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Speaker 2: Yo yo yo jess hilarious, Good morning, Charlamade, got peace
Speaker 2: to the planet?
Speaker 3: Is Monday?
Speaker 4: Good morning?
Speaker 5: Yes, back to the work, y'all.
Speaker 4: Feel out that. I feel blessed, black in holly fad
Speaker 4: but happy to be here another day to serve our
Speaker 4: beautiful listeners. What's happening.
Speaker 2: How was your mother's day?
Speaker 6: Yess Oh, I was stuck in the airport for like
Speaker 6: most of the day, but it was it was realaxed
Speaker 6: and by the time I got home, I know, I
Speaker 6: had to wake up early this morning. So we didn't
Speaker 6: go out or anything. We just you know, watched the
Speaker 6: movie or whatever. My son wanted to watch Deadpool.
Speaker 4: We did THEWK flowing the Newark.
Speaker 3: Yes, no, no, no, no, no, no. The outist problem is gone.
Speaker 2: No, it was out of Sunday morning.
Speaker 6: It was out of it must have stopped for me,
Speaker 6: you know, thank god. You know I landed well, but no,
Speaker 6: that's what I was delayed, cancelations. I was delayed. Yeah,
Speaker 6: but at first I was flying in ct JFK that
Speaker 6: got the lead.
Speaker 3: So then I was okay.
Speaker 6: So then LaGuardia, it was like all sold out Philly.
Speaker 3: It was nothing to Philly.
Speaker 6: And then they was like, well Newark outs problem is
Speaker 6: not it you know, it's no more, so you can
Speaker 6: go ahead flying Snork and I was.
Speaker 2: Like, okaya, I was.
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Speaker 5: Salute to all the moms. Hopefully had a great Mother's Day.
Speaker 2: I actually took my mother and my wife and the
Speaker 2: whole family actually to go see Hell's Kitchen, which is
Speaker 2: Alicia Keys playing Broadway.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, she was such a dope show.
Speaker 2: Salute to Tank he killed, and salute to the whole
Speaker 2: cast cast, the woman that played Alicia Keys killed. It
Speaker 2: is it is a love story. It's a love story
Speaker 2: for music. It's a love story for her the guy
Speaker 2: that she wanted.
Speaker 4: It's her love story for Hell's Kitchen.
Speaker 2: And yeah, it gave me the feeling of New York
Speaker 2: growing up as a kid, like just going outside and
Speaker 2: seeing people on the stoop and doing the things that
Speaker 2: we did as kids.
Speaker 5: But it was it was really really dope.
Speaker 2: And then after I went backstage and kicked it with
Speaker 2: Tank a little bit, but that wasn't the thing. That
Speaker 2: the dancers in the play, they you know started I
Speaker 2: guess they knew my kids from dancing.
Speaker 7: So everybody dance.
Speaker 5: Yeah that's a good thing. But they were giving my
Speaker 5: kids some pointers.
Speaker 2: And one of the actual singers is a dance mom,
Speaker 2: so she was she's out on the road and she
Speaker 2: sees them, so my kids got to you know, talk
Speaker 2: to them and kicking with them about dancing and acting
Speaker 2: and all that other stuff.
Speaker 3: And the Tank was just being tanked the good brother.
Speaker 4: So Hell's Kitchen is a good play, especially if you're
Speaker 4: Alicia Keyth super fan.
Speaker 2: Yes, Luisa fan, you're gonna love it. Yeah, you saw
Speaker 2: it a couple of weeks ago. Yeah, amazing, mazing, amazing show.
Speaker 2: All right, well, let's get the show cracking. Lizzo will
Speaker 2: be joining us this morning. Just a new album Love
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Speaker 3: Coming this summer.
Speaker 2: We're gonna be kicking it with lizze Yang and do
Speaker 2: no drop a bomb for applause? Nothing. Okay, there we go,
Speaker 2: and now we got front page news next. It don't
Speaker 2: go anywhere. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning only everybody.
Speaker 2: It's DJ Envy, Jesse, Hilarrys, Charlamagne, the Gud. We are
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news
Speaker 2: all right.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: Over the weekend, the Celtics beat the Knicks one fifteen
Speaker 2: ninety three. The Nicks still lead that series to one.
Speaker 2: The Thunder and Nuggets they tied the series day won
Speaker 2: ninety two eighty seven. Now yesterday out the Timberwolves beat
Speaker 2: the Warriors one o two ninety seven. Minnesota wins its
Speaker 2: leading that series to to one. That was Saturday Saturday
Speaker 2: in Indiana. You played yesterday the Calves and the Pacers
Speaker 2: paces beat them one twenty nine one o nine, Indiana
Speaker 2: leaves that series three to one. The Knicks LA tonight, Yeah,
Speaker 2: play to night at seven thirty. Pressures on next Yep,
Speaker 2: Timbles play at ten o'clock, ursas on Nicks Yi, Yeah, Hey,
Speaker 2: okaysh is on we Okay.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Morgan, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 8: Happy Monday. How y'all feeling good? Hey you are happy?
Speaker 8: But lated Mother's Day?
Speaker 7: Thank you, Sam, to you, Jess.
Speaker 6: Did you enjoy I did in the airport, but it
Speaker 6: was all founded at home. I was able to be
Speaker 6: with my kids.
Speaker 8: That's a beautiful thing. All right, y'all, let's get into it.
Speaker 8: First step on the front page. In case you missed it. NewYork,
Speaker 8: New Jersey Mayor ros Baraka is out of jail after
Speaker 8: being arrested on Friday for allegedly trespassing at an Ice
Speaker 8: immigration detention center. Now DHS spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin described the facility,
Speaker 8: saying it houses MS thirteen gang members and rapists. While
Speaker 8: President Trump's Acting US Attorney for New Jersey, Elena Habba,
Speaker 8: made the arrest, and here's what she had to say
Speaker 8: about it.
Speaker 7: In part, Let's take a listen to.
Speaker 9: Me has publicly for three days been saying that he's
Speaker 9: going to break in eventually break in with given multiple
Speaker 9: opportunities to remove himself. We will not stand for anybody
Speaker 9: getting in the way of getting rid of criminals in
Speaker 9: this country.
Speaker 7: It's very simple, so Mayor Baraka.
Speaker 8: He spoke out about the incident following his release, saying
Speaker 8: he felt like he was targeted, his rights were violated,
Speaker 8: and he's weighing his legal options moving forward.
Speaker 7: Let's take a listen to his comments.
Speaker 2: I'm the mayor of the city.
Speaker 10: I have the right to go anywhere in the city,
Speaker 10: particularly in places where I think our laws are being violated.
Speaker 10: I will confer with my lawyers to figure out what's
Speaker 10: the best pathway forward on this. I think they completely
Speaker 10: violated my rights. They obviously targeted me. It was more
Speaker 10: than I wasn't the only one out there. They came
Speaker 10: directly to me right and trying to arrest me, no
Speaker 10: one else.
Speaker 7: So Baraka.
Speaker 8: He's urging fellow Democrats to continue to push for access
Speaker 8: to ICE detention centers. In the ICE detention center where
Speaker 8: he was arrested, it's giving good trouble, necessary trouble, But
Speaker 8: Democrats Democratic Representative Rob Menendez Junior, Lamonica mc ivor, and
Speaker 8: Bonnie Watson Coleman were also involved in the incident at
Speaker 8: Delaney Hall. Watson claims the Trump administration is acting like
Speaker 8: a quote dictatorship and its pursuit to arrest immigrants in
Speaker 8: the country illegally. Let's take a listen to Congresswoman Bonnie
Speaker 8: Watson Coleman's comments with the people will.
Speaker 1: Make sure that this administration a here's too the rules
Speaker 1: that separate us from dictatorships in.
Speaker 4: Other third world countries.
Speaker 8: Democratic re Rob Menendez Junior added that this is unacceptable
Speaker 8: and should shake every American to their core and our
Speaker 8: collective core. Is what he had to say. What do
Speaker 8: you guys think about that? I mean, you guys are
Speaker 8: up there in the region, in the general vicinity of
Speaker 8: the area. How does this make you feel.
Speaker 4: I don't think this is just about a regional thing
Speaker 4: like you know, ll no, not at all.
Speaker 7: But this is definitely the president.
Speaker 4: Yeah, especially when we just saw a judge get locked
Speaker 4: up to weeks ago. I mean, you know, these things
Speaker 4: happened so fast that we tend to forget, but we
Speaker 4: just saw a judge get locked up a couple of
Speaker 4: weeks ago. So it's not just the regional thing. I mean,
Speaker 4: I don't know how it's gonna play out. To be
Speaker 4: totally honest with you, I'm not gonna be up here
Speaker 4: on this radio acting like I got you know, these predictions.
Speaker 4: I know what's gonna happen. I don't know what's gonna
Speaker 4: happen in this country from this point on.
Speaker 2: Well does it?
Speaker 7: Does it scare you? I mean in a sense that
Speaker 7: you know.
Speaker 4: Because I believe in God, so it don't scare me.
Speaker 4: But you know, it's just I just don't know how
Speaker 4: everything's gonna play out. All right, It's not trending in
Speaker 4: the right way, I'll tell you that much.
Speaker 3: Not at all, No, not at all.
Speaker 7: But you know that's your front page news for six
Speaker 7: a m.
Speaker 8: This is a situation that I will continue to keep
Speaker 8: an eye on as it is close to home for
Speaker 8: you guys. And then at seven we will get into
Speaker 8: what's going on with the New York City Mayor Eric Adams.
Speaker 8: He had a meeting with President Trump on Friday, So
Speaker 8: I will get into that all run next car.
Speaker 2: See you next hour.
Speaker 3: More again, everybody else, get it off your chest. Eight
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Speaker 2: This is hey Tashiana, Good morning, get it off your chest.
Speaker 3: Good morning.
Speaker 12: I just want to say I am an official graduate
Speaker 12: of the real HU Howard University.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 2: I'll let you live this morning. Congrats.
Speaker 12: I knew you were going to say that.
Speaker 4: It is really too.
Speaker 12: I come from the seven pave seven too, so look
Speaker 12: put some respect.
Speaker 2: On it, all right, you you got it? And salute
Speaker 2: to all the graduates I know, mostly the HBCUs a
Speaker 2: lot of them. Graduation was on Mother's Day this Sunday,
Speaker 2: so congratulates.
Speaker 7: Oh wait, oh wait.
Speaker 12: And I just would have wanted to say, I want
Speaker 12: to sell out my mother and my grandmother, because.
Speaker 13: You know they did do it, and my dad too,
Speaker 13: they did.
Speaker 3: I want to give the side out yep, when.
Speaker 14: You do what they got me there.
Speaker 12: I was a returning student and so you know when
Speaker 12: I came back this year, I had.
Speaker 10: A lot on my mind and I.
Speaker 7: Didn't want to doubt myself.
Speaker 3: I did it, and I made it. I walked across
Speaker 3: that stag.
Speaker 12: Congrass, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 5: And what's your major?
Speaker 3: And if anybody a computer science?
Speaker 2: So it was not easy. You got a job yet
Speaker 2: are used to working. We're usedill, looking.
Speaker 14: Still looking, still looking?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 2: Well, good luck and and and congratulations again.
Speaker 3: I love that major.
Speaker 7: Thank you, Thank you so much.
Speaker 5: Have a good one too.
Speaker 2: Hello.
Speaker 3: Who's this from Queen to roll?
Speaker 5: From Queen's What Up?
Speaker 2: We're part of Queen's shout shout to make a Queen
Speaker 2: south Side? All right, what's up? Get it off your chest? Brother.
Speaker 15: I just wanted to basically talk about my business.
Speaker 13: I'm a person to train here in a long Island.
Speaker 3: I'm changing lives in the gym. Okay, what's the name
Speaker 3: of the gym?
Speaker 2: Brother?
Speaker 14: The name of my company is trained to inspire.
Speaker 4: I bet you got a bunch of big backs rushing
Speaker 4: to try to lose a bunch of weight before summertime,
Speaker 4: right now, Yeah, they knew something was coming, but they
Speaker 4: just kept eating.
Speaker 12: And y'all dj envy, keep doing what you're doing, jess hilarious.
Speaker 10: I wanted you have to Lover's Day. Also, y'all keep shining.
Speaker 16: And also I listen.
Speaker 15: I listen to y'all faithfully every day. I wanted y'all
Speaker 15: to please give me a follow on social media?
Speaker 3: What's it put it out there?
Speaker 2: People about the people?
Speaker 14: Well, the people, I'm doing good with them, but I
Speaker 14: really care about y'all guys. Giving me a follow to
Speaker 14: see what I'm out there doing in the gym.
Speaker 2: What's your train is trained?
Speaker 15: T r A I n t o inspire and you'll
Speaker 15: see my name up there to real coffee.
Speaker 4: Okay, I am I to lie to you. I'm gonna
Speaker 4: go look, you know, saying if you're doing something that's interesting,
Speaker 4: I'll follow.
Speaker 3: I want you to go look and see.
Speaker 2: That's right. I see you training. I see you training
Speaker 2: the kid in the wheelchair.
Speaker 3: That's dope.
Speaker 2: I see you out there training, brother.
Speaker 15: I appreciate you.
Speaker 4: You got the kid in the wheelchair. Excuse me, I'm
Speaker 4: doing pull up.
Speaker 2: He's doing pull ups? Got you with the wheelchair.
Speaker 4: Let me ask your question, serious question, with the with
Speaker 4: the guys in the wheelchair, do you.
Speaker 2: Do you do anything with them for leg day? Seriously,
Speaker 2: you shut up.
Speaker 6: I mean, I mean that's the therapy that they did. No, no, no,
Speaker 6: it really is therapy for paraplegics.
Speaker 2: Everybody in a wheelchair, Yo, shout the man.
Speaker 15: I'm just passionate about what I do.
Speaker 3: Man. And as you see, I'm passionate.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 15: I'm helping everybody out man, everybody, no doubt.
Speaker 2: But I'm asking I'm asking a serious question. Or do
Speaker 2: some people in.
Speaker 4: Wheelchairs like their legs aren't totally useless?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 3: Not every man?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he must have thought you was you was?
Speaker 3: He was joking with it.
Speaker 7: He thought you were joking.
Speaker 3: But no, that that's a real thing.
Speaker 6: It is.
Speaker 2: I know he got jokes.
Speaker 3: No, I know he got hop about the paraplegics. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's a whole different community.
Speaker 2: Roll up on his list, get it off your chest
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Speaker 17: Good morning, the Breakfast Club. This is your time to
Speaker 17: get it off your chest. Whether you're man or blessed.
Speaker 3: I hate the way that you.
Speaker 2: Walk, the way that you talk.
Speaker 3: I hate the way your dress everything when me is best?
Speaker 11: Tall up next? Eight hundred five eight five five one.
Speaker 3: That's just me.
Speaker 5: I'm what the coach of philing. Hello, who's this.
Speaker 2: From Tampa?
Speaker 5: Haye, Faith from Tampa. Get it off your chest.
Speaker 14: It's Monday morning, it's raining, and I'm not ready for it.
Speaker 7: That's right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So are your mom?
Speaker 2: Did you celebrate Mother's Day yesterday?
Speaker 13: I celebrated Mother's Day yesterday was my eight year old Sililah,
Speaker 13: and I'm thirty two weeks segnant.
Speaker 6: Oh, congratulations and happy belated Mother's Day.
Speaker 3: Just thank you, honey.
Speaker 2: Hey, look, if you don't want to go to work today,
Speaker 2: you got an excuse. You can say you got to
Speaker 2: go to the doctor today for a check up. You
Speaker 2: can say I have an excuse if you you could
Speaker 2: be tired, you have morning sickness. You could take the
Speaker 2: day off if you need to take an extra day.
Speaker 7: Ye're correct, that's that.
Speaker 3: That's what hey, Yes, after all right, mama, All right,
Speaker 3: thank you?
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this.
Speaker 4: This morning?
Speaker 2: Get it off your chest?
Speaker 13: Yes, I want to get it off my chest. I
Speaker 13: was actually sick in and out of the hospital for
Speaker 13: like two months, and like I recently started something a
Speaker 13: lot better, and my so called friend I've been friends
Speaker 13: with for over thirty years literally just hit me up
Speaker 13: with a text and then finally called me and said, oh,
Speaker 13: how you doing.
Speaker 12: I'm like, I'm all right, Oh.
Speaker 13: Well, I can't talk too long because I got my
Speaker 13: new boyfriend in the car, so I'm not to.
Speaker 12: Call you back.
Speaker 13: No, it's not that I'm happy to I'm happy she
Speaker 13: getting twisted and getting loose. My thing is, you didn't
Speaker 13: pop up on me at the hospital. You didn't call me.
Speaker 13: You just literally sent me at tight and then finally
Speaker 13: called me to say you can't talk too long?
Speaker 3: Crazy? How old is she? My thing?
Speaker 12: I'm really passed off.
Speaker 13: And I'm like, this is my so called friend, Like
Speaker 13: I really don't know how to feel about it.
Speaker 3: Oh your friend?
Speaker 7: I thought you said your daughter? Oh man, is she
Speaker 7: is she usually?
Speaker 3: You said she got a new boot, she got a
Speaker 3: new bool?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Is she is? She usually single?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, well she's in a relationship.
Speaker 6: I'm not saying I'm not justifying her, like not you know,
Speaker 6: reaching out to you and not come to see about
Speaker 6: her girl whatever, because you are definitely huware. But at
Speaker 6: the same time, you gotta know when somebody is so
Speaker 6: used to being single then they finally get somebody.
Speaker 3: Girl all, that's where all the attention be at, like
Speaker 3: excuse me, like real bad. And she was like, you
Speaker 3: ain't dying, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: You straight.
Speaker 6: Single and you having all access to her. You can't
Speaker 6: even wrap your head around this new guy she got.
Speaker 13: You know, No, I actually was dying, literally dying.
Speaker 3: Oh my god. Oh yeah, she's wrong. Yeah, she's definitely wrong.
Speaker 13: I'm sorry, mama, Well I am going much better for
Speaker 13: my thing is, Yes, you think I should not talk
Speaker 13: to her anymore?
Speaker 7: No, no, no, no, definitely talk to her because you
Speaker 7: need to know how you feel. That's your friend.
Speaker 3: She need to know how you feel. And then depending
Speaker 3: on how.
Speaker 6: She takes the conversation, then you can go on and
Speaker 6: move on after that and you know, treat her accordingly.
Speaker 6: But you definitely need to sit down, y'all. She owe
Speaker 6: you a conversation, for sure, exactly.
Speaker 13: And I'm like, I don't know if I should say
Speaker 13: something right now because I'm still in the midst of
Speaker 13: coming out of the hospital.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, focus on your focus on getting better first,
Speaker 6: because it ain't about her it's about you right now.
Speaker 7: And then yeah, okay, thank you Dan.
Speaker 2: All right, get it off your chest. Eight hundred five
Speaker 2: eight five, one oh five one. Now we got the
Speaker 2: ladies who Lauria, you look very demure this morning.
Speaker 3: You ain't look very good demure you on a horse?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, very wealthy, yeah, the very wealthy, very attorney.
Speaker 2: Are you going to go into today? The advised video.
Speaker 18: I'm going into court not to advise anyone, but I
Speaker 18: will be there. And that's what we're actually gonna talk about.
Speaker 4: That is a good court.
Speaker 3: Look, thank you.
Speaker 2: When you park your horse, thank you.
Speaker 18: We are going to talk about that though, because court
Speaker 18: was actually halted on Friday, and we're going to talk
Speaker 18: about why because remember I was here and I was like,
Speaker 18: y'all court is over already, very odd. But we're gonna
Speaker 18: talk about what went down and how that's going to
Speaker 18: affect today. Today is the first day of opening statement,
Speaker 18: So this is a big day for puff in court.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 2: I heard there was a rumor that Cassie might take
Speaker 2: the stand today.
Speaker 11: I don't ready.
Speaker 2: That's what they said. That's what I heard her ten
Speaker 2: ten weeks that's what I heard her news this morning.
Speaker 7: We'll get into it.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, we'll get into that next. It's the
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 11: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Morning everybody in Steve, j n V, Jess hilarious, Charlamagne
Speaker 2: the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to
Speaker 2: the latest with Lauren. Lauren be coming a straight fast.
Speaker 4: She gets them.
Speaker 5: Somebody that knows, somebody detail.
Speaker 7: I'm a long girl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 4: She'd be having the latest on you.
Speaker 11: The latest with Lauren la Rosa.
Speaker 4: Sometimes you have fact, sometimes you have details, sometimes you
Speaker 4: have a little bit.
Speaker 11: Every time. It's the leads on the Breakfast Club talk
Speaker 11: to me.
Speaker 7: Okay.
Speaker 18: So the Diddy trial will continue today May twelfth, But
Speaker 18: today is a really really big day because opening statements
Speaker 18: will be getting for both the prosecutors and Diddy's team
Speaker 18: on the defense.
Speaker 7: But before that starts, they have to select the jury.
Speaker 18: They were supposed to have done this on Friday, that
Speaker 18: was supposed to be last day it is, but the
Speaker 18: Diddy's team came in and said, because of cold feet, we.
Speaker 7: Shouldn't do it today.
Speaker 4: Would you mean cold feet?
Speaker 18: So Diddy's team alleged that if they were to have
Speaker 18: selected the final members of the jury on Friday. Those
Speaker 18: jury members would have had all weekend to sit, get nervous,
Speaker 18: get a little scared, basically like they didn't they didn't
Speaker 18: want that to happen. So whatever, we're like, look, we
Speaker 18: feel like, because of how high stake this case is,
Speaker 18: because of the person that is in question, you're talking
Speaker 18: about Puff, we should wait until Monday, right before we
Speaker 18: start the opening statements. They have a forty three jurors
Speaker 18: men and women. They have them narrow that down to
Speaker 18: twelve definite jurors and six altenates. So the judge agreed,
Speaker 18: he said, you know what, you're right. I agreed, Let's
Speaker 18: wait until right before opening statements. We'll choose a jury
Speaker 18: and then boom, we'll go right with sweatermen, We'll go
Speaker 18: right into we'll go right into the actual opening statements
Speaker 18: for prosecutors in the defense.
Speaker 4: So they're expecting this to be a speedy driver.
Speaker 18: The judge has been very, very adamant about wanting to
Speaker 18: six to schedule. He doesn't even timing like this week
Speaker 18: court is gonna go from nine to five. He's like,
Speaker 18: next week we're gonna do nine to three. We're not
Speaker 18: gonna be in here all day, We're gonna get this done.
Speaker 18: And I think even with the jury thing not wanting
Speaker 18: to pick over the weekend is because they don't want
Speaker 18: no mishaps. They don't want to have to get more
Speaker 18: people back in if the six altenates fall through, Like
Speaker 18: they just want to get through.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he wants to get through.
Speaker 2: It that good or bad that they seem like they're
Speaker 2: trying to get through this fast.
Speaker 7: I don't think it's a bad thing.
Speaker 18: The judge seems really really really fair at the way
Speaker 18: that he's like handling both sides of it. Prosecutors did
Speaker 18: push back on it a bit, and I think it's
Speaker 18: just because for them, they don't care about that like
Speaker 18: they want they.
Speaker 5: Want the truth.
Speaker 2: They just want to speedy trial. We want the truth
Speaker 2: for we want people to be in devotes to the
Speaker 2: facts and all that.
Speaker 7: I mean, it's still eight weeks, Like eight weeks is
Speaker 7: still a time period for trial. That's enough time.
Speaker 18: But and if there's more time needed, it seems like
Speaker 18: the judges is fair on both sides. But anyway, so
Speaker 18: today prosecutors and the defense will to present their opening statements.
Speaker 7: Now, Envy, you had a question about Cassie testifying.
Speaker 2: I think I heard on the news on my way
Speaker 2: and they said Cassie might be testifying today.
Speaker 18: Well, there have been photos that came out of her
Speaker 18: last week at the end of the week, very very
Speaker 18: pregnant in New York. It is expected that she's supposed
Speaker 18: to testify this week. But for her to testify today,
Speaker 18: those opening statements from both sides would have to be
Speaker 18: really really short. I'm told by a source close to
Speaker 18: the case that it's possible, but for that to happen
Speaker 18: a day it was like they would have to literally
Speaker 18: get through their opening statements super fast and then but
Speaker 18: it all depends on, you know, with strategy the prosecutors
Speaker 18: are trying to take. Typically you wouldn't lean on the
Speaker 18: witness for your opening statements, but it depends on where
Speaker 18: they're going with it. Also to Cassie's really really pregnant,
Speaker 18: so I think the that's going to play a part too,
Speaker 18: And both sides wanted to make sure they can get
Speaker 18: her on the stand early on because once she's out,
Speaker 18: she's out.
Speaker 4: That's gonna be a very stressful environment for her to
Speaker 4: be pregnant and be on that stand and the way
Speaker 4: they're gonna press her, and you know, be bringing up
Speaker 4: all types of stuff that I'm sure that you know,
Speaker 4: she may not want to have divulged. That can be
Speaker 4: a lot.
Speaker 18: Yeah, I talked about this on the podcast The Latest
Speaker 18: with Lona Rosa. That's actually an interesting point because if
Speaker 18: I'm a prosecutor and I'm pressing or even in the defense,
Speaker 18: did he seem and I'm pressing Cassie, the visual of
Speaker 18: a very pregnant woman sit on the stand being pressed can.
Speaker 7: Turn like if I'm a person, I'm like, oh my god, yes,
Speaker 7: Like what are y'all doing to her?
Speaker 6: Mentioned pregnancy brain is real, you know what I'm saying. Yeah,
Speaker 6: for some things can be blurry clear, I don't know,
Speaker 6: I don't remember whatever. You know what I'm saying, Like,
Speaker 6: she pregnant in her third tremis the right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, she's she's let me let me before I say,
Speaker 7: let me look it up.
Speaker 6: I just know she's she remember things that happened the
Speaker 6: day before, sometimes when I was pregnant.
Speaker 3: So it's like, yo, he asked her. It's just it's
Speaker 3: gonna be stressful for her.
Speaker 2: But they got they gotta go back and forth with it, right,
Speaker 2: they got to go to the facts. But like you said,
Speaker 2: it's gonna look so.
Speaker 4: Back and forth. It's gonna be a four court press.
Speaker 4: But how was they going to do everything in the
Speaker 4: book at cast But.
Speaker 2: How did he seem going to be looking going full
Speaker 2: court press with this woman.
Speaker 7: You got to be strategic.
Speaker 18: You gotta do it where you get to what you
Speaker 18: need to get to. But you don't look like you're
Speaker 18: like being angry.
Speaker 7: They like the upset.
Speaker 4: You don't care he's fighting for his life.
Speaker 3: Do you want that?
Speaker 11: You don't?
Speaker 18: I feel like you don't want the jury to feel
Speaker 18: like you're you're attacking up pregnant.
Speaker 4: They're going to do that because the picture that they're
Speaker 4: going to pain up Cassie is you not innocent. That's
Speaker 4: what they're going to try to.
Speaker 7: Put one hundred percent of one hundred percent and we're.
Speaker 4: Complicted in all of this and probably a necessory in
Speaker 4: some cases. That's what That's how they're going to try
Speaker 4: to paint her.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, they've already started kind of leaning into that now.
Speaker 18: As far as how far along Castie is, she announced
Speaker 18: her pregnancy in February twenty twenty five.
Speaker 7: Uh So according to Google, she's six maybe.
Speaker 18: Seven months at this point. She's yeah, in the photo,
Speaker 18: she looked very pregnant. Now I'd already told you guys
Speaker 18: that from what I was told, Cassie did not want
Speaker 18: to testify. Victim three, as we know as of today,
Speaker 18: still does not want to testify and is telling them
Speaker 18: she does not plan on coming to court.
Speaker 7: There is now a victim five.
Speaker 18: I know Puff's team was trying to keep Victim five
Speaker 18: out of the conversation or whatever. But victim five, if
Speaker 18: Victim five does testify, will testify with She's not gonna
Speaker 18: be able to hide her identity. And this is according
Speaker 18: to some documents that TMZ recently obtained. And his victim
Speaker 18: is going to testify as a witness that did he
Speaker 18: committed an act of sexual misconduct allegedly in the past
Speaker 18: that he's but he's not being charged for this act in.
Speaker 4: The case any of the victims have penises because you know,
Speaker 4: there was a lot of talk about you know, male stuff.
Speaker 4: I don't know did that make it to the court room.
Speaker 4: I know that was a lot of chatter online, but
Speaker 4: didn't make it to the court.
Speaker 18: All of the victims that I know of our women
Speaker 18: at this point, and we were we all have some
Speaker 18: questions about what happens if victim you're going, I don't
Speaker 18: know that strategic I probably won't know what to see
Speaker 18: in all those.
Speaker 5: Suits because a lot of them did. They'se lawsuits got
Speaker 5: dropped right on.
Speaker 7: The civil side, Yes, there's a there's a number of them.
Speaker 2: So the Rodney one got dropped, right, that's the one
Speaker 2: they took a shower and he's making beats in the
Speaker 2: shower something.
Speaker 7: But that's on the civil side.
Speaker 18: I mean to your point, though, I'm sure that they're
Speaker 18: going to try and make clean claims on the criminal side.
Speaker 18: Seem like really outrageous because we've watched that on the
Speaker 18: civil side, but civil and criminals no way. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 18: burden the proof is different. But yeah, so that kicks
Speaker 18: off today. I'll be there, Yeah, I will be there.
Speaker 4: Very Laura la Rossa will be there dressed as Colonel Sanders.
Speaker 7: But it's giving like a cute little colonel period is
Speaker 7: quite well fitting.
Speaker 6: Es.
Speaker 3: That's what you look like, a question, that's what she
Speaker 3: looks like. Horse horse, role playing with your man.
Speaker 7: You need to mind your business, right, you got something good?
Speaker 19: All right?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 18: That is that is it and that is all for now.
Speaker 18: But I will be back with more because it's going
Speaker 18: to be a long day in court. I need to
Speaker 18: be there by eight thirty eight. M okay latest, and
Speaker 18: that's like, honestly, I'm pushing it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, all right when we come back, we
Speaker 2: got front page news and then Lizzo will be joining us.
Speaker 3: So don't go anywhere. It's the breakfast Club.
Speaker 11: Good morning. You're checking out the breakfast Club. Good morning.
Speaker 2: Everybody is j Envy, Jess Hilarius, Charlamagne the guy. We
Speaker 2: are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Let's get back in some front page news. Now, quick sports.
Speaker 2: Yesterday, the Calves lost to the Paces one twenty nine
Speaker 2: one on nine Indiana, leaves that series three one. The
Speaker 2: Thunder and Nuggets tied in series two to two. Thunder
Speaker 2: beat the Thunder beat the Nuggets ninety two eighty seven. Tonight,
Speaker 2: the next take on the Celtics seven thirty and the
Speaker 2: Timber will take on the Warriors at ten pm. Let's
Speaker 2: go do it.
Speaker 4: You are the must win game for the Knicks. It's
Speaker 4: a must win game for the Knicks. I know, you know,
Speaker 4: people think that if the Celtics win is just tied.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 4: If the Celtics win, it's called no. The Celtics went's.
Speaker 2: Going we leave this series too to one right now,
Speaker 2: We're gonna win tonight. They shouldn't gonna win at home tonight.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna win at home tonight.
Speaker 5: Alright.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Morgan, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 3: All right, y'all.
Speaker 8: So let's get back into front page news. So batherident
Speaker 8: Trump set it to the Middle East, and during his trip,
Speaker 8: he's expected to accept a luxury jet from the Royal
Speaker 8: Fami family of a Qatar or cutter.
Speaker 7: It depends on how you pronounce it, based on where
Speaker 7: you are in the world.
Speaker 2: That's illegal, that's uh.
Speaker 8: He's reportedly expected to use this plane, this jet as
Speaker 8: air Force one, according to multiple resource sources reported.
Speaker 7: To NBC Now.
Speaker 8: The Bowing seven forty seven to eight jet will then
Speaker 8: be moved to Trump's Presidential Library Foundation following his White
Speaker 8: House term. And of course, as you mentioned, Charlemagne, the
Speaker 8: lavish gift is sparking concerns amongst legal scholars as to
Speaker 8: whether or not it is a legal gift.
Speaker 4: See, we got to stop saying that, Morgan.
Speaker 5: We just got to call it what it is.
Speaker 4: It is illegal. Like when you say spark questions you
Speaker 4: know amongst legal scholars on whether it's legal. It leaves
Speaker 4: it open for you know, discussion, it's not. It's not
Speaker 4: a discussion. It illegal.
Speaker 3: But is it illegal because constitution progrimagement.
Speaker 4: Officials from accepting gifts from any king prince of form state.
Speaker 3: Sounds good, all right? So it is in leagal okay,
Speaker 3: all right?
Speaker 8: So the White House is previewing President Trump's upcoming visit
Speaker 8: to the Middle East. He will visit US troops at
Speaker 8: the air base in Qatar, the largest US military base
Speaker 8: in the region, and he will also be in Saudi
Speaker 8: Arabia where he's supposed to get that jet and get
Speaker 8: an update on Israel Gaza war ceasefire talks. Now, Press
Speaker 8: Secretary Caroline Lovitt said that Trump is going to reaffirm
Speaker 8: his commitment for a free and prosperous Middle East.
Speaker 7: Let's take a listen to her comments.
Speaker 16: President Trump will return to re emphasize his continued vision
Speaker 16: for a proud, prosperous, and successful Middle East where the
Speaker 16: United States and Middle Eastern nations are in cooperative relationships
Speaker 16: and where extremism is defeated in place of commerce and
Speaker 16: cultural exchanges.
Speaker 8: So this comes as Hamas is set to release the
Speaker 8: last known living American hostage in Gaza as part of
Speaker 8: an effort to reach that ceasefire agreement. In a statement
Speaker 8: on Sunday, hamas Is said Israeli American Eden Alexander will
Speaker 8: be released to help achieve a and allow humanitarian aid
Speaker 8: to flow into the Gaza.
Speaker 11: Strip.
Speaker 8: US Special Envoy to the Middle East Steve Whitkoff, said
Speaker 8: he's traveling to Israel to secure Alexander's release, adding that
Speaker 8: to twenty one year old's family is a static over
Speaker 8: the news.
Speaker 3: This, this, you know, the world.
Speaker 8: The ceasefire is an amazing thing. But you know that
Speaker 8: that jet, that's that leads less to be desired. Like
Speaker 8: you said, that's it's just a yeah.
Speaker 4: And that's why we can't ask answers like we ask
Speaker 4: answers right will be like, well is the jet illegal?
Speaker 4: And what and what Nby did is what most people
Speaker 4: will do in that situation because you're like, well is
Speaker 4: it illegal, because we're not telling people, point blak, yes
Speaker 4: it is.
Speaker 2: Well the reason I'm asking because you know, and this
Speaker 2: is gonna be bad, but he does stuff so blatant.
Speaker 5: I'm like, there's no way it could possibly be.
Speaker 8: Yes, And then the media that essentially yes, exactly but
Speaker 8: that's essentially what it is is that he's doing things
Speaker 8: and then it's like, Okay, well he's finding holes here
Speaker 8: and holes there, and then he's gonna.
Speaker 4: Take there's no holes, there's no holes. This is just
Speaker 4: just blatant.
Speaker 3: This is blatant.
Speaker 7: What happens when a federal judge blocks this?
Speaker 3: You know what I mean? Like it don't?
Speaker 2: I don't see the.
Speaker 4: US Constitution prohibits government officials from accepting gifts from any king,
Speaker 4: prince of foreign state. But we're in a post constitutional country,
Speaker 4: so I guess that document means nothing to this administration.
Speaker 4: So who cares? But think about this outside of it
Speaker 4: just being widely illegal. These guys fund terrorist organizations. How
Speaker 4: do we know they can't just make this plane and
Speaker 4: fall out the sky? And I know the Secret Service
Speaker 4: is gonna do a sweep with a plane, but it's
Speaker 4: probably loaded with listening devices and tracking devices. They're gonna
Speaker 4: have so much intel on our country. Why no, you
Speaker 4: ain't beware the noble gesture?
Speaker 7: M h, it's a trojan horse.
Speaker 3: Oh no, all right, y'all.
Speaker 8: Switching gears baseline terraffs of ten percent are likely to
Speaker 8: stay in place as the US negotiates trades deals with
Speaker 8: countries around the world. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik told CNN
Speaker 8: State of the Union that foreign companies and countries and
Speaker 8: not foreign companies and countries and not.
Speaker 7: Americans, will birth. They're the burden of those terror.
Speaker 8: And Lutnick says trade deals with other countries will help
Speaker 8: American businesses.
Speaker 7: Let's take a listen to Howard Lutnik.
Speaker 11: We will not go below ten percent.
Speaker 3: That is just not a place we're going to go.
Speaker 17: We will country by country addressing their particular issues.
Speaker 2: Of course, we're going to have our shelves.
Speaker 10: Full of wonderful products made around the world, but we're
Speaker 10: gonna make sure on their shelves.
Speaker 3: But American products are.
Speaker 7: Finally given the fair treatment that they deserve.
Speaker 8: So Treasury Secretary Scott Benson said the Trump administration is
Speaker 8: closing in on a trade deal with China. In a
Speaker 8: post on social media, President Trump described the meeting as
Speaker 8: very good, saying there was great progress made and of course,
Speaker 8: following the weekends talk in Switzerland, Benson said the two
Speaker 8: countries have agreed to pause their reciprocal tariffs for ninety days,
Speaker 8: with both sides lowering their rates by one hundred and
Speaker 8: fifteen percent. Chinese goods had been hit with tariffs as
Speaker 8: high as one hundred and forty five percent under the
Speaker 8: Trump administration. In Beijing, in turn, applied a one hundred
Speaker 8: and twenty five percent levy on some US goods. But
Speaker 8: it looks like things are going to try, or at
Speaker 8: least they're trying to strike a deal where some of
Speaker 8: that eases and bringing things.
Speaker 3: To home to you guys.
Speaker 7: In New York.
Speaker 8: Last story, the Department of Justice is releasing scores of
Speaker 8: documents in the permanently dropped federal corruption case of New
Speaker 8: York City Mayor Eric Adams. The release comes as Adams
Speaker 8: met privately with Donald Trump on Friday in Washington, DC
Speaker 8: to talk about various issues impacting New York City and
Speaker 8: New Yorkers. Let's take a listen to their comments.
Speaker 11: Thank you came in to thank.
Speaker 10: Me frankly, and then that would I would say the
Speaker 10: primary reason.
Speaker 2: But he was very nice.
Speaker 11: He's a nice man.
Speaker 4: Talk of infrastructure, to talk about the coordinations we could
Speaker 4: have major projects and all the things that New York
Speaker 4: sphil are importune.
Speaker 7: So the judge in this case had ordered their release.
Speaker 8: The release setting the Friday Friday as the deadline, and
Speaker 8: after media outlets demanded to see more of these documents.
Speaker 8: Now more than one thousand pages were released that include
Speaker 8: court exhibits and unredacted warrant. The Videoj's dismissing of the
Speaker 8: case also has stirred up a lot of controversy, saying
Speaker 8: that many feel like Adams is indebted to President Trump
Speaker 8: and would you say, Charlomagne from the audio thank him?
Speaker 4: Oh no, it is just the way he said it.
Speaker 4: He basically, he said, he basically came to kiss the ring.
Speaker 2: That's what.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, President Trump.
Speaker 8: President Trump alluded to Adams, saying that he thought he
Speaker 8: came over there to pretty much thank him, but he
Speaker 8: did say it was a nice guy. So, you know,
Speaker 8: I don't know, I'm curious to see how what New
Speaker 8: Yorkers think.
Speaker 7: You know. I know, y'all got an election coming up,
Speaker 7: so I'm not gonna get too much into that. But yeah,
Speaker 7: that's your front page news.
Speaker 8: You can follow me on socials at Morgan Media and
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Speaker 7: Nnews dot com.
Speaker 8: And yes, congratulations to all the graduates like you mentioned
Speaker 8: MV and Howard University actually set a record. They had
Speaker 8: their largest graduating class in history. Wow, three and sixty
Speaker 8: students in the school's history. The oldest was seventy two
Speaker 8: and the youngest was nineteen.
Speaker 7: Isn't that a beautiful thing?
Speaker 6: Is?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Man, that's why I put that out there, A little
Speaker 8: positive notes some that's a little glimmer of light.
Speaker 2: You know, all the graduates in twenty twenty five, twenty
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five graduating classroom to y'all.
Speaker 7: Period period, All right, sall, y'all have a doing all right.
Speaker 3: Now when we come back, A Lizzo will be joining us.
Speaker 2: It don't go anywhere.
Speaker 3: It's the Breakfast Club in morning.
Speaker 11: The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Morning. Everybody's DJ Envy, Jesse, Hilarious, charlamagnea gud We are
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club longas is here as.
Speaker 3: Well, and we got a special guest in the bulding.
Speaker 4: Indeed, Lizzo, that's hi.
Speaker 2: How do you feel? I feel good?
Speaker 4: You look good. Everybody talks about your your physical appearance
Speaker 4: and how you lost weight. But to me, I see
Speaker 4: somebody that has changed mentally and spiritually. I see somebody
Speaker 4: that's on a healing journey because you got to glow
Speaker 4: about you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thank you. Well that's where it starts.
Speaker 6: I think I had to start with, you know, cleaning
Speaker 6: out my mind and my energy and clearing out all
Speaker 6: of the.
Speaker 3: Negativity around me.
Speaker 6: And I feel like I released so much I was
Speaker 6: holding on too, and then it starts to manifest physically
Speaker 6: as well.
Speaker 8: Like that's why I don't call it a weight loss.
Speaker 8: I do call it a weight release because it started.
Speaker 8: I got snatched here first, and then my body just
Speaker 8: followed suit.
Speaker 3: So I do feel amazing.
Speaker 6: I feel like I've always been in a good place
Speaker 6: because I'm always a positive person. But I think that
Speaker 6: I was not aware of just like how much toxicity
Speaker 6: had started to kind of come around in my life.
Speaker 6: And I had a really beautiful period of isolation and
Speaker 6: clearing of that energy.
Speaker 3: And now I just feel like, oh, I was holding
Speaker 3: on this so much. You gotta let go. It's hard
Speaker 3: for me.
Speaker 6: I'm a tourist, so I'll hold I'll hope on. Yeah,
Speaker 6: hard head is stubborn, loyal, you know so. But I'm
Speaker 6: so glad you feel that it's an oor thing.
Speaker 3: Tell me, said, Pilate's helped a lot with it too.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 6: I started out with pilates, yeah, because my back was
Speaker 6: hurting and that was the best way to get moving.
Speaker 3: But I do a lot of things.
Speaker 6: I strength train, I do yoga, sculpt I hike, I
Speaker 6: played pickleball, I got a water bike.
Speaker 2: You know, a little bit you just Pilates was one
Speaker 2: of the best. I did pilates with my daughter.
Speaker 3: Wait, you do pilate?
Speaker 2: Yeah, wanted me to go with because I didn't want
Speaker 2: to go at first, but it was you know, you
Speaker 2: do some stuff with your daughter, and I did it.
Speaker 2: She's twenty one, twenty three, and she took me to
Speaker 2: do pilates and it was the most amazing thing. All
Speaker 2: my aches, all my pains, he was able to stretch
Speaker 2: it out. It was it was I'm the only guy
Speaker 2: in there, damn.
Speaker 3: Which is crazy because pilates, that's a man.
Speaker 6: His name is Joseph pilateis correct. A man created it
Speaker 6: and is designed to help you with longevity. So he
Speaker 6: lived to be like well, I mean, I think he
Speaker 6: passed away in a house fire, but he could have
Speaker 6: lived to be like two hundred years old.
Speaker 5: They just got changed the music a little bit. Sometimes
Speaker 5: that music is just don't be funny.
Speaker 3: That motivates you to keep doing it.
Speaker 5: Sometimes you need a little trap music.
Speaker 6: Trap pilates is crazy. You better trademark that for somebody
Speaker 6: taking in Atlanta.
Speaker 2: One of our friends, Weezys New York that does from
Speaker 2: the Decision of Decisions podcast.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she has an actual place called trap House Fitsiness
Speaker 4: and that's what they do.
Speaker 6: But is it called trap pilates Because I'm I'm a
Speaker 6: branding girl, I'm a trademarked that.
Speaker 4: Trap House Fitness. I don't know that's cool?
Speaker 3: Well, okay, is not taken. Listen, it's a billion dollar idea.
Speaker 4: You've always had a form of self love that people
Speaker 4: can see, But I feel like it's just more radical now.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think it has to be. I have to
Speaker 6: fight for it a little bit more, but I think
Speaker 6: I always had.
Speaker 3: To fight for it though.
Speaker 6: Actually, I just think it's just like as your life
Speaker 6: changes and different things happen to you, you gotta you know,
Speaker 6: move differently. Yeah, I think it's just a life thing,
Speaker 6: Like you can't handle every situation in your life the
Speaker 6: same you get older, you grow.
Speaker 3: Everybody can relate to that.
Speaker 18: At what point in your career did you get to
Speaker 18: this point where like you even talk about that side
Speaker 18: of it more because I feel like when you first
Speaker 18: came out, even when you did talk about like stuff
Speaker 18: that wasn't as positive, you still kept it so positive.
Speaker 18: But now that you stream, you really get into like
Speaker 18: how you feel for real, what you're going through you like,
Speaker 18: And it was a lot more protected when Lizzo first
Speaker 18: came on the scene. From what I felt like, the
Speaker 18: brand was protected a little bit more. But now you're
Speaker 18: taking control over a lot more.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I just think people know me a
Speaker 3: little bit more.
Speaker 6: So I think I'm able to communicate things and not
Speaker 6: put a bow on it or have a happy ending
Speaker 6: because y'all just know me more. I think when I
Speaker 6: first came out, people didn't know me.
Speaker 8: So the brand is very like one note because it's like, oh,
Speaker 8: that's that girl, that's the happy girl who'll be working
Speaker 8: with the flu, you know, And but that happens to everybody,
Speaker 8: Like any artists, you just become like a thing.
Speaker 3: You're not a person.
Speaker 6: But I think the more we get to know artists,
Speaker 6: and the longer they're in the game, the brand becomes
Speaker 6: more multifaceted, and I think mine just expanded a little
Speaker 6: bit more so.
Speaker 3: I feel more comfortable communicating.
Speaker 6: And I also I feel safer on stream talking about
Speaker 6: these kinds of things because I know I'm in a
Speaker 6: room with people who get me. Y'all understand me, you
Speaker 6: know me, So I can tell you how to I'm
Speaker 6: feeling or what I went through, and you know, these
Speaker 6: real moments that I have, I can share that, and
Speaker 6: I arge you you were saying that people are kinder
Speaker 6: there as well, like it's a better sense of community
Speaker 6: on Twitch and streaming that that's good.
Speaker 7: When did you were you scared to before? Were you
Speaker 7: scared to dive into that part?
Speaker 6: You know? I always kind of flirted with it because
Speaker 6: I love like running my mouth and I love talking
Speaker 6: and I love talking to my fans. I've always been
Speaker 6: this person like with my social media. So I had
Speaker 6: a whole Twitch set up in my house, just ready
Speaker 6: to go, and I was like, I was like, I
Speaker 6: want to whole streaming set up now, I want games,
Speaker 6: all of that, the sims, And it was just in
Speaker 6: my house, sitting there, and I was kind of intimidated
Speaker 6: by it. I would walk by it every day and
Speaker 6: be like, one of these days, I'm a stream one
Speaker 6: of these days, And then I remember my friends Solana.
Speaker 6: She was like, I'm about to be on kay Sanat,
Speaker 6: like pull up with me, and I was literally I
Speaker 6: was like when she was like in two hours, I said, okay,
Speaker 6: let me get myself together and like go pull up
Speaker 6: with my friend.
Speaker 3: Yes, okay, but my.
Speaker 7: Friends, Sillana, A lot of people might not know you're
Speaker 7: talking Tomn.
Speaker 5: I know, you know, but the average person might not know.
Speaker 8: I just like average people might not know that cause
Speaker 8: is casually talking about I am so sorry if the
Speaker 8: track Sisza hit me and was like, I'm about to
Speaker 8: be on kay Sanat in like two hours, can you
Speaker 8: pull up with me? And I was like, yeah, I'm
Speaker 8: gonna pull up with you because I'm like, I was
Speaker 8: so afraid because it's like he has like hundreds and
Speaker 8: hundreds of thousands damn near million people watching and commenting
Speaker 8: in real time.
Speaker 3: Oh god, that's terrifying. So I said, you know what,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna pull up. I'm gonna ride with my friend.
Speaker 6: And I was like, if anybody got anything negative to
Speaker 6: say though, say it about me.
Speaker 3: God damn it, you know. So I pulled up and
Speaker 3: I had so much fun and I was reading the
Speaker 3: chat and they.
Speaker 6: Were like yeah, W Lizzo, yeah, W Sizza, Yeah, literally
Speaker 6: motes and I was like, oh, they're so nice, and
Speaker 6: that made me feel comfortable with diving into my own channel.
Speaker 6: I made Lizo be twitching and Kai got me like
Speaker 6: forty thousand subscribers in like two seconds.
Speaker 3: He was like, everybody goes spam Lizzo be twitching right now,
Speaker 3: and they all followed it.
Speaker 6: And I was like, Okay, now I have to Stria
Speaker 6: because they just gonna be sitting in there, you know,
Speaker 6: building a cachet.
Speaker 3: So that really helps, would you say, absolutely?
Speaker 6: I have to run my mouth. I'm a life path three,
Speaker 6: I'm a communicator. So therapy was the beginning of that.
Speaker 6: Like that saved my life, being able to talk to
Speaker 6: somebody once a week and just run my mouth and
Speaker 6: figure out my issues. And I feel like when I communicate,
Speaker 6: when I write music, when I sing songs, when I
Speaker 6: go on tour, when I talk to people, it is
Speaker 6: very healing and it's very connecting. I need to connect
Speaker 6: to feel good. I can't be disconnected. I go actually insane.
Speaker 4: I've learned you mean you can't be disconnected from people?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I can't be disconnected from people. I go insane.
Speaker 7: So at a point where you said you had to
Speaker 7: step back and isolate.
Speaker 6: That was kind of hard for you too, since you
Speaker 6: had to I mean, I know you had to do it,
Speaker 6: and it all, you know, made sense, and it made
Speaker 6: sense in the end, but it still was challenging for
Speaker 6: you because you have to be connected to people personally.
Speaker 6: It was a little insanity, but I think in a
Speaker 6: little period of insanity can be helpful because you have
Speaker 6: to do really hard work.
Speaker 3: And I was at a point in my life where.
Speaker 6: The Internet hated me and I could not trust the
Speaker 6: people around me like friends, family, co workers, and I
Speaker 6: was severely depressed.
Speaker 3: And now I feel like I know who I am.
Speaker 3: I know whose I am, and can't.
Speaker 6: Nobody shape that because once I reintroduced myself back into
Speaker 6: connecting with people in front, friends and trusting the Internet,
Speaker 6: and you know.
Speaker 3: I'm like, I know who I am, I move with
Speaker 3: a different kind of confidence.
Speaker 2: We still kicking it with Lizzo, Lauren.
Speaker 18: Does it get on your nerves though, that sometimes every
Speaker 18: single thing you do people still relate it to, like
Speaker 18: wanting to talk about you in certain ways, like you
Speaker 18: were at the Met Gala.
Speaker 7: The outfit went off.
Speaker 18: Every headline though, is about your weight loss and not
Speaker 18: about how good you look. And I think that that's
Speaker 18: unfair and it happens a lot with you. Does that
Speaker 18: get annoying to you where it's like I can't move
Speaker 18: around that, like people always want to talk about me.
Speaker 3: Well, I signed up for it.
Speaker 6: I knew when you know, back in twenty fourteen and
Speaker 6: big girls weren't wearing leotars on stage, and I said,
Speaker 6: I'm about to put me on one of these Beyonce
Speaker 6: dance leotars, and I'm about to have big girls behind
Speaker 6: me wearing them too, Because I knew that my body
Speaker 6: would be the focus of that conversation. And it was
Speaker 6: something that because it was unavoidable, I either I could
Speaker 6: hide and run from it, and people are gonna do
Speaker 6: it anyway. You know, It's like the big girl wearing
Speaker 6: your arms out theory. It's like we know your arms big, whether.
Speaker 8: You know cover it up or not, we know your
Speaker 8: arms there, so either enjoy the outfit.
Speaker 3: And wear your arms out or cover your arms up,
Speaker 3: but we know what it is.
Speaker 6: So for me, it was just like I'm just gonna
Speaker 6: run head first into it. What I didn't know is
Speaker 6: that it would never go away. No matter how much
Speaker 6: my body changes, it's never gonna go away. But I
Speaker 6: think that I have to just like accept that, and
Speaker 6: I'm actually cool with it. It doesn't annoy me because
Speaker 6: I look good, you know. And even when I was bigger,
Speaker 6: I looked good.
Speaker 3: So it's like, say what you want.
Speaker 6: But there was always someone in the comments being like, yeah,
Speaker 6: but she's still beautiful and she looks soft and face
Speaker 6: card never declined.
Speaker 18: So what about the time because I was reporting when
Speaker 18: all the lawsuit stuff happened, and you didn't say anything
Speaker 18: for a long time, like not at all, which most
Speaker 18: people come out and say stuff. I was wondering the
Speaker 18: day that it was dropped, how did you feel? What
Speaker 18: was your thought process around that? Because you were in
Speaker 18: isolation at that point, right.
Speaker 3: I was in Japan, Yeah, on a dream trip, a.
Speaker 18: Brough of fresh air or did you feel like but
Speaker 18: the conversation is still there and it's just hard.
Speaker 6: Oh, it's very hard because I was confused. I was
Speaker 6: confused and I was a little like hurt. But I
Speaker 6: was in Japan with it was my first time ever
Speaker 6: being in Japan. I was with my best friend and
Speaker 6: her kids. We were at Hello Kitty World, and I'm
Speaker 6: like crying in the car, but I'm like, Okay, wipe
Speaker 6: your tears and go in there and have fun with
Speaker 6: the babies because we had Hello Kitty World, and you
Speaker 6: only do this once with these kids who've never been
Speaker 6: to Japan and.
Speaker 3: That's their dream.
Speaker 8: So I did a lot of balance in between that.
Speaker 8: But I'll tell you one thing about Tokyo. They don't
Speaker 8: give it what's going on in your personal.
Speaker 3: Life, and Tokyo they're like liszten, I love me having
Speaker 3: a picture. I'm like, like, I had a great.
Speaker 8: Time, like nobody's nosy in Japan, and I think being
Speaker 8: there was God for sure, because though I was dealing
Speaker 8: with a lot of inner turmoil and hurt on in
Speaker 8: shock and confusion, I was in this place that didn't
Speaker 8: reflect that or throw that back at me. I had
Speaker 8: my first panic attack when I came back to la
Speaker 8: for the first time after everything. The lawsuit had dropped
Speaker 8: and I was in Japan for like a month and
Speaker 8: I landed in America. I had a panic attack in
Speaker 8: the car because as I was walking through the airport,
Speaker 8: I was like, everybody hates me, everybody's you know. I
Speaker 8: got in my head and I got in a car
Speaker 8: and I had this, Yeah, I had this like pressure
Speaker 8: on my chest. Mind you, I've had anxiety attacks. That
Speaker 8: feels different than a panic attack. I had pressure on
Speaker 8: my chest. I said, something's really wrong. I couldn't use
Speaker 8: my limbs or my body, and I was like, I
Speaker 8: literally crawled to my bed and just like broke down.
Speaker 8: I was like, what's happening to me? And I talked
Speaker 8: to my doctor and he was like, yeah, you had
Speaker 8: a panic attack.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: And I think America, everybody want to know everybody's business here,
Speaker 6: so it's this weird almost like invisible. I'm not a victim,
Speaker 6: so I don't want to say attack, but it was like,
Speaker 6: you know, this pressure or this like I don't know,
Speaker 6: it's like implied energy in America where I'm like, oh
Speaker 6: I need to hide. Versus Japan, I could be a
Speaker 6: Hello Kiddy world and everyone's like.
Speaker 7: I was right.
Speaker 3: When somebody lies.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that when you started thinking people hated you.
Speaker 4: But I wondered, do you remember what the industry felt like?
Speaker 4: What what social media even felt like? Before that lossuit?
Speaker 6: It felt very like silly and lighthearted, and I had
Speaker 6: like a lot of freedom to just scroll and I
Speaker 6: see nothing about me. And then I was on and
Speaker 6: I would scroll and every like three scrolls it was
Speaker 6: and I was like, oh, we'll be like Liza. If
Speaker 6: I just see two z's, my heart started raising pizza.
Speaker 6: But I was like, and I just kept scrolling. So
Speaker 6: it felt it felt a little bit more hostile. But
Speaker 6: I'll say in general, I think the Internet has I
Speaker 6: got more hostile for everybody, every like out of nowhere,
Speaker 6: Like it used to be so fun and lighthearted and
Speaker 6: now everybody is beefing and quarreling and dropping tea and
Speaker 6: I'm just like, WHOA, when did this happen? But that's
Speaker 6: when it happened for me. Like I was like, oh,
Speaker 6: I have to get off. And so from I would
Speaker 6: say October twenty twenty three to maybe even like April
Speaker 6: twenty twenty four, I wasn't on my phone at all.
Speaker 6: I threw my phone away, Like I had my team
Speaker 6: post things for me because I had to post about
Speaker 6: yiddie and I had to post about, you know, little
Speaker 6: things I wanted to share with people. I didn't want
Speaker 6: to completely disappear because that's not who I am. But
Speaker 6: my team posted it for me and I did not scroll.
Speaker 6: I did not look at the internet because I was
Speaker 6: too sensitive, and I think I don't think I could
Speaker 6: have handled it. And I'll also say this in reference
Speaker 6: to the lawsuit, I would say, in light of all
Speaker 6: of the other like high profile lawsuits that have been
Speaker 6: coming out comparatively that allegations against me, I think, now
Speaker 6: we see we're just like kind of ridiculous.
Speaker 3: You know, I cracked my knuckles.
Speaker 4: The script club to me and and mind.
Speaker 3: You, it was going to the strip club.
Speaker 6: It doesn't say that I did anything like I didn't
Speaker 6: do anything to anyone in that strip blood just went
Speaker 6: to the strip club. And then like being fat phobic
Speaker 6: for firing someone for gaining weight, that just wasn't true.
Speaker 5: It wasn't true, but it was hilarious, just right.
Speaker 2: But that's why nobody believed It's like right.
Speaker 6: But but I also have to say, like one of
Speaker 6: my fears is I don't want my situation and my
Speaker 6: lawsuit to be an indicator on any other that's going on.
Speaker 3: I don't want it to invalidate any.
Speaker 6: Other actual because I will always stand for real victims
Speaker 6: of sexual harassment and sexual violence and anything, and I
Speaker 6: will always stand for them and ride for them. So
Speaker 6: I don't want what happened to me to kind of
Speaker 6: invalidate anything else going on in the world. And that
Speaker 6: was really important to me, which is why I was
Speaker 6: quiet for a long time, because I still want to
Speaker 6: protect victims.
Speaker 2: How does that not change you? Right? How does that
Speaker 2: not change Liz as a person? I did though, because
Speaker 2: now do you still go out with people? Do you
Speaker 2: still feel as free?
Speaker 11: Do you?
Speaker 5: Are you still the listener?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 3: Baby?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: Hell baby?
Speaker 5: Yeah? I say, because it changes you as a person.
Speaker 5: And is that a good thing of bad?
Speaker 3: I think it's an amazing thing. I am. You know what,
Speaker 3: God really loves me.
Speaker 6: I have to say that, and I feel like everything
Speaker 6: that happens to me is God, and God is preparing
Speaker 6: me for something that I don't even know about. But
Speaker 6: I feel like I readied myself now as I feel
Speaker 6: like a boss, like I feel like a better boss.
Speaker 3: I feel like a better friend.
Speaker 6: I feel like I know how to run a big operation,
Speaker 6: you know, because mind you back to the pandemic thing.
Speaker 3: I blew up in twenty twenty and twenty nineteen. I
Speaker 3: had maybe four crew members.
Speaker 8: I had one roadie, I had a tour manager and
Speaker 8: two dancers, and then the world shut down in twenty
Speaker 8: twenty and I blew up and I did my first
Speaker 8: arena tour after being in isolation for two years, and
Speaker 8: I'm suddenly standing in a room with seventy eighty people
Speaker 8: that I'm like, I don't I want to know everybody's names.
Speaker 8: That works for me, And it was really weird, And
Speaker 8: I got a crash course and being an arena level artist,
Speaker 8: a big artist, like after literally being an indie artist
Speaker 8: for ten years and being in isolation for two years.
Speaker 8: So by the time I was running arena level operation,
Speaker 8: I didn't have no practice in that, I didn't have
Speaker 8: no experiences, and I learned the hard way how to
Speaker 8: be a boss.
Speaker 6: But I'm gonna be a better boss for it. And
Speaker 6: I'm really proud of myself. Yeah, if you're on my payroll,
Speaker 6: we're not going to the bar. We're not gonna have
Speaker 6: drinks together. You know what I'm saying breakfast. But I
Speaker 6: got friends for that. I got friends for that. Okay,
Speaker 6: I got two friends. My best friend Alexo Derillo from
Speaker 6: a shout out Houston, Texas and shout out Chante.
Speaker 2: We're still kicking it with lizz Oh Charlamagne.
Speaker 4: So what do you, how do you decide, like what's
Speaker 4: for the stage or what's for the public, and what's.
Speaker 6: Sacred now hmm, there's a lot that's sacred, you know,
Speaker 6: my my, my barameter for what's for the world. If
Speaker 6: you really love something, keep it a secret. If so,
Speaker 6: there are things that I protect now that you know.
Speaker 6: Before I didn't think it of it as protection. I
Speaker 6: thought of it as like, oh my gosh, like I'm
Speaker 6: keeping something from my fans, I'm keeping something from the public,
Speaker 6: Like I want you guys to see this, like you
Speaker 6: should see this.
Speaker 3: Like I literally like the term hard.
Speaker 6: Laune I that was me, you know, because I was like, gosh,
Speaker 6: like love, Like I want y'all to see this.
Speaker 3: This is so beautiful.
Speaker 6: And then the world got two seconds of my relationship
Speaker 6: and I was like, oh yeah, y'all know how to act.
Speaker 7: I literally just look I was looking to see. I
Speaker 7: was like, she ain't posted him in a minute.
Speaker 3: Y'all know how to act? You lost your privileges. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so all year, all that cute, all that black love
Speaker 3: back in the vaults.
Speaker 18: I mean, maybe I only saw the positive stuff because
Speaker 18: I thought I saw a lot of people that were
Speaker 18: happy for you. Yeah, yeah, but it was that bad
Speaker 18: because I was literally on my Instagram looking, I'm like,
Speaker 18: you know what, people, people were really positive. This isn't
Speaker 18: about like people.
Speaker 6: I do think that, you know, I don't want to
Speaker 6: give nobody an opportunity to destroy something good. And I
Speaker 6: found that it wasn't really necessarily about my relationship that
Speaker 6: people did that. It was other things, my other relationships
Speaker 6: where that happened. And I was like, I don't even
Speaker 6: want to give you the opportunity, no shade, like, no disrespect.
Speaker 6: I love everybody, thank you for being so cool. But
Speaker 6: due to new management in my personal life, I have
Speaker 6: to I have to protect this because I saw so
Speaker 6: much get destroyed by lies and I didn't want that
Speaker 6: to happen to my relationships.
Speaker 3: So it's very protected.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Do you have any tear jerkers on love in real life?
Speaker 9: We do.
Speaker 3: There's one song in particular that had to lead a room.
Speaker 3: It ran out. I said, I'm sorry.
Speaker 6: I had like, oh, I'm gonna get sad, even though
Speaker 6: it's not. I mean, sometimes I feel that I wrote
Speaker 6: I lost my dog. I lost my dog and she
Speaker 6: was twenty years oh can you see.
Speaker 3: Maltese?
Speaker 6: Yeah, and I lost her like in the thick of
Speaker 6: it December twenty twenty three, when I was like at
Speaker 6: my most depressed, and then she left and I was like,
Speaker 6: mind you twenty years like she like a gramdma of me,
Speaker 6: you know, and that really broke me down. And I
Speaker 6: wrote a song about it. But it wasn't just about Hookah,
Speaker 6: she said. I sampled her voice on the song, but
Speaker 6: it was about lost in general.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I lost my father very young, and so it was
Speaker 6: a song of grief and death. And I was like,
Speaker 6: don't put this on your album. Like I'm the happy girl,
Speaker 6: I'm the positive spin you know. I was like, you
Speaker 6: know what, I owe it to myself, not just to
Speaker 6: my fans or to to myself to put a song
Speaker 6: like this on my album. And so there is a
Speaker 6: moment in there. It's called Phone to Heaven, and so
Speaker 6: that's a little tear jerker.
Speaker 4: People who listen to your music, they know why you successful, right,
Speaker 4: But then you have some people who feel like you
Speaker 4: were only successful because at the time people were checking
Speaker 4: off boxes. You're a black woman, you big, you know, diversity,
Speaker 4: all of that type of stuff. What do you say
Speaker 4: to those people?
Speaker 6: I would say that I created that lane I don't
Speaker 6: think people were looking for diversity. I was undeniable, and
Speaker 6: that created the trend of checking boxes. I don't disagree
Speaker 6: that at a certain point we started checking boxes.
Speaker 3: When it comes to.
Speaker 6: Checking a box of black, fat woman, I'm a ride
Speaker 6: for that every time.
Speaker 3: I don't care.
Speaker 6: I'm rooting for everyone black, and I'm rooting for everyone fat,
Speaker 6: black and woman.
Speaker 3: I don't care.
Speaker 6: You don't have to if you're not the most talented
Speaker 6: person in the world and you got pushed through yay,
Speaker 6: because it happens to other people all the time who
Speaker 6: don't look like that, and we deserve it.
Speaker 8: I am big, we talk about baby, I'm big, maybe
Speaker 8: not the biggest more so now Okay, I'm in a
Speaker 8: room full of people I trust. Right, the internet is
Speaker 8: like Lizo skinny now I am. I am well over
Speaker 8: two hundred pounds.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. I'm five ft nine.
Speaker 4: In a different direction.
Speaker 3: I got double numbered pants on, right. But you're trying
Speaker 3: to be.
Speaker 18: No, okay, yeah, because you look amazing. I think, are
Speaker 18: you saying that you're bigger than what an industry standard
Speaker 18: is because you're not. You are bigger than what some
Speaker 18: people would determine the industry state. But that standard is
Speaker 18: like going twenty five people. I don't even think that's
Speaker 18: next to any.
Speaker 3: Pop star right now, Like I'm still bigger than them,
Speaker 3: do you.
Speaker 15: Know what I mean?
Speaker 4: Is there a version of Lizzle we haven't seen yet?
Speaker 4: And are you afraid to shore?
Speaker 6: I'm not afraid, but I am protective. I think protection
Speaker 6: can be fear based. Sometimes a lot of people, like
Speaker 6: a protective mother is like, oh, I'm afraid something might
Speaker 6: happen to my child.
Speaker 3: Let me be overly protective.
Speaker 6: So sometimes there's a like if y'all saw how I
Speaker 6: really you know am Sometimes like when I'm working, I
Speaker 6: feel like people wouldn't understand, and it's like, because I'm
Speaker 6: a very hard worker, I actually am.
Speaker 3: Like ask anybody in this industry.
Speaker 6: They're like, she wanted the hardest working, And I think
Speaker 6: the because I'm fat, like the trope of oh she
Speaker 6: lazy or whatever comes in and I get that put
Speaker 6: on me, and so people don't put me in the
Speaker 6: category of the hardworking divas that we all know and
Speaker 6: love today.
Speaker 7: But I work very hard and.
Speaker 6: I don't show that side because you get to just
Speaker 6: enjoy the show. You get to just enjoy the product.
Speaker 6: But though I work hard, I'm very kind to the
Speaker 6: people who I work with. I'm very measured, I'm very fair,
Speaker 6: but it gets real. I love to work, but I'm
Speaker 6: not gonna pull back the curtain and show. There's other
Speaker 6: artists who do that, Like Beyonce pulls back the curtain
Speaker 6: for us, and we see her work ethic and I
Speaker 6: respect that and I love that, and I'm like, exactly
Speaker 6: when I see how she works when she put that
Speaker 6: black hoodie on, I'm like exactly, because that's how I.
Speaker 8: Get down too, down to the lighting, down to the timing,
Speaker 8: down to the sounds and the sonics of the music.
Speaker 8: We put that work in and the and we.
Speaker 6: Don't show y'all because you're gonna say, oh, she's a
Speaker 6: like black women, especially, oh she's a So it's like,
Speaker 6: we don't even want to show y'all because y'all are
Speaker 6: gonna judge us. But we need But I love when
Speaker 6: Beyonce does it because it puts respect on it. That's
Speaker 6: how we get down. So that that part, I'm not
Speaker 6: gonna pull back the curtain because already got enough alligations
Speaker 6: against me.
Speaker 4: Liz, Thank you, Thank you for the conversation. Keep doing
Speaker 4: the work.
Speaker 19: Man.
Speaker 4: I love to see you blow up mind, body and spirit.
Speaker 2: Thank you, listens to you.
Speaker 5: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning Warning, everybody's DJ.
Speaker 2: NV Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Let's get to the latest with Laura.
Speaker 3: Lauren be coming a straight fast.
Speaker 5: She gets somebody that knows, somebody gets the detail.
Speaker 7: I'm the one girl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 2: And she'd be having the latest on this The latest
Speaker 2: with Lauren la Rosa.
Speaker 4: Sometimes you have facts, sometimes you have details. Sometimes you
Speaker 4: have a little bit of everything.
Speaker 11: It's the leads on the Breakfast Club. Talk to me.
Speaker 18: So Eman Schumpard is asking for Tiana Taylor to be
Speaker 18: held in criminal contempt of court and to be thrown
Speaker 18: in jail for twenty days.
Speaker 4: Okay, now y'all going too far. Come on to month
Speaker 4: for what?
Speaker 7: Well, uh, this is what.
Speaker 18: So he's basically saying that when Tiana Taylor spoke out,
Speaker 18: remember we reported in the about the divorce agreement that
Speaker 18: they had, and people were saying, she got this, she
Speaker 18: got that, and then she came out and spoke for herself.
Speaker 18: She went live on Instagram and did a video and
Speaker 18: she spoke for herself. He said, because of that, she's
Speaker 18: in content because their agreement, which they reached back in
Speaker 18: July of twenty twenty four, stated that neither one of
Speaker 18: them were supposed to talk about terms of what the
Speaker 18: agreement was, and she went online and she did. So
Speaker 18: I have the audio from that live. Let's take a
Speaker 18: listen to Tiana on emon in the reputation.
Speaker 7: Of course, a.
Speaker 1: Person is willing to leak somebody that make them look
Speaker 1: like a victim. And I'm literally going to my ex husband.
Speaker 1: Keep in mind, me and Eimano on good terms. I
Speaker 1: didn't even know we was beef, and so I had
Speaker 1: them on some light. People was putting off these blows
Speaker 1: and then you know, somebody's kind of sending me a
Speaker 1: little bit of proof that you're paying to ship this
Speaker 1: stuff around to promote and help trend your name. Like
Speaker 1: you know, I'm like, but I don't want to believe that.
Speaker 7: It's you, because we're in such a great space.
Speaker 1: Like I got love for you for real, for real,
Speaker 1: I just like want to know if you could like
Speaker 1: stand up for me, because I mean, I feel like
Speaker 1: I've been saying off you for you to say I've
Speaker 1: been protecting you by staying silent. That's so like passive
Speaker 1: aggressive and like what you're trying to say, You're protecting
Speaker 1: me by making me look like I took everything from you.
Speaker 1: I am begging y'all to let me get my back
Speaker 1: blown out in piece every by.
Speaker 8: She couldn't.
Speaker 4: I would have made me want to be see her
Speaker 4: in jail too, though I'm just talking about my hurt.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't mind.
Speaker 5: You don't want your ex wife or your baby mother.
Speaker 11: I bought you.
Speaker 4: Business is business court, of course, but that's still the
Speaker 4: mother a child. You don't want her to go to
Speaker 4: jail because of gossip.
Speaker 6: And and then she didn't talk about any terms like,
Speaker 6: she didn't say what she got to respond, she respond.
Speaker 18: So she did go into the terms of explaining what
Speaker 18: she got. We do have that audio as well. Let's say, listen,
Speaker 18: y'all said that I won.
Speaker 1: This luxury tour bus, I want a luxury Sprinter, I
Speaker 1: want a luxury the Mayback, and I won a Jeep Gladiator.
Speaker 3: I bought those. I paid for those.
Speaker 1: Trust me, I've seen a lot of women in the
Speaker 1: comments be excited for me and say, yeah, girl, as
Speaker 1: you should. No, it's not no, as you should, because
Speaker 1: I didn't. I walked away with what was mine. I
Speaker 1: came in with my own properties. He came in with
Speaker 1: his own properties. It's about four properties that both me
Speaker 1: and he mom put time, construction money, hundreds and thousands
Speaker 1: of dollars.
Speaker 3: Into our properties. We have four of those.
Speaker 7: He got two of those and I got two of those.
Speaker 7: I'm not here to talk about any of our personal business.
Speaker 1: I'm here to talk about exactly what is on the
Speaker 1: internet that is making me look like I'm some type
Speaker 1: of villain.
Speaker 7: So if it's already out there, why she can't say?
Speaker 7: Because here's the thing.
Speaker 18: When the stories came out before or they leaked, it
Speaker 18: wasn't in mine saying hey, here is what happened, here's
Speaker 18: what we walked away with. There were just his story here,
Speaker 18: and it's a.
Speaker 3: Little sneaky with it, just a little sneakier with it obviously.
Speaker 7: Well, I mean that's what she's a lesbond in that
Speaker 7: first clip.
Speaker 18: And the reason why I played that is because in
Speaker 18: mine is saying that, because she chose to get online
Speaker 18: and talk about the provisions and all these things that
Speaker 18: they you know, came to terms on, it violated financial circumstances, privacy,
Speaker 18: safety and security of the parties and their minor children.
Speaker 18: And he's saying that it actually resulted in him suffering
Speaker 18: a loss of income and damaged his personal professional reputation.
Speaker 4: Will take leave if you want to take a legal action,
Speaker 4: I understand, But calling for her to get locked up,
Speaker 4: that's that's.
Speaker 18: A bit more I think the way because also to
Speaker 18: when you go when you say a person is in contempt,
Speaker 18: there's consequences to the contempt, and these are just what
Speaker 18: that's what that's what is what is assigned with this.
Speaker 3: So it's not like he's making like y'all want her
Speaker 3: to go to jail like she's supposed to go.
Speaker 18: I mean, if you're saying she's in contempt of court
Speaker 18: and you know those are the consequences, technically one plus
Speaker 18: one equals two.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but he's not the one like, hey, judge, this
Speaker 7: is what I.
Speaker 2: Think she has to go too far.
Speaker 18: Calling for this, well this if you know that these
Speaker 18: are the consequences as stated when y'all agreed to this,
Speaker 18: and then you go and say she violated this agreement,
Speaker 18: you can't say that you're not asking for it to
Speaker 18: happen because you're saying she violated, she violated, get in trouble.
Speaker 4: Hold on, man, I'm confused. I thought that y'all said
Speaker 4: that he called.
Speaker 18: For her to go to jail, by him, by him
Speaker 18: and his attorneys going and saying to a judge, she
Speaker 18: is in contempt of court. You were asking for whatever
Speaker 18: consequences come with that, contempt.
Speaker 2: Penalty and genalty jail. Look if you ask for what
Speaker 2: that is the penalty and asked, what's.
Speaker 4: What he's not saying put her in jail. I get
Speaker 4: what you're saying. Yeah, he's not saying that in his mouth. No,
Speaker 4: but from he just wants her to respect the guidelines
Speaker 4: of whatever the thing was.
Speaker 18: Yes, But the reason why this is being picked up
Speaker 18: that way because, according to him, because she didn't, she
Speaker 18: could be looking at twenty days in jail in a fine.
Speaker 4: But what you're saying, I think you were saying something
Speaker 4: I do want to say. You know, let's let's let's
Speaker 4: think this through them on because we don't need to
Speaker 4: going to jail. I feel like this is misdirected anger.
Speaker 4: But we need to focus on is how we get
Speaker 4: moved fast in the zoo. Now that's who we gotta
Speaker 4: get zoo we get.
Speaker 5: Him in the zoo, why get her back?
Speaker 4: That's not bothering him. I know what, I know, that's
Speaker 4: what it's.
Speaker 3: Focus on.
Speaker 7: Matt Galla with Ruth Carter looking good, she get her
Speaker 7: black blown out.
Speaker 11: I think.
Speaker 3: That might be happening to.
Speaker 4: Depending how good it is when you know, you know,
Speaker 4: when you get your black blown out speaking with a
Speaker 4: white man.
Speaker 2: That's when.
Speaker 7: Pierre Foster is not a white man.
Speaker 3: But I know that.
Speaker 2: But allegedly they're saying it's it's all lies and and
Speaker 2: the only reason that this keeps coming up is because
Speaker 2: every time Tiana does something special or new and something
Speaker 2: comes out, that's what they're saying. I don't know, Okaya
Speaker 2: between the lines.
Speaker 7: Laura, I just wanted to make sure that we could.
Speaker 5: That's what they're saying.
Speaker 2: She had an amazing time at the met gal everybody
Speaker 2: was talking about outfits, and now something comes out. So
Speaker 2: they're saying, every time something happens, great for Tiana.
Speaker 18: You hear some bs man, when that black get blown out,
Speaker 18: it's gonna be what's going to happening.
Speaker 7: But yeah, so that that's it.
Speaker 18: I just want them to you know, separate and just
Speaker 18: I mean they're separated, but just go and live y'all
Speaker 18: separate lives and just this is this is a lot
Speaker 18: because I.
Speaker 4: Don't know what mon personally like that. I know Tiana,
Speaker 4: but I don't think a man would want that. A
Speaker 4: mon would.
Speaker 2: You don't want to see your baby mom to the
Speaker 2: mother of your children, your ex wife go to jail
Speaker 2: now you don't want to you know, nobody wants to
Speaker 2: see that.
Speaker 3: I would hope not. That's it. That's what I mean.
Speaker 7: I know I have more time.
Speaker 2: Nope.
Speaker 6: Oh, and then saying to oh, you know, she got
Speaker 6: a new movie coming out, don't play with her, Sanna,
Speaker 6: she's been working.
Speaker 3: So is it off on some good you know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying?
Speaker 7: Yeah, what's the movie?
Speaker 3: Is the Straw?
Speaker 11: Is that?
Speaker 10: Yes?
Speaker 3: It's ain't know the damn straw is just straw? Yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean, you know, premiering and.
Speaker 7: It's on Netflix. It's called Straw and we're actually gonna
Speaker 7: go sell it.
Speaker 2: Yes, it is a t.
Speaker 4: Yes, she ironically played the police officer.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 18: The movie follows a single mother who finds herself in
Speaker 18: a difficult situation becomes entangled in events she never imagined.
Speaker 18: The cast also includes uh simbad in Mike Moreau and
Speaker 18: it's a part of the film's creative partnership with Netflix,
Speaker 18: Tyler Perry's creative partnership nine.
Speaker 3: All right, well that is the latest one.
Speaker 5: Law shut the mine. Yes, we'll give it down.
Speaker 4: We need the Trump administration to come to the front
Speaker 4: of the congregation. Okay, we'd like to have a word
Speaker 4: with him.
Speaker 5: Okay, Yes, we'll get to that. Next, it's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning. Donald J.
Speaker 10: Trump is calling for a total and complete chuck out
Speaker 10: of Muslims entering the United States.
Speaker 1: Would you love to see one of these NFL owners
Speaker 1: when somebody disrespects our flag to say, get that son
Speaker 1: of up the drup the field right now out.
Speaker 2: He's fired. He's fired.
Speaker 11: Please step up to the congregation.
Speaker 4: Yes you are.
Speaker 6: Trump.
Speaker 2: When Mexico sends his feet, you're not sending their best.
Speaker 3: They're bringing drugs, they're bringing crimes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's Donkey today for Monday May twelve. The twelve
Speaker 4: right yes goes to the Trump administration as the staff administration,
Speaker 4: record label and mother, EF and crew. Now nobody floods
Speaker 4: his zone like the Trump administration. Okay, every day, every hour,
Speaker 4: every minute, every second is something. And I could give
Speaker 4: them Donkey today three or four times a week if
Speaker 4: I wanted to. But today, America, we got to talk. Okay.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you've seen the headline, but according
Speaker 4: to every news outlet, but I'm going to quote ABC
Speaker 4: News right now the headline and listen to this. The
Speaker 4: Trump administration poised to accept palace in the Sky as
Speaker 4: a gift for Trump from Qatar. Yes, and what may
Speaker 4: be the most valuable gift ever extended to the US
Speaker 4: from a foreign government. The Trump administration is preparing to
Speaker 4: accept a super luxury Boeing seven forty seven to eight
Speaker 4: jumbo jet from the Royal family of Katar. You can't
Speaker 4: make this up. Let's go to CBS News for the report.
Speaker 19: Police the Gulf nation of Cutter says the gift of
Speaker 19: a luxury jumbo jet to serve as a presidential aircraft.
Speaker 11: For Donald Trump is quote under consideration.
Speaker 19: Whatever it is, gift or plan, it comes as a
Speaker 19: president prepares for a three nation trip to the Middle East.
Speaker 19: President Trump has already toured this seventh forty seven dash eight.
Speaker 19: It happened in February when the luxury jet was flown
Speaker 19: to Palm Beach, Florida. CBS News has learned it's poised
Speaker 19: to be a gift from Cutter's royal family. It is
Speaker 19: not ready for presidential use and would need to be
Speaker 19: retrofitted the President, who departs Monday to Saudi Arabia, Cutter
Speaker 19: and the UAE will use one of the seven forty
Speaker 19: sevens that have served as Air Force one since the
Speaker 19: first President Bush. The value of the gift from a
Speaker 19: foreign power is sparking legal and ethical concerns. Maryland Democrat
Speaker 19: Jamie Raskin posting on X the Constitution is perfectly clear
Speaker 19: no present of any kind whatever from a foreign state
Speaker 19: without congressional permission. The White House Press secretary says, the
Speaker 19: administration will comply with the law.
Speaker 4: Well, it's Cutter, Cutter a four hundred million dollar gift,
Speaker 4: Okay a jet? Listen, CNN, MSNBC, Fox, all media outlets.
Speaker 4: Let's not do the dumb thing y'all do when you
Speaker 4: ask answers. I hate when I'm watching these networks. CNN
Speaker 4: does it the most by the way they ask answers.
Speaker 4: For example, they will say, is Donald Trump accepting this
Speaker 4: plane from Cutter? Illegal? Then they debate it, and then
Speaker 4: we the people are sitting back at home, not processing
Speaker 4: the information the way that we should because we are
Speaker 4: looking at it through the lens of Is Trump taking
Speaker 4: the plane wrong? Is Trump taking the plane right? When
Speaker 4: there's only one answer, it is absolutely wrong.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 4: The US Constitution prohibits government officials from accepting gifts from
Speaker 4: any king, prince, or foreign state full stop. Now Trump
Speaker 4: posted on social media. So the fact that the Defense
Speaker 4: Department is getting a gift free a charge of a
Speaker 4: seven forty seven aircraft to replace the forty year old
Speaker 4: Air Force one temporarily, and a very public and transparent transaction,
Speaker 4: so bothers the crooked Democrats that they insist we pay
Speaker 4: top dollars for the plane.
Speaker 2: It's not just.
Speaker 4: Democrats that I saw complaining about this, Okay. A lot
Speaker 4: of Trump's own supporters will complain about this as well.
Speaker 4: And he said it's very public and transparent. Just because
Speaker 4: you sell dope committem rob somebody in broad daylight in
Speaker 4: front of a bunch of people doesn't make it any
Speaker 4: less of a crime. Okay. If it's one thing we've
Speaker 4: learned from politicians over the past decade is that corruption
Speaker 4: can be very public and very transparent.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 4: Now, in the constitution, it says you are prohibited from
Speaker 4: accepting gifts from foreign states without the consent of Congress,
Speaker 4: aiming to prevent undue foreign influence on US officials. So
Speaker 4: critics argue that accepting such a valuable gift like this
Speaker 4: jet estimated at four hundred million, without congressional approval could
Speaker 4: be unconstitutional. Now listen, I'm not about to sit up
Speaker 4: here and act like I'm some constitutional scholar. But outside
Speaker 4: of this being unconstitutional widely illegal, why would you take
Speaker 4: a gift from people who fund terrorist organizations that kill
Speaker 4: a lot of Americans? And why, you know, I say
Speaker 4: take the gift, I'm simply saying why would you trust
Speaker 4: these people? When I say take the gift, I'm simply saying,
Speaker 4: why would you trust these people? Beware the noble gesture? Okay,
Speaker 4: we know what that means, right, That an act motivated
Speaker 4: by generosity may actually be a deceptive or manipulative. Manipulative move. Yes,
Speaker 4: appearances can be deceiving, and you should be cautious when
Speaker 4: evaluating someone's motives behind the jest. And first of all,
Speaker 4: these people are not gifting a four hundred million dollar
Speaker 4: plane out of the goodness of their heart. Okay, come on,
Speaker 4: Trump administration. Y'all at least have to know that this
Speaker 4: gift comes with a lot of strings attached to it.
Speaker 4: And what makes you think that these folks can't cut
Speaker 4: those strings at any given time? Once again, these people
Speaker 4: from terrorist organizations, How do we know they can't make
Speaker 4: this plane fall out of this guy anytime they want to.
Speaker 4: How do we know this plane isn't just a big
Speaker 4: ass bomb. I know the Secret Service will do a
Speaker 4: sweep of the plane, but how do we know it's
Speaker 4: not loaded with listening devices, tracking devices. They are potentially
Speaker 4: going to have so much intel on our country. And
Speaker 4: none of this would happen if this administration, the Trump administration,
Speaker 4: simply moved with ethics and did things in a constitutional way.
Speaker 4: Please give the Trump administration the biggest sea hull. Just
Speaker 4: move with some ethics and in a constitutional way, and
Speaker 4: we wouldn't have none of these problems. Wouldn't be a discussion.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, thank you for that donkey today.
Speaker 2: Now when we come back eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 2: one oh five to one, we're gonna open up the
Speaker 2: phone lines. Now, this conversation comes from an experience that
Speaker 2: Jess had over the weekend in Detroit, She's gonna break
Speaker 2: it down absolutely, And the question is is, uh, do
Speaker 2: you find it harder to support black owned businesses?
Speaker 11: Now?
Speaker 5: That is a question, and Jess.
Speaker 3: Will explain when we come back.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five to one.
Speaker 2: Phone lines wide open. It's the Breakfast Club the morning.
Speaker 11: It's the Breakfast Club. It's topic time.
Speaker 17: Call eight hundred five eight five one five one to
Speaker 17: join into the discussion with the Breakfast Club morning.
Speaker 2: Everybody, we are to Breakfast Club, DJ M B, Jess, Hilarious,
Speaker 2: Charlemagne n Now, if you're just joining us, we open
Speaker 2: up the phone lines eight hundred and five eight five
Speaker 2: one oh five one, and we're asking do you find
Speaker 2: it harder to support black owned businesses?
Speaker 14: Now?
Speaker 2: This conversation comes from an experience that just had over
Speaker 2: the weekend.
Speaker 3: Yes, I did so.
Speaker 6: I just want to start off by saying, I love Detroit.
Speaker 6: I love my fans, my supporters absolutely, I love them.
Speaker 6: But I was handled terribly at One Mike Comedy Club,
Speaker 6: and I'm upset for myself and quite frankly for my
Speaker 6: damn fans too. I did three I did this club
Speaker 6: for three reasons, right. They sold me on the lie
Speaker 6: that it was, you know, Mike Epps Comedy Club. He's
Speaker 6: the OG. Of course, me being a stand up comedian
Speaker 6: who wouldn't want to perform in Mike Epps Comedy Club.
Speaker 2: Two.
Speaker 6: Prior to me going, they told me that Damon Wayans
Speaker 6: was there, only for me to get there right and
Speaker 6: see that it was Damon Williams.
Speaker 7: I swear to God, I don't know no, Damn Damion Williams.
Speaker 7: And I'm sorry, sir. You might be a fine comedian,
Speaker 7: but I don't know you. They said, Damon Waynes.
Speaker 13: Three.
Speaker 6: It's a black owned venue, right, So when I go
Speaker 6: to Detroit, I usually do MGM Fox. They at the
Speaker 6: very first club I did, there was a black on
Speaker 6: club punchline. She should have went back there, right, But
Speaker 6: I did this. Then everybody claimed the data owner right,
Speaker 6: the manager who claimed to be the owner first.
Speaker 3: Her name is Kimberly Moore.
Speaker 6: She originally did the deal and tried to change the
Speaker 6: deal terms many times after the deal was already done.
Speaker 3: So it's supposed to have been three shows.
Speaker 6: When I saw the tickets was selling for every show
Speaker 6: but the brunch, right, I went and I seen that
Speaker 6: she was selling the.
Speaker 7: Tickets for ninety dollars, Like are you stupid?
Speaker 3: No, and didn't that's not even what the deal was.
Speaker 6: Per the deal that I signed off on, all tickets
Speaker 6: were supposed to be sold at fifty dollars. So I
Speaker 6: told her, pulled me from the brunch. She canceled altogether
Speaker 6: because she had no selling point now right, trying to
Speaker 6: make extra money on the side. That don't work with me, Like,
Speaker 6: why would you try to make an extra forty dollars
Speaker 6: on the side. That's not even that's not even what
Speaker 6: we're doing here right then it's Mother's Day, That's why
Speaker 6: they're not selling, dumb ass is ninety dollars?
Speaker 2: Like what?
Speaker 7: So every performer has a writer.
Speaker 6: A writer is the list of things requested by the
Speaker 6: performer that's supposed to be there, be in the green
Speaker 6: room when you get there. Nothing from my rider was honored,
Speaker 6: but three bottles of liquor.
Speaker 4: Nothing.
Speaker 6: And when I campaigned, when I communicated this to chem
Speaker 6: she lied and said that my rider was never sent
Speaker 6: from my manager. But how wasn't my rider sent from
Speaker 6: the manager when you knew what type of liquor to
Speaker 6: get me? That was just the easiest for your cheap,
Speaker 6: lazy ass to do. Because they right behind the bar.
Speaker 6: Those bottles was behind the bar. Then after the nine
Speaker 6: PM show, as I promised, after a meet and Greek,
Speaker 6: I've been promoting this on the radio. You heard this,
Speaker 6: This is in all my promos online, everything, Right, some
Speaker 6: man random, I don't know who he is. I never
Speaker 6: met before, he never was in on a deal or nothing.
Speaker 6: He walks in and he attempts to shut it down.
Speaker 6: He said, nah, we ain't doing none of that. So
Speaker 6: my husband, because he was there, he was like, nah,
Speaker 6: we ain't doing noneing what and who you.
Speaker 3: Are you supposed to be?
Speaker 6: The guy said this ish whatever, this is way way,
Speaker 6: don't do no meet and greet, and we're gonna shut
Speaker 6: it down.
Speaker 3: I'm the owner.
Speaker 6: So Chris said, since everybody to own, I'm the owner too.
Speaker 6: And she's gonna finish this meet and greet like she'd
Speaker 6: been promoting it. And she promised that. I don't know
Speaker 6: how you never heard nothing about it, don't know you
Speaker 6: to be the honor you know, the owner. So he said, nah,
Speaker 6: this ain't what we're doing. And so he starts walking
Speaker 6: toward where I'm doing the meet and greet at So
Speaker 6: Chris put his honor like on some.
Speaker 2: Stiff stiff arms.
Speaker 6: So then the guy go from being the owner to
Speaker 6: I'm a cop. He said, I'm a cop. I don't
Speaker 6: I don't advise you to do. I'm a cop and
Speaker 6: uh and and so he said, all right, that's cool,
Speaker 6: but this is my wife and I don't know what
Speaker 6: you're walking over to ward for.
Speaker 3: So he said you can go get the uh.
Speaker 6: After that, he said, all right, well look I'm securing
Speaker 6: Mike Michael Comedy Club talking about Mike Epps.
Speaker 3: Now Chris just laughed and was all right, go get Kim.
Speaker 4: Was ice agent.
Speaker 6: That's up, man, shut up a guy, you know, officer
Speaker 6: owner security. He went to go get Kim. We we
Speaker 6: continue doing meet and greet. First of all, the guy
Speaker 6: comes back and he's fussing out my fans, telling them
Speaker 6: that they have to leave. They like the fans looking
Speaker 6: like you know Detroit, ain't they They're like, nah, no,
Speaker 6: we ain't going nowhere. They want to see the drama too,
Speaker 6: but they're like nah we we we want to. We
Speaker 6: paid for meet and greet, right, So then Kim comes over.
Speaker 6: It's the person that we've been doing a deal with
Speaker 6: the whole time. She looks right in my husband, aye yo,
Speaker 6: and she says, we never we never signed off on
Speaker 6: a meet and Greek.
Speaker 3: We never even knew she was doing this. We can't
Speaker 3: do this. It's getting too like it is about to be.
Speaker 3: It's after twelve o'clock. We can't do this. I wanted
Speaker 3: to punch her fat ass right on her face. You like, lied,
Speaker 3: how do you lie? I've been promoting this.
Speaker 2: This is crazy.
Speaker 6: So now my fans in an uproar because I charged
Speaker 6: forty dollars a picture and they already submitting their money.
Speaker 6: So Chris like, yo, we're gonna do this so they
Speaker 6: ain't nobody budget nothing. We finished the meet and greet
Speaker 6: right and then after that the guy. I wanted to
Speaker 6: say something to the guy, so he's like the other owner,
Speaker 6: the owner that's the cop, and he also said he's security.
Speaker 6: He's like, yeah, I just want to let you know
Speaker 6: that it was horrible communication with y'all. Said no, your
Speaker 6: communication is with Kim, Kimberly Moore or whoever. And I
Speaker 6: was also referred to the club by some guy named
Speaker 6: Harry's supposed to be an attorney that worked with the
Speaker 6: club and everything. And according to Mike, you know, according
Speaker 6: to Kim who kind of sort of told me this,
Speaker 6: Mike don't even want nothing to do with the club,
Speaker 6: but she tried to make a thing like that, Mike
Speaker 6: don't want nothing to do with the club because some
Speaker 6: other crap. No, he don't want nothing to do with it,
Speaker 6: because this right here, all of this after talking to
Speaker 6: some other people there. It's been so many managers that
Speaker 6: has come and gone. They don't like the way it's ran.
Speaker 6: They don't pay people on time, and that was the problem.
Speaker 6: The real problem was after twelve o'clock they would have
Speaker 6: to pay their staff a hole for another time, and
Speaker 6: they didn't. They wanted to have some type of money,
Speaker 6: make some type of money off my meet and greet.
Speaker 6: That's not how I work.
Speaker 3: That's not what I do. So you can't do that,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean? So I would.
Speaker 6: It's a horrible reflection on Mike Apps because even online,
Speaker 6: according to Google, he is listed as the owner, but
Speaker 6: he ain't even man's that's horrible. I don't advise any
Speaker 6: other comedian to go here. My fans were upset. I'm
Speaker 6: upset I was not treated like Jess hilarious. I love
Speaker 6: Detroit Wate too much to do that. I should have
Speaker 6: took my ass to the punchline. That's another black owned
Speaker 6: comedy club. But you know that's more intimate, more small.
Speaker 6: Would have to do more shows to make them the
Speaker 6: amount of money that I make now, like that.
Speaker 4: That was I'm sorry you had that experience. You know,
Speaker 4: you know, it's not hard supporting black owned businesses. It's
Speaker 4: hard supporting terribly ran businesses. And the problem with terribly
Speaker 4: ran businesses you don't know they terribly ran until you
Speaker 4: do business with them, right, And that's why it's so
Speaker 4: important for the business to be up to paul, because
Speaker 4: if not, you want to get a terrible review. Like
Speaker 4: just just gave this comedy club at.
Speaker 2: Detroit absolutely And the sad thing is I actually I
Speaker 2: DJ did before, but I didn't deal with the club.
Speaker 2: I dealt with I guess the outfits who rented the
Speaker 2: club out and hired me to perform. So when I
Speaker 2: went there, I didn't have to deal with management and nothing,
Speaker 2: and everybody was friendly and nice.
Speaker 5: But it sucks that you you know, like you said,
Speaker 5: you want to go to a black owned business.
Speaker 2: And the sad thing about it is is I love comedy,
Speaker 2: so I go to comedy clubs all over the place,
Speaker 2: and it's very hard to find a black owned comedy
Speaker 2: comedy show that's been in business for a long time.
Speaker 2: So when you see one, you want to support. And
Speaker 2: if people are not having a great time and comedians
Speaker 2: and not having the respect that they feel like they
Speaker 2: deserve or that they should get, yeah, absolutely positively.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I don't think it's the black On part though. It's
Speaker 4: just a terribly ran part, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 4: because none of us have a problem supporting black On.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because like I said, punchline, that's right, black owned.
Speaker 6: They treat me with such grace, They love me, to
Speaker 6: appreciate me, you know.
Speaker 3: If it was not for my.
Speaker 6: Fans and the servers that was overworked, you know what
Speaker 6: I'm saying, Like, cause they got they running. It's like
Speaker 6: two or three different sides to one mic, so they
Speaker 6: got all of them working on this side of the club.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So it's just like it's in a beautiful area, it's downtown,
Speaker 6: but it's like it's not ran by the right people,
Speaker 6: and me and my fans were handled terribly, like you
Speaker 6: know what I mean.
Speaker 3: So I just I would never ever go back.
Speaker 4: Never, And that's that's she won't go back because it's
Speaker 4: terribly rang.
Speaker 6: Yes, and Mike should get his name off that period.
Speaker 6: That's a bad reflection of him.
Speaker 2: Well, let's open up the phone lines. Eight hundred five
Speaker 2: eight five, one oh five to one. Do you find
Speaker 2: it harder to support black owned businesses? Phone lines are
Speaker 2: crazy right now, so we'll inswer some of your phone calls.
Speaker 2: It's the breakfast slogan warning.
Speaker 20: Let's say, if we're all talking about it, you know
Speaker 20: we talking about it. It's topic times called eight hundred
Speaker 20: five eight five one five one to join into the
Speaker 20: discussion with the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Morning everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess hilarious, Charlamagne to God.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club now if you're just joining us.
Speaker 2: Jess talked about her experience from a comedy club club
Speaker 2: restaurant out in Detroit, and we were talking eight hundred
Speaker 2: five eight five one oh five one. Is it difficult?
Speaker 2: Is it harder supporting black owned businesses? A lot of
Speaker 2: people on the line, Hello, who's this yo? Envy? You
Speaker 2: know the vibe man is mellow, mellow?
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 11: Life is amazing?
Speaker 15: It should be happy bone, Belated Mother's.
Speaker 2: Day, Jeff, Thank you mellow and happy.
Speaker 15: Belated mother's head a YouTube lay La Rosa, I know
Speaker 15: them with take a lot of care.
Speaker 2: You look great, gosh, say mellow.
Speaker 15: Honestly, I'm actually very passionate about this topic because I
Speaker 15: had some very bad experiences with some black owned businesses,
Speaker 15: and I feel as though black owned businesses nine times
Speaker 15: out of ten are just using that phrase as a
Speaker 15: marketing team and they don't put any credibility behind those words.
Speaker 2: Now, granted, I.
Speaker 15: Understand us as black people, we like to work off
Speaker 15: the ballic system. That's that's nothing new you for me.
Speaker 15: So us as black customers, we have to be more
Speaker 15: like accessible and more versatile with working black owned businesses.
Speaker 15: But at the same time, black own businesses, y'all really
Speaker 15: need to know the definition the denotate the definition of
Speaker 15: the word customer service because y'all just be out here
Speaker 15: throwing fees on it because you sound cool. Y'all be
Speaker 15: doing stuff for aesthetics and y'all marketing gets them in
Speaker 15: the doors, but y'all don't keep them in there because
Speaker 15: y don't know how to brand y'all products. You feel me,
Speaker 15: But that's the conversation for another day.
Speaker 2: You're thanks, Mellow. Hello, who's this to, Good morning? We're
Speaker 2: asking do you find it harder to support black owned businesses?
Speaker 12: Okay, I'm not going to put all black businesses and
Speaker 12: want category, but it.
Speaker 14: Is hard Sometimes I feel like they don't.
Speaker 12: Sometimes they don't realize that they have to put back
Speaker 12: in their business to unvest to of the resources to
Speaker 12: excel if that makes sense.
Speaker 2: Okay, So you feel like they don't they don't put
Speaker 2: the money back into the business to make a business.
Speaker 12: Better, right Like, It's certain software systems out there that
Speaker 12: can make your you know, business for more smooth link,
Speaker 12: hire more people, that's training. There's just so many resources
Speaker 12: out there that I feel like we lack it. Sometimes
Speaker 12: it does make it hard. The beauty industry is the
Speaker 12: whole of the stories, but it is it is difficult.
Speaker 2: So not okay, thank you, Hello, who's this?
Speaker 7: Hey?
Speaker 5: This istory, hey t good.
Speaker 2: Morning, Good morning, Hey y'all.
Speaker 13: I like all of y'all.
Speaker 2: So we're talking about is it harder to support a
Speaker 2: black owned business? And you own a black owned business? Correct?
Speaker 14: I own a black owned business. I have a balloon
Speaker 14: business out in Connecticut. It's called call Me a Wallflower.
Speaker 16: Uh huh.
Speaker 14: So basically I mean as a black business owner, our
Speaker 14: two wants to support black owned businesses, but sometimes it's
Speaker 14: stuff I dealt with, like rivals for communications. I've been
Speaker 14: on cars, empathy, and I've even had to start selling
Speaker 14: like some of the vendors like two hours earlier just
Speaker 14: to keep there. That keeps them on track, because I
Speaker 14: just don't trust that they're going to arrive at the
Speaker 14: time that they should arrive. So that's why in my business,
Speaker 14: I show up about an hour early before, Like the
Speaker 14: client even tells me. If they tell me five o'clock
Speaker 14: is our third time, I'm thereby four, and you know,
Speaker 14: I'm sometimes there before them. I make sure I communicate
Speaker 14: very clearly, and I make sure there's never room for
Speaker 14: any young certainty because professionalism matters just as much as
Speaker 14: the passion.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, thank you mama, You're welcome.
Speaker 15: Have a good day guy.
Speaker 4: You know, you know, I think, uh, the biggest problem
Speaker 4: sometimes with with with black owned businesses is we take
Speaker 4: each other for granted. We tend to be so hard
Speaker 4: on each other and we don't treat each other with
Speaker 4: the same respect our gratitude. And I'm talking about both ways.
Speaker 4: The person who owns the business and the customer who's
Speaker 4: coming into this facility. Like the way we talk to
Speaker 4: each other, we wouldn't talk to white folks like that.
Speaker 4: The things we expect from each other, we wouldn't expect
Speaker 4: that from white people. I wish that we approached each
Speaker 4: other the same way we approach establishments period, Like don't
Speaker 4: walk in here thinking because it's a black owned business,
Speaker 4: you're supposed to get treated in a different way. It's
Speaker 4: just it's a business.
Speaker 2: But I will say this, I do take an understanding. Like,
Speaker 2: for instance, if I go to a black owned restaurant
Speaker 2: and there's a problem with my food, I'll accept it faster, right.
Speaker 2: And the reason I'll accept it fast is because I
Speaker 2: feel like a lot of times you can tell when
Speaker 2: a business is a mom and pop owned and it's
Speaker 2: out their own pocket, and they might not have things
Speaker 2: that other places can have. They not might not be
Speaker 2: able to get the loans that other businesses can have.
Speaker 2: So sometimes I just sit and I eat it and
Speaker 2: I just won't go back.
Speaker 4: You shouldn't accept it, I know.
Speaker 2: But if I'm if I'm at a white restaurant and
Speaker 2: it's something that I don't like, I'll send it back
Speaker 2: immediately and ask them to take up the bill because
Speaker 2: I understand we don't have the resources. Sometimes, we don't
Speaker 2: have the finances sometimes, and a lot of times we
Speaker 2: don't have the people working in those businesses. So I
Speaker 2: do understand that.
Speaker 4: That's what I mean when I say we don't treat
Speaker 4: each other with the same respect, our gratitude right, because
Speaker 4: the reality the situation is, I know this is a
Speaker 4: black owned business, but if my stuff ain't right, it's
Speaker 4: not right. And I got to let you know that
Speaker 4: because I want you.
Speaker 3: To get it right right.
Speaker 4: If you just sit there and be and eat the food,
Speaker 4: they don't know what they did wrong. They don't know
Speaker 4: what they did right. They don't know what they did wrong.
Speaker 4: There's a reason that if you go to most restaurants,
Speaker 4: they give you customer reviews, and they want to know
Speaker 4: what it is they're doing right, what is they're doing wrong.
Speaker 2: But sometimes I feel bad because I know they might
Speaker 2: not be able to afford to lose that forty dollars stak.
Speaker 2: They might not be able to afford to lose that
Speaker 2: lobster tail or that burger or whatever. Maybe they might
Speaker 2: not be able to know what they lose that so
Speaker 2: you feel a little bad and you just hope that
Speaker 2: they figure it out.
Speaker 4: But you know what else, they can't afford to lose
Speaker 4: a repeat customer, right, They want you to keep coming back.
Speaker 4: So you got to tell these folks what's wrong so
Speaker 4: they can get it right and they can raise they
Speaker 4: they stand.
Speaker 2: And I wonder how many black owned businesses or the
Speaker 2: this is the first time that they created this business.
Speaker 2: See a lot of times a lot of these other
Speaker 2: businesses are they have restaurants in their family, they have
Speaker 2: these type of stores in their family, so.
Speaker 5: They're tried and shrewed already a lot of times.
Speaker 2: For us, this is our first time, and we're just
Speaker 2: trying to make it happen off a whim, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean, and trying to figure it out as
Speaker 2: we're going along.
Speaker 4: Oh, you gotta get it right, So I know it is.
Speaker 4: It is kind of a strange question because it's not
Speaker 4: hard supporting black owned businesses.
Speaker 11: Not for me.
Speaker 4: It's hard supporting terribly ran businesses.
Speaker 2: I agree, you know, but you got to learn. Like
Speaker 2: I owned a call washing one time, right, and when
Speaker 2: one of my guys was vacuuming somebody's car, I didn't
Speaker 2: know that you had to actually have the vacuum screwed down.
Speaker 2: So when he went to vacuum the car, the vacuum
Speaker 2: fell on the guy's car and I had to pay
Speaker 2: to fix that car. But I didn't know anything about it.
Speaker 2: But you know, somebody who owned car washes before, we
Speaker 2: know better than that.
Speaker 4: Would you said, what now? She was watching somebody you
Speaker 4: trying to wash some money call with a vacuum.
Speaker 3: I owned a car wash.
Speaker 2: Wash money called the car wash, and as they were
Speaker 2: cleaning the inside of the car, the vacuum fell off
Speaker 2: and hit the guy's car and then at the car right.
Speaker 5: So you had to screw them in.
Speaker 2: But I wouldn't have known to screw it in because
Speaker 2: I've never owned a car wash before. See you heard
Speaker 2: screw it in, you got excited. Screw what forget it man?
Speaker 3: The holes to the vacuum screw to the ground.
Speaker 5: So I didn't know that.
Speaker 2: Like there's things that you don't know that you figure
Speaker 2: that customer would never come back to my car wash.
Speaker 2: But you know, those type of things wouldn't come back
Speaker 2: to your.
Speaker 4: Car wash if you was white. Dude, You you know
Speaker 4: what I'm saying. Unless you did, he wouldn't come back
Speaker 4: unless you did something to fix directed by that situation.
Speaker 5: I mean I did fix it, but I didn't know.
Speaker 2: But somebody who owned the car wash before would know
Speaker 2: all of these things before because they know from family,
Speaker 2: they know for being tried and true.
Speaker 5: I was just trying to figure it out on my own.
Speaker 4: Yeah, But like I said earlier, man, you know, it's
Speaker 4: not hard to point in black owned businesses. It's just
Speaker 4: a hard support and terribly ran businesses. I don't expect
Speaker 4: anything from a business except quality. I don't expect anything
Speaker 4: from a business except good customer service. Whatever business I
Speaker 4: was a port. If the quality isn't up the pr
Speaker 4: I'm not dealing with all.
Speaker 2: Right, Well, we got the latest with Lauren coming up.
Speaker 2: Don't move.
Speaker 3: It's the breakfast Club. Good morning morning.
Speaker 2: Everybody is j Envy, Jess, Hilarius, Charlamagne the God. We
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Speaker 4: Lauren be coming a straight fast man.
Speaker 2: She gets them.
Speaker 5: Somebody that knows somebody to detail.
Speaker 7: I'm a homegirl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 4: She'd be having the latest on you.
Speaker 11: The latest with Lauren la Rosa.
Speaker 4: Sometimes you have fact, sometimes you have details. Sometimes you
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Speaker 4: the breakfast club.
Speaker 18: Alrighty Y'allso remember in here we talked about that drew
Speaker 18: Ski lawsuit. There was a woman that was a leegend
Speaker 18: that drew Ski, Odell Beuckham Junior and Diddy sexually assaulted her. Now,
Speaker 18: when I talked about this last I told you all
Speaker 18: that I had seen phone records and bank records that
Speaker 18: then it came out that you know, what I saw
Speaker 18: then came out in the media that showed that drew
Speaker 18: Ski number one had no money, He was not a celebrity.
Speaker 7: He was not hanging with celebrities at the time.
Speaker 18: From with these documents were legends, and there there were
Speaker 18: phone records that placed him in Georgia during the time
Speaker 18: that this assault would have happened. Now, the full filing
Speaker 18: was actually published and made available over the weekend, So
Speaker 18: I went back and I looked, just because a lot
Speaker 18: of times in the full filings like there might be
Speaker 18: more information, and there was. So in this full filing,
Speaker 18: there was actually a police report that drew Ski's team
Speaker 18: is pointing to in this police report that they attached
Speaker 18: as an exhibit, so you can actually read the police
Speaker 18: report was filed by this elect victim in a California
Speaker 18: court and it would have been during the time that
Speaker 18: the sexual assault that she alleges happened happened. So she's
Speaker 18: basically saying that there were two men that sexually assaulted
Speaker 18: her same time, same day, but not drew Ski, not
Speaker 18: Oldell Buckham Junior, and not Diddy.
Speaker 4: So why she called her name then? And what happens
Speaker 4: now that we find out she lied on those people?
Speaker 7: Well, let me get to it, because there's another thing
Speaker 7: too before I address that.
Speaker 18: Another thing as well is in this same filing they
Speaker 18: attached a job offer from Longhorn Steakhouse in Georgia. The
Speaker 18: day that the sexual assought would have happened was the
Speaker 18: day that Drewski accepted that job. So he and they're
Speaker 18: doing this to show that he was not, you know, legend,
Speaker 18: he wasn't even in California. Now, to answer your question,
Speaker 18: we know the Drewski part is cap We knew that
Speaker 18: from the beginning.
Speaker 4: But what happens to that young lady now that we
Speaker 4: know she got caught in a line? Why Beckham?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 18: So Drewski's attorneys are asking for her and her attorneys
Speaker 18: to be sanctioned, which I mean it depends on what
Speaker 18: what the court wants to levy, like what consequences the
Speaker 18: court wants to get, but they want them to get
Speaker 18: in trouble penalty anyway, Yes, it can be a penalty.
Speaker 18: It can be you can be strict to certain things.
Speaker 18: It just depends on how to judge the side to
Speaker 18: pay a final should go to jails. And then they
Speaker 18: are also asking that this lawsuit just be dismissed in total. Now,
Speaker 18: I did reach out to the attorney for the accuser,
Speaker 18: and the attorney told me that this is a procedurally
Speaker 18: improper motion basically that this motion is not correct and
Speaker 18: that they look forward to litigating this in court.
Speaker 4: Your loyal you got to know your client is lying.
Speaker 4: If you don't your client is lying at this point,
Speaker 4: then we got to start questioning you and your Creditit crazy,
Speaker 4: like seriously, like why do we keep letting people get
Speaker 4: away with this type of stuff? And how do reputable
Speaker 4: lawyers I would think they're reputable lawyers take these kind
Speaker 4: of cases on.
Speaker 7: I'm not for certain.
Speaker 18: I'm not for sure, but end the following Juski team
Speaker 18: mentions like yo, a quick you know, like conversation with
Speaker 18: your client or you know, certain searches. Just there's a
Speaker 18: lot of things you guys could have done before we
Speaker 18: got to this point where you're throwing this on him
Speaker 18: and this could have caused you know, brand deal harm
Speaker 18: and you know, like there's just so much when you
Speaker 18: throw so like allegations like.
Speaker 6: This right, and when you when you're in court and
Speaker 6: you lie right, you're health and content right, you can't
Speaker 6: lie technically, So like what is it, Well, I guess
Speaker 6: the difference would be that they're not in a courtroom
Speaker 6: because that's the same thing.
Speaker 3: That's what they're doing.
Speaker 6: They're lying the allegations and then they prove when it's
Speaker 6: proven that they're lying that it should be some type
Speaker 6: So it's no law, like.
Speaker 7: No type of nothing set for these people to have
Speaker 7: to pay for what they did.
Speaker 18: So there are rules, and that's what Jewski's team is
Speaker 18: talking about, Like, yo, based on the rules of the court.
Speaker 18: As an attorney's it's kind of like the same thing
Speaker 18: with the jay Z situation. Like jay Z's attorney came
Speaker 18: out and said, Yo, if you're an attorney, we're trusting
Speaker 18: that you're doing things fairly and that you're doing things
Speaker 18: in good faith and that you're actually investigating these things
Speaker 18: before you bring it in a lawsuit in front of
Speaker 18: a judge. And because you didn't follow these rules of
Speaker 18: the court, there are consequences that a judge can levy.
Speaker 18: But the judge decides what the consequences are going to
Speaker 18: because they just ex for it to happen.
Speaker 4: You're not just bringing this stuff in front of a judge.
Speaker 4: You're bringing this stuff in front of the court of
Speaker 4: public opinion. Now my reputation is damaged, Now my brain
Speaker 4: is damaged. Now I'm losing all types of money. And
Speaker 4: you just get to walk away.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because people will believe the why.
Speaker 18: Yeah, And that's what happens to when brands don't really
Speaker 18: care to do their own research. And you know what
Speaker 18: I mean, it's just they don't have time. The social
Speaker 18: media react so fast. Now I following a lawsuit, I
Speaker 18: just looked this up because I wanted to make sure
Speaker 18: I stated this. Filing a lawsuit based on a false
Speaker 18: based on false information can lead to serious consequences, including
Speaker 18: dismissal of the case, which is what Drewski is asking for.
Speaker 18: A findes just to your point, even criminal charges like
Speaker 18: perjury if the court finds out that the information was
Speaker 18: knowingly false, the case can be dismissed and the plaintive
Speaker 18: may be penalized for wasting the court's resources and causing
Speaker 18: harm to defend it. And even it goes, you know,
Speaker 18: as far as the even a lion under oath. So
Speaker 18: we'll just have to wait to see what happens and
Speaker 18: how the judge responds.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, well that was the latest Lauren.
Speaker 4: Yes, and listen, you know something that y'all need to
Speaker 4: watch on television. Man if y'all haven't this weekend, watch
Speaker 4: Forever on Netflix. Y'all watch Forever.
Speaker 3: The third person to say something about that.
Speaker 4: You know, one of my favorite storytellers of all time
Speaker 4: is Judy Bloom. Y'all know how I feel about Judy Bloom.
Speaker 4: Forever is based off It's loosely based off Judy Bloom's
Speaker 4: nineteen seventy five book Forever, and it's done by another
Speaker 4: one of my favorite storytellers, Marral Brockakill, who created Girlfriends.
Speaker 18: Okay, I didn't know mart me and told me to
Speaker 18: tell you to watch that because she knows that you're.
Speaker 4: A j Yeah, and I watched it this weekend I'm
Speaker 4: a month, episode seven right now. Fantastic series. Man, if
Speaker 4: you like rom com vibes, you know black Love, teenage love,
Speaker 4: you know it just it feels. It's just a feel
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Speaker 2: Yes, all right, Well we got the People's Choice mixed up. Next,
Speaker 2: get your request. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Boring.
Speaker 2: Everybody is DJ Envy, just hilarious, Charlamagne and to God,
Speaker 2: we are the Breakfast Club. I want to salute again
Speaker 2: to the cast and everybody at Hell's Kitchen on Broadway.
Speaker 3: It's a play.
Speaker 2: I took the whole family, my wife and my mother
Speaker 2: and everybody else this Sunday, and it was such an
Speaker 2: amazing show. So if you ever come to New York
Speaker 2: City and you're looking for something dope to do, Hell's Kitchen,
Speaker 2: which is a it's a play based off loosely, I
Speaker 2: guess Alicia Keys. Alisia Keys is Alicia Keys's love to
Speaker 2: Hell's Kitchen, the area where she grew up in New
Speaker 2: York City.
Speaker 3: Music and yeah, like trying to figure it out.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, right up the street. It was a lot different.
Speaker 2: I would say, maybe about twenty years ago, it was
Speaker 2: way more hood, way more. It looked for more abandoned
Speaker 2: and they, you know, build it up a lot. But
Speaker 2: it was a great, great, great play. The lady that
Speaker 2: played Alisha Keys was dope. Tank is in it.
Speaker 5: Tank plays Lisia Keys.
Speaker 3: Dad.
Speaker 2: Yes, their deadbut dad, oh wow, they'd be there. Alicia
Speaker 2: Key's mom who was in the place she sings in it.
Speaker 2: It's crazy. So it was just a dope play. And
Speaker 2: all my kids enjoy. So I just want to no, no,
Speaker 2: not real mom play, I said. We played her mom. Okay,
Speaker 2: who played her mom? So the salute to the whole
Speaker 2: cast for inviting me. We had a great time.
Speaker 6: Nice And then this weekend, I'm in Atlantic City, y'all
Speaker 6: this Saturday.
Speaker 3: The show starts at eight o'clock.
Speaker 2: Listen.
Speaker 3: This is what I love about Atlantic City.
Speaker 6: Right in other venues too, but Atlantic City is the
Speaker 6: best because I haven't really I've been so busy. I
Speaker 6: haven't really got to promote this like I wanted to.
Speaker 6: And it's already seventy five percent sold out. So Atlantic City,
Speaker 6: I love y'all so much. I will be there in
Speaker 6: New Jersey at Harris Comedy Harris Casino for the comedy show.
Speaker 3: It starts at eight.
Speaker 6: Me and my brother DESI will be there and I
Speaker 6: will be doing meet and greet. I love y'all, so
Speaker 6: I can't wait to get there to Atlantic City.
Speaker 3: See y'all. This Saturday, y'all got to go.
Speaker 4: To Kelsey's for brunch, have mercy Sunday.
Speaker 3: Brunch on Sunday.
Speaker 5: I think they do brunch Saturday too, but Sunday too.
Speaker 3: Stand so I can wake up and go straight there.
Speaker 2: Do a Saturday and Sunday Sunday.
Speaker 4: Oh you know what else they got? You got? They
Speaker 4: got an ocean spot now like they got a spot
Speaker 4: by the ocean that served good ass food. Yes, hell yeah, yes,
Speaker 4: Kelsey and Kim's Ocean View in Atlantic City. When I'm
Speaker 4: in Atlantic City, I mean I do Kelsey's breakfast to
Speaker 4: dinner because Kelsey's is banging. But they brunch is crazy
Speaker 4: at Kelsey's. And then they got Kelsey and Kim's Ocean View,
Speaker 4: which is a great dinner spot.
Speaker 7: Well, I would be going there.
Speaker 3: It's time to get up out of here first and foremost,
Speaker 3: go New York.
Speaker 2: Go New York. Gay Knicks need to beat Boston Celtics
Speaker 2: tonight in New York.
Speaker 4: If y'all messing around and let Boston get to in
Speaker 4: New York and tie this series. Y'all in trouble.
Speaker 3: Nope, We're gonna win tonight.
Speaker 4: They better Hopefully you don't have no hope in New York.
Speaker 4: I do, But I'm just saying they got it? Should they?
Speaker 4: This is a must win game, it is they go
Speaker 4: back to Boston tied to to I don't like their chances.
Speaker 3: What time the game is? Seven o'clock.
Speaker 7: I'm at the washt o clock.
Speaker 2: Well, you got a positive, I do the positive.
Speaker 4: Notice simply this. One of the hardest challenges in life
Speaker 4: is to be yourself in a world where everyone is
Speaker 4: always trying to make you be somebody else.
Speaker 3: Have a blessed day, breakfast club bitches, y'all finished or
Speaker 3: y'all done.