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Speaker 1: How y'all feel out there? I feel blessed, black and
Speaker 1: holly favored. Happy to be here another day to serve
Speaker 1: our beautiful listener's good morning.
Speaker 2: What is happening?
Speaker 3: That's right?
Speaker 4: It's election day today, Election day, November fourth.
Speaker 2: Yeah, man, I was up last night watching sports.
Speaker 1: You know, my South Carolina game Cocks played last night,
Speaker 1: the lady game Cox played last night.
Speaker 2: You know dominated I forgot who they even played? Golden
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Speaker 2: I can't remember Canyon. I think it was. I don't
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Speaker 6: It's Diddy birthday or today.
Speaker 5: Happy birthday, Diddy? Nobody happy, okay, Just to wish that man,
Speaker 5: you know, what I'm saying. Can we start off with
Speaker 5: some some nice diddy.
Speaker 2: You're a ridiculous person for no reason.
Speaker 1: You just you just be wanting drama like you just
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Speaker 1: the table to take What can I say today that's
Speaker 1: going to have everybody says needs to be all right?
Speaker 6: Was Kathy Griffin birthday today?
Speaker 2: You go dropping a close bubble?
Speaker 6: Yes, exactly.
Speaker 3: I don't have a Kathy Griffin reckon.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry we got her donkey.
Speaker 6: So he got to use her her donkey today.
Speaker 3: All right, Well that was awkward.
Speaker 1: Well, past the Pastor Michael Jesus, Jesus, Lord have mer.
Speaker 3: Pastor Michael Todd will be joining us this morning.
Speaker 1: Yes, absolutely. He's on a tour, yes, tied trip. It
Speaker 1: called the We Outside Tour. It's a seventeen city national
Speaker 1: gospel and Christian music tour that's taking place right now.
Speaker 2: But he'll be here to talk to us about all
Speaker 2: types of stuff.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 1: It's always, you know, great having conversation with people like
Speaker 1: Pastor Michael Todd.
Speaker 6: The way he's gonna do on the tour though, is
Speaker 6: he gonna preach?
Speaker 3: He does music?
Speaker 5: No, he does music, but he's not the artist, right,
Speaker 5: I think he just he's.
Speaker 2: A producer group. Okay, Yeah, they just put out album. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I got the name of it.
Speaker 4: We're gonna talk to them about all that this morning,
Speaker 4: and let's get the show crack. And we got front
Speaker 4: page news. Mimi O be joining us, Day thirty five
Speaker 4: of the shutdown. Also voting today. Are you out already
Speaker 4: or you're heading to the polls. We'll talk to all
Speaker 4: that and you can get it off your chest. Eight
Speaker 4: hundred five five, one oh five one. Wake your gass up.
Speaker 4: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, Good morning everybody. It's
Speaker 4: DJ en Vy, Jess Hilari is Charlamage the guy. We
Speaker 4: are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page
Speaker 4: news now. Last night the Cowboys played the Arizona Cardinals.
Speaker 3: Cowboys lost. Drop a b a bomb for the Cardinals place.
Speaker 1: Why are you driving a bomb for the garden. The
Speaker 1: Cardinals subs just as bad as y'all do three and five?
Speaker 1: So why he's dropping a clue bomb for the.
Speaker 3: Car anybody who beats the Cowboys? I drop a bomb
Speaker 3: for good morning.
Speaker 2: It's okay, I like it.
Speaker 3: What's up to me?
Speaker 9: Good morning, Envy Josh Charlamagne, how y'all doing this morning?
Speaker 10: Good morning, good morning.
Speaker 9: All right, Well, we start this morning on day thirty
Speaker 9: five of the government shut down with the White House
Speaker 9: in Congress, they are still deadlocked over whether to extend
Speaker 9: those Affordable Care Act subsidies. Now, that's the program that
Speaker 9: helps keep premiums down for millions of Americans. Now, until
Speaker 9: adils reach, key agencies remain unfunded and the ripple effects
Speaker 9: they are spreading as a nation's air traffic control system
Speaker 9: is now nearing a breaking point.
Speaker 11: Now.
Speaker 9: The FAA says it is running dangerously low on staff,
Speaker 9: forcing it to slow or even stop flights as some
Speaker 9: of the country's busy.
Speaker 10: At airports just to keep travelers safe.
Speaker 9: So this weekend alone, more than ten thousand flights were
Speaker 9: delayed a nearly four hundred more were canceled nationwide, with Dallas, Newark, Atlanta,
Speaker 9: and Houston among the hardest hits. Now, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy,
Speaker 9: he says the agency has issued a critical safety alert,
Speaker 9: meaning it is intentionally pacing out flights and reducing traffic
Speaker 9: to avoid accidents.
Speaker 10: Listen to what he had to say.
Speaker 12: We will delay, we will cancel any kind of flight
Speaker 12: across the national airspace to make sure people are safe.
Speaker 12: But there is a level of risk that gets injected
Speaker 12: into the system when we have a controller that's doing
Speaker 12: two jobs instead of one. We manage that, we look
Speaker 12: out for it and safety is the priority. But I
Speaker 12: will just tell you, as bad as it is the
Speaker 12: numbers you just gave this, we will look back. If
Speaker 12: the government doesn't open in the next week or two,
Speaker 12: we'll look back as these were the good days, not
Speaker 12: the bad days.
Speaker 2: It's only going to get worse.
Speaker 9: Yeah, so really serious consequences there. Yeah, many of those workers,
Speaker 9: as we've been talking about, they haven't been paid in weeks.
Speaker 9: And the union that represents the shut down, the union
Speaker 9: that represents the air traffic controllers, they are warning that
Speaker 9: as airports could they will continue to see a string
Speaker 9: of near misses. So in Boston there was a Delta
Speaker 9: pilot who aboarded a landing just so that he wouldn't
Speaker 9: hit someone else that was taking off. And in Cleveland
Speaker 9: the west Jet it narrowly missed a medical helicopter. And
Speaker 9: even in New York at Labordia, a United plane it
Speaker 9: clipped another airplane's tail. While eighty percent of the air
Speaker 9: traffic controllers were out, so we are seeing long lines
Speaker 9: on the on the ground too. There's spiral video or
Speaker 9: viral pictures of Houston. The airport is wrapped. The lines
Speaker 9: are wrapped around the airport there. So it is getting really, really,
Speaker 9: really bad. So we will continue to watch what's going
Speaker 9: on in the sky. But now to the dinner table,
Speaker 9: where the Trump administration says that it will restart SNAP payments,
Speaker 9: but only partially so more than forty two million Americans
Speaker 9: who rely on SNAP to buy groceries.
Speaker 10: Those benefits, they cost.
Speaker 9: About nine billion dollars a month, but the administration says
Speaker 9: there's only five billion dollars available in an emergency fund,
Speaker 9: and that's going to cover about half.
Speaker 10: Of what families usually get.
Speaker 9: Now, this move comes after two federal judges they ordered
Speaker 9: the government to use that fund, calling it unlawful to
Speaker 9: freeze benefits during a shutdown. A food banks across the country,
Speaker 9: they are bracing for the fallout, trying to keep the
Speaker 9: shells stocked while families wait on those delayed benefits. Let's
Speaker 9: listen to what's happening.
Speaker 13: We don't know what to tell people when they can
Speaker 13: really start to expect those dollars to be seen on
Speaker 13: their EBT card. It takes time for them to process
Speaker 13: how much that payment is going to be to the States,
Speaker 13: and then for the States how to distribute that partial payment.
Speaker 13: So it's really challenging right now to communicate what people
Speaker 13: should be able to expect when they'll get their SNAP benefits.
Speaker 13: Food banks across the country are truly the supplement to
Speaker 13: the Supplement of Nutrition Assistance Program. For every one meal
Speaker 13: that we provide, SNAP provides nine. It is a massive
Speaker 13: gap that food banks cannot fully fill. But right now,
Speaker 13: what I can tell you this, we're going to do
Speaker 13: whatever we can to try to reduce the pain that
Speaker 13: so many are feeling as a result of this government.
Speaker 1: Shutdown mass loute dollar food banks food pantries across the country.
Speaker 1: I want to summit the Food Bank of New York City.
Speaker 1: You know, last week I donated to have twenty five
Speaker 1: thousand meals giving out from the Food Bank, and I.
Speaker 2: Wanted New Yorkers to match me. Man, they did more
Speaker 2: than match me.
Speaker 1: We've been able to provide one hundred and fifty thousand
Speaker 1: meals since last Friday. So thank you to the Food
Speaker 1: Bank of New York City and if y'all want to
Speaker 1: continue to donate to them, go to food Bank NYC
Speaker 1: dot org.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and just to add to that, new SNAP rules
Speaker 9: that quietly took effect over the weekend. We didn't talk
Speaker 9: about this a little bit yesterday, but under Trump's big
Speaker 9: beautiful bill, there are more changes now that are coming
Speaker 9: to the SNAP program. So there are new work requirements
Speaker 9: that will change who is now eligible for those payments.
Speaker 9: So if you are enabled body adult is what they're
Speaker 9: calling it, who can work, train, or volunteer, you must
Speaker 9: do that for eighty hours a month to keep your benefits.
Speaker 9: Parents and caregivers, they are also filling it. So before
Speaker 9: caring for a child under eighteen made you exempt from
Speaker 9: that work rule, now the cutoff is fourteen, and some
Speaker 9: exemption exemptions were already are also rolled back, meaning if
Speaker 9: you're a veteran, if you're homeless, or if you are
Speaker 9: a former foster youth, you now have to meet stricter
Speaker 9: standards to qualify.
Speaker 10: And all that took place over the.
Speaker 2: Ways as a damn shaming that they're doing that to
Speaker 2: the veterans.
Speaker 1: The veterans should be getting you know, free food aid
Speaker 1: just because they you know, serve this country. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: also to a why do people act like the folks
Speaker 1: on Snap don't work? Like Yeah, I've never known people
Speaker 1: who had Snap not to work. They always worked. But
Speaker 1: you gotta work because they may not be making enough
Speaker 1: money to pay for their rent, to pay for their bills,
Speaker 1: and to put food on the table.
Speaker 2: That's why he got snapped. Yep.
Speaker 10: The definitely was a misconception of who's on Snap.
Speaker 3: So yeah, a huge misconception, a misconception.
Speaker 4: Most people feel like people on Snap are not working,
Speaker 4: They're lazy, they got a bunch of kids, they sit
Speaker 4: up home and watch TV all day.
Speaker 3: But that's not facts.
Speaker 2: Yeah, them guys.
Speaker 1: Uh, you know that some of those Republicans need to
Speaker 1: go down south and go to those rural areas and
Speaker 1: those same people with the Trump signs in the yard
Speaker 1: and whar they maga hats those those low income white folks,
Speaker 1: they own wealth and and Snap just like everybody else. Absolutely,
Speaker 1: actually they make up the majority of people on Snap benefits.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 4: The latt is front page news. Tak you me me,
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Speaker 4: you're mad or blessed.
Speaker 6: I hate the way that you walk, the way did
Speaker 6: you talk?
Speaker 7: I hate the way you dress.
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Speaker 14: What's up the fire?
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Speaker 8: All right?
Speaker 14: Hell, look you hear me?
Speaker 3: Good morning? What's up?
Speaker 15: Brother?
Speaker 3: Get it off your chest?
Speaker 16: Good morning?
Speaker 15: I did.
Speaker 16: I didn't know if you guys already talked about it.
Speaker 14: I just wanted to say that day here's the voting
Speaker 14: day for for local local elections. Just want to remind
Speaker 14: everybody to go out and both Today it was.
Speaker 1: The governor's rates in New Jersey. I'm voting in that
Speaker 1: governor's race in Virginia. The mayor or city.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I'm in Massachusetts, so I'm definitely going after work today.
Speaker 2: Okay, but y'all got a governor rais.
Speaker 14: Yeah, and and and mayor.
Speaker 2: Range it may raising gotcha all right?
Speaker 4: Like you said, Yeah, today's election that we've been saying
Speaker 4: it all morning long, get out there and vote this morning.
Speaker 17: Thank you.
Speaker 18: Brother.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this be?
Speaker 19: This frontage going on?
Speaker 3: Y'all get it off your chest.
Speaker 19: Here, man Charlotte mane the God.
Speaker 16: Yes, yes, yes, yeah, it's real serious. We get off
Speaker 16: my tip with the government.
Speaker 20: Shutdown.
Speaker 16: What I'm saying is this administration right now, they're really
Speaker 16: not caring about the people. And at the end of
Speaker 16: the day, Trump is mister fire. He's firing everybody, and
Speaker 16: he stated that before this happened.
Speaker 19: So what I'm saying is for people to sit back,
Speaker 19: take this serious. Forget about going to work for no pay.
Speaker 19: They're playing you in your face. Sit back, let this
Speaker 19: thing shut down, because I'm telling you they're not bringing
Speaker 19: you back. This is a whole new system coming in,
Speaker 19: in my opinion, and they're not bringing back these workers.
Speaker 16: They're playing in your faith. And you guys are really
Speaker 16: helping do it. You're doing what the corporates is supposed
Speaker 16: to be doing, and your money shouldn't be supplying to
Speaker 16: people right now. And if we're going to do it
Speaker 16: like that, then that definitely telling me this is a
Speaker 16: whole new system and we just have to look out
Speaker 16: for ourselves. To do it a different way because the
Speaker 16: government is not the way.
Speaker 2: That's very interesting.
Speaker 1: So you think that they, you know, they want to
Speaker 1: force people to quit their jobs so they can bring
Speaker 1: in AI.
Speaker 16: Absolutely AI taking over the jobs that they're clearing them out.
Speaker 16: Humans are gone and they're playing in your faces right now.
Speaker 16: They're not bringing these people back.
Speaker 2: Interesting.
Speaker 16: Hello, who's this Joe Green from BA Come on and
Speaker 16: blendman with.
Speaker 3: Something off your chest?
Speaker 21: All these all these.
Speaker 19: Lobbyists, I think it should be a law that they
Speaker 19: should be your pretty do.
Speaker 8: It should be a law.
Speaker 16: But they if they if they're gonna close the governe
Speaker 16: with down, they should get their leader.
Speaker 2: You mean the lobbyists we're talking about.
Speaker 1: I'm talking about with me, you mean your elected officials.
Speaker 4: Elected officials. He feels the governments domination get paid to
Speaker 4: And I agree with you. I agree with you because
Speaker 4: it is because it's like they're getting paid, so they
Speaker 4: might not have to force it or even go to
Speaker 4: because they getting paid.
Speaker 1: Regards I got, well, you know how much you know
Speaker 1: how the outrage would be if like when the government
Speaker 1: shut down these corporate like number one, we weren't we
Speaker 1: didn't have to pay taxes and uh, you know number two.
Speaker 2: Uh, I forgot what I was gonna say.
Speaker 1: God damn it, I'm getting old, you know now we
Speaker 1: didn't have to pay taxes and something else I was
Speaker 1: about to say.
Speaker 2: I don't remember.
Speaker 4: Get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eighty five,
Speaker 4: one oh five one. If you need to vent, hit
Speaker 4: us up now.
Speaker 3: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 22: It's a new is your time to get it off
Speaker 22: your chest.
Speaker 3: Whether you're mad or bless something to get up and
Speaker 3: get something. Call up now. Eight hundred and five eight five,
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Speaker 3: on the Breakfast Club. Hello.
Speaker 7: Who's this Hello?
Speaker 3: What's your name?
Speaker 8: I want to be I want to be anonymous.
Speaker 3: Okay, miss Anonymous. Get it off your chest.
Speaker 20: I want to get off process. I just want you
Speaker 20: guys to know.
Speaker 8: When you guys are going through.
Speaker 20: The airport, just think the officers for coming to work
Speaker 20: and not being paid. And we understand that y'all frustrated
Speaker 20: because of the long lines. But we frustrated as well.
Speaker 2: That's right. I agree, we all them together. I completely
Speaker 2: agree with you.
Speaker 5: Right, you are so right. I did that flying out
Speaker 5: of Charlotte. This weekend and flying into Charlotte.
Speaker 6: So you are so right, Thank you.
Speaker 20: I appreciate it. And also I want to call out
Speaker 20: the FMZ for New York City. You don't want us
Speaker 20: to get no type of gifts from the passengers from
Speaker 20: the airlines. They just want us to be slaving in there.
Speaker 6: From passengers. Y'all can't accept nothing.
Speaker 4: I get why they said that. I get why they
Speaker 4: don't say the money, but they should be able to
Speaker 4: get gift calls, they should be able to get food.
Speaker 6: But why can't they accept the money.
Speaker 4: Because they're saying, if you could bribe somebody to get
Speaker 4: something through. Oh so you gave money, he's lit one
Speaker 4: hundred dollars, slide this through. But I get it, but
Speaker 4: they should be able to get food or breakfast or
Speaker 4: dinner or launch to help somehow some way.
Speaker 20: We can't get nothing. We can't take nothing. We can't
Speaker 20: do nothing.
Speaker 8: No gift cars, No guys, y'all bad stuff.
Speaker 5: Whispering them cash apps, telling you whisper them cash apps.
Speaker 5: Can nobody prove that they send you cash apps.
Speaker 20: That's the fact. So also I want you guys to
Speaker 20: keep them mind. Anybody listening, just make sure when you
Speaker 20: guys are traveling, Please please please thank the officers because
Speaker 20: you don't know if they're coming work doing their jobs.
Speaker 20: They're telling us to come the word there, telling us
Speaker 20: we call out, we're going to lose our jobs. So
Speaker 20: you don't know who in there doing their job the
Speaker 20: way they're supposed to be.
Speaker 4: Right right, And how many times people try to walk
Speaker 4: through with some weed.
Speaker 3: And you just turn your head the other way?
Speaker 2: A weed is legal, sir, never you can't.
Speaker 1: You can't stop weed through the airport. You can't know
Speaker 1: what I don't be doing that noise? All right, right,
Speaker 1: all right, yeah, you.
Speaker 20: Guys, you know what I want to say.
Speaker 2: I remember what I wanted to say.
Speaker 1: If we didn't have to pay taxes during the government
Speaker 1: shut down, and if these corporations didn't get paid either,
Speaker 1: meaning we didn't have to pay them during the government shutdown.
Speaker 1: Like if you are a federal worker, you don't got
Speaker 1: to pay no rent, no mortgage, no light bills, no
Speaker 1: gas bills, no nothing.
Speaker 2: If you work for the federal government.
Speaker 1: And when the government is shut down, you think that
Speaker 1: these corporations and billionaires wouldn't be going crazy right now,
Speaker 1: These corporations, billionaires would be pushing back against the government,
Speaker 1: demanding that they do something to reopen this government if
Speaker 1: they weren't getting paid as well. If you're a federal worker,
Speaker 1: though only if you're a federal If you're a federal worker,
Speaker 1: you should be exempt from having to pay.
Speaker 2: Anything during the government shutdown.
Speaker 1: I guarantee that would make these corporations lose they mind.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we'll get it off your chest. Eight hundred five
Speaker 4: eighty five, one oh five. Well, we got the latest
Speaker 4: Lauren coming up. We were talking about Lauren.
Speaker 23: Good morning, y'all. We're talking about Jake Paul and Javonte
Speaker 23: Tank Davis. That fight they're supposed to happen in Atlanta
Speaker 23: is canceled, and we got some details exclusively as to why.
Speaker 2: Why we can't see Lauren. I can see what's here. Great, Oh,
Speaker 2: I's see it is me me.
Speaker 8: Oh no, sh you'll never see me.
Speaker 3: That's fact.
Speaker 1: You don't see yourself, right, Okay, That's what I'll be
Speaker 1: trying to get you to do every day.
Speaker 3: We got the latest with Laura. When we come back.
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Speaker 8: I'm the homegirl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 1: She'd be having the latest on you, the Big Law,
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Speaker 8: Hey y'all, good morning, any girl.
Speaker 23: So, the that fight that was supposed to go down
Speaker 23: with the Jake Paul and Dravonte take Davis in Miami
Speaker 23: I'm on November fourteen is not happening.
Speaker 8: It has been canceled officially.
Speaker 23: And this comes, you know, not too long after Dravonte
Speaker 23: tak Davis was a cues of assaulting a woman at
Speaker 23: a strip club. So MVP Promotions, which is the promotional
Speaker 23: group behind the fight, posted a statement yesterday that said
Speaker 23: Most Valuable Promotions the Netflix have announced that Jake Paul
Speaker 23: versus Javonte Davis, originally scheduled for Friday, November fourteenth in Miami,
Speaker 23: will no longer be moving forward. They say, our team
Speaker 23: has worked closely with all parties to navigate this situation responsibly.
Speaker 23: Because the last week they had announced that they were
Speaker 23: investigating into the assault claims by the woman and trying
Speaker 23: to figure out how they were going to move forward.
Speaker 23: The CEO of the company says, why we will not
Speaker 23: be moving forward with this event. Our plan still remains
Speaker 23: for Jake Paul to headline an event on Netflix in
Speaker 23: twenty twenty five. Details regarding a new date, location, Jake's
Speaker 23: opponent in additional bouts will be shared as soon as
Speaker 23: they are finalized. We think Netflix and think the venue
Speaker 23: as well for their partnership, and they say they appreciate
Speaker 23: continued support. There's also a plan in place already for
Speaker 23: fans who have purchased tickets. They say, if you purchase tickets,
Speaker 23: be a ticket master for the fight, you'll automatically get
Speaker 23: a refund.
Speaker 8: However you purchased.
Speaker 23: And then if you purchased through a third party, they say,
Speaker 23: you should contact your third party, and then they have
Speaker 23: an assistant like an email that you can reach out
Speaker 23: to if you need help navigating this situation.
Speaker 1: But let me ask your question, there must there must
Speaker 1: have been like there must be like a video or something,
Speaker 1: because it's a civil lawsuit and it's just allegations, it's
Speaker 1: not criminals, So there must be something that you know,
Speaker 1: made me be like, oh no, yeah, we got to
Speaker 1: back away from this.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so we actually have some exclusive details.
Speaker 23: So we were told by a source that would know
Speaker 23: that there is an alleged video of the incident. We
Speaker 23: were also told that, you know, it's not just about
Speaker 23: the incident, although I'm sure that that had a pretty
Speaker 23: big uh you know, that was a pretty big reason
Speaker 23: for why we got to this point. But we're also
Speaker 23: told when it comes to Javonte Tank Davis. You know,
Speaker 23: I sold about the source that they that you know,
Speaker 23: people working close to production aless that he is horrible
Speaker 23: to work with. He was very late all the time,
Speaker 23: and there was issues with getting him to promote the fight.
Speaker 23: All this on top of the fact that I'm told
Speaker 23: that the tickets weren't selling well in the first place.
Speaker 23: And then now you have this, you know, these allegations
Speaker 23: of assault that come from this woman in Florida, and
Speaker 23: you know, they just decided to pull the plug.
Speaker 3: Now, two questions.
Speaker 4: The woman in Florida is that his baby mother. Oh no,
Speaker 4: this is another separate incident.
Speaker 23: No, this is a separate incidents Roselle. She claimed that
Speaker 23: her and Tank or Gavonte Tank Davis had a private
Speaker 23: intimate relationship over the last five months, and she.
Speaker 8: Says that it hasn't been anything but smooth.
Speaker 23: She wrote in the lawsuit that was filed in Miami
Speaker 23: that she alleges that he beat her up and threatened
Speaker 23: her on several different occasions and then like even allegations
Speaker 23: of like I'll kill you and you know, things like that,
Speaker 23: and that there was.
Speaker 8: In the loss.
Speaker 23: So she mentions that it got worse at one point
Speaker 23: because she alleges that he attacked her while she was working.
Speaker 8: She's a VIP cocktail waitress.
Speaker 23: At Tutsis, and she alleges that he showed up around
Speaker 23: like a little bit after four o'clock in the morning
Speaker 23: one day founder in the vip lounge. She legends that
Speaker 23: he forcibly grabbed her and dragged her through the stairway,
Speaker 23: through a kitchen, through a back entrance, all the way
Speaker 23: into the parking garage.
Speaker 1: And the Gentlemen's club in can we drop on the
Speaker 1: glove box with Tutsis and Miami CLIs.
Speaker 2: Frequently I've been I frequented.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so she's a legend a lot.
Speaker 23: So if there is a video that shows any of this,
Speaker 23: you know what I mean, Like that would definitely anybody
Speaker 23: with some money on the line back away.
Speaker 3: But it's cameras all over.
Speaker 5: I'm show yeah now, Also to uh at all, I
Speaker 5: heard that the tickets wasn't sealing.
Speaker 2: I heard it was. I heard the tickets weren't moving
Speaker 2: like they wanted them to as well.
Speaker 4: So they saying he was supposed to get like a
Speaker 4: forty million plus payday forty million dollars?
Speaker 2: What did Jake Paul say? Lauren So?
Speaker 23: Jake Paul posted on his story last night, ten minutes
Speaker 23: after they announce been with Live and he said, Javonte
Speaker 23: Davis is an actual, walking human piece of garbage. Working
Speaker 23: with him as an absolute nightmare. The unprofessionalism, the boizar request,
Speaker 23: showing up hours late, to shoots, to the numerous arrests
Speaker 23: and related accusations and lawsuit. If you support this man,
Speaker 23: you support the most vile sin and man can commit.
Speaker 23: I did not want to give this, I'm going to say,
Speaker 23: allege alleged woman abus or a platform to grow his
Speaker 23: fans or to grow his bank account. My company Champions Women.
Speaker 23: He's talking about MVP. I'm so sorry to everyone involved,
Speaker 23: mostly to the undercar fighters, to my team at MVP,
Speaker 23: and to my team who works so hard prepping for
Speaker 23: this fight, sacrificing time with loved ones, kids, just for
Speaker 23: this food to lose his unintelligent mind again. It's scared
Speaker 23: that the devilish men like this can rise to the
Speaker 23: top of culture and sports, including positions of power. I
Speaker 23: hope you people moving forward look beyond his fake streetwear
Speaker 23: pieces and then he puts swag and captions and search
Speaker 23: for something deeper to be a fan of.
Speaker 8: As for me, I'm onto the next as always.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's unfortunate.
Speaker 1: One thing I tell everyone around me, and I stretched
Speaker 1: that to every young person around me. When you work
Speaker 1: with people, you want folks to say that you are
Speaker 1: a pleasure to work with.
Speaker 2: If the people you.
Speaker 1: Are working with say that, then you will always get work.
Speaker 1: Do you think these companies like a Netflix want to
Speaker 1: pay tens of millions of dollars to someone that's causing
Speaker 1: them stress.
Speaker 2: Nobody's bigger than the program.
Speaker 3: No, not at all. So who is he fighting next?
Speaker 4: Because he said the fight's still gonna happen, right, Do
Speaker 4: they have options to who he's gonna fight?
Speaker 2: You looking for people that want to hospitalize him?
Speaker 1: The names I saw he I'm like, boy, I mean Tank, Tank,
Speaker 1: Tank would have been a tough for him too, but
Speaker 1: tanks a lot smaller.
Speaker 2: But you're talking about andre Ward, Terrence Crawford. Man, if
Speaker 2: you don't sit down with Terrence Crawf, Yes, andre Ward too.
Speaker 1: And I rock with Jake, but I think Jake Paul
Speaker 1: does the phenomenal job. But come on now, yeah.
Speaker 8: Later as what he's doing, I love what he's.
Speaker 2: Doing with m VP. I think I love what he's doing.
Speaker 23: I heard Ryan Garcia too, and some of the websites
Speaker 23: I was reading and preparing for this, a lot of
Speaker 23: those sports websites were saying that that's like a big
Speaker 23: rumor to.
Speaker 1: Ryan got another fight lining up, though I forgot what
Speaker 1: the guy Mario or something, Yeah, Mario.
Speaker 3: Something forty minut you wanna fight him? I do two rounds?
Speaker 3: You do two?
Speaker 2: No, But listen, I will say this too.
Speaker 1: This is probably the first time in a long time
Speaker 1: that Tank hasn't been the A side, and I wonder
Speaker 1: if that was messing with him as well, because absolutely
Speaker 1: the side, yes, ego.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I hate to see when people get in their
Speaker 4: own way though, you know, I mean like they getting
Speaker 4: their own way for a huge payday to make sure
Speaker 4: that he could take care of his family's kids.
Speaker 1: And you know, here in one side, even though we've
Speaker 1: heard this from a lot of different people, still here
Speaker 1: in one side we are and I did.
Speaker 3: It's not gonna happen, is oh.
Speaker 2: Yeah. You know a lot of people.
Speaker 23: Reached out to Javonte, not not him directly, and I mean,
Speaker 23: if you want to help me, just I know that
Speaker 23: you also well, so I reached out to a team
Speaker 23: member that I knew that worked with him that would
Speaker 23: not give me any comment. But you know, one of
Speaker 23: the biggest things when you talk about and be what
Speaker 23: you're talking about, like people getting in their own way,
Speaker 23: is you got to think about, like why people show
Speaker 23: up for Javon saking David so much, like he represents
Speaker 23: so much from people from where he's from, areas he
Speaker 23: employed so many people. So something like this, especially if
Speaker 23: this is about to be what it is about to
Speaker 23: look like for the rest of his career, because he's
Speaker 23: been saying he doesn't want to fight anymore. This is
Speaker 23: a horrible way to you know, go out on top
Speaker 23: of everything that he's done. So it's just sad to see.
Speaker 3: All right, all right, well that is the latest Lauren.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Lauren.
Speaker 6: You're well.
Speaker 5: Did you you ever you know how water? I mean,
Speaker 5: how water gets inside of a coconut? You have to
Speaker 5: think about that.
Speaker 3: You high?
Speaker 2: Definitely?
Speaker 5: Yo, Look do you know how water gets inside? Do
Speaker 5: you drink coconut water?
Speaker 3: Tell us how hung over?
Speaker 6: All right? So this is the thing. The coconut liquid is.
Speaker 5: Coconut liquid is referred to its indoor sperm, right, so
Speaker 5: it's a creamy tissue that produces the texture. Is like
Speaker 5: that it's crazy, right thoughts like for real? No, I
Speaker 5: got no, no, no, it's not my thought. I saw it.
Speaker 5: It's these two guys that be doing like can you
Speaker 5: think I think they be high?
Speaker 6: But it's not mean a little.
Speaker 20: I'm not.
Speaker 3: I'm really not.
Speaker 7: You can really see it kind of big as lashes.
Speaker 6: No, I'm serious, Like that's crazy though, coco nut in.
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 7: All right?
Speaker 1: When we come back we got from showing up to
Speaker 1: the Jake Paul promotions, they was like, you know what, listen,
Speaker 1: what's you said?
Speaker 4: You got page news When we come back man, and
Speaker 4: then Pastor Michael Totter be joining.
Speaker 3: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, morning everybody. As Steve
Speaker 3: j MV.
Speaker 4: Jesse, Larry Charlamagne the guy, we are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Let's getting some front page news for sports. Last night
Speaker 4: the Cowboys lost.
Speaker 1: Yeah whatever, listen, salute the Kyne Anthony man dropping the
Speaker 1: clues bomb for Kyane Anthony. He had his debut last
Speaker 1: night with Syracuse. He had fifteen points. Man, as a freshman,
Speaker 1: that was his first game. He had fifteen points. I
Speaker 1: think he had six for ten, six ten shooting odough.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So he brought up and Graham was there. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: I love to see that man.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Fifteen points on six to ten shooting, three rebounds, three
Speaker 1: assists in twenty eight minutes. Man, So getting into young Cayenne.
Speaker 1: Syracuse one last night too, eighty five to forty seven
Speaker 1: against Binghamton.
Speaker 4: Okay, but don't forget the Cowboys lost last night. That
Speaker 4: Arizona can't seventeen. I just want to make sure people
Speaker 4: know the.
Speaker 1: Giants loss on Sunday too, right New York, in New York,
Speaker 1: and it's so ridiculous, like you know, the Giants got
Speaker 1: they ass beat on Sunday.
Speaker 6: Right, so right, we're not talking about that so old,
Speaker 6: so old.
Speaker 3: Like he's like a chick, just want some about old stuff,
Speaker 3: like now.
Speaker 7: That was old.
Speaker 1: No, New Yorkers are like chicks that want to talk
Speaker 1: about old stuff, y'all. That's all y'all do is live
Speaker 1: off y'all old glory days. But cowboys they got an
Speaker 1: old glory day. They super well, we definitely got a
Speaker 1: old lord day. Okay, the nineties was our era. I'm sorry, me,
Speaker 1: sorry me me, good morning me, me.
Speaker 10: Good morning y'all.
Speaker 8: A happy election day.
Speaker 9: So today is election day, and the stakes are high
Speaker 9: coast to coast, from city Hall in New York to
Speaker 9: state houses in Virginia and in New Jersey and even
Speaker 9: out here in California. So in New York City, though,
Speaker 9: President Trump is turning heads with a surprise endorsement. He's
Speaker 9: backing former Governor Andrew Cuomo, is a lifelong Democrat running
Speaker 9: as an independent instead of a Republican nominee, Curtis Sleewab.
Speaker 9: Now in truth, social Trump told supporters yesterday, whether you
Speaker 9: personally personally like Cuomo.
Speaker 10: Or not, you have no choice.
Speaker 9: He urged voters not to back Sleewak, calling it a
Speaker 9: vote for Zoran Mandani. Now Mandanni. He was on CNN
Speaker 9: last night. He was firing back, saying that the endorsement
Speaker 9: proves that Cuomo and Trump are cut from the same cloth.
Speaker 10: Let's listen to what he had to say.
Speaker 11: But I do think New Yorkers must understand that Andrew
Speaker 11: Cuomo waited until the final day before the election to
Speaker 11: have this be revealed. He wanted to be able to
Speaker 11: make the message to Democrats that he was in fact
Speaker 11: the governor that he said he was, and then right
Speaker 11: at the last moment, the last opportunity to fully embrace
Speaker 11: the MAGA movement that we have long said he has tied.
Speaker 10: To, so Mandannie.
Speaker 9: He's also responding to Trump's remarks on sixty Minutes, where
Speaker 9: the President said that he would withhold federal money from
Speaker 9: New York City if he wins.
Speaker 10: Let's listen to that as well.
Speaker 11: So I think you could clearly see that Donald Trump
Speaker 11: is threatened by our campaign. He's threatened by it because,
Speaker 11: like his we've diagnosed the crisis in working class New
Speaker 11: Yorker's lives the cost of living, but unlike him, we're
Speaker 11: actually going to deliver on that and that is a
Speaker 11: contrast that he can't bear to see. And this money
Speaker 11: that we're talking about, it's money that New York City
Speaker 11: is owed. It's not Donald Trump's to decide which city
Speaker 11: or state will get what money. This is the money
Speaker 11: that New Yorkers are owed, and this is the money
Speaker 11: that we're going to fight for.
Speaker 9: So that was him just responding to that, and so
Speaker 9: New Yorkers, of course, today is the day to vote. Meanwhile,
Speaker 9: in New Jersey and Virginia, voters are electing governors today.
Speaker 9: In New Jersey Democrat Mikey Cheryl and Republican Jack Chitdarelli,
Speaker 9: they have sparred over affordability, from housing to taxes to
Speaker 9: utility bills. And in Virginia, Democrat Abigail Spanberger she is
Speaker 9: centering her message on the economy. She's tying the ongoing
Speaker 9: shutdown and job job cuts to Trump's policies. Her opponent,
Speaker 9: Republican win some earl sears, and she's leaned heavily into
Speaker 9: social issues, but so far she struggled to gain traction.
Speaker 10: With voters who are worried about their wallet. And out
Speaker 10: here in California, voters are weighing in.
Speaker 9: On Proposition fifty today, and that's the measure that would
Speaker 9: redraw the state's congressional maps, so temporarily add five Democrat
Speaker 9: leaning seats. So from the economy to housing to drawing
Speaker 9: the maps. There's local elections almost going on in every city,
Speaker 9: and today is the day to make your voice heard.
Speaker 10: So election day is underway right now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm definitely gonna get my sticker when I go
Speaker 1: vote for governor of New Jersey. And I want to
Speaker 1: tell New York because if you support Zoran Mundani and
Speaker 1: you want Zoran Mundani to win, you better go out
Speaker 1: there and vote today. Okay, don't listen to the polls
Speaker 1: and think that he has it in the bag, because
Speaker 1: I believe the election is going to be way closer
Speaker 1: than people think. And folks are definitely mobilizing against Zoran Mundani,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. So you bet if you form,
Speaker 1: you better mobilize for them because they definitely mobilizing against them.
Speaker 10: Yeah, in a very big way.
Speaker 9: And while voters are making big decisions at the polls,
Speaker 9: there's another chapter closing this.
Speaker 10: Week for families in the DMV area.
Speaker 9: So, Jess, I have a question for you. You grew
Speaker 9: up in Baltimore. Did you ever go to six Flags
Speaker 9: in Bowie?
Speaker 6: Absolutely? I did.
Speaker 5: That was like the park for us, like, please, don't
Speaker 5: tell me what I think you about to tell me?
Speaker 2: What was that?
Speaker 10: I am about to tell you what you think I'm
Speaker 10: about to tell you? No, So, yes it is.
Speaker 9: There's a lot of memories tied to that park. It's
Speaker 9: trending on social media this morning, and that's because, after
Speaker 9: fifty years in operation, six Flags America has officially closed
Speaker 9: its doors. Trash why we got the economy, But basically,
Speaker 9: the company says that it is no longer part of
Speaker 9: its larger Six Flags Corporation. They said that the booby
Speaker 9: location it no longer fits into its long term plan.
Speaker 9: And so the park it's water parks.
Speaker 10: So what's that.
Speaker 8: Hurricane Harbor, Yes.
Speaker 5: Hurricane Harbor, Hurricane Bay, I'm sorry, Hurricane Bay.
Speaker 6: That's what it is.
Speaker 9: All of that, the one hundred rides to show the
Speaker 9: slides of roller coasters, it is all gone. So this
Speaker 9: house weekend crowds they packed in for one last visit
Speaker 9: before it permanently shut down. But for families, including you,
Speaker 9: just it's marking what the end of an error.
Speaker 10: A lot of summer memories and roller coasters and all that.
Speaker 5: So absolutely, so are they going to put something else
Speaker 5: right there or they just like, no, y'all can't have
Speaker 5: nothing buy.
Speaker 10: They didn't say yet.
Speaker 9: They just said right now it's closing, and they want
Speaker 9: people to kind of visit their other locations and what
Speaker 9: there's I think there's the Six Flags in New Jersey, Texas.
Speaker 4: It's about three hours away on the turnpight.
Speaker 5: No, yo, y'all don't understand how close that was in
Speaker 5: my house, Like that was so close we used to
Speaker 5: go there. I used to sneak in like it would
Speaker 5: be crazy.
Speaker 2: And that's why they closed exactly why because.
Speaker 3: They weren't making no money, no money. They made it easy.
Speaker 6: They ain't really have people working there many. They ain't
Speaker 6: made it easy, so people just go in.
Speaker 3: Damn, oh my god.
Speaker 10: Sunday was the day.
Speaker 9: So and while one institution is closing and saying goodbye,
Speaker 9: another one is celebrating a big milestone. So Howard University,
Speaker 9: where I went to school, it just got a major
Speaker 9: boost thanks to philanthropists Mackenzie Scott and she's donating eighty
Speaker 9: million dollars to the university and restricted funds.
Speaker 10: Yes, eighty million dollars.
Speaker 9: So that means, because it's unrestricted, the money can be
Speaker 9: used wherever it's needed the most. Now, this isn't her
Speaker 9: first time giving back, so when you add her earlier gifts,
Speaker 9: so forty million and twenty twenty, twelve million, and twenty
Speaker 9: twenty three.
Speaker 8: So Scott's total support for.
Speaker 9: Howard now tops one hundred and thirty two million dollars.
Speaker 10: Wow, I know that is a lot of money.
Speaker 2: I can't wait till can do. I can't wait till
Speaker 2: I can do stuff like that.
Speaker 1: I cannot wait till you hit eighty million dollars to
Speaker 1: Sacculina State University.
Speaker 6: That's amazing.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that's amazing.
Speaker 9: So the school says they plan to put seventeen million
Speaker 9: toward the College of Medicine to help launch a new
Speaker 9: academic medical center, and millions more will go to students
Speaker 9: in need. But Howard isn't even the only HBCU benefiting
Speaker 9: from her generosity. In the past week, she's given thirty
Speaker 9: eight million to Spellman, sixty three million to Morgan State,
Speaker 9: and thirty eight million to Alabama State University.
Speaker 7: So dope.
Speaker 10: She's also Jeff bezos ex wife.
Speaker 9: In case anyone didn't know that and she has pledged
Speaker 9: to give away most of her fortune and she's clearly
Speaker 9: keeping her promise.
Speaker 1: What if you're doing that just to piss Jeff Bezos off,
Speaker 1: you know, Jeff Bezos racist.
Speaker 2: She's like, I got something for you all.
Speaker 1: I take all your money and give it to these hbcuso. Yeah,
Speaker 1: what if I don't know whatever reason if you're doing
Speaker 1: it is, but you Yeah, salute to her.
Speaker 7: Man, damn man.
Speaker 2: Mckinzy's got to be doing it.
Speaker 8: That's absolutely Yeah.
Speaker 10: A lot of money given away there.
Speaker 9: So well, that's your front page news, y'all. I'm Mimi Brown.
Speaker 9: Follow me, I'm me Brown TV. For more stories, follow
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Speaker 9: visit binnews dot com.
Speaker 3: All right, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 4: Now, when we come back past them, Michael Todd will
Speaker 4: be joining us. We're gonna talk to him next and
Speaker 4: don't move. It's to Breakfast Club. Good Morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 17: Morning.
Speaker 4: Everybody is DJ Envy jes Hilarious, Charlamagne the God. We
Speaker 4: are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in
Speaker 4: the building. We're Pastor Mike Todd. Welcome back, brother.
Speaker 7: What's going on? Family, y'all good today.
Speaker 6: How you feeling.
Speaker 2: How you doing? Brother?
Speaker 7: I feel great, man, y'all look good in there.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Before we dive into anything, I do have a question
Speaker 4: because they would make it fun of me, right, what's up?
Speaker 4: I was speaking to a pastor and we were talking
Speaker 4: about the celebration of Halloween. Okay, and we used to
Speaker 4: go all out as a family. We used to do
Speaker 4: these videos and you know, make it fun and right,
Speaker 4: just to decorate the house. And the pastor said, I
Speaker 4: don't know if it's a good idea to go that
Speaker 4: far into it. She said, I'm not gonna tell you
Speaker 4: don't trick or treat, but what you're doing might be
Speaker 4: a little too far.
Speaker 2: I got you.
Speaker 3: What's your thoughts on it?
Speaker 7: So there is a whole bunch of different camps on this,
Speaker 7: especially as people are actually coming out of that holiday.
Speaker 7: My thing is this is a season where the origins
Speaker 7: of it are very dark, demonic, let's say evil. There
Speaker 7: are specific things though, that happen in our culture that
Speaker 7: I believe can be redeemed. So I have little kids
Speaker 7: that actually like dressing up, and if they dress up
Speaker 7: not on Halloween, it's not a bad thing.
Speaker 6: It's like, oh, look at them, he looks like a little.
Speaker 7: Princess or anything like that. So what me and my
Speaker 7: family do is we use this opportunity to reach people
Speaker 7: with what we believe with faith. We use this moment
Speaker 7: to bless people, to give to them, to actually this
Speaker 7: is a time for people to actually meet their neighbors.
Speaker 7: Do you know how many people live in their neighborhood
Speaker 7: and never talk to their neighbors never. Actually you drive
Speaker 7: by them, you look at their Christmas light, but you
Speaker 7: never talk to them. So we use this as a
Speaker 7: moment to actually meet our neighbors. We invite them to church,
Speaker 7: we bless them with the best candy, we actually talk
Speaker 7: to them and use it. Because all things can actually
Speaker 7: work together for good. I definitely think that there are
Speaker 7: some evil things that happen in this season. Also I
Speaker 7: think to the pure, all things are pure and there
Speaker 7: is something good that can come out of every situation. Also,
Speaker 7: at the church, we do fall festivals and we bring
Speaker 7: kids to the church, and we we take something that
Speaker 7: culture uses sometime to glorify something else, and we try
Speaker 7: to figure out a way where we can put hope, love, joy,
Speaker 7: peace in the middle of it. And so I just
Speaker 7: would encourage everybody to use this as a moment to
Speaker 7: come together and not divide.
Speaker 1: You know what's I don't think nobody's thinking about Halloween
Speaker 1: as something evil. It's it's community. It's joy like you said,
Speaker 1: it's the giving of the candy. It's a bonding thing
Speaker 1: with the family and the neighborhoods. Like I don't think
Speaker 1: nobody's looking at.
Speaker 7: It like now, there are some evil stuff. Come on, now,
Speaker 7: hold on, wait, I mean, first off, all.
Speaker 1: Of the why are you gonna do that?
Speaker 2: Don't do it? And one day.
Speaker 1: And when people do this all year round, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: one day of people pretending no, no, no no.
Speaker 2: I think I think that the hard movies are evil to.
Speaker 7: I think a lot of the origins of them are
Speaker 7: a lot of the killing, a lot of the evil spirits,
Speaker 7: a lot of the ghost stuff, a lot of demonic activity,
Speaker 7: the seances, the Ouiji boards. I mean, I could go
Speaker 7: on and on and on. I do believe that stuff
Speaker 7: is demonic and does is spiritual from darkness.
Speaker 1: What about hip hop when you're playing the records about
Speaker 1: people killing each other, I.
Speaker 7: Think a lot of that is evil origin as well.
Speaker 7: Let's let's be honest.
Speaker 2: You gonna stop playing those records.
Speaker 6: He grew up.
Speaker 5: A bunch of you know, a bunch of holidays, so
Speaker 5: I got living out his little boy. You don't even
Speaker 5: look at it as a denom. You know, I got you?
Speaker 5: Then what are you about to say?
Speaker 2: I'm asking?
Speaker 4: But somebody, somebody will say that it's more diving into
Speaker 4: demonic ways and worshiping the demon's worshiping.
Speaker 2: You don't think that, you know, you don't think that
Speaker 2: music does that.
Speaker 3: You worship it?
Speaker 2: Satan was what was in the Minister of music. Yes, sir,
Speaker 2: do you worship?
Speaker 3: You worship music?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 2: Actually I love hip hop. That worship is a little different.
Speaker 7: Hold on, hold on worship is a definite bowing down
Speaker 7: to something. Okay, so let's be let's be very clear
Speaker 7: about that. And music is a conduit of worship. So
Speaker 7: I would encourage everybody, whatever you're listening to, there is
Speaker 7: something that can get into your heart, your spirit, your mind,
Speaker 7: your soul that will make you do things that is
Speaker 7: not what you would really want to do. It begins
Speaker 7: to show your allegiance and to make idols of different things.
Speaker 7: And so that's why music is so powerful. And I
Speaker 7: will say I agree with you that the origins of
Speaker 7: a lot of the music that is out and that
Speaker 7: we listen to is from evil nature, the darkness. Oh completely.
Speaker 6: But that's why you have to have strong will.
Speaker 5: If you have your own you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 5: You got strong will and then you won't be affected.
Speaker 7: Ah, I will say that. I will say that a
Speaker 7: strong wi it will get you so far. But there
Speaker 7: are things that are more powerful than a will. There
Speaker 7: are decisions that you can make to partner with certain
Speaker 7: things that are stronger than your decison.
Speaker 2: No, I don't want to do that.
Speaker 7: How many people have said I ain't going back to
Speaker 7: that dude and he called you at nighttime and you
Speaker 7: end up in his bed, hold on melloween. I'm just
Speaker 7: I'm just trying to say. What I'm saying is how
Speaker 7: many times have we said we're not gonna eat the
Speaker 7: donut and we're sitting there with a box of Krispy Kremes.
Speaker 7: How many times have we said? So, strong will is
Speaker 7: not always enough. I really believe that you have to
Speaker 7: not just have strong will, You actually have to have disciplines, practices,
Speaker 7: things that are accountable around you, because if you don't,
Speaker 7: you will end up I think everybody listening and everybody
Speaker 7: in this room has done stuff we had a strong
Speaker 7: will that we were.
Speaker 2: Not gonna do.
Speaker 6: Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 7: And that's why I think that we really have to
Speaker 7: to put our faith in something that's stronger than our
Speaker 7: strong will and have a foundation that will never change.
Speaker 7: And for me, that's Jesus Christ.
Speaker 3: Lamin is this type of person. You know, you give
Speaker 3: up cigarettes and he'd be like, but you, But you
Speaker 3: know what I want to be comfortable with.
Speaker 2: So I'm not judging. I'm just saying.
Speaker 1: But also to it, what he failed to mention is
Speaker 1: I don't think you can. I don't think you can
Speaker 1: do a little bit of eople. So if you think
Speaker 1: something is wrong, you can't do a little bit of it.
Speaker 1: I got you what I'm saying. So either you're gonna
Speaker 1: stop doing it all together or you're still.
Speaker 4: I'm just I'm just not diving into the huge thing
Speaker 4: that I used to do before and do these huge
Speaker 4: videos and.
Speaker 3: Decorations and productions. I'm not doing that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if my kids wanted to dress up in tricker
Speaker 4: treat with their friends, I'm cool with, but I'm not we.
Speaker 7: Gotta celebrate this. This is progression though, and not perfection.
Speaker 7: And I think that everybody has to do that because
Speaker 7: there will be the Charlotta Maynees of this world that
Speaker 7: always try to pick out what you're not doing. But
Speaker 7: but I need I felt that that you need an
Speaker 7: a man right there.
Speaker 6: Huh.
Speaker 7: But I feel like that that's not the way that
Speaker 7: people change. People don't fall into their vices all of
Speaker 7: a sudden. They fall in progressively. It's watching something, it's
Speaker 7: doing something. It's then participating it all the time, and
Speaker 7: it's becoming it.
Speaker 1: No, this is all of a sudden, because on Friday
Speaker 1: he was telling us how you forgot his costume.
Speaker 2: He's supposed to be damned that all of a sudden
Speaker 2: break shout out everybody who celebrated Halloween.
Speaker 4: Is the transition is production.
Speaker 3: I'm not doing the production and opening up.
Speaker 4: My house to that envious with you still go I
Speaker 4: still go out with my kids.
Speaker 7: Don't let them do not let him or anybody else. Okay,
Speaker 7: it's but this is what I'm saying, Hey, bro, The
Speaker 7: truth of the matter is all transitions and have tension.
Speaker 7: When you're trying to make a change, especially when you
Speaker 7: have been something else. You have to realize that people
Speaker 7: won't understand your transition because a lot of times that
Speaker 7: train position is supposed to happen in the dark. It's
Speaker 7: supposed to have a dark one. You have to develop
Speaker 7: into that thing. And because you guys do everything in
Speaker 7: front of everybody, and somebody can pull up what you
Speaker 7: said last week or last year or last month and
Speaker 7: like you not that. Hey, forget all of that for
Speaker 7: everybody that's listening in this room right now and that's
Speaker 7: in here. Progression is messy.
Speaker 2: In my mind because I was thinking.
Speaker 7: And again and again what I'm gonna tell you is
Speaker 7: progression and changing into who God has created you to
Speaker 7: be is a messy process. And sometimes you go back
Speaker 7: and forth. Sometimes you're trying to figure it out. Sometimes
Speaker 7: you're trying to feel what's real to you and what
Speaker 7: you actually have to do.
Speaker 2: You're one of the.
Speaker 1: Few pastors who really speak the language of coaching. Right,
Speaker 1: where's the line between relevance and reverence for you?
Speaker 7: Yes? So the line is at the conviction. I really
Speaker 7: have a relationship with God where he will correct me
Speaker 7: and convict me, and I have a relationship and ship
Speaker 7: with people who have the sit down and shut up
Speaker 7: card in my life and most people when they get
Speaker 7: to certain levels, nobody can tell them nothing. But I
Speaker 7: have a wife. Shout out to my wife, Natalie, who
Speaker 7: is the greatest gift that God ever gave me. I
Speaker 7: met my wife when I was fifteen years old and
Speaker 7: we've been together for twenty three years, married, fifteen, four
Speaker 7: kids later, and she's the only woman that sees me fully.
Speaker 7: And when I say fully, she sees my insecurity, she
Speaker 7: sees my fault, she sees my latch, she sees my successes.
Speaker 7: And God gave her to me to be a mirror.
Speaker 7: She don't care about none of this. She don't care
Speaker 7: about anything. She cares that I am a man of
Speaker 7: God and I do what I say. And so first off,
Speaker 7: if I'm coming home laying next to that every night,
Speaker 7: that's a lot. Hey, Mike, that was too far for real. Hey,
Speaker 7: you shouldn't have said that. Oh dang, I thought that.
Speaker 7: Like so I people like that in my life, and
Speaker 7: that's just she's the main one, but I have several
Speaker 7: other and so I approach everything with reverence. I think
Speaker 7: that sometimes people get confused though, the the way people
Speaker 7: present something with being irreverent, just because it's different. And
Speaker 7: one of the things that I know for me is
Speaker 7: like I would be this way if I was an
Speaker 7: Amazon truck driver, I would like close, I would I
Speaker 7: would I would listen to music, I would do different
Speaker 7: like And God doesn't bless who you pretend to be.
Speaker 7: He blesses who you really are. And so for me,
Speaker 7: it's like God's changed me every part of my life
Speaker 7: throughout this journey, and He's continuing to change me. That's
Speaker 7: why I lead a church called Transformation Church. I will
Speaker 7: not be the same this time next year, something in
Speaker 7: me will have changed, and perfectly something in you would
Speaker 7: have changed. And that's why a lot of time we
Speaker 7: take snapshots of people in their life and we keep
Speaker 7: them there. But please make sure you're running a movie
Speaker 7: on me, because I'm going to keep change you. I mean,
Speaker 7: three years ago, I was two hundred and seventy five pounds.
Speaker 7: I am not playing with you, Jess. I'll give you
Speaker 7: full up a picture of you chant hunt and seventy
Speaker 7: five pounds. I was hiding it in them three x
Speaker 7: four x supreme.
Speaker 2: I was.
Speaker 7: I was flying. You couldn't tell me. But then God
Speaker 7: convicted me. He said, how you gonna tell these people
Speaker 7: to live right? And you are going to commit sin
Speaker 7: every day with your fork.
Speaker 2: Nobody talks about about the.
Speaker 7: Donuts that was That was me, because the truth of
Speaker 7: the matter is I was sinning, not with a woman.
Speaker 7: I was sinning with a donut and everything. Hey, listen,
Speaker 7: I'm telling you. I'm telling you people about it's funny.
Speaker 7: But the truth of the matter is people are out
Speaker 7: here judging other people for lyon and committing adultery, and
Speaker 7: they's doing it all while committing sin. Like food was
Speaker 7: meant for us to be nourish, to fulfill God's plan,
Speaker 7: not to become something to give us peace when we
Speaker 7: need to go to Him for peace. And so again,
Speaker 7: that conviction came to me, and God was like, I
Speaker 7: don't want you to say nothing until you get your
Speaker 7: life in order. And so I turned my garage into
Speaker 7: a gym. I heard a personal trainer. Me and my
Speaker 7: wife work out every day together, and I've lost sixty pounds,
Speaker 7: my wife finding and she ever been in her whole life. God,
Speaker 7: I thank you. And what I'm saying is, but it
Speaker 7: came because I got convicted, Like and so and again,
Speaker 7: we all miss the mark. Everybody misses the mark and
Speaker 7: falls short of the glory of God, But we all
Speaker 7: got to keep trying.
Speaker 20: You know what.
Speaker 7: Yes, I was two seventy five. That's okay, that's crazy,
Speaker 7: that's crazy. But yeah, and I'm not like like y.
Speaker 7: It was under it was under there. But he didn't laugh.
Speaker 7: God doesn't bless you you pretend to be. He blesses
Speaker 7: who you really are. I do not cuz though, but
Speaker 7: but he doesn't.
Speaker 3: But don't smoke, you don't drink. So what are you
Speaker 3: going over there for?
Speaker 7: Hey, listen, don't judge her.
Speaker 2: Listen.
Speaker 7: You can cuss around me.
Speaker 4: You're still shitting Why I'm gonna tell your mama, why
Speaker 4: what would your mama say?
Speaker 5: This is religion, same thing you said, but speaking, this
Speaker 5: is religion.
Speaker 7: What's happening right now is religion. Religion says that I'm
Speaker 7: doing something because of who's around. I'm doing something because
Speaker 7: of how it makes me look. I'm doing something because
Speaker 7: of how I want you to view me. If that's
Speaker 7: not who you really are, it can never change. And
Speaker 7: so for me, I tell people all the time, if
Speaker 7: you cuss cuss around me, something in me, though. My
Speaker 7: prayer is we spend enough time together would allow you
Speaker 7: to see that that's not the type of language that
Speaker 7: you have to use to get your point across. But
Speaker 7: if that's what you choose, I would still rather be
Speaker 7: connected to you and have access to you and love
Speaker 7: you and be able to be an answer to your
Speaker 7: problems then to be disconnected because you cussed.
Speaker 1: I draw the line. I don't do that around me.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you can't do around me.
Speaker 7: I mean, there are tons of things you can't do
Speaker 7: around me, just for the reasons of what I'm trying
Speaker 7: to listen. But the truth of the matter is sometimes
Speaker 7: we use those things and we act like that's a
Speaker 7: God thing and it's actually your personal thing. Like stop
Speaker 7: putting everything on God and say like, I don't like
Speaker 7: when you cuss around me, Like hey.
Speaker 3: But certainly of respect though around your mama you are certainly.
Speaker 7: Some people do depending on who your mama is. And
Speaker 7: what I'm saying is if you don't do it around
Speaker 7: your mama, but you do it around everybody else, you're
Speaker 7: a faker. And what happens, what I'm saying is you're disintegrated.
Speaker 7: You are learning and practicing being different people, and there
Speaker 7: are too many people why depression is on high while
Speaker 7: people are dealing with anxiety because they forget who they
Speaker 7: have to show what pass So every room I walk into,
Speaker 7: I show up as myself. I don't have to change.
Speaker 7: I live a whole life. Most people, depending on who
Speaker 7: watched it, the bishop walks in, the CEO walks in, oh,
Speaker 7: celebrity walks in. They are trying to figure out who
Speaker 7: do I need to be right now?
Speaker 3: So if you curse in front of your friends, you
Speaker 3: should curse from of your mama or your figure.
Speaker 5: Yes, well this is the thing, this is the thing
Speaker 5: with my but yes, that's so.
Speaker 7: The truth of the matter is because there's a reason
Speaker 7: why she didn't want you to talk like that, and
Speaker 7: you're choosing to go beyond that because I'm gonna live
Speaker 7: my own life. It's your own personal convictions. I'm just
Speaker 7: saying that I'd rather you be the same way so
Speaker 7: that God could actually change you instead of him having
Speaker 7: to find which version of you you going to be today.
Speaker 1: Conditioning our conviction, and what I mean by that is
Speaker 1: has just said we're all conditioned to not talk like
Speaker 1: that in front of all for the most part. Yeah,
Speaker 1: So with conditioning our conviction, because I don't care in
Speaker 1: front of my mom just because I know she ain't
Speaker 1: going for it again.
Speaker 7: I think it could actually be the it's conditioning, like
Speaker 7: you know that for especially in the black household, Like
Speaker 7: there's certain things you don't do here, but wait till
Speaker 7: y'all kids start doing it. Do you let your kids
Speaker 7: cuss in front of you?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Damn?
Speaker 6: I mean, oh my god, not you?
Speaker 3: What do you say?
Speaker 7: No? No, I don't. Do you let your kids cut
Speaker 7: in front of you?
Speaker 1: Hell?
Speaker 17: No?
Speaker 7: Do you let your kids cuss in front of you?
Speaker 20: No?
Speaker 1: But I have asked my seventeen year old when she
Speaker 1: was younger sixty, I said, do you curse?
Speaker 7: And she was like yes, So all of you know,
Speaker 7: can I just be as your brother, you're living in
Speaker 7: a state of delusion. Watch watch, because you literally are
Speaker 7: doing the same thing your parents did to you. You've
Speaker 7: been conditioned, and you know your kids are doing the
Speaker 7: same thing you're doing. But for respect purposes, you would
Speaker 7: rather not teach them how to have a stronger vocabulary
Speaker 7: or teach them a reason why they cuss or do it.
Speaker 7: You would rather just be a secret from you and
Speaker 7: just don't do it around me. But then you could
Speaker 7: go online and see them cussing out people and listen,
Speaker 7: all of y'all are like, it's a respect thing, and
Speaker 7: it's like, all we're doing is keeping the cycle going.
Speaker 7: We're not changing language, we're not increasing vocabulary, we're not
Speaker 7: giving reasons or even understanding reasons why they're doing it.
Speaker 7: All we're doing is creating a barrier for them to
Speaker 7: be inauthentic around us. And so most parents are not
Speaker 7: the people their kids go to when they're in need
Speaker 7: because there's all of these micro fake things that we
Speaker 7: put up around ourselves. So when I'm really struggling, I'm
Speaker 7: not coming to you because I can't be real because
Speaker 7: I'm pissed that these people did and I need to
Speaker 7: cuss whoever i'm talking to right now, and I can't
Speaker 7: cuss to my parents because it's disrespectful. So I got
Speaker 7: hurt and I'm pissed and I'm mad, and I can't
Speaker 7: do this, and we condition them to do that. So
Speaker 7: all I'm saying to you is like, it's delusional.
Speaker 3: I do.
Speaker 1: I don't disagree with you, but I feel like we're
Speaker 1: kind of conflating two issues. And what I mean by
Speaker 1: that is when my kids, when my daughter should be
Speaker 1: eighteen next year, she curs in front of me, I don't.
Speaker 7: Care that you're just talking about in the season that
Speaker 7: you're raising. Absolutely love, I get it, And I also
Speaker 7: think that I think I lost mother point. Oh I
Speaker 7: did lose mother point. It's all right, but that is
Speaker 7: in the season that I do believe. The Bible says
Speaker 7: trained a child in the way they should go, so
Speaker 7: when they get old, they won't depart from it. It's
Speaker 7: not just what you say, though, it is what you do.
Speaker 7: You're training them both ways. So if you're teaching your
Speaker 7: children or teaching anybody, hey, you can do this, just
Speaker 7: don't do it around me. Is that really what we're
Speaker 7: trying to teach them? Do you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I'm just teaching them that everything there's a season for everything.
Speaker 1: You turn eighteen, you an adult. Now you can have
Speaker 1: a conversation. The other thing I was gonna say is
Speaker 1: I don't think, oh, that's that was what I was
Speaker 1: talking about.
Speaker 2: I don't think.
Speaker 1: Cursing is a barrier that keeps children from wanting to
Speaker 1: be open with you. I think that you just want
Speaker 1: to establish a level of trust to where they feel
Speaker 1: like they can talk to you about any curse keeps that.
Speaker 7: I think the way that some parents act when their
Speaker 7: kids say things they hear their parents say. Does create barriers.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna just leave it at that. I would you
Speaker 7: think I count so and work with a lot of
Speaker 7: people that do not have healthy relationships with their parents.
Speaker 2: You act like this over a curse word. Imagine how
Speaker 2: you act if I tell you I'm having sex.
Speaker 7: Or I'm a lesbian, or I try these drugs or
Speaker 7: getting over over Damn, I get it. No, I'm not
Speaker 7: talking to you. Yeah, and so I'm just saying from
Speaker 7: the other side of helping a lot of people's kids
Speaker 7: who are adults that are thirty three and thirty five
Speaker 7: and forty two and at grave sites forgiving their parents
Speaker 7: because of how they didn't have interaction with them, I'm
Speaker 7: just saying like I would. Yeah, I would do it
Speaker 7: a little different.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I want I want to ask you, Mike path
Speaker 1: Todd about this. They said Pastor Michael Todd slammed for
Speaker 1: distracting outfit during sermon on faith, and they said you
Speaker 1: had on what was considered feminine preaching attie address.
Speaker 2: You have no dress.
Speaker 1: So I was gonna act when clips of your sermons
Speaker 1: go viral sometimes I guess for the wrong reasons.
Speaker 3: How do you handle being misinterpret what's feminine about that?
Speaker 7: You tell me, Bro, It's it's black slacks, wide leg
Speaker 7: that's in trend. It's a black shirt and it's a
Speaker 7: cropped leather top, and it's and it's got Chelsea boots
Speaker 7: on that are yellow.
Speaker 24: So the truth they didn't know you had that shape.
Speaker 7: And the thing is, nobody said anything to me when
Speaker 7: my belly was literally folding over my belt. I was
Speaker 7: more holy than like, but but but but because I
Speaker 7: got fit and healthy and I can wear larger medium,
Speaker 7: now it's feminine. It's the culture we live in, Like,
Speaker 7: you know what I'm saying, Like, the truth of the
Speaker 7: matter is to play ball at this level, there's going
Speaker 7: to be opinions and pressure.
Speaker 3: How do you take people seriously with that? But they
Speaker 3: forget your word?
Speaker 2: But they look at I'm like, well that The first
Speaker 2: thing I thought was I want to go ahead what
Speaker 2: you're talking about?
Speaker 17: Bro?
Speaker 2: Literally, I'm like, I want to go ahea the word.
Speaker 7: And again, that's part of the reason why I have critics,
Speaker 7: and anybody that decides to do anything other than stay
Speaker 7: in the house will have critics. And it's part of
Speaker 7: the process that God allows me to endure to be
Speaker 7: more like him. I pray for all those people. Now
Speaker 7: that's the hard part. The hard part is seeing christ
Speaker 7: Man six sixty six say something about me and having
Speaker 7: to be like God, I thank you Father, whatever made
Speaker 7: him post that comment or say that, I thank you
Speaker 7: that you would heal his heart and give him the
Speaker 7: ability to have grace and capacity for other people. Like
Speaker 7: that's hard, but that's what the Bible tells us to do.
Speaker 7: That's like love your enemy, pray for them, Pray for
Speaker 7: those who despitefully use you. These people don't know me.
Speaker 7: And the truth of the matter, the reason I wore
Speaker 7: it is because my wife told me she liked it. Yeah,
Speaker 7: literally that morning, my wife was like, I like that one.
Speaker 7: It was between this one and this one, and she's like,
Speaker 7: I like that one. So the crazy thing is like
Speaker 7: those are just things to distract you. And for me,
Speaker 7: I have to stay focused and I have too much
Speaker 7: to do in this world and to be put off
Speaker 7: by that.
Speaker 5: Is it wrong to be inspired by, you know, the
Speaker 5: word of another preacher.
Speaker 6: Because a lot of people write they.
Speaker 5: Think if they go to church and they hear one
Speaker 5: one person say this and preach their sermon this way
Speaker 5: or whatever whatever, and then they go and they see
Speaker 5: somebody else say it, then it's stealing.
Speaker 7: So no, you know, well, if that's the case, then
Speaker 7: we're stealing from Paul John, We're stealing from David. We're
Speaker 7: still no. The gospel is meant to be shared, and
Speaker 7: the only reason that people try to corner the market
Speaker 7: on something is because they're insecure that they'll ever get
Speaker 7: anything else. The truth of the matter is that protection
Speaker 7: of like I said it like this. I said it
Speaker 7: like that, Like if the whole goal is that the
Speaker 7: gospel of Jesus Christ be proclaimed so that everybody would
Speaker 7: know about him. If you don't know how to talk
Speaker 7: a certain way, please use my words and tell them
Speaker 7: if that helped you help them with it, Like this
Speaker 7: is the Kingdom of God. And i'm again because the
Speaker 7: Kingdom and a lot of areas has been turned into
Speaker 7: an organization instead of an organism. Like then people are like,
Speaker 7: now it's my you know, my property and my this,
Speaker 7: And I said it like this, and it's like yo.
Speaker 7: I tell young preachers all the time, take my stuff,
Speaker 7: preach it exactly how IP preach it. We have people
Speaker 7: do it all the time. I send people my notes
Speaker 7: like yeah, what are you talking about? Like this is
Speaker 7: the inspired word of God, Like there are certain lines
Speaker 7: like if I put it in a book and say
Speaker 7: it a certain way, and the company I'm partnering with
Speaker 7: has a contract that it has to be said, you
Speaker 7: can't take that. But like my message is and like
Speaker 7: how I said it, like just my only thing is
Speaker 7: do it better?
Speaker 20: Now?
Speaker 6: Would you like them to credit you at least?
Speaker 7: But I mean, how many of us wear clothes that
Speaker 7: was inspired by somebody you saw on Instagram and we
Speaker 7: don't credit them And it's like, oh that fit.
Speaker 2: It's crazy.
Speaker 7: I'm a and so yeah, like everybody wants to be recognized,
Speaker 7: everybody wants credit. But for me, I know it's gonna
Speaker 7: happen because of the level that God has raised my
Speaker 7: platform too for whatever reason, that somebody's gonna take that stuff,
Speaker 7: and my prayer is that it helps them the way
Speaker 7: it helped you.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I saw them accuse you of taking some passive sermon
Speaker 1: word for word.
Speaker 2: I didn't listen to it, but I'm like, it's the word.
Speaker 7: It's the word, bro, And if somebody, if somebody's breaking
Speaker 7: something down in a way that makes me understand, Like
Speaker 7: y'all just said, a lot of this stuff is confusing,
Speaker 7: a lot of this stuff is we got to figure
Speaker 7: it out. So if somebody gets a revelation or gets
Speaker 7: understanding or it's like oh, it's like yes, copy paste,
Speaker 7: like tell some other people. And this is the other
Speaker 7: thing that everybody has to remember. How you say it
Speaker 7: will be different because you have different oil than them,
Speaker 7: Like there's a different thing on your life than what
Speaker 7: they have on their life. I think I heard say
Speaker 7: Jake said a couple days ago that that like you
Speaker 7: can take the recipe, you can take you can take
Speaker 7: the plans, but when we do it because different, yes
Speaker 7: and so and so that's oh, she is a beast.
Speaker 7: Her and Terrey are doing an amazing job in Dallas.
Speaker 7: And again it's Kingdom. So I went to their installation service.
Speaker 7: I didn't preach at my church and went there because
Speaker 7: people need to see this is not about one thing.
Speaker 7: This is about the Kingdom of God. And so yeah,
Speaker 7: man I for everybody.
Speaker 25: P s A.
Speaker 7: If you hear a Paton might preach something or something
Speaker 7: and you feel like it could help your Bible study
Speaker 7: or your youth group or your big church or little church,
Speaker 7: you can use that man help people get to Jesus.
Speaker 3: Well, let's end this on a prayer.
Speaker 7: Father, I thank you for this day. I thank you
Speaker 7: for the opportunity to share with my brothers and sister.
Speaker 7: I thank you for all the things that you're doing
Speaker 7: in each our lives and all the lives of the listeners. Today, God,
Speaker 7: I thank you that we all go on a journey
Speaker 7: of progression. Faith is something that we actually know is real,
Speaker 7: but it's something we all have to discover. And so
Speaker 7: I thank you that you would allow everybody that's in
Speaker 7: this room and that's listening to have an experience with
Speaker 7: you that would be undeniable. I thank you Father. As
Speaker 7: people are getting furloughed right now and going through situations
Speaker 7: that are literally unimaginable in America, I thank you, Father God,
Speaker 7: that you would be peace that passes their understanding, make
Speaker 7: ways out of no way, do things that no man
Speaker 7: could do. Father God. With man, it's impossible, but with
Speaker 7: God it is possible. Today, Father God, I'm thinking you
Speaker 7: that all things are working together for the good of
Speaker 7: those who are called and that love you and Father.
Speaker 7: If somebody does not know you, if somebody has been
Speaker 7: far from you, Father, thank you that your love even
Speaker 7: through this interview is drawing them back home. I thank
Speaker 7: you for transformation to happen in people's lives, and I
Speaker 7: think you that people would get to know the way,
Speaker 7: the truth and the life Jesus. In Jesus' name, we pray,
Speaker 7: Amen appreciate y'all.
Speaker 3: Man, it's the breakfast Club, you know.
Speaker 6: Just let my phone charge my phone?
Speaker 1: Yeah so, Luthor Pathtor Michael Todd, I didn't know that
Speaker 1: was just phone. I just see a phone sitting then
Speaker 1: I'm like, why the hell is Chris Frace's time and me.
Speaker 6: My husband face is my screen? Savier, y'all don't play
Speaker 6: with me charging my phone by him.
Speaker 3: Let's get to the latest.
Speaker 6: Lauren be coming straight back.
Speaker 3: She gets them from somebody that knows somebody to detail.
Speaker 8: I'm a home girl that knows a little bit about everything, and.
Speaker 1: She'd be having the latest on you, the laws, the
Speaker 1: latest with Lauren la Rosa. Sometimes you have fact, sometimes
Speaker 1: you have details. Sometimes you have a little bit of everything.
Speaker 3: On the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Talking to me.
Speaker 8: This news is breaking right now.
Speaker 23: A former vice president, Dick Cheney, has died at age
Speaker 23: eighty four. He died, according to a statement from his
Speaker 23: family from complications of pneumonia and cardiac vascular disease. This
Speaker 23: happened late last night and he was surrounded by his family,
Speaker 23: including his wife and his daughter Liz. And he's known
Speaker 23: as one of the most powerful vice presidents in US history.
Speaker 23: So as this news breaks, just wanted to make sure
Speaker 23: we mentioned here as well. In other news, yesterday, Cherry
Speaker 23: Shepherd received her star on the Walk of Fame and
Speaker 23: it was such a great ceremony. She spoke, of course,
Speaker 23: but she also had the people there speaking for her. Tyler, Perry,
Speaker 23: niecy Nash, you know those you know, they're like best friends.
Speaker 23: Let's take a listen to Cherry Shepherd receiving her Walk
Speaker 23: of Fame.
Speaker 26: Thank you so much to the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce
Speaker 26: for giving me such an honor.
Speaker 8: I need to thank Jesus everybody.
Speaker 6: Who knows me.
Speaker 26: I don't thump you over the head with my beliefs,
Speaker 26: but I'm a very spiritual person and I know that
Speaker 26: I would not be here without my Lord and my Savior,
Speaker 26: Jesus Christ, because like Tyler said and Niecey said, you
Speaker 26: don't see what goes on behind the smile, but God
Speaker 26: does those deep desires that you never talked to anybody
Speaker 26: about those dreams that you have.
Speaker 6: God knows those dreams.
Speaker 26: And so I'm so grateful for everything you have done
Speaker 26: for me and those dreams of mine, those tears that
Speaker 26: you have wiped up, Father God.
Speaker 8: I thank you.
Speaker 26: I thank you that you've never left me nor forsaken me.
Speaker 26: I thank you Father God, that you've always said do
Speaker 26: you trust me? And sometimes I was honest and said
Speaker 26: hell no I don't, but that you never gave up
Speaker 26: on me and you never stopped loving me.
Speaker 23: That's right, yeah the way, Yes, she has worked so
Speaker 23: hard and just watching her transition through different phases of
Speaker 23: her career from comedy to TV to now like daytime talk.
Speaker 8: Uh, so Nisse Nash talked for her a bit.
Speaker 23: You know they come up and give you know, speeches,
Speaker 23: close friends, all all the things. So nis Nash talked
Speaker 23: about just start come up in this and heard speech
Speaker 23: was also very emotionalized.
Speaker 8: Listen to Nisi Nash.
Speaker 27: Almost thirty years ago, I stepped onto my first comedy
Speaker 27: stage to do stand up and the host said give
Speaker 27: it up for the sassy single Mama Niezy Nash. And
Speaker 27: that host was the Sherry Yvonne Shephard. She followed me
Speaker 27: into the bathroom and said, girl, you funny, And I
Speaker 27: looked back at her and said, girl, I know. And
Speaker 27: we have been tethered ever since. I remember us dreaming
Speaker 27: in my mama's back room about all of the success
Speaker 27: and all of the things that we wanted to make happen.
Speaker 27: To know that even at her worst points in life,
Speaker 27: she has given her gift to bring other people joy.
Speaker 27: I would have never thought that these two girls, well
Speaker 27: in the Nash and in my mama's back room, would
Speaker 27: both have stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame right
Speaker 27: across the street from each other.
Speaker 6: That's amazing. And Sherry Shepherd, yeah.
Speaker 23: And lastly Tyler Perry was there as well too, who
Speaker 23: we know has been very like you know, influential in
Speaker 23: her career.
Speaker 8: And he had a few words study.
Speaker 18: Shared the people on the planet that were sent here
Speaker 18: to bring light, and then there are other people who
Speaker 18: are here to be liked. Cherry is a person that
Speaker 18: is liked. When she walks in the room, you feel it,
Speaker 18: you know it. She makes everybody feel seen. That's a
Speaker 18: special gift and I'm thankful to God that he gave
Speaker 18: it to you. And I got a chance to witness
Speaker 18: it up close. You are really an incredible human being.
Speaker 6: That's amazing.
Speaker 23: Yeah, and she has her make It makes sense comedy tour.
Speaker 23: I saw that the tickets for myself for that as
Speaker 23: well right now too. So just all these good things
Speaker 23: happening for her. But whenever people get their Walk of
Speaker 23: fame like stars and they have all the people come
Speaker 23: out and do the speeches, when I listened to the speech,
Speaker 23: is like one of the things that I always listen
Speaker 23: for is like how they've impacted different people throughout different
Speaker 23: phases of their life. And with Cherry Shepherd, like I
Speaker 23: don't know, I just I've met her recently because her
Speaker 23: coming on the Breakfast Club, But like when they talk
Speaker 23: about her coming into a room, I met her recently,
Speaker 23: and every time I see her, she takes a moment
Speaker 23: to kind of like get me together and pour a
Speaker 23: life into me.
Speaker 8: I love people that are actually.
Speaker 23: Good people doing good things, getting what they deserve, and
Speaker 23: it feels like that's what's happening for her.
Speaker 8: So congratulations sir.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, the Sherry Shepherd. I'm glad.
Speaker 23: Yeah, she does it way better than you.
Speaker 1: Okay, you're evil, Oh no, because she can tell you
Speaker 1: that you're outfit trash.
Speaker 2: I can't really say that.
Speaker 8: Oh, he don't even be top don't.
Speaker 7: All right?
Speaker 3: That is the latest one.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of pressure on Lauren right now.
Speaker 1: Lauren's going to be at the Power one hundred at
Speaker 1: the Dinner of the Night in Los Angeles because she
Speaker 1: is one of the Power Power, the Ebony Power one hundred.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, a lot of pressure. I
Speaker 1: know she got about three or four outfits laid out
Speaker 1: ready to go, Meanie mighty Boeing deciding which one to.
Speaker 23: Pick, and me and B Me and b Bay, Me
Speaker 23: and Bay are going to look amazing.
Speaker 8: So don't worry.
Speaker 2: Okay, you want to Bay. Not a soft lunch. This
Speaker 2: is the hard lunch.
Speaker 8: Everything soft in this era. Okay.
Speaker 1: I know it's so customed though, because they say he
Speaker 1: built like Drewsky, So I can't wait.
Speaker 6: Oh what are we even okay't he big it up?
Speaker 1: So listen, everybody on the red carpet at the Power
Speaker 1: one hundred joint, make sure to take pictures, lots of pictures. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's not a security guard with Lorne. That's her Man
Speaker 1: her Man. I don't know which one though, I gotta
Speaker 1: wait to see you stop, and then I can look
Speaker 1: compare videos because I got two different videos, two different guys.
Speaker 6: I can compare one shape like Drew Ski that's the one.
Speaker 8: Yes, right, all these things are not happening.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: Just do not wear that Delaware state jersey dress tonight.
Speaker 4: Do not wear that.
Speaker 2: And that would be crazy. That would be so nasty,
Speaker 2: that would be so nasty.
Speaker 8: Yes, yes, we're here and a.
Speaker 2: Leather Delaware is dress. It's crazy work. You have to
Speaker 2: have any one hundred right.
Speaker 6: All right, Donkey to day.
Speaker 3: We're giving that donkey too.
Speaker 1: Man for after the hour. We need a man thirty
Speaker 1: nine year old Charles. Look at I just I don't
Speaker 1: know what model humans they even make it no more.
Speaker 1: But we'll discuss for after that hour.
Speaker 3: All right, we'll get to that next to breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 8: Your execution on the Donkey of the Day is something to.
Speaker 7: Go for you to read.
Speaker 6: He gave me Donkey of other day and I deserve that.
Speaker 7: You need to know.
Speaker 2: You need to tell them, I am you have the boy.
Speaker 6: Tell them.
Speaker 3: It's time for Donkey of the Day. It's a read.
Speaker 3: But you're so good at charlamagne.
Speaker 19: You want charlad.
Speaker 6: Damn Solomame who gives a dusky the other day too.
Speaker 1: Then well, sexy rad Donkey of the Day for Tuesday,
Speaker 1: November four, for Election Day, goes to a thirty nine
Speaker 1: year old Milwaukee man named Charles Laguette.
Speaker 2: I'm not even joking. Sometimes I read stories and I
Speaker 2: say to myself, what world do I not live in? Okay?
Speaker 1: Because sometimes I feel like an extraterrestrial looking at a
Speaker 1: version of Earth that I don't live in.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: See, I'm fully aware that crazy is as crazy does,
Speaker 1: and crazy as all around us. But sometimes I read
Speaker 1: certain stories and I think to myself, what model human
Speaker 1: is this?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 1: See, Charles is thirty nine years old, so he was
Speaker 1: born in nineteen eighty six. And I have a theory
Speaker 1: that after about eighty three eighty four, definitely eighty five,
Speaker 1: the universe just started making any old body.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: I didn't say God all right. What I think happened
Speaker 1: was God got busy. It's a lot going on in
Speaker 1: all these various universes. And afterlifs, so God regulated some duties,
Speaker 1: and the manufacturing of humans changed drastically. Okay, same ingredients,
Speaker 1: different recipes, and Charles le Guett is yet another example
Speaker 1: of boy, they just don't make homo sapien.
Speaker 2: It's like they used to.
Speaker 1: Okay, See, Charles is in jail for first degree reckless
Speaker 1: homicide in possession of a firearm by a felon. I
Speaker 1: know one of you bad recipes is out there thinking
Speaker 1: what's wrong with first degree reckless homicide. It's always been
Speaker 1: a reason to kill somebody. By the way, if you
Speaker 1: believe that, you should be arrested right now. Now, what
Speaker 1: is child's in jail for. Let's go to Fox six
Speaker 1: newsman walking for the report police and.
Speaker 7: We went there and my brother he's tried to stemp
Speaker 7: to talk to him and he shot.
Speaker 2: Him in the chest.
Speaker 28: Muhammad Always says his twenty six year old brother Jamil
Speaker 28: Always got shot during an argument over a pizza order
Speaker 28: at this convenience store on Martin Luther King Drive Saturday.
Speaker 28: Prosecutors say thirty eight year old Charles Leggett told them
Speaker 28: he ordered a pizza but was upset that a worker
Speaker 28: was not wearing gloves while preparing the pizza. Leggits told
Speaker 28: investigators he and Always got into an argument. He also
Speaker 28: confirmed that it was him in the surveillance video of
Speaker 28: the shooting legged is charged with first degree reckless homicide
Speaker 28: for the use of a dangerous weapon and possession of
Speaker 28: a firearm by out state felon.
Speaker 1: Shot and killed him all because the person who made
Speaker 1: his pizza wasn't wearing gloves. Okay, there is not a
Speaker 1: pizza alive worth killing ov Okay, not Papa John Domino's
Speaker 1: Pizza Hut pizza. Now, I might curse you out over
Speaker 1: cutsing slices in New York City, dropping the clues bond
Speaker 1: for cutting slices. Okay, that's some pizza worth maybe a
Speaker 1: verbal altercation. Okay, if you got into a fistfight over
Speaker 1: cutting slices, I might understand.
Speaker 2: But Milwaukee, this.
Speaker 1: Man killed someone over a pizza being made at Action
Speaker 1: Food and Liquor near King Drive and Keith Avenue.
Speaker 2: Okay, sleuthor.
Speaker 1: Everyone who listens to us on B one hundred point
Speaker 1: seven in Milwaukee does that pizza slap like that? Okay,
Speaker 1: It's like, what the hell's going on? It has to
Speaker 1: be an order for yall to get so triggered. Right now,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be honest with you, this is one of
Speaker 1: the reasons I don't like to eat out. I've noticed
Speaker 1: this that folks don't be using gloves, and I feel
Speaker 1: like I remember reading that some of them feel like
Speaker 1: it's more unsanitary to wear gloves because with gloves, you're
Speaker 1: touching everything, so you're actually getting a lot more germs
Speaker 1: on the gloves. But when you don't wear gloves, you're
Speaker 1: constantly washing your hands before you touch things, and since
Speaker 1: you're constantly washing your hands, that's considered more sanitary. People
Speaker 1: who do that line of work for a living feel
Speaker 1: free to call me and let me know if I
Speaker 1: got that right.
Speaker 2: One one hundred and five.
Speaker 1: Now, even though I've seen people making food with no
Speaker 1: gloves on and I may not like it, you know what,
Speaker 1: I never thought about doing to that individual.
Speaker 7: Killing them?
Speaker 2: All right. My brain just does not work that way.
Speaker 2: Some things you really have to go out of your
Speaker 2: way to do, I would think.
Speaker 1: Okay, But I was born in nineteen hundred and seventy eight,
Speaker 1: so I'm an old model, all right. The model I
Speaker 1: am came with some common sense, the ability to reason,
Speaker 1: the ability to make choices.
Speaker 2: Now that we always make the right choices.
Speaker 1: No, and I've seen people killed for some stupid things,
Speaker 1: but killing someone because they weren't wearing gloves while making
Speaker 1: your pizza is a new level of stupid. Okay, Charles,
Speaker 1: if you upset that the person making your pizza wasn't
Speaker 1: wearing gloves, how you gonna feel in prison when the
Speaker 1: person sidomizing you from the back isn't wearing a condom
Speaker 1: and you're not gonna have no pistol to protect yourself.
Speaker 1: That man gonna be touching your cheeks with no gloves,
Speaker 1: and it's gonna be in that moment that you realized
Speaker 1: you made the wrong decision.
Speaker 2: Okay, let me tell you something.
Speaker 1: We keep saying we gotta stop killing each other, but
Speaker 1: then you see a story like this where someone loses
Speaker 1: their life over some pizza. Every single time you pull
Speaker 1: a trigger over some foolishness, you're not just ending one life,
Speaker 1: you're ending two, the victims in your own Some of
Speaker 1: y'all out here turning minded disagreements into major crimes like
Speaker 1: it's a sport.
Speaker 2: Don't care.
Speaker 1: You can't control your temper You can't control your ego
Speaker 1: or your impulses. Permanent decisions becoming you know, no, temporary
Speaker 1: feelings becoming permanent decisions. Okay, No, what am I saying?
Speaker 1: Permanent decisions over temporary feelings. Yes, that's what I'm trying
Speaker 1: to say. Okay, this is why I be stretching going
Speaker 1: to therapy. This is why I be stretching of folks,
Speaker 1: especially men, to heal what's hurting them, because they end
Speaker 1: up projecting that pain onto others. This wasn't about pizza.
Speaker 1: This was about trauma. And when you don't deal with
Speaker 1: your trauma, your bleed on people who didn't even cut you.
Speaker 1: It's so much in this story gun violence, mental health issues.
Speaker 1: I would just end like this, Real men don't shoot
Speaker 1: the prove a point. You walk away to preserve one.
Speaker 1: Please let bring me Ma give Charles to get the biggest.
Speaker 7: He huh he ha he ha, you stupid mother?
Speaker 2: Are you dumb?
Speaker 1: And Charles has been found guilty in the Quarter of
Speaker 1: Law by the way, Okay, he was found guilty over
Speaker 1: that argument over pizza, and he sentenced to be He's
Speaker 1: scheduled to be sentenced on December seventeenth.
Speaker 3: Yes, okay, yeah, man, it's homicide.
Speaker 4: What I said homocide, that's what you heard. No, that's
Speaker 4: what you said, homicide.
Speaker 1: Homicide, all right, we know well speaking of homo side,
Speaker 1: all right, Real men don't shoot to prove they hard,
Speaker 1: they walk away because they don't want to end up
Speaker 1: in prison with a man with a hard penis. All right,
Speaker 1: then clapping your cheeks from the back. Okay, hum and
Speaker 1: take me through there, take me through there?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 7: Can you imagine?
Speaker 3: No, I don't want to imagine that, Jesus.
Speaker 4: All right, Well that was Donkey of the day, all right,
Speaker 4: Now when we come back for your life eight hundred
Speaker 4: five eighty five one oh five one now passing. Mike
Speaker 4: Tide was just on the show and he talked about
Speaker 4: something where I see people are asking about. He talked
Speaker 4: about your kids cursing in front of you, and this
Speaker 4: is what he said about it.
Speaker 7: Stop putting everything on God and say like, I don't
Speaker 7: like when you cuss around me, but.
Speaker 3: Certainly it's of respect though, like around your mama, you
Speaker 3: are certainly some people.
Speaker 7: Do depending on who your mama is. If you don't
Speaker 7: do it around your mama, but you do it around
Speaker 7: everybody else, you're a faker.
Speaker 1: We're all conditioned to not talk like that in front
Speaker 1: of us parents for the most part, right, So conditioning
Speaker 1: our conviction because I don't care in front of my.
Speaker 2: Mom just because I know she ain't going for it right.
Speaker 7: It's conditioning, like you know that, especially in the black household,
Speaker 7: Like there's certain things you don't do here, but wait
Speaker 7: till y'all kids start doing it. Do you let your
Speaker 7: kids cuss in front of you?
Speaker 2: God?
Speaker 6: Damn, I mean, oh my god, not you?
Speaker 3: What do you say?
Speaker 18: No?
Speaker 7: No, I don't. Do you let your kids cuss in
Speaker 7: front of you?
Speaker 21: He don't know.
Speaker 7: Do you let your kids cuss in front of you?
Speaker 20: No?
Speaker 2: But I have asked my seventeen year old when she
Speaker 2: was younger sixty, I said, do you curse? And she
Speaker 2: was yes. I understand what Pastor Michael Todd was.
Speaker 3: I don't agree with it.
Speaker 2: I don't know what you what you were saying was
Speaker 2: you know, if you because we didn't play that part,
Speaker 2: I don't think.
Speaker 1: But you know, if you, if you punish your child
Speaker 1: for doing something like cursing in front of you, they
Speaker 1: might not come to you with bigger issues because they're like, damn,
Speaker 1: if I curse in front of my parents, just how
Speaker 1: they disaplin me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So why would I come with something else? Like
Speaker 2: if I want if I had sex.
Speaker 4: But cursing is not the same of having sex and
Speaker 4: drugs and asking those questions, right.
Speaker 1: I think building trust its respect, And that's why I
Speaker 1: told him, we're conflating two different issues. Like he's basically saying,
Speaker 1: if you, if you, if you punish your child for cursing,
Speaker 1: they won't come to you with other things.
Speaker 4: You're telling your child not to curse because of a respecting,
Speaker 4: the same way you tell your kids. If there's an
Speaker 4: elder person, you say, sir, a man, But you also
Speaker 4: tell your kids, no, you don't curse in front of me.
Speaker 4: I'm not your friend. You can show me the respect,
Speaker 4: just like you don't curse in front your tea.
Speaker 3: Show you what I mean.
Speaker 4: But that doesn't mean your child's a fake or you're
Speaker 4: a fake if you don't curse in front of your mom,
Speaker 4: but you cursed.
Speaker 1: But that's why I say, we're conflating two different issues.
Speaker 1: But he's talking about if you curse in front of
Speaker 1: your parents and then your parents punishes you for cursing,
Speaker 1: that may make the child not come with bigger issues. No,
Speaker 1: I felt like we were talking about two or three
Speaker 1: different things in that one conversation, So we were.
Speaker 5: Talking about two different things, but overall he was just
Speaker 5: saying that we are teaching our kids the same thing
Speaker 5: we were conditioned to think, Like you know what I mean,
Speaker 5: like that, that's like a generation thing. You couldn't curse
Speaker 5: in front of your mother because she didn't like that,
Speaker 5: all right, So we train our kids the same way,
Speaker 5: and we're conditioning them unintentionally to like be afraid of us.
Speaker 6: That's like what he was saying.
Speaker 3: You know, I don't think it has anything to do
Speaker 3: with fit. I think it has to do with respect.
Speaker 4: But a second cause, when we come back eight hundrendk
Speaker 4: five eight five one oh five to one, what are
Speaker 4: your thoughts? He said that if you don't curse in
Speaker 4: front of your parents, but you coachee curse in front
Speaker 4: of your friends, you're a faker. I don't agree. Let's
Speaker 4: discuss eight undrink five eight five one o five one.
Speaker 4: The Breakfast Club, Good morning.
Speaker 3: You pull out your phone, fall in right now, you
Speaker 3: call me.
Speaker 2: Add your opinion to the Breakfast Club top break it down.
Speaker 3: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. The
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 22: It's topic time called eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 22: oh five one to join into the discussion with the
Speaker 22: Breakfast Club Morning.
Speaker 4: Everybody's DJ Envy Jess hilarious, Charlamagne dea Goud.
Speaker 3: We are the breakfast club now if you're.
Speaker 4: Just joining us, opening up the phone lines eight hundred
Speaker 4: five eight five, one oh five one. We're talking about
Speaker 4: pastor Michael Todd. He was saying that if you don't
Speaker 4: curse in front of your parents, but you curse in
Speaker 4: front of your friends, you are considered a faker.
Speaker 3: Let's listen to what he said.
Speaker 7: Stop putting everything on on God and say, like, I
Speaker 7: don't like when you cuss around me, but.
Speaker 4: Certainly it's a respect though, Like because around your mama
Speaker 4: you are certainly some people.
Speaker 7: Do depending on who your mama is. If you don't
Speaker 7: do it around your mama, but you do it around
Speaker 7: everybody else, you're a faker.
Speaker 2: We're all conditioned to not talk like that in front
Speaker 2: of us parents for the most part.
Speaker 1: Right, So conditioning or conviction, because I don't care in
Speaker 1: front of my mom just because I know she ain't
Speaker 1: going for it.
Speaker 7: Right, it's conditioning, like you know that for especially in
Speaker 7: the black household, Like there are certain things you don't
Speaker 7: do here, but wait till y'all kids start doing it.
Speaker 7: Do you let your kids cuss in front of you.
Speaker 6: God, damn, I mean, oh my god, not you.
Speaker 2: What do you say?
Speaker 7: No? No, I don't. Do you let your kids cuss
Speaker 7: in front of you?
Speaker 18: Hell?
Speaker 20: No?
Speaker 7: Do you let your kids cuss in front of you?
Speaker 25: No?
Speaker 7: But I have asked my seventeen year old when she
Speaker 7: was younger sixty, I said, do you curse? And she
Speaker 7: was like yes, so all of you you know I
Speaker 7: can I just be as your brother. Yes, you're living
Speaker 7: in a state of delusion. All right, So we're taking
Speaker 7: your calls. Eight hundred and five eight five, one oh
Speaker 7: five one. Also, you guys on the chat, you guys
Speaker 7: could chime in. What's your thoughts?
Speaker 3: What do you chat?
Speaker 16: Chat?
Speaker 6: No, I'm not for my kids cussing in front of me.
Speaker 5: Well, Marley is one, but my son he's thirteen, and
Speaker 5: he's at that age where you know, I'll hear him
Speaker 5: on the game.
Speaker 6: He don't know that I hear him.
Speaker 5: But my son is very respectful when it comes to cursing.
Speaker 5: He does not like he don't even like to hear
Speaker 5: me curse too much.
Speaker 6: He'd be like chill man, like chill you know what
Speaker 6: I mean?
Speaker 5: Like yeah, So I don't agree with that. But I
Speaker 5: was also taught that, like, I can't curse in front
Speaker 5: of my mother. Now, me and my dad we got
Speaker 5: a different relationship. He was a lot more lenient as
Speaker 5: I was a kid.
Speaker 3: I was growing up.
Speaker 5: I was always able, like to say curse words and
Speaker 5: you know, things like that, drink around my dad. But
Speaker 5: one side of my family is stricter than the other side.
Speaker 5: You know, some on when I'm around my mom, I
Speaker 5: dare not do any of that.
Speaker 6: Ish, I can't my dad.
Speaker 5: We like, that's like that's my best friend. I'm my
Speaker 5: daddy's girl. Were closer, So it's different, you know, but
Speaker 5: I don't. I don't let my kids curse in front
Speaker 5: of me and my son don't do it anyway.
Speaker 4: Don't try to see. I think manners is different than trust.
Speaker 4: Like you're taught manners right to say yes, ma'am, yes, sir,
Speaker 4: you're taught not to curse. There's certain things that you
Speaker 4: are taught to do as a young child growing into
Speaker 4: an adulthood that has nothing to do with trust. My
Speaker 4: kids will come up to me and if they want
Speaker 4: to curse off, they want to say something, they'll be like,
Speaker 4: permission to curse. Okay, maybe they heard the story or
Speaker 4: they heard somebody said that, and we'll say, yeah, say
Speaker 4: what you have to say. My kids have an amazing relationship,
Speaker 4: definitely with moms.
Speaker 3: More. They will tell Mom everything.
Speaker 17: Me.
Speaker 4: I'm just I'm I'm the disciplinary right. Mom is more
Speaker 4: of the understanding, and I'm fine with that. But my
Speaker 4: kids don't curse. Into this day.
Speaker 3: I do not curse in front of my mother. I
Speaker 3: will talk like it's to my mom because it's just
Speaker 3: it's just the level of respect.
Speaker 4: I'm sure my mother and my father wouldn't care, but
Speaker 4: it's just a level of respect. And my kids are
Speaker 4: the same way. They're not going to curse. And that
Speaker 4: has nothing to do with trust. I think it has
Speaker 4: to do it.
Speaker 1: Manas what do you think, Charlotte, Yeah, I don't curse
Speaker 1: in front of my my parents out of respect. I
Speaker 1: think I might curse in front of my pops every
Speaker 1: now and then, now, you know, but never in front
Speaker 1: of my mom.
Speaker 2: And I don't. I don't think that makes you fake.
Speaker 1: Like I told path and too, that's just conditioning, right,
Speaker 1: That's what we've been We've been taught to do, and
Speaker 1: I think that is the respectful thing. But I also
Speaker 1: feel like we were conflating a few different convos. You
Speaker 1: know why we were having that conversation with Path to
Speaker 1: Tide because what path and Todd was saying, if you
Speaker 1: punish your child over something like a curse word, then
Speaker 1: they may not bring the bigger things to you because
Speaker 1: of how you reacted over the curse word. So I
Speaker 1: guess he's essentially saying, you know, let your child curse
Speaker 1: in front of you, you know, don't trip over that,
Speaker 1: because that will build more trust. I don't know if
Speaker 1: that's necessarily the case, but I didn't understand what he
Speaker 1: was saying.
Speaker 5: I understand what he was trying to you know what
Speaker 5: he was trying to say. He was getting at because
Speaker 5: he did break it down later and we didn't play
Speaker 5: that part. But I still don't agree with that piece
Speaker 5: of it. It's not a broke cursing.
Speaker 3: I don't agree. Hello, who's this a good morning?
Speaker 1: This is joy?
Speaker 3: What's your thoughts?
Speaker 17: So my thirst is I agree with you. I just
Speaker 17: find it crazy to think that kids can't find another
Speaker 17: way to speak without cursing, and if they have to
Speaker 17: curse to seek to you, that means they feel unsafe.
Speaker 17: Like how ridiculous does that sound? It's about control and
Speaker 17: having respect for adults.
Speaker 8: DA should still be able.
Speaker 17: To speak to me without cursing and not feel right.
Speaker 17: That's like I don't understand how those two come into comparison.
Speaker 17: My kid can't curse, but they don't feel safe Like
Speaker 17: that was like the episode of Blackish when they had
Speaker 17: let the kid curse because he cursed in the house,
Speaker 17: but now they're going to curse it get in front
Speaker 17: of you. It just makes it makes no sense one
Speaker 17: and they don't go together. It doesn't well, well, you
Speaker 17: know what.
Speaker 1: Listen, whether it's cursing, kids want to feel like they
Speaker 1: can trust you. I don't think first of all, I
Speaker 1: don't think kids should curse in front of their parents.
Speaker 1: That's my thing, right, It's like I don't think kid
Speaker 1: should be calling their parents by their first name. But
Speaker 1: I do understand what pathor Todd is saying. Kids just
Speaker 1: want to feel like they can trust you when they
Speaker 1: come to you with things. And if they know that
Speaker 1: you're gonna bug out over something like a curse world,
Speaker 1: why would they come to you with something bigger than that.
Speaker 5: But you can tell me what you have to tell
Speaker 5: me without the curse word, you know, unless you're like
Speaker 5: saying something that somebody told you or said to you.
Speaker 5: You know, you're demonstrating something, you're telling me something, and
Speaker 5: I'm like, all right, what did they say?
Speaker 25: You know?
Speaker 6: But you you don't have to curse to get your
Speaker 6: point across, to let me know.
Speaker 4: Some it seems like he's he's scared to discipline your child, right,
Speaker 4: because oh, if you bug out when your kids curse, no,
Speaker 4: But as a child, you need to be disciplined. There's
Speaker 4: things that you do wrong that you need to be
Speaker 4: told no, this is wrong, right, and that doesn't mean
Speaker 4: that your kid doesn't trust it is a curse word one.
Speaker 2: Of those things. Yes, cursing is wrong if you hear you,
Speaker 2: if you hear your fire. And this actually happened to me.
Speaker 1: You know, the one time I've ever spanked any of
Speaker 1: my kids, my daughter was like three or four, and
Speaker 1: it's because she said the F word. She might have
Speaker 1: been older than that, maybe like five or six, I
Speaker 1: don't remember, but she said the F word and after,
Speaker 1: you know, gave her a couple of pops. I felt
Speaker 1: so stupid. And the reason I felt so stupid is
Speaker 1: because I'm like, why am I disciplined in the child
Speaker 1: for saying a word that she probably heard us say.
Speaker 2: She's repeating. She don't even know what that word means.
Speaker 2: She just repeating what she heard.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't have popped her for that, but I would
Speaker 4: have definitely reprimanded her and told her that's an adult
Speaker 4: word and you're not allowed to say.
Speaker 6: That's the thing.
Speaker 3: So it's like you said, she probably heard it from you,
Speaker 3: or she probably heard it from.
Speaker 2: It shen't even know what I mean.
Speaker 3: I would have definitely did.
Speaker 6: You and you tell her like, look, remember that day.
Speaker 1: I don't even I don't even know she really remembered.
Speaker 1: She just does that because she knows. I feel really
Speaker 1: bad about it, and we've talked about it over the years.
Speaker 1: But it's just like, yeah, I remember when you popped
Speaker 1: me because I cursed, Like, I don't believe she actually remembers.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying. But my point is that
Speaker 2: had some money.
Speaker 3: No remember that top.
Speaker 1: But but my point is I understand what Pastor Todd
Speaker 1: is saying, because you know, those little things do make
Speaker 1: kids feel like.
Speaker 2: Well, if he pop me over that, I'm definitely not
Speaker 2: gonna tell him about this. It can happen.
Speaker 5: Now, that can be one of two ways, because like
Speaker 5: say that same say if that five year old was
Speaker 5: me and my father popped me for saying that, It's like,
Speaker 5: all right, now, I know that's a bad word.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: It's all about perspective, how you look at it, because
Speaker 5: all right, I know that's a bad word. I know
Speaker 5: I'm gonna be able to say it later around my
Speaker 5: friends and all that, but it's a respect level. That
Speaker 5: was still like, you disagree with what you did after
Speaker 5: you thought about it, but that still told her that
Speaker 5: was wrong to say.
Speaker 6: I wasn't supposed to say that. You know what I'm saying, you.
Speaker 2: Should have just educated. Yeah, that's not a word that
Speaker 2: you say.
Speaker 6: Absolutely.
Speaker 3: Eight hundred five eight five on five. We're taking your calls.
Speaker 3: Let's discuss this's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 22: Let's say, if you're all talking about it, you know
Speaker 22: we talking about it, it's topping times called eight hundred
Speaker 22: five eight five one five one to join into the
Speaker 22: discussion with the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Morning everybody is DJ Envy just hilarious, Charlamagne the gud
Speaker 4: We are the Breakfast Club. If he's just joining us,
Speaker 4: we're talking about pastor Michael Todd. He was talking about
Speaker 4: He says if your kids, if you don't curse in
Speaker 4: front of your parents, but you curse in front of
Speaker 4: your friends, you are considered a faker. He wants the East,
Speaker 4: basically saying your kids will lose trust if you reprimand
Speaker 4: him for a cursing. I don't agree discipline this discipline.
Speaker 4: I don't agree. I think kids need to be disciplined.
Speaker 4: I think I needed to be disciplined as a child.
Speaker 1: You do agree, though, because you said yourself that your
Speaker 1: kids go to your your your wife for things and
Speaker 1: they know you the discipline.
Speaker 2: Ay.
Speaker 7: No, they don't curse, They don't.
Speaker 2: They don't come to you with everyday because they know
Speaker 2: how you gonna react, so they rather go to mom first.
Speaker 4: They have a tight of relationship with me because they
Speaker 4: know once Mom takes them to school every day, Mom
Speaker 4: gets them dressed every day while we're at work.
Speaker 3: So mom does a lot of the things that dad doesn't.
Speaker 2: And they know Mom is the filter. You give it
Speaker 2: to mom.
Speaker 1: Mom'm gonna hear what you got to say that Mom's
Speaker 1: gonna come to you correct because mom knows how to
Speaker 1: talk to you and you ain't gonna jump off the
Speaker 1: legs because Mom done.
Speaker 4: Briefed you correct, So I mean I get it correct,
Speaker 4: But let's go to the phone line. Tall out, who's this, Hey,
Speaker 4: what's your thoughts?
Speaker 6: No shade, Yeah, she definitely cuts her parents.
Speaker 13: No.
Speaker 29: Actually, I wanted to say, like I will never like
Speaker 29: I'm thirty six years old and like you know, I
Speaker 29: tell my parents everything. But it's just like I don't
Speaker 29: curse around like older folks. It's just something myself, like
Speaker 29: I don't know, I just don't feel comfortable doing it.
Speaker 29: Even if I slip up, I was like, ooh, I'm sorry.
Speaker 29: You know what I mean. They don't mean I'm hiding
Speaker 29: anything or being big to them.
Speaker 10: I'm just respectful exactly.
Speaker 2: I'm the same way. I'm the same And like I said,
Speaker 2: I think everything is man is.
Speaker 4: There was a time, I think, maybe about a year ago,
Speaker 4: maybe two years ago, where the whole thing was bro right, like.
Speaker 6: Bro, that was a.
Speaker 2: It was a trick. I don't curse around my old
Speaker 2: while you looking at me like that. I do not
Speaker 2: curse around my elder.
Speaker 6: No way, shape before him, your family or just eldest.
Speaker 3: Period, neither.
Speaker 2: Hello.
Speaker 3: Who's this.
Speaker 20: From?
Speaker 21: Hey?
Speaker 3: Good morning, my mother, what's what's your thoughts?
Speaker 21: I feel like it's okay for your child to cut,
Speaker 21: but just don't take it overboard, Like I want him
Speaker 21: to be his own person. I didn't necessarily like tell
Speaker 21: him certain words are bad and certain words are good.
Speaker 21: But if he says something and like the emotion like oh,
Speaker 21: or they like not the F word but pretty much
Speaker 21: everything but that, then it's okay. So he's not doing disrespectful.
Speaker 3: So you don't mind if you kids curse?
Speaker 2: What age? What age?
Speaker 29: My time is eight?
Speaker 21: But like, okay, so he's playing the game. He has
Speaker 21: a VR set and them kids curse boy worse than.
Speaker 4: He then people, Yeah, to school, when the teacher does something,
Speaker 4: he goes, what the F you talking about?
Speaker 2: Actually, you don't want your kids to bad habits?
Speaker 21: Man, you know when to say it.
Speaker 6: But yeah, you're right, you don't.
Speaker 20: He gets the high school.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you got your kids practicing bad habits. You know
Speaker 2: what I mean? Like, that's why I say, That's why
Speaker 2: I told past the Tide.
Speaker 1: It's not conviction is conditioning, because when you are conditioned
Speaker 1: to not talk like that in front of adults, you're
Speaker 1: not gonna talk like that in front of adults.
Speaker 3: What you're gonna do with.
Speaker 21: I want him to speak his momd like, not necessarily disrespectful,
Speaker 21: but if I'm gonna speak my mind, and he knows,
Speaker 21: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 14: Not to say certain days to adults.
Speaker 3: But so I find the games and you go, why
Speaker 3: you act like a bitch the telly.
Speaker 2: That's crazy.
Speaker 6: You wanna jack his little ass up, ain't you?
Speaker 17: Well?
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you just said it was the curse. They
Speaker 3: get his feelings out.
Speaker 2: No, it's all right, the curse. It ain't alright. The
Speaker 2: curse me out, She.
Speaker 3: Said, feelings that day his mom took his allowance wife
Speaker 3: like a bitch.
Speaker 1: And he only got that from your from your his
Speaker 1: baby daddy, from your baby daddy. Oh, because that's how
Speaker 1: daddy talked to you, She said, you're not about type. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you heard him, dad, His daddy called you out your names.
Speaker 1: And now he, repeating with Daddy, said damn, what's the
Speaker 1: ball of the story. I mean, the one thing I
Speaker 1: think that we conflating two different things. I don't curse
Speaker 1: in front of my parents. I don't curse in front
Speaker 1: of eldest. I think that's a respect thing. But I
Speaker 1: do understand what pastor Todd is saying, if you jump
Speaker 1: out the window and discipline your child crazy for cursing,
Speaker 1: they may not feel like they can come to you
Speaker 1: with bigger things.
Speaker 8: I get in.
Speaker 3: I think it's totally two different things. But anyway, we
Speaker 3: got the latest Laura coming up. But we talk about Lauren.
Speaker 3: Probably gonna talk about my jersey dress la tonight.
Speaker 8: I'm right here tonight.
Speaker 4: I'm wearing my Delaware jersey dress to the one hundred
Speaker 4: with some Jordan's on, Lauren.
Speaker 2: If you wear that Delaware horn, this jersey dress shell
Speaker 2: and not.
Speaker 3: Even the real Jordy, the fake you got.
Speaker 8: A brown Don't you want a red carpet in a
Speaker 8: jersey dress?
Speaker 2: We've seen We've seen you on red.
Speaker 8: Yes, get your friends.
Speaker 2: Like we haven't seen her.
Speaker 1: Hours before, you had that goddamn cow skin mini skirt.
Speaker 1: That cowskin mini skirt was crazy.
Speaker 8: The grinding jersey dress on the website.
Speaker 2: Tell you tell y'all that Chick fil a cow mini skirt.
Speaker 23: Was talking a little bit about Ebony Power one hundred
Speaker 23: and all the names that will be there because I
Speaker 23: will be trying to get some sound bites for the show.
Speaker 1: But we also got to can I say one more
Speaker 1: thing about that chicks fil a mini skirt. That chicks
Speaker 1: fil a cowskin mini skirt. We killed Lauren so bad
Speaker 1: about it that she turned it into some shoes.
Speaker 8: Those are Jeffrey Kim.
Speaker 2: When I love them, I don't care who that is skirt.
Speaker 23: All right, we're gonna talk about we gotta take some
Speaker 23: time to show some love to a young bleed. He
Speaker 23: passed away after the verses video, you know, just letting
Speaker 23: people know what is actually happening, and you know, some
Speaker 23: of these time to show some love to him.
Speaker 3: All right, we'll get to that next. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning morning.
Speaker 7: Everybody's d J n V.
Speaker 4: Jess Hilary is Chelama the guy we are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Let's get to the latest with Lauren.
Speaker 6: Lauren be coming a straight back.
Speaker 3: She gets them from somebody that knows somebody.
Speaker 8: I'm a homegirl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 2: And she'd be having the latest on the lawn.
Speaker 3: The Latest with Lauren la Rosa.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you have facts, sometimes you have details, sometimes.
Speaker 3: You have a little bit of everything. Well, it's the
Speaker 3: latest on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 23: So a no limit artist, young lead has passed away.
Speaker 23: This according to his son, very horrible. So a few
Speaker 23: weeks back after the verses, Master p had posted a
Speaker 23: clip of Young Lead performing and caption did talking about,
Speaker 23: you know, just making sure you love it on your people,
Speaker 23: how amazing it is to be able to get together
Speaker 23: with people because you just never know what'll happen. And
Speaker 23: then never reports that a Young Lead that suffered a
Speaker 23: brain anerism, and it was up in the air whether
Speaker 23: he was alive or not. There wasn't really much details,
Speaker 23: But now his son is speaking out about what happened
Speaker 23: and confirmed that he did pass away. Let's say a
Speaker 23: listen to Young Bleed's son Taiji.
Speaker 25: Today we're gonna be talking about my dad, Glenn Reed
Speaker 25: Clifton Junior, also known to the world as Young Bleed
Speaker 25: as of November. First, my dad gang his his wings.
Speaker 25: My dad was fifty one years old, so my dad
Speaker 25: didn't have no real health issues like most as you
Speaker 25: get in age, had high blood pressure.
Speaker 2: You know, he take his medicines and you know, do
Speaker 2: what he do.
Speaker 25: So not much after his huge celebration of the versus,
Speaker 25: went to after party and that's where everything kind of spiked.
Speaker 3: Once he collapsed.
Speaker 25: He did pass from the aurysm, the bleed to the
Speaker 25: brain doing a thank God for the strength to be
Speaker 25: able to sit here and have this conversation, cause I
Speaker 25: couldn't bad even talk a couple of days ago, and
Speaker 25: throughout this week just kind of been in the bed
Speaker 25: of thinking, you know, I don't know how to take this.
Speaker 2: It's still so unreal.
Speaker 7: You know, love that guy.
Speaker 25: Everything that's me is him. He taught me everything. He
Speaker 25: always pours so much life into me. I'm gonna make
Speaker 25: sure his legacy stays alive.
Speaker 1: Firsty one years old, it's not definitely young bleed, so
Speaker 1: they don't know how that happens.
Speaker 23: Yes, so he said in this video that he's actually
Speaker 23: going to do somewhere research on like brain anaerysms, but
Speaker 23: they're not for sure kind of what like triggered it,
Speaker 23: like that type of thing. But he did also to
Speaker 23: mention that, you know, like there have been a lot
Speaker 23: of people that have been trying to report things and
Speaker 23: just have conversations about what was happening, but young Lee
Speaker 23: was actually fighting for his life for some time and
Speaker 23: the family wanted to give him the time to do
Speaker 23: that before they just you know, you know, gave up
Speaker 23: on him because he was fighting for us on life
Speaker 23: and people were kind of jumping to conclusions.
Speaker 8: So he says he's telling us all he knows right now.
Speaker 23: And the only reason he says that he's addressing it
Speaker 23: is because Young Bleed's mother, who is his grandmother.
Speaker 8: And their family are going through so much and people keep.
Speaker 23: Reaching out to them trying to figure route things and
Speaker 23: have questions, and it's really difficult. So he's saying he
Speaker 23: wants to be the sole point of contact. He wants
Speaker 23: to clear up as much as he can, and he
Speaker 23: told us all that he could. But no, they don't
Speaker 23: know exactly what caused.
Speaker 1: But I tell you what though, this is why celebrating
Speaker 1: people are so important. Giving people their flowers is so important.
Speaker 1: I'm happy that he got the opportunity to perform at versus,
Speaker 1: you know, with the No Limit team and do how
Speaker 1: you do that there? I remember, you know, nineteen ninety eight,
Speaker 1: going to get my balls in my work, you know CD,
Speaker 1: that's when anything that dropped from No Limit on Tuesday,
Speaker 1: you were going to store and go get and how
Speaker 1: you do that? There was a tough, tough tune it was.
Speaker 1: I definitely remember going to buy Young Bleeding my balls in.
Speaker 3: My word, rest in peace.
Speaker 4: But it's like you said, it's very scared back when
Speaker 4: because he performed at Versus. Everything was great and then
Speaker 4: you know, go to the club and then all of
Speaker 4: a sudden something happens that's not playing that nobody knew.
Speaker 3: He wasn't sick. He was in good health that you know,
Speaker 3: his life's so short and so precious.
Speaker 23: Yeah, he mentioned blood pressure at one point too, but
Speaker 23: I think they're still trying to figure out because he said,
Speaker 23: you know, my dad wasn't a person that had to
Speaker 23: go to doctors a lot, you know, and all the things.
Speaker 23: So they're still trying to figure that out. Now we
Speaker 23: do have the audio of young lead at Versus. W Yeah,
Speaker 23: things happen fast man so fast. So yes, yeah, sending
Speaker 23: them some love. And he didn't mention that there is
Speaker 23: a website go Fundly that they're using it and it's
Speaker 23: an official one that will now go toward you know,
Speaker 23: all the arrangements and different things that they're going to make,
Speaker 23: and he wants people to make sure that unless it's
Speaker 23: something that he's putting out there, you don't support it,
Speaker 23: because that's just a lot going on. So I wanted
Speaker 23: to mention that too. Yeah, resting peace to him, very
Speaker 23: very very sad. So switching gears a bit real quick
Speaker 23: an update bringing it back to New York. Did he
Speaker 23: remember I told you guys that Diddy's team was asking
Speaker 23: the judge could they speed up the conversations that they're
Speaker 23: going to be happening about him trying to get the appeal?
Speaker 23: So it judge that yes to you know, that expedited process.
Speaker 23: And again the prosecutors didn't press push up on it
Speaker 23: and say, hey, we don't want this to be sped up.
Speaker 8: We want to keep the original days. And I think
Speaker 8: it's because they're confident that he might not win the appeal.
Speaker 23: Yesterday there were more photos that dropped or of Diddy
Speaker 23: on the yard from the same day, but this time
Speaker 23: he's with Sebastian Telfar, the NBA player, And I reached
Speaker 23: out to Diddy's team and was trying to figure out,
Speaker 23: like I told y'all, like, how do y'all feel at
Speaker 23: this point because y'all were talking so much about high
Speaker 23: risk and security and its photos everywhere, and they told
Speaker 23: me at this point, all they can do is focus
Speaker 23: on the appeal. But I found out from another source
Speaker 23: that those photos were trying figure out where they were
Speaker 23: coming from.
Speaker 8: From what I'm told, those photos are coming from.
Speaker 23: A person that like, you can literally walk by the
Speaker 23: gate at this facility and if they're in the yard,
Speaker 23: you can take pictures. So I'm told that they that
Speaker 23: there's belief that this comes from just a person that
Speaker 23: happened to be there and see things and be able
Speaker 23: to grab these different shots that they then told to
Speaker 23: different outlets.
Speaker 4: So yeah, just curious how much would like a TMZ
Speaker 4: pay for a picture like that. I'm just curious what
Speaker 4: it would be worth.
Speaker 18: You know.
Speaker 8: What's crazy? People think that it's a ton of money.
Speaker 23: I've seen people get as low as two hundred and
Speaker 23: fifty dollars and as much as like fifteen thousand. I
Speaker 23: think for something like this, the first set of photos
Speaker 23: because it's the first time in the world can see Diddy,
Speaker 23: I think they got a couple thousand for sure.
Speaker 2: What's the fifteen thousand dollars photo? Lauren? Your Harvey made
Speaker 2: you sign a NDA for life?
Speaker 23: There are NDA's and I worked on the story, so
Speaker 23: I wouldn't talk about it, but it was a video
Speaker 23: and it was a it was a big story in relation.
Speaker 3: To artist, who was it?
Speaker 20: Yo? Yo?
Speaker 6: The same way, I don't.
Speaker 23: Want to tell people that that's you know what that
Speaker 23: hat really say? You got us doing photoshop?
Speaker 2: People can people can't.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's photoshop. This is all Ai. You didn't you
Speaker 8: change with the that had really said we.
Speaker 2: Know them speaking of I'll keep backing like you got
Speaker 2: one boyfriend then oh my keep you You're super safe
Speaker 2: for me. Hey, yeah, you know I got two videos
Speaker 2: that ain't Ai. This was way before so as.
Speaker 8: People y'all like the twist word.
Speaker 2: He can't twist these videos I got speaking of a prison.
Speaker 6: Who else came home? Shorty blue face?
Speaker 5: Okay, there we go, blue baby already with Kashan, I've
Speaker 5: seen that with his son.
Speaker 7: I don't.
Speaker 8: I don't know now listen. So he was on the
Speaker 8: stream with d d G.
Speaker 23: Right, they were on stream like all night doing music
Speaker 23: and Kashan popped up on the stream. It literally gave
Speaker 23: that they still they got a little something going on.
Speaker 23: But I thought she had just had another boo, A
Speaker 23: big confused. I know yesterday too, he he was like
Speaker 23: with his kids and took his kids out and Kashawan
Speaker 23: was there and the other baby mom was upset so
Speaker 23: that whole saga is continuing.
Speaker 5: Talking about the lightned girl, the one who was doing
Speaker 5: music before. Damn, I forgot her name. I ain't seeing
Speaker 5: no one, they kept saying. Looked like stewie, don't don't
Speaker 5: do that.
Speaker 6: Yes, yeah, yeah she is cute, got a damn name, yo,
Speaker 6: She's actually a cutie.
Speaker 8: Believe her name is jade Ja.
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, okay, but yeah we have.
Speaker 8: So here's home.
Speaker 23: It was like his mom was posting leading up to it,
Speaker 23: and then he posted a video self to let us
Speaker 23: know he was home. But we have some audio of
Speaker 23: him from the stream. Let's take a listen to blue
Speaker 23: Face because he's making music now, but he's saying that
Speaker 23: he had lost all motivation for music.
Speaker 3: Listen.
Speaker 15: You know it's crazy, man.
Speaker 2: Everybody in there, like, man, you've been writing, the freestyling.
Speaker 20: Of it, like rapping in there.
Speaker 15: That took like all my mental capacity. I ain't have
Speaker 15: no motivation, like you know, my music is like all parties.
Speaker 15: I don't right about jail and yeah, you know, so
Speaker 15: it was like it wasn't really my my type of river.
Speaker 15: So I'm not trying to get out and make no jail.
Speaker 3: So all right, okay, Well now.
Speaker 6: Blue face on the Yeah, I know every bobbing Whedon.
Speaker 5: I know NV you want to bumping at the party,
Speaker 5: so he won't he won't get back into street for
Speaker 5: you and me.
Speaker 3: That is the latest.
Speaker 2: Yeah. How how much you picture for? Yeah? How much
Speaker 2: can I get for that post? Is that Harvey? You
Speaker 2: want some revenge?
Speaker 3: I got all right it.
Speaker 2: Never want any revenge.
Speaker 3: This is her cover, her boss fight.
Speaker 6: This doesn't even look like it.
Speaker 2: See the boss bout morning.
Speaker 4: Everybody is ej Envy, Jess, Hilarry, Charlamagne, the God. We
Speaker 4: are the Breakfast Club. Saluthor Pastor Michael todd for joining
Speaker 4: us this morning.
Speaker 2: Saluthor Pastor Michael Todd Man.
Speaker 1: Make sure you're checking out on the Outside Tour, which
Speaker 1: is seventeen seventeen city National Gospel and Contemporary Christian Music Tour.
Speaker 17: Man.
Speaker 1: He's got a new book out called Couple Love Relationship
Speaker 1: Goals for Kids.
Speaker 2: Okay to children's book. Nice, So check that out.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Path to Time man, I like Path to Top too,
Speaker 2: all right for you?
Speaker 3: At this weekend, Jess, I.
Speaker 5: Ain't nowhere this weekend, but next weekend I'll be in Perrysburg, Ohio.
Speaker 6: That's Toledo, Ohio. At the Comedy Club Funnybone Comedy Club.
Speaker 6: So get your tickets if you haven't yet. Jess Hilarious
Speaker 6: official dot com. I will not be doing meeting Greed.
Speaker 6: I'm so sorry, but I will be there. So we
Speaker 6: got four shows, two shows that Friday, two shows that Saturday.
Speaker 5: That's November fourteenth and fifteen. Get your tickets, Ohio, And.
Speaker 2: You got a book for pre order.
Speaker 5: And I got a book for pre order, So Death
Speaker 5: Do We Parent, my co parenting memoir that reflects on
Speaker 5: my journey with me raising my kid with his dad.
Speaker 5: So it's available for pre order. The link is in
Speaker 5: my bio. You can pre order anywhere you find your books.
Speaker 5: Love y'all get my book, y'all. All right, very studious,
Speaker 5: it's given studious.
Speaker 1: MICHELLEA man, you got a positive new I do man,
Speaker 1: And that came from the conversation we was having with
Speaker 1: you know, Pastor Michael Todd.
Speaker 2: I truly believe that, you know, if.
Speaker 1: I truly believe that a change behavior is the best apology,
Speaker 1: then it also has to be the best form of
Speaker 1: repentance too. So I want to tell you that repentance
Speaker 1: is an opportunity, not a punishment. It is meant to
Speaker 1: correct and cleanse, not penalize.
Speaker 6: Okay, have a great day, breakfast club you don't finish
Speaker 6: for y'all done,