the issue.
Speaker 3: But I just can't understand why just send me my
Speaker 3: paid for her or send.
Speaker 15: Me my money.
Speaker 33: And it's pissed me off. And then another thing is
Speaker 33: you are you doing the meat and break after the
Speaker 33: four o'clock show?
Speaker 4: Nope, No, I'm not.
Speaker 8: I'm not.
Speaker 33: That's the devastating part because four o'clock actually works.
Speaker 3: For me and I'm telling so it doesn't matter. But
Speaker 3: I don't know my money on my ticket.
Speaker 20: For the Friday show?
Speaker 8: Okay, what show is she gonna be at? What show?
Speaker 4: Did she?
Speaker 6: Did she get your tickets for Best Friday Friday?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 33: Yeah, I don't even remember this so long Ado, so
Speaker 33: it's Friday?
Speaker 8: Okay, all right? Cool?
Speaker 6: You want to give me a name so I can
Speaker 6: tell her that was wrong. I'm gonna tell her on
Speaker 6: stage after the show. I ain't gonna say that crazy
Speaker 6: because she's still with my fan, you know what I mean.
Speaker 6: But I'm just gonna be like, you know that was
Speaker 6: wrong that you did my homegirl like that.
Speaker 4: Man, it depends you.
Speaker 3: Don't even have to say her name. Is you said the.
Speaker 20: Scenario, she would know?
Speaker 8: All right?
Speaker 4: Cool?
Speaker 8: Cool, cool, all right?
Speaker 6: So look this, you already brought your ticket because I
Speaker 6: can just get your tickets to the show, and you
Speaker 6: can you have another fan that you want to bring
Speaker 6: to the man and a. I'll just get you and
Speaker 6: them for free, and then what I will do is
Speaker 6: is I will take a picture with you. I'm not
Speaker 6: doing meet and Greek for that show, but if you
Speaker 6: give me your name and your plus one's name, I
Speaker 6: can have security bring you to the back after that
Speaker 6: show and I'll just take a picture with you.
Speaker 3: Thank you, my bay.
Speaker 32: Yeah, I can't wait to see you out of such
Speaker 32: a big fan.
Speaker 8: Thank carey. I love you girl.
Speaker 3: Y'all from Paris last week, Paris, I.
Speaker 8: Know that's right. Hold up, if you called us from
Speaker 8: parents friends last week?
Speaker 3: Yes, mine and boer right, you're right.
Speaker 8: I got all of my business on that part.
Speaker 3: But I was watching They're gonna put me on.
Speaker 5: Saturday, Yes, ma'am, I see Saturday's show on Saturday.
Speaker 4: Tell people that.
Speaker 6: Arlington, Texas, y'all, Dallas Footworth. Make sure y'all get y'all
Speaker 6: tickets for the m priv shows. Me and Dozzie Alexander
Speaker 6: will be there this weekend. We got five shows, so
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Speaker 5: See what do you do in that situation? You buy
Speaker 5: a ticket to go with somebody? Y'all don't speak no more,
Speaker 5: but I still want to go.
Speaker 1: Yo.
Speaker 5: Do y'all sit at the same table and just don't
Speaker 5: speak at ny hell no, hell no?
Speaker 18: Man?
Speaker 8: I the girl? Honestly what the girl did to her?
Speaker 6: Because I should have asked what did y'all do? Why
Speaker 6: did y'all fall out? Because she probably did something crazy
Speaker 6: to Shorty That's why she's not getting that fifty five
Speaker 6: hours back.
Speaker 8: But I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 6: That's why I said, let me know her name, because
Speaker 6: I'm gonna bring her in the back and ask her
Speaker 6: what happened?
Speaker 4: What happened?
Speaker 8: Friday at seven, We'll.
Speaker 5: Get your texts to see just this weekend? What shows?
Speaker 5: How many shows?
Speaker 4: You got?
Speaker 8: Five?
Speaker 6: We got two on Friday and three on Saturday and
Speaker 6: the Mad Day was just added on Saturday at four
Speaker 6: so get those tickets, y'all.
Speaker 5: All right, now when we come back, we got the
Speaker 5: ladies with Laura. Don't go anywhere.
Speaker 4: It's the breakfast slogan morning the breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: If you daddy list make some noise meaning, by by
Speaker 1: the way, no respect to dead beef fathers.
Speaker 4: I really mean that from the bottom of my heart.
Speaker 1: All of the fathers who choose not be in their
Speaker 1: children's lives, y'all are complete suckers.
Speaker 7: I don't even know.
Speaker 4: How you can like enjoy that your kids give you,
Speaker 4: and the feeling of.
Speaker 5: Every day you walk in that house and that little
Speaker 5: that little baby just grab you.
Speaker 4: I don't care how much the baby mama pisses you off.
Speaker 4: That child is your responsibility and that is who you
Speaker 4: are there for.
Speaker 1: Even if you and the mother don't have no you know,
Speaker 1: dealings with each other, you should be there for that
Speaker 1: child and mothers you should not keep father away from
Speaker 1: their children. But I'm just talking about the ones that
Speaker 1: just choose to act like you know, we don't know, y'all.
Speaker 4: That's crazy. Thank y'all, y'all are suckers.
Speaker 8: Hey you're watching the show?
Speaker 4: WHOA, I'm sorry, No, I'm good, all right, let's get
Speaker 4: to the letters.
Speaker 8: Lauren Lauren becoming a straight fast.
Speaker 4: She can't tell me somebody that knows somebody detail.
Speaker 8: I'm a long girl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 7: And she'd be having the latest on the Latest with
Speaker 7: Lauren la Rosa.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you have sometimes you have details. Sometimes you have
Speaker 1: a little bit of everything on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: All right.
Speaker 23: Also, Clarissa Shields is everywhere right now doing press because
Speaker 23: you know she has that fight this weekend a Saturday
Speaker 23: with Lonnie Daniels happening in Detroit. Now, this fight, all
Speaker 23: her fights are a big deal, but this one is
Speaker 23: special because Clarissa has not fought in Detroit since turning pro.
Speaker 8: She's gonna walk out, according.
Speaker 34: To I thought her last fight was last fight was
Speaker 34: in the trade, maybe tripping the last of a website.
Speaker 8: No, it was an actual sports website. Well that is
Speaker 8: not true.
Speaker 23: But it's still a big fight for her because she
Speaker 23: says she's gonna be walking out to Rick Ross I'm
Speaker 23: a boss.
Speaker 8: Because she wants to remind the people, and she.
Speaker 23: Talked a bit last night on Nightcap about what we
Speaker 23: can expect from the fight.
Speaker 8: Let's take a listen.
Speaker 2: What you can look forward to see it on Saturday.
Speaker 35: I don't know if you guys watched the all women's
Speaker 35: card that happened with MVP July eleventh up in Masters.
Speaker 2: Regarding a lot of those girls that fought were good.
Speaker 35: They were ranked number two, three, and four in the world,
Speaker 35: but number one did not fight, so you didn't get
Speaker 35: to see the skills and the power and everything that
Speaker 35: I possessed.
Speaker 2: So that's what you're going to see on Saturday.
Speaker 35: And I'm bringing you know, I'm packing the house with
Speaker 35: fifteen thousand people. I'm well over a million dollars at
Speaker 35: the gate already. We're going to do probably close to
Speaker 35: two million dollar that they gate.
Speaker 2: I'm coming out to put on the shell, the shell.
Speaker 35: For the people, and I'm come there and I'm bringing power.
Speaker 35: I'm bringing skills, I'm bringing speed, and i want to
Speaker 35: show you why I wear These greatest women of all.
Speaker 1: Time changed dropping includes mol Clarisa Shildtle the arena right. Yes, yes,
Speaker 1: she's definitely fought before She's fat there like three times.
Speaker 4: I watch clarisas shields for a long time.
Speaker 23: Well, I think you know, we had the conversation about
Speaker 23: the fight. Everyone's expecting Clarists Shields to win, of course,
Speaker 23: but there's also been a lot of conversation, a lot
Speaker 23: of conversations about things outside of her in the ring,
Speaker 23: which I think I like to see because I do
Speaker 23: like to see the girls have it all. But you know,
Speaker 23: it has to be a lot of pressure. So everywhere
Speaker 23: she's been that I've seen, they've asked her about her
Speaker 23: new relationship, her new music. So let's take a listen
Speaker 23: to Clarissa's Shields talking about wanting to have kids on
Speaker 23: the Pivot.
Speaker 35: So I feel like I put too much time on
Speaker 35: hold on having a kid and being married and stuff
Speaker 35: for boxing. Already, I'm going to have a baby next
Speaker 35: year already. Are we already had it planned out. I'm
Speaker 35: gonna have baby next year, and then after I go
Speaker 35: through my stuff, then I'll come back and fight and
Speaker 35: fight some more, and then probably have another one and then.
Speaker 8: Do the same thing again.
Speaker 35: Like I don't want to wait till im, you know,
Speaker 35: forty forty three whatever after my career to have my kids.
Speaker 35: I want to be able to run at the park
Speaker 35: with my kids and stuff like that. I don't I
Speaker 35: don't want to be too old. So I think that
Speaker 35: keep my body in shape I don't drink, I don't smoke.
Speaker 8: I think that.
Speaker 35: That that that that'll also helped me too when I'm
Speaker 35: going through this whole body and life change and stuff.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think that's what's up. Ye know, she don't
Speaker 6: want to be old when she had her kids.
Speaker 1: That's cool.
Speaker 8: I agree.
Speaker 23: And they talked a bit about that because they were
Speaker 23: talking about Nameo Soka and it's just the different pressure
Speaker 23: pressures that name Osaka had returned into tennis after having
Speaker 23: her kids. At Yeah Yes Now on nightcap last night,
Speaker 23: though Claris because she had an album release party last
Speaker 23: night while listening not released I'm sorry a listening party,
Speaker 23: she says that the music is not officially released, so
Speaker 23: we don't have it to play here. Her album, Yeah,
Speaker 23: it's hers. She she's rapping. So she talked about what
Speaker 23: she wants to do after music outside of being a mom.
Speaker 23: Let's take a listen to her on music on that cap.
Speaker 4: With other hobbies?
Speaker 7: Are you interested in?
Speaker 8: What else is it that you like to do?
Speaker 2: Music?
Speaker 35: I have My listening party today went very well, you
Speaker 35: know everybody. I had nine songs and they rated all
Speaker 35: my songs ten I was so sho. I like music
Speaker 35: and Honestly, I'm a big community person. I want to
Speaker 35: train young girls and young boys who come from environments
Speaker 35: that I grew up in, and I want to teach
Speaker 35: them boxing so boxing can help them like it helped me.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's what's up. But I ain't wold you.
Speaker 6: If I went to a Clarissa Shill's listening party, I
Speaker 6: would say it was nice too, even if it ain't.
Speaker 1: It does feel like this is the most shatter, at
Speaker 1: least on on social media that we've heard about Clarissa's
Speaker 1: Shields outside of the Ring, which is interesting because you know,
Speaker 1: she's had a Netflix documentary t Rex was really good.
Speaker 1: She's like a bioio her Life, which is really good
Speaker 1: starring Ryan Destiny, The Fire Inside. So you know, that's
Speaker 1: what I would tell people. For everybody who's just getting
Speaker 1: familiar with Clarissa Shields because you see her on social media,
Speaker 1: you see her Daton Pat Pools, go back and do
Speaker 1: your research. Go watch the Netflix documentary t Rex, Go
Speaker 1: watch The Fire Inside. Her bio pick with Ryan Destiny
Speaker 1: that came out with last year, Christmas, last Day.
Speaker 5: I just I just want to make sure that she's
Speaker 5: not distracting it, and she is focused because it's a
Speaker 5: lot going We had so many things outside of the
Speaker 5: boxing ring, and I need Clarisa to win. Clarissa the homie,
Speaker 5: I want her to win. She gets busy, she's nice.
Speaker 5: I just don't want any of these distractions to distract
Speaker 5: her from training and making sure she's properly prepared.
Speaker 18: Sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't think she discracted from training. I just
Speaker 1: you know she'll be She'll be focused in the ring
Speaker 1: on Saturday night. That's one thing I know about Clarissa's shields.
Speaker 1: She locks in, she does, she locks.
Speaker 6: But I get saying though, because it is a little lot,
Speaker 6: like it's a lot going on, a lot that we
Speaker 6: see her doing in the media is like she in
Speaker 6: the media almost every day, every other day. Yes, and
Speaker 6: it's not about fighting.
Speaker 1: It's very interesting to watch people star rise based off,
Speaker 1: you know, things that you don't necessarily would think would
Speaker 1: make their stars. You would think the movie would make
Speaker 1: the star, right or the documentary, But for whatever reason,
Speaker 1: it's just all this chatter.
Speaker 5: But I also think we're from a place where usually
Speaker 5: when boxes fight, they shut.
Speaker 4: Down for like.
Speaker 5: And then you only hear them the week before. But
Speaker 5: when you hear her popping up at award shows and
Speaker 5: doing this, that and the other. I just want to
Speaker 5: make sure you know what she she she's knocking this
Speaker 5: girl out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's that's the most important. I'm pretty sure she will.
Speaker 8: She coming out the rick. Yeah, that's that's cool.
Speaker 4: That's cool.
Speaker 8: I swear I thought it was gonna be our boyfriend,
Speaker 8: that's what.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 23: She talked a lot about Pat helping her right now
Speaker 23: and just being not even helping her, but just being
Speaker 23: like an ear and a guy for her all night
Speaker 23: cap as well last night.
Speaker 8: Let's say a listen, since.
Speaker 35: I met Pa Pools, he has brought a whole different
Speaker 35: woman out of me. I guess, like I listen to him,
Speaker 35: he can tell me to be quiet okay, and he
Speaker 35: knows how I fight, you know, so I can't bully
Speaker 35: him around the He's so kind to me and he's
Speaker 35: so helpful that I've always had to do everything myself
Speaker 35: since seventeen years old, and now I have somebody that
Speaker 35: really like have my back and my best interests. I
Speaker 35: was working on my happiness before I met him, but
Speaker 35: meeting him it just gave me, Like I think, when
Speaker 35: you find your person, you can just talk to him
Speaker 35: about anything and about any problem. Like I call him
Speaker 35: about everything, and I mean he always has his ear
Speaker 35: open to communicate and talk with me and give me
Speaker 35: great advice and also to let me know, like, look,
Speaker 35: you're wrong here.
Speaker 2: It's so many tweets and so many posts that I
Speaker 2: was about to put up. He like, no, don't do it.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 35: I feel like I have I have a great partner
Speaker 35: in crime, and we and we're going somewhere special.
Speaker 5: That man, absolutely, But could you imagine the tweets that
Speaker 5: he didn't save because some of the tweets that she
Speaker 5: put out, Now, just imagine the tweets that he said,
Speaker 5: please don't put that in.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but she never had nobody like that to calm
Speaker 6: her down or like she said, bring out the soft
Speaker 6: part of her or you know, she calls it a
Speaker 6: different type woman because she ain't never been soft, so
Speaker 6: she don't even know how to say soft.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he brings the soft parts out of her. I
Speaker 8: think that's dope. I knew.
Speaker 4: Wish more people would do that.
Speaker 1: Like, before you tweet something, just call somebody first and
Speaker 1: have the conversation. Just just talk about whatever it is
Speaker 1: that's making you want to tweet. Before you send the
Speaker 1: tweet out. That conversation you have might make you realize,
Speaker 1: you know what, it ain't thats sarious.
Speaker 23: I think sometimes two people take things the wrong way
Speaker 23: from her, Like she talks about the angel Rees tweet
Speaker 23: and like once I heard her actually talk about and
Speaker 23: just didn't read it and a twitter, I mean an
Speaker 23: ex post. I was like, I can see where people
Speaker 23: thought how they felt, but she was coming from a
Speaker 23: different place.
Speaker 8: Like you know what I mean, I know.
Speaker 5: We got a rap the crazy thing about Clorisa, and
Speaker 5: I think Chearlea Mane said the same is she's a
Speaker 5: very humble person.
Speaker 4: Like she will if she sees you, she'll come speak,
Speaker 4: she'll say what's up.
Speaker 5: So when she gets the bad rapp of being this meatess,
Speaker 5: she's not that she ass in the ring, but she's
Speaker 5: very humble person, very humble person, probab shoes like relations
Speaker 5: a lot.
Speaker 1: Now make sure you tune into the Zone this Saturday,
Speaker 1: July twenty sixth, because she that's where you can watch
Speaker 1: the fight.
Speaker 4: That's right, all right, Well that is the latest with Lauren.
Speaker 4: Now let's get to the mix.
Speaker 7: Let's go the breakfast club.
Speaker 5: Your mornings will never be the same morning everybody.
Speaker 4: It's theej Envy, just hilarious, Chelamaine to God. We are
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Speaker 5: Reminding you guys again my call show the last one
Speaker 5: o the year August sixteenth in New Jersey Tri State.
Speaker 4: So if you can make it, pull up on me.
Speaker 5: It's gonna be a lot of fun, family fun day.
Speaker 5: I know a lot of different markets schools start in August,
Speaker 5: but I know in the Tri State they don't start
Speaker 5: until September.
Speaker 4: So hey, come on through and enjoy yourself as a
Speaker 4: family fun day.
Speaker 17: Now.
Speaker 4: This week, you're gonna be in Texas, right.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna be in Arlington, Texas, y'all at the end
Speaker 6: priv two shows on Friday and three shows on Saturday. Again,
Speaker 6: I have added a matinee show for four pm, so
Speaker 6: get your tickets because I will not be doing shows
Speaker 6: on Sunday, guys, So get your tickets for that matin
Speaker 6: they show now.
Speaker 8: Listen.
Speaker 6: It's seventy eight percent sold out, So the only show
Speaker 6: that we got to sell out is the matinee.
Speaker 8: I am sorry, y'all, but get those tickets if he can.
Speaker 6: I will be doing Meet and Greek for the nine
Speaker 6: pm show on Friday, and also the nine thirty show
Speaker 6: on Saturday, So get those tickets. Just alisofficial dot com.
Speaker 6: And next weekend, Dude, Jackson Little Jacksonville, Florida, You're girl
Speaker 6: gonna be at the Company's one. So get your tickets
Speaker 6: because we got four shows next weekend.
Speaker 1: Now we got a salute to Pete Booty Judge for
Speaker 1: joining us this morning. Salute to Pete Booty Judge. Man cool, Yeah,
Speaker 1: he cool as hell. A former United States Secretary of Transportation.
Speaker 1: He's polling at thirteen percent right now in regards to
Speaker 1: being the Democrat nominee for twenty and twenty eight. I
Speaker 1: posted it up on my Instagram page and asked, you know,
Speaker 1: do y'all think he was his chances? My comments ain't
Speaker 1: feeling it, no chance. Dam I love about black people, though.
Speaker 1: What even though there's a poll that said he got
Speaker 1: a thirteen percent chance, black people will be like he
Speaker 1: got zero.
Speaker 8: But that's why he told you depends on what poll
Speaker 8: you're looking at.
Speaker 1: Somebody gonna vote for I guess you know they said
Speaker 1: zero percent chance of him getting the nomination or winning out.
Speaker 5: But it wasn't Barack Obama, like less than ten percent
Speaker 5: when he first when when they started his first one post.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but let's deal with the reality of it. Barack
Speaker 4: Obama wasn't gay, damn.
Speaker 1: And I think it's just gonna be very hard for
Speaker 1: an LGBTQ president, you know, to win.
Speaker 5: Like, what are people like, what are people scared of?
Speaker 5: Theyre gonna have pink guns in the military, Like, come on.
Speaker 4: I think Pete is a very sharp person. Yep. I
Speaker 4: think he would make a great candidate. I think so,
Speaker 4: But you know, I don't. I don't know like it.
Speaker 1: But you got to hear his messaging. That's the problem
Speaker 1: with Democrats right now. They don't really have a message,
Speaker 1: you know, like just because you sound good and you
Speaker 1: talking good don't mean anything. What's your message? What are
Speaker 1: you going to deliver to people? Like just walking around
Speaker 1: saying Trump bad, Trump bad ain't gonna cut it.
Speaker 17: Now.
Speaker 8: Well, they may take a gay man to get the
Speaker 8: messaging right.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe you know, listen, man, stranger things have happened
Speaker 1: in America. I just don't think America is ready for
Speaker 1: a gay president.
Speaker 4: I mean, we.
Speaker 8: Wanted like a woman president, that's right, But who you
Speaker 8: got winning that? Would you have a black woman?
Speaker 6: What do you think America which is a black woman
Speaker 6: over a gay white man, or a kay white man
Speaker 6: over a black woman.
Speaker 4: Depends with the black woman. We had that conversation to
Speaker 4: about women.
Speaker 1: Right, Hillary Clinton one more popular vote by more than
Speaker 1: three million both.
Speaker 4: If there's no electoral college, Hillary Clinton's president correct.
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris has had the second most votes of any
Speaker 1: Democratic nominee ever. So I just think it's you know,
Speaker 1: it's not that America wouldn't vote for a woman. It's
Speaker 1: just gonna take the right person the breakthrough.
Speaker 4: Okay, well, we're tuning to give away that daily bread
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Speaker 5: Nows you've got a positive note. I do have a
Speaker 5: positive note and it comes from a frank man. I
Speaker 5: love this quote a lot. Our lives are fashioned by
Speaker 5: our choices. First we make our choices. Then our choices
Speaker 5: make us choose. Choose wisely.
Speaker 8: Breakfast club, you don't finish for y'all done,