Speaker 1: Good morning, Usa yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
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Speaker 2: Yo jess hilarious morning, Charlamagne.
Speaker 3: God past to up playing in his Friday Good morning,
Speaker 3: how y'all feel out there? I feel blessed, black and
Speaker 3: holly favored. Happy to be here another day to serve
Speaker 3: our beautiful listeners.
Speaker 2: Good morning Rains Friday.
Speaker 4: It's a three day week and we off Monday for
Speaker 4: Memorial Day. Hopefully you guys are having a great time.
Speaker 4: Hopefully y'all took on Friday and got a four day week,
Speaker 4: and that's what I tried to do.
Speaker 2: I'm actually in Saint Martin. Hey, uh, Saint Martin.
Speaker 4: Is they do the thing called Soul Beach Eaching every year,
Speaker 4: which is put on by Simbad and his brother, So
Speaker 4: Salutor Simbad and Marcus brother. They usually do it in
Speaker 4: the rover, but they moved it to Saint Martin. And
Speaker 4: as soon as I landed, they were like, Charlemagne's here
Speaker 4: all the time.
Speaker 5: Charlamagne lands in here all the time, and then he.
Speaker 4: Goes to the other island.
Speaker 3: I go there, Guilla, baby, you already know, but I
Speaker 3: can slewt to everybody in Saint Martin. They always show
Speaker 3: me in my family a lot of love when I'm
Speaker 3: there for thirty minutes.
Speaker 4: Oh why yeah, cause it was like they was like,
Speaker 4: tell him to stay here, we have nice things here.
Speaker 4: Tell them to enjoy the island. I was like, he
Speaker 4: loves Aguilla. He has some roots, and in Guilla he just
Speaker 4: loves it.
Speaker 5: So I mean roots.
Speaker 3: I know, roots in Anguiller is a scratch, but I got,
Speaker 3: you know, very much, a stretch.
Speaker 5: That's my I got good people's out there.
Speaker 6: Though.
Speaker 3: Love loved the island all it loves Saint Martin. Tudough
Speaker 3: Man just love the island people. The reason we don't care, though,
Speaker 3: is because you know, the Breakfast Club is a nationally
Speaker 3: syndicated platform. So the reason we don't care that you're
Speaker 3: in Saint Martin and is because we're here in New
Speaker 3: York City where it's.
Speaker 7: Raining cold, it's forty five degrees, it's sixty.
Speaker 5: Two degrees, and we're local forty eight. We still got
Speaker 5: on hoodies. Last night, I was in the street with
Speaker 5: a little light jacket on. I was like, what is
Speaker 5: going on?
Speaker 3: I heard or that you see what I'm saying, if
Speaker 3: y'all don't believe climate change is real, I don't know
Speaker 3: what to tell you.
Speaker 5: Y'all donet mess up this planet now.
Speaker 2: I mean you say, I got my little toes out right.
Speaker 5: Now you can't. You got baketball shorts on.
Speaker 8: No drugs.
Speaker 2: You just got drugs by a ball for no reason.
Speaker 5: Not need to see that testicle.
Speaker 4: Family show yees, So it's eighty eight degree, he said,
Speaker 4: shout to a laser one on one Saint Martin. That's
Speaker 4: their radio station. They allowed me to come here and
Speaker 4: actually do my show from here. That way, they got
Speaker 4: strong WiFi, they got ethanet cable, so we're good money.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 3: Who we got in the show today? Today we have
Speaker 3: David Hogg. He is an American gun control activist and
Speaker 3: political strategist and the co chair of the DNC. You
Speaker 3: remember David Hall. He was here back in the day
Speaker 3: after the Parkland shooting. But now he's the CoA chair
Speaker 3: at the DNC. So he'll be here because he's got
Speaker 3: some very interesting stuff going on as far as you know,
Speaker 3: wanting to switch out leadership and the Democratic Party. But
Speaker 3: lennee BENI will be here as well. You know, if
Speaker 3: you know anything about the Internet, which I'm sure a
Speaker 3: lot of y'all do. She has a show online called
Speaker 3: a Parking Lot Pimping, and she gives a lot of
Speaker 3: social commentary from there. But she's got a new show
Speaker 3: out on a vote called The People's Brief, and she'll
Speaker 3: be here to talk about that.
Speaker 4: All right, we got a lot to discuss today. Lauren
Speaker 4: is out today. She was actually somewhere well too. She
Speaker 4: was heading to the DR and because of kid cutting
Speaker 4: and the Diddy case, she stayed a little extra to
Speaker 4: see what could cut. He was gonna say, she missed
Speaker 4: her flight, so she just landed this morning in the DR.
Speaker 4: So we're gonna hold it down for the latest with Lauren.
Speaker 5: Should have left that damn courthouse.
Speaker 3: She could have got all that transcript from online, can't
Speaker 3: I told you.
Speaker 2: I told her that this week.
Speaker 7: But don't ever be getting stuff that don't nobody else get,
Speaker 7: Like you're in the York waters. The celebrities keep saying,
Speaker 7: like everybody in the courtroom the details of the details.
Speaker 3: I mean, everybody in the courtroom getting the same information.
Speaker 3: I'm happy that she's there, but.
Speaker 7: Jesus always say she says stuff to do nobody else.
Speaker 8: Say they do.
Speaker 3: They absolutely just you can't let it consume you to
Speaker 3: the point where you missing your and it's a business
Speaker 3: trip for her to Yeah, so that's why she had
Speaker 3: to get asked out there.
Speaker 4: All right, Well, let's get the show cracking. We got
Speaker 4: front page news. Morgan to be joining us, and we
Speaker 4: got a lot to break down today. There's so much
Speaker 4: in the news this morning. We gotta talk Diddy Kid,
Speaker 4: Cuddy ran me, Pap. There's a lot, so much.
Speaker 2: We'll get on to it. Jess's gonna be holding it down.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, huh oh.
Speaker 7: Now, y'all won't give me a job bad.
Speaker 4: It's the Breakfast Cloak morning. Everybody is t j n V.
Speaker 4: Jess clears the guy. We are to Breakfast club. Let's
Speaker 4: get in some front page news.
Speaker 2: Start off with sports.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 4: OKAC beat the timber Wolves last night one to eighteen
Speaker 4: one o three.
Speaker 2: They lead that series to Yo.
Speaker 3: A man, Julius Randall, what y'all gonna do? Y'all gonna
Speaker 3: make this a serious? Are we just gonna have to
Speaker 3: sleep through the Western Conference Finals?
Speaker 4: I don't know. I actually need Minnesota to win because
Speaker 4: I think if the Knicks do win, we have a
Speaker 4: better shot at beating the Timberwolves in Oka. See, but
Speaker 4: I gotta be beat the Paces first. And we play
Speaker 4: the Paces tonight at eight pm.
Speaker 3: So you're worried about the wrong things, you need to
Speaker 3: focus on them damn Paces and make sure that the
Speaker 3: Knicks can beat them.
Speaker 4: Okay, I know, I know.
Speaker 6: What's up, Morgan A happy Friday? How we fill in?
Speaker 7: We good legood?
Speaker 6: All right, let's get into it.
Speaker 11: So first on front page, President Trump says lowering the
Speaker 11: cost of drugs may end up being the most significant
Speaker 11: thing his.
Speaker 6: Administration will do.
Speaker 11: He made the comments speaking at the Make America Healthy
Speaker 11: Event Again or Make America Healthy Again event, adding that
Speaker 11: he challenges high drug prices and that will resident or
Speaker 11: generations to come now. Last week, Trump signed an executive
Speaker 11: order aimed at slashing prescription drug prices.
Speaker 6: He said the US.
Speaker 11: Will no longer foot the bill for lower drug prices
Speaker 11: in other countries. So let's take a listen to President
Speaker 11: Trump at his Make America Healthy Again event.
Speaker 12: And now they're going down maybe by eighty five eighty
Speaker 12: And I'm telling you, eighty nine percent in two instance
Speaker 12: is eighty nine percent cut.
Speaker 13: Nobody's ever seen anything like it.
Speaker 14: We were subsidized, saying the whole world, and I said,
Speaker 14: We're not going to do that anymore.
Speaker 2: We've been a laughing stock for so many years. The
Speaker 2: last four years, we've been a laughing stock. I said it.
Speaker 2: We were a laughing sock, and now we're the most respected.
Speaker 3: So I'm still confused by this, Morgan, because the Inflation
Speaker 3: Reduction Act is already in place. Like, the inflation reduction
Speaker 3: that was put in was actual legislation passed by the
Speaker 3: Biden administration, and that lord prescription drug costs. It made
Speaker 3: health insurance more affordable. And that's actual legislation, not an
Speaker 3: executive order. So what is what Trump did better than that?
Speaker 6: Oh no, it's not necessarily that it's better.
Speaker 11: But you know, the Republicans don't like the Inflation Reduction Act,
Speaker 11: and it doesn't necessarily address those overseas costs on certain things.
Speaker 6: Now, Health Secretary Robert F.
Speaker 11: Kennedy Junior released his Make America Healthy Again Report, saying
Speaker 11: it's a call to action for common sense.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 11: He believes it's a roadmap for federal agencies to use
Speaker 11: to reduce chronic childhood illness. And at the top of
Speaker 11: the list was poor diet and estimated seventy percent of
Speaker 11: US kids calories coming from ultra processed foods. US Agriculture
Speaker 11: Secretary Brook Rawlins also talked about reforms and food stamps.
Speaker 6: Let's take a listen to their comments. Kennedy and Rawlins,
Speaker 6: it's common sense that not all calories are equal in
Speaker 6: nutritional value. It's common sense that over medicating kids is dangerous.
Speaker 15: We are on track to sign multiples of snap waivers
Speaker 15: to get junk food and sugary drinks out of our
Speaker 15: food stamp system.
Speaker 7: And I am so proud.
Speaker 11: So Other points from the MAHA report include too many
Speaker 11: environmental chemicals in our food, lack of activity and chronic stress,
Speaker 11: and the over prescription of medication for kids.
Speaker 6: Of course, they're talking about trands and on things like that.
Speaker 11: Kennedy says the US must act decisively to reverse the
Speaker 11: childhood chronic disease crisis. Now, in other news, Harvard University
Speaker 11: can no longer enroll foreign students.
Speaker 6: That's according to Homeland Security.
Speaker 11: Christy know them who sent a letter to Harvard informing
Speaker 11: them that their eligibility or their ability to enroll foreign
Speaker 11: students at their university has been revoked. She says the
Speaker 11: university has not fully complied with all reporting requirements to DHS,
Speaker 11: including providing detailed records of foreign students misconduct on campus.
Speaker 11: I'm not going to toss to her audio, but the
Speaker 11: Trump administration has already yanked millions in federal grants meant
Speaker 11: for the university. I anticipate seeing more of this with
Speaker 11: other institutions of higher education who decide to bump back
Speaker 11: against the Trump administration. So we will continue to keep
Speaker 11: you posted on what happens in these types of situations,
Speaker 11: these types of instances.
Speaker 2: That's your Is that illegal?
Speaker 3: I mean, I hear these things and I don't know
Speaker 3: if they're leegal or not. It don't sound like that's
Speaker 3: something you should be You can just do, But can you?
Speaker 2: Are you worried about legal with Donald Trump?
Speaker 16: Right?
Speaker 6: If you keep asking this question.
Speaker 5: That's right?
Speaker 3: Do that there is no rule of law when it
Speaker 3: comes to the Trump administration.
Speaker 5: You're absolutely right. There you go, You're absolutely right.
Speaker 17: All right?
Speaker 6: All right? So that covered six am.
Speaker 11: At seven am, we're gonna get some more details on
Speaker 11: this shooting that happened in Washington, DC at the Capitol
Speaker 11: Jewish Museum.
Speaker 4: All right, everybody else, get it off your chest. Eight
Speaker 4: hundrink five A five one oh five one. If you
Speaker 4: need to vent phone line to wide open again eight
Speaker 4: hundred five eight five one oh five one. Call us
Speaker 4: up right now. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 18: Good morning the Breakfast Club. Wait, this is your time
Speaker 18: to get it off your Chest. Eight hundred five eight
Speaker 18: five one five one. We want to hear from you
Speaker 18: on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Hello. Who's this from Atlanta? Wesley from Get It off
Speaker 2: your Chest?
Speaker 19: Hey, well, good morning. If you got I gotta I
Speaker 19: think what's going on with Trump is the fact that
Speaker 19: everybody in the government really want him to do what
Speaker 19: he wants.
Speaker 8: What he's doing.
Speaker 5: I'll be thinking that too, Bro.
Speaker 19: He's doing exactly what the plan is. You know what
Speaker 19: I'm saying. You get things in order when it comes
Speaker 19: to finances and for the but the country. Now, don't
Speaker 19: get me wrong, I'm not Trump fan. But when I
Speaker 19: look at all of our constituents, is Democrats, Republicans, Independent,
Speaker 19: everybody's just talking. Nobody's really doing anything.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Listen, I agree with you one hundred percent. Like it
Speaker 3: makes no sense, Like even you know, when you think
Speaker 3: about the last four years when Biden was in office,
Speaker 3: they told us, you know, how much of a threat
Speaker 3: that Donald Trump was, but they never acted like he
Speaker 3: was one. And then you know when the less, when
Speaker 3: he wins, and they're just like, welcome home. It almost
Speaker 3: feels like everybody's in cohoots with each other, right because
Speaker 3: if they weren't, if they weren't, I would feel like
Speaker 3: it'd be more resistance, right, you know.
Speaker 19: Exact actly exactly.
Speaker 20: Now.
Speaker 19: The other thing I do want to say this, You
Speaker 19: want to say, Charlie Mane all the time, what can
Speaker 19: we do? Like every major government in history, for the
Speaker 19: most part, has been overthrown by the people. I don't
Speaker 19: think it's gonna be in the government. I think it's
Speaker 19: somebody's that's got to stand up and take a million
Speaker 19: people to the White House and say we want them out.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: Protesting?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that ain't going well if you're talking people protesting
Speaker 4: anything else, like no, no.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the day that happened.
Speaker 7: I mean, I'm not trying I'm not.
Speaker 21: Trying to say go up in arms and stuff.
Speaker 19: But I'm just saying, like dictated, the overthrown by the people.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying, Yeah, that ain't gonna happen.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the day that happened, they gonna activate martial law.
Speaker 5: I don't see that.
Speaker 3: I let a million people show up to the White
Speaker 3: House and watching. Yeah, I don't see that going down.
Speaker 10: Well, who's this little smooth jazz from the court with a.
Speaker 4: Little smooth jazz?
Speaker 2: What up? Brother running?
Speaker 10: Look, I just want to shout out my chuging woman
Speaker 10: to share a lot that everybody doing the big one.
Speaker 21: With their promotion.
Speaker 10: Shout out the bird man ran out there with the
Speaker 10: seventh bird uh clothed the line. My my homie Drew
Speaker 10: Threw Richard with the film out here and everybody doing
Speaker 10: a big another shot out to my homie chased body
Speaker 10: with his music, promoting his music and stuff.
Speaker 17: Man, you know everybody's doing big numbers.
Speaker 21: Man, I just want to shout out of everybody from
Speaker 21: the port, we're doing it big there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's you. Get it off your chest eight hundred
Speaker 4: and five eight five one five one.
Speaker 2: If you need to vig call us up right now.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Ray right ray yo, charlat man, yasey, what up are
Speaker 7: we lying?
Speaker 8: This is your time to get it off your chest?
Speaker 21: I got an indoor pool, outdoor pool.
Speaker 8: We want to hear from you on the breakfast club.
Speaker 7: Get on the phone right now, He'll tell you what
Speaker 7: it is.
Speaker 6: We lie.
Speaker 8: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 21: Hello? This is from South Carolina.
Speaker 5: Hey, what part of talk Carolina?
Speaker 21: A you call him from King Street, South Carolina?
Speaker 3: Kings ball out in Kingstree at the night life?
Speaker 5: Man, what do you for a while?
Speaker 2: What do you know?
Speaker 22: What the night light salary?
Speaker 5: We don't play with me.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm from Moscow and I the whole party
Speaker 3: at the night life back in the like, oh one,
Speaker 3: when I was working a high ninety eight nine and
Speaker 3: childs and I used to be at the night life
Speaker 3: like every every Friday.
Speaker 21: Old sister and sister. You already know, yes, sir, okay,
Speaker 21: but I want to have a conversation with you, my homeboy,
Speaker 21: my brother. I'm an active this year in South Carolina,
Speaker 21: y'all would have a conversation. Oh last week, I think
Speaker 21: about Tory Lane about due process. You know, yes, sir, okay.
Speaker 21: Here in South Carolina they had the mother and sweet
Speaker 21: daughters that kill her Mother's Day in twenty twenty two.
Speaker 21: I'm sure you're familiar with that officer going on the
Speaker 21: call turn her life wasn't on, so she killed the
Speaker 21: whole family. So they had a jury. The jury came
Speaker 21: back and convicted on all charges, even tappled with evidence
Speaker 21: because when she hit them, her life was on and
Speaker 21: she turned the light on after, so that tapping whatever.
Speaker 21: The We went there every day trying to fight the case.
Speaker 21: Convicted looking like forty five years. The jurch came back
Speaker 21: and gazed him, gave the officer three years, three years
Speaker 21: and shoot the genial convictor. And then we're talking about
Speaker 21: due process. This has been going on ever since Rodney
Speaker 21: King or d of the officer back then. If you
Speaker 21: remember a recall, we're small, they beat Rodney King quipped
Speaker 21: them with a stick. They got to quit it. The
Speaker 21: due process, it is not for us.
Speaker 2: It's not for us.
Speaker 21: It's always for the people that put in place to
Speaker 21: help them. They're the one who's making the blow up.
Speaker 21: So how will we get through foster? But they want
Speaker 21: us to be patient and understand and go to the process,
Speaker 21: and we'd be patient to go through the process. It
Speaker 21: doesn't work for us. So when do we stop and
Speaker 21: stop staying it's enough?
Speaker 3: Well, I'm a little confused on what you what you're
Speaker 3: presenting right now, because I mean you're talking about police officers,
Speaker 3: not regular everyday citizens. So of course, you know we
Speaker 3: see police officers get off all the time, but that's
Speaker 3: because they're police officer.
Speaker 5: Oh you drop the job. Damn yeah, I don't. I don't.
Speaker 5: I don't understand what he was saying.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this year?
Speaker 4: We very?
Speaker 2: What up trying?
Speaker 22: Uh?
Speaker 21: That hilarious?
Speaker 17: What's up?
Speaker 5: What's happening?
Speaker 21: I'm doing good?
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 21: I got a call up here and promote myself. You know.
Speaker 22: I did drop a new song the other day. It's
Speaker 22: called Dance All Night, and I would like for everybody
Speaker 22: you know, go check it out. Type in twin wem
Speaker 22: w l l m V Dance all Night and it's
Speaker 22: a little pop record, little something different, nothing else.
Speaker 8: People like it.
Speaker 7: Yes, it's different.
Speaker 5: I love that Dance all Night.
Speaker 4: It's definitely different.
Speaker 5: What's it? What's it about?
Speaker 2: Every check it out?
Speaker 5: What's the song? What's the song about?
Speaker 7: Dance on?
Speaker 22: It's about just dancing and drinking all night and just
Speaker 22: being yourself and be in the moment. Did he care
Speaker 22: about everybody that's going on around you and just you know,
Speaker 22: enjoy yourself.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I didn't. I couldn't tell about the title what
Speaker 5: the song was about.
Speaker 4: That's why was it inspired by the did he trial
Speaker 4: and everything?
Speaker 2: Dance all night, be free and all that.
Speaker 22: No, at first of all, just don't ever ever made
Speaker 22: my mom?
Speaker 7: Sorry, But it was funny how you said that.
Speaker 22: Now, yeah, you got with the record up coming up,
Speaker 22: y'all coming up?
Speaker 2: You pregnant? Congratulations?
Speaker 5: Track listen? Well where can we find this record at
Speaker 5: trap on.
Speaker 22: All streaming platforms?
Speaker 21: I would want you to take a listen to it,
Speaker 21: though it is different.
Speaker 22: I wrote it from like, you know, like a Bruno Marris.
Speaker 5: But okay, but all right, all by.
Speaker 2: Why track so gay this morning?
Speaker 3: No, you ain't never been this gate is on the
Speaker 3: radio tracks always gay?
Speaker 2: What are you talking?
Speaker 5: Sounding gag? That was crazy?
Speaker 7: You asked him what was the song inspired by that?
Speaker 2: He said, yeah, I know what happened.
Speaker 3: I know why you sounded like that because two hours
Speaker 3: ago he probably was getting bottomized that that's what happened.
Speaker 7: Bottomized is wild.
Speaker 4: Get it off your chest eight hundred and five and
Speaker 4: five one O five one. If you need to Ben,
Speaker 4: you can hit us up now. Lauren is out today,
Speaker 4: so Jess is giving us that mess.
Speaker 7: Yes, period, that's what it is. And don't ask me
Speaker 7: what we got come up next. That's it, y'all, just
Speaker 7: gonna have to see me be hitting the kid, Cuddy,
Speaker 7: we hitting the remy. She was sitting in the middle
Speaker 7: of the mall. She went twice alive. She couldn't even
Speaker 7: wait till she got in the car to talk back
Speaker 7: to path.
Speaker 2: So all right, we'll get into all that when we
Speaker 2: come back. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Warning, everybody is DJ Envy, Jeselary is Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 3: We are the Breakfast Club Man. Happy Friday, and listen,
Speaker 3: you know today is Friday. So on Fridays we do
Speaker 3: the people's Donkey. Okay, So one hundred and five five,
Speaker 3: one oh five one. If you want to call up
Speaker 3: this morning and give somebody the credit they deserve for
Speaker 3: being stupid, you can do that and we'll.
Speaker 5: Put you on donkey today.
Speaker 8: That's right.
Speaker 4: It's just back in the room because for some reason,
Speaker 4: I can't see the view of the room now.
Speaker 5: No, Lauren, Lauren is in the DRF. She's in the
Speaker 5: Dominican Republic.
Speaker 2: Is she getting a body done or she just she
Speaker 2: hosted something out there.
Speaker 5: She's something with her arms. She just want to get
Speaker 5: her arms done.
Speaker 3: Okay, she got them heroin attic arms, so she wanted
Speaker 3: to get a little protein in her arms. From what
Speaker 3: I was told, come back and looking Diesel like Popeye.
Speaker 5: You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: We know why, But Jessica, Robin Moore is here. So
Speaker 4: Jess are we calling this uh just with the mess?
Speaker 4: Or this is the latest of lorda And you just have.
Speaker 3: Say, are we calling it just with the mess? Is
Speaker 3: it gonna be the latest with Lauren? What you want
Speaker 3: to do right now?
Speaker 7: Are we live?
Speaker 10: Yes?
Speaker 7: Yes, just it don't matter. Yeah, you knows as well.
Speaker 7: Whether it's just Robbin Moore. Just don't do no lines,
Speaker 7: don't be talk nobody.
Speaker 5: Why jess World.
Speaker 8: On the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: She's the coaches ship.
Speaker 3: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 3: understand something that nobody could get you to see this
Speaker 3: time to set it off and you get that finger ready,
Speaker 3: you get that finger ready, y'all got she got this.
Speaker 7: Pap all right, y'all, y'all, I do remember they back
Speaker 7: at it again back in December last year. Let me
Speaker 7: exposed a relationship between Pap and Clarissa Shells or whatever,
Speaker 7: and uh, it was a big thing that happened or whatever.
Speaker 7: Now they're back for round two. So Clarissa was up
Speaker 7: here on the Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club always get
Speaker 7: people in trouble. You're a member, Yeah, yeah, but I
Speaker 7: didn't ask the question. Boy, So it's always on you.
Speaker 7: You always act like you don't know what's going on.
Speaker 7: But we got the audio play that because you spoke.
Speaker 23: I don't have to argue about anybody about where my
Speaker 23: spot is with him.
Speaker 7: You know, it's like, that's not my place.
Speaker 24: Now.
Speaker 23: There are things that got to get handled, but it's
Speaker 23: still it's not even my stuff to handle.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you said there's some things he needs to handle.
Speaker 8: You mean by.
Speaker 23: It's the elephant in the room. I don't have to
Speaker 23: say in his personal life. Oh, but that takes time.
Speaker 23: And like I said, that's not my place to speak
Speaker 23: on you know what I'm saying, Like it get handled.
Speaker 23: I just know that from my perspective, I'm with him.
Speaker 23: I'm with him every day, and when I'm not with him,
Speaker 23: we're on the phone every day.
Speaker 7: We love each other. So that's just kind of what
Speaker 7: it is. So that all of already given Yeah, that's.
Speaker 23: We talk about so many different things.
Speaker 7: Clarify that Din has to get taken care of.
Speaker 23: But like you know, once again, it's not it's not
Speaker 23: for me, you say, I'm saying like I'm not.
Speaker 25: I'm not married.
Speaker 7: But I was just trying to get clarity.
Speaker 5: That was already given out. That did it, That did it,
Speaker 5: That did it.
Speaker 6: That wre me.
Speaker 7: Don't like being called an elephant, you know what I mean?
Speaker 7: Because she got upset and then she she caught wind
Speaker 7: to the interview and she hopped on allowed to give
Speaker 7: her side of things.
Speaker 24: Don't nobody falling love? That's that then somebody with nowhere to stay.
Speaker 24: I literally told him, every time your come up, your
Speaker 24: current come up says my name, or does something that
Speaker 24: I feel is trying to attack me in any type
Speaker 24: of way, I'm gonna drag you.
Speaker 7: And I haven't even been dragging them bad enough.
Speaker 24: You got my daughter's mom out here looking crazy because
Speaker 24: you refuse to tell people. Me and Ram haven't even
Speaker 24: slept in the same bed since twenty two. You were
Speaker 24: so wrapped up in the whole black love thing. That
Speaker 24: was your thing, that was your that was the only
Speaker 24: thing you had and I realized that, and and I
Speaker 24: and I respected that.
Speaker 7: You know what, I don't need to.
Speaker 24: Be out here telling people you ain't this, and you
Speaker 24: ain't got this, and you ain't doing this and you
Speaker 24: ain't that.
Speaker 4: Whoever get you? Yes see?
Speaker 7: And when she also spoke on a while, the divorce
Speaker 7: is taking so long?
Speaker 24: You moved on great. I'm trying to understand what's the
Speaker 24: hold up? What's what's the hold up?
Speaker 2: Who's holding what up?
Speaker 24: I have my lawyer called, like, yo, we sent them
Speaker 24: the email, right, he gave his low information.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you gotta you called them?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 6: What did she say?
Speaker 7: She said, he hasn't retained to yet.
Speaker 24: If you don't go pay that lady, I said, okay,
Speaker 24: maybe maybe it's not there. Maybe hey, guess what it
Speaker 24: could say both of us some money we don't gotta have.
Speaker 24: We don't gotta have all our business out there. We
Speaker 24: don't have to do all of these. I paid my
Speaker 24: lawyer already, that's getting mediator. I don't want nothing. I
Speaker 24: don't want nothing. I'm not asking the child support, spousal support.
Speaker 24: I don't want no cars, I don't want no crip.
Speaker 24: I'm not giving nobody anything. That's done there's neither.
Speaker 7: Yo and then y'all know. So when this thing blew up,
Speaker 7: it's always been speculation about who left who. Did Pat
Speaker 7: leave her because she cheated? Or she did she leave
Speaker 7: him because she got tired of him? Whatever? She also
Speaker 7: made it, she made it clear yesterday did it never?
Speaker 7: They didn't end. She didn't leave him because of infidelity.
Speaker 7: In didn't have.
Speaker 24: Nothing into what I break up because guess what, I'm
Speaker 24: such a real one.
Speaker 7: I know the procedure when somebody goes to prison. When
Speaker 7: I came.
Speaker 24: Home, now, I went straight through that phone immediately.
Speaker 7: I know what was up.
Speaker 24: When I had to fight baby mothers at mother in
Speaker 24: law's houses on Thanksgiving, I knew that girl wasn't lying
Speaker 24: about what she was saying was going on.
Speaker 7: While I was saying, I knew she wasn't likelying. I'm
Speaker 7: just mad. I just was mad.
Speaker 24: I knew she wasn't lying though, So basically that's what
Speaker 24: I said. But I didn't know about the fights that
Speaker 24: I had to fight baby mothers on Thanksgiving right in housing,
Speaker 24: y'a don't know about.
Speaker 7: I'm not no cornyass, So she ain't even even after that,
Speaker 7: what I was gonna say, I don't like seeing Remy
Speaker 7: and Pat poofs like this, Like both of them have
Speaker 7: always been super solid.
Speaker 3: But I can understand why Remy is upset because if
Speaker 3: you're dealing with somebody, you know, if you if you're
Speaker 3: dealing with something like a divorce, you don't want to
Speaker 3: hear the person's new booth speaking on y'all in any way.
Speaker 7: Way, even though Clarisia didn't really say like, didn't say
Speaker 7: her name, wouldn't even really say anything like violent or
Speaker 7: you know, to it her, she still just didn't want to.
Speaker 4: But the thing is, well, first of all, you're dealing
Speaker 4: with two of the slickers mouths in the industry. They're
Speaker 4: gonna go back and forth all day long. But the
Speaker 4: only thing is I hate to see it because I
Speaker 4: know Remy and I know Pap. But the only bad
Speaker 4: thing about it is if they both moved on, right,
Speaker 4: I think Remy moved on, have moved on. We don't
Speaker 4: want to see this playing out, right, Yeah, but their daughter,
Speaker 4: their daughter's gonna get to age where she sees stuff online,
Speaker 4: and they love their daughter, They love their kids, and
Speaker 4: I hate seeing this.
Speaker 2: Well, let's be honest, we don't.
Speaker 3: We don't want to see it playing out, but we
Speaker 3: want to see it playing out. We're not the generation
Speaker 3: of days, our lives in bold and beautiful.
Speaker 5: This's our stories, right.
Speaker 7: And this is also y'all got to think about what
Speaker 7: she dealing with when she wake up and she see like,
Speaker 7: you know, how long people have been telling her always
Speaker 7: her fault, like she cheated, and she you know what
Speaker 7: I mean, Like I be seeing people come for both
Speaker 7: of them, but come for Remy more like they've been
Speaker 7: on her ass.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they great.
Speaker 3: And if you have not been speaking on somebody and
Speaker 3: you hear that new booth speaking on y'all relationship, you
Speaker 3: feel like it's coming from your ex.
Speaker 5: So I can see what that was.
Speaker 7: And so because that means you're talking about what's going on,
Speaker 7: you know, And she's going in all these interviews and
Speaker 7: she's saying she's not touching it all the way, but
Speaker 7: she touching on it, you know what I mean, the
Speaker 7: elephant in the room. She did make it clear why
Speaker 7: she left this She ain't even leave after all of that.
Speaker 4: She left.
Speaker 7: This is why she left.
Speaker 24: When I didn't want a man knit jer anymore, when
Speaker 24: I didn't want somebody taking twenty percent out of my
Speaker 24: check and I still.
Speaker 7: Pay all the bills anymore.
Speaker 24: When I decided that I didn't like being guilt tripped. Oh,
Speaker 24: I was there when nobody else was there. That's the
Speaker 24: type of people that gets prayed on. I'm the one
Speaker 24: that said, hey.
Speaker 7: Please leave, are we doing this? Like this doesn't make sense?
Speaker 7: Like y'all believed me when I said, this is.
Speaker 24: The most amazing person ever in the whole world.
Speaker 7: That's why ya think that because YA didn't see it.
Speaker 7: I'm lying. I did stupid, Like, hey, look at my
Speaker 7: new truck. It's a push you give. I bought that,
Speaker 7: so I did do something to put the sauce on it.
Speaker 24: But that's what you're supposed to do when you love somebody,
Speaker 24: and y'all in a relationship, you make them see like
Speaker 24: that bigger than what they are.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and yo, she was live for eighty minutes. That
Speaker 7: was just the first time. Y'all was about to say,
Speaker 7: I didn't hear none of this yesterday? Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 7: oh no, How long was she gonna live for? She
Speaker 7: went live for eighty minutes the first time and then passed.
Speaker 7: He felt the Lord triggered. It was a whole back
Speaker 7: and forth. We ain't gonna get to everything, but it
Speaker 7: was a lot. He said this.
Speaker 26: You know it's true. I wrote tons of her music.
Speaker 26: Ninety percent of her music. I wrote it since I've
Speaker 26: been around her. I wrote probably like three songs on
Speaker 26: her first album. If I listened to it, I'll tell
Speaker 26: you exactly what I wrote.
Speaker 2: And when you listen to.
Speaker 5: It, y'all know my pen.
Speaker 26: The only reason why I'm mentioning that is because you fabricates.
Speaker 26: You fabricated, and you talked about my children, and as a.
Speaker 2: Father, I was not going to allow that.
Speaker 26: I'm allowed you to do what you've been doing all
Speaker 26: this time, and I said nothing. She got mad at
Speaker 26: me because I went live and say I didn't knock
Speaker 26: this lean out.
Speaker 3: Now, as a hip hop fan, that's what I need
Speaker 3: proof of. That's a hell of a that's a hell
Speaker 3: of a accusation that you Y's first album. And then
Speaker 3: I saw Papas last night that he wrote, U, I
Speaker 3: got it.
Speaker 7: You got to provide that's her biggest songs.
Speaker 3: I don't care about the relationship stuff. That's your business.
Speaker 3: As a hip hop fan, I got to see some
Speaker 3: proof of that.
Speaker 7: And then also she wanted him to show proof al
Speaker 7: so that she tried to get back with him, because
Speaker 7: when he said that, he said, Yo, you was just
Speaker 7: trying to get back with me last night, and I
Speaker 7: said no, she went live again. We don't got time
Speaker 7: to play all that. But it's it's it's basically it's
Speaker 7: a lot. And then also our biggest argument was like, yo,
Speaker 7: I just I want the divorce, you know. She was
Speaker 7: saying like, if you can't afford the lawyer, I'll pay
Speaker 7: for it or whatever. Right, And then so he posted
Speaker 7: out of no where like filing was the easiest thing
Speaker 7: to do, and she said, if you look on the date, yo,
Speaker 7: you just filed this today. Well this was yesterday when
Speaker 7: it was live, but he had just went to fil yesterday.
Speaker 7: That the date is on the paperwork and everything. Clarissa
Speaker 7: also took to Twitter to confirm some things and uh, yeah,
Speaker 7: y'all going.
Speaker 8: Her so much.
Speaker 5: Can I ask one quick question?
Speaker 7: What's up?
Speaker 3: Why do we always say the elephant in the room?
Speaker 3: Has there ever been an elephant in any room? And
Speaker 3: how did they get there?
Speaker 8: Like?
Speaker 5: Why do we say that?
Speaker 7: But I guess the biggest thing because nobody's talking the
Speaker 7: biggest thing in the room. How did you ever ignore
Speaker 7: an elephant in the work.
Speaker 5: Now who bought it?
Speaker 7: There though no idea, you know, Michael Jackson said, the
Speaker 7: animals everywhere.
Speaker 4: We don't no room that I know of. Okay, that's
Speaker 4: the question.
Speaker 2: But anyway, I hate to see this.
Speaker 4: I mean, like I said, we love both of them,
Speaker 4: and like Charlamagne said, we are hip hopheads.
Speaker 2: I mean, Remy has been spitting since I.
Speaker 3: Writing Remy raps. That's the only thing I need proof
Speaker 3: of all that relationship stuff.
Speaker 4: But you also, they try to hurt each other, like
Speaker 4: they're trying to hurt the chat, like they're so upset
Speaker 4: they will say anything to hurt each other. We don't
Speaker 4: necessarily know what's false, what's true, but they're trying to
Speaker 4: hurt each other.
Speaker 3: That's how you know that's a hip hop couple. That's
Speaker 3: how you heard that I wrote your rap.
Speaker 4: And if you don't remember, a couple of months ago,
Speaker 4: she was like, I know you're gonna come out and
Speaker 4: say you nobody gonna believe that.
Speaker 7: Like she did say that. He was so that this
Speaker 7: must have been being said for years, Like even when
Speaker 7: they was together and arguing, he must have said it.
Speaker 7: He might have been rapping it prand things.
Speaker 4: You don't want to hear somebody got a small p fee.
Speaker 4: Did anybody say that?
Speaker 5: All right, I'm talking about rapping, but that's how.
Speaker 7: You hurt somebody. Somebody all started on the breakfast club.
Speaker 7: This is what That's not true, doing that to people
Speaker 7: up here?
Speaker 5: True that ephant shut up? All right?
Speaker 4: When we come back, we got front page news and
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Speaker 6: All right, let's get into it.
Speaker 11: So more details are coming out about the shooting that
Speaker 11: took place at the Capitol Jewish Museum in Washington, d C.
Speaker 11: That left to Israeli embassy staffers dead Uron Lisinski and
Speaker 11: Sarah Milgrim were gounned down outside the Capitol Jewish Museum
Speaker 11: shortly after nine pm on Wednesday night. A man identified
Speaker 11: as Elias Rodriguez faces two counts of first degree murder,
Speaker 11: along with murder of foreign officials and two firearm related charges.
Speaker 11: Rodriguez was taken into custody following the shooting outside of
Speaker 11: the Capitol Jewish Museum, and he reported to have shouted free,
Speaker 11: Free Palestine while he was being arrested. Now, US Attorney
Speaker 11: General Pam Bondi said she's been in constant contact with
Speaker 11: President Trump since it happened, and the death penalty for
Speaker 11: Rodriguez is a possibility. She made these comments yesterday, so
Speaker 11: just don't want you get confused about her saying yesterday.
Speaker 11: She's speaking in reference to Wednesday. So let's take a
Speaker 11: listen to US Attorney General Pam Bondi.
Speaker 14: I was on the phone with Donald Trump all evening long,
Speaker 14: all evening. He called me first thing this morning. He
Speaker 14: is horrified by what happened. Two beautiful young people were
Speaker 14: gunned down last night needlessly.
Speaker 21: You know.
Speaker 14: I saw his body being taken away from the scene
Speaker 14: that was horrific.
Speaker 11: So meanwhile, Senators John Thune and Chuck Schumer are speaking
Speaker 11: out about the incident.
Speaker 6: Senator Senate Majority.
Speaker 11: Leader John Thune said he's disgusted, while Senate Minority Leader
Speaker 11: Chuck Schumer said people should be outraged about this incident.
Speaker 6: Let's take a listen to their comments and.
Speaker 9: Everything we know so far, it is appallingly clear that
Speaker 9: event attendees were deliberately targeted.
Speaker 27: Such a blatant and targeted act of anti semitism right
Speaker 27: here in the nation's capital should outrage you, everybody. Beautiful,
Speaker 27: young couple about to be married, just starting their lives,
Speaker 27: gunned down, seeming seemlings, seemingly because they were Jewish.
Speaker 6: Yeah, very very sad situation. I'll keep your guys on
Speaker 6: that now.
Speaker 11: Senator Schumer also used his time on the floor to
Speaker 11: address the passage of President Trump's Big Beautiful Bill, and
Speaker 11: speaking of which, President Trump's Big Beautiful Bill did pass
Speaker 11: yesterday morning on a vote of two fifteen to two fourteen,
Speaker 11: with all Democrats and two Republicans voting no. House Speaker
Speaker 11: Mike Johnson is offering some advice to his colleagues in
Speaker 11: the Senate, who will now take up the measure after
Speaker 11: the vote, Johnson says he hopes the Senate will pass
Speaker 11: the bill so it can be on President President Trump's
Speaker 11: desk by July fourth.
Speaker 6: Let's take a listen to how Speaker Mike Johnson well look.
Speaker 12: Forward to the Senate's timely consideration of this once in
Speaker 12: a generation legislation, which stand ready to continue our work
Speaker 12: together to deliver on the one big, beautiful bill, as
Speaker 12: President Trump named it himself.
Speaker 2: We're going to send that to his desk.
Speaker 12: We're going to get there by Independence Day on July fourth,
Speaker 12: and we are going to celebrate a new golden age
Speaker 12: in America.
Speaker 6: It's definitely going to be new giving. It's giving new,
Speaker 6: all right.
Speaker 11: So Senators have already promised to make some changes to
Speaker 11: that build. If it does become law, it would institute
Speaker 11: reforms to Medicaid, including stricter work requirements and more frequent
Speaker 11: alibility eligibility checks.
Speaker 6: Excuse me.
Speaker 11: It's estimated the US will save at least six hundred
Speaker 11: and twenty five billion dollars, but it also means seven
Speaker 11: point six million Americans will lose health insurance over the
Speaker 11: next ten years. It would also eliminate taxes on tips,
Speaker 11: while putting billions towards fighting illegal immigration and a nationwide
Speaker 11: defense system like the Golden Dome I mentioned earlier this week,
Speaker 11: among other things. So I will continue to keep you
Speaker 11: guys posted as to what's happening. I believe that per
Speaker 11: this Memorial Day weekend, Congress is headed to a recess,
Speaker 11: so they'll be on recess all of next.
Speaker 6: Week and then there will return the fire following week.
Speaker 11: And speaking of Memorial Day, the weekend travel rush is
Speaker 11: already underwag peak. Airport crowds are expected today, with the
Speaker 11: FAA expecting record breaking travel. Over three and a half
Speaker 11: million people are expected to get to their destination by
Speaker 11: plane and almost two percent increase from last year. And
Speaker 11: then of course there's also they're also seeing people on
Speaker 11: the roads. Triple A is forecasting forty five million Americans
Speaker 11: will hit the road between today and Monday for the
Speaker 11: holiday weekend. So yeah, if you're headed out like you
Speaker 11: and V, you know, just make sure you guys are safe,
Speaker 11: paccupations and treat others with some kindness and respect because
Speaker 11: between real IV and the administration and everything else that's
Speaker 11: going on, you know, we could all use a little
Speaker 11: bit of vacation, a little bit of a break book.
Speaker 11: You know, in order to get to that break we
Speaker 11: might have to stand in some lines and you know,
Speaker 11: wait in some traffic.
Speaker 4: So just yeah, like I said, give yourself a little
Speaker 4: extra time. And remember if somebody's a little late in
Speaker 4: the rushing and you got a little time, let them through.
Speaker 4: Let them through. You don't know what their day was,
Speaker 4: what they've been through, what happened. They could have got
Speaker 4: a flat town on the way to the airport.
Speaker 2: Give people some grace today. Oh this weekend, I should say,
Speaker 2: all right.
Speaker 11: And one more thing real quick, if I can shout
Speaker 11: out the eighty two second Airborne Infantry Division and celebration
Speaker 11: of their All American Week. They reached out to me
Speaker 11: saying that they listened to us on Fayetteville, North Carolina
Speaker 11: on foxy ninety nine, So hashtag Airborne all the way.
Speaker 11: And of course I want to salute all of our
Speaker 11: military and our service leaders who have made the ultimate sacrifice.
Speaker 11: That is what Memorial Day is, all the you know
Speaker 11: is about. So those who serve, we salute you and
Speaker 11: thank you for your service. That's your front page news.
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Speaker 4: Thank you, Morgan, Thanks Morgan, joe An, you too, everybody else.
Speaker 4: When we come back, who's joining the chelamane?
Speaker 3: Well, first, I want to tell everybody today is Friday,
Speaker 3: and you know on Fridays we do the people's donkey. Okay,
Speaker 3: So if you want to give somebody the credit they
Speaker 3: deserve for being stupid, okay, call up right now, one
Speaker 3: one hundred and five five, one oh five one, and
Speaker 3: I'm gonna let you all give out the biggest he
Speaker 3: hard this morning. And our guest is David Hogg. David
Speaker 3: Hogg is an American gun control activist. He's a survivor
Speaker 3: of the twenty eighteen park Land shooting and now he's
Speaker 3: a political strategist and co chair of the DNC, and
Speaker 3: he is doing some great things in regards to challenging
Speaker 3: ineffective leadership in the Democratic Party.
Speaker 4: So we're gonna talk to him, all right, we'll get
Speaker 4: to that next, So don't move. It's the Breakfast Club,
Speaker 4: God Morning, the Breakfast Club. Warning everybody, as thej n
Speaker 4: V Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne the Guy.
Speaker 2: We are a breakfast club.
Speaker 4: We got a special guest in the building, American gun
Speaker 4: control activists and political strategist and co chair of the DNC.
Speaker 2: Ladies and gentlemen, we have David Hogg.
Speaker 5: Good to see you, man.
Speaker 3: You know, I really appreciate a lot of the things
Speaker 3: that you've been doing because you are challenging the Democratic establishment,
Speaker 3: and I just think we need more of that.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I certainly agree. I think the fact of the
Speaker 13: matter is, right now, we have seen last election, we
Speaker 13: lost voting share with nearly every single demograph pick out there,
Speaker 13: and we also lost against Donald Trump of all people. Right,
Speaker 13: And if that's not a sign that we need to
Speaker 13: dramatically change, I don't know what is. So that's really
Speaker 13: what we're out here trying to do is help to
Speaker 13: elevate a new generation and also make sure that nobody
Speaker 13: feels like you know, that they can just be in
Speaker 13: their position of power forever, because ultimately, this is democracy
Speaker 13: last I checked, right, and it's about making sure that
Speaker 13: we have the best representation possible in every district.
Speaker 3: Do you feel like the Democratic establishment uses young activists
Speaker 3: as mascots more than partners.
Speaker 13: Certainly, at times it can happen. I mean I know
Speaker 13: for a fact when I started running for this position,
Speaker 13: you know, there were people who were certainly resistant who
Speaker 13: I ended up talking to a lot of the time.
Speaker 13: That was actually one of my favorite parts about running
Speaker 13: for this position, because when you're running to be a
Speaker 13: vice chair, you have to call people and obviously earn
Speaker 13: their vote, and one of my favorite parts about it
Speaker 13: was talking to the people who at first did not
Speaker 13: want to vote for me at all. I mean, there
Speaker 13: was one person who I talked to who actually said,
Speaker 13: in one of my first calls that I made to
Speaker 13: ask for the support, that I never talked to this
Speaker 13: person before this that said that I should not do this.
Speaker 13: I cannot win, and that there's absolutely no pathway to
Speaker 13: victory for me, and that they would not vote for me.
Speaker 13: That was the first call that I had, very welcoming, right,
Speaker 13: But what I said to them was like, I understand
Speaker 13: that you're not in a position where you feel like
Speaker 13: you're not gonna be able to support me, but ultimately,
Speaker 13: I care a lot about the constituency group that you represent,
Speaker 13: so I want to keep talking to you because even
Speaker 13: if you don't vote for me, I do care about
Speaker 13: what you care about, And ultimately they ended up coming
Speaker 13: around and supporting me and being a huge supporter as well.
Speaker 3: And you were a survivor of the Parkland shooting with
Speaker 3: that would spark the thought to get into politics.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I mean before this, I wanted to be a
Speaker 13: journalist because I wanted to scare the crap out of
Speaker 13: politicians that I thought were corrupt as well, and didn't
Speaker 13: do anything ultimately, But I realized after Parkland, when my
Speaker 13: classmates and I mobilized. For people that may not remember,
Speaker 13: we had one of the largest school shootings in American
Speaker 13: history after my high school in Parkland, and my classmates
Speaker 13: and I were obviously devastated after that, but I would
Speaker 13: say just as much as that, we were furious because
Speaker 13: we grew up hearing from our politicians their thoughts and
Speaker 13: prayers over and over again after these shootings, but they
Speaker 13: weren't really doing anything right.
Speaker 24: I was.
Speaker 13: I think I was in middle school when Sandy Hook happened.
Speaker 13: I wasn't even alive when Columbine happened. That's how long
Speaker 13: this has been going on for. And we went out
Speaker 13: there and we didn't say go out and vote for
Speaker 13: Democrats or Republicans necessarily, we said, go out and vote
Speaker 13: for more religis leaders that represent you and your values right.
Speaker 13: And what we saw was one of the largest youth
Speaker 13: photo turnouts in American history. We took back the House.
Speaker 13: And what we saw as well is after Parkland, we
Speaker 13: didn't go out there. Even though there was a lot
Speaker 13: of the polsters and consultants and pundits that brought the
Speaker 13: Democratic Party to the place that it is right now,
Speaker 13: who told us, No, you can't talk about taking on
Speaker 13: the NRA, the organization that stops these gun laws from
Speaker 13: changing a.
Speaker 5: Lot of the time insanity.
Speaker 13: You can't talk about banning assault weapons because that's too unpopular.
Speaker 13: Because this is Florida, it's a Republican state. Gun laws
Speaker 13: get weaker here because we did the opposite of what
Speaker 13: all those purported experts told us to do. We actually
Speaker 13: did change gun laws in Florida.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because you're not fixing the problem if you don't
Speaker 2: go after.
Speaker 13: Exactly you have to address it. And because of that,
Speaker 13: we raised the aged by a gun to twenty one.
Speaker 13: For context of the shoot at my high school, he
Speaker 13: couldn't buy a handgun from a federally licensed dealer because
Speaker 13: he wasn't twenty one yet, but he could purchase an
Speaker 13: AR fifteen. And then we passed a red flag law
Speaker 13: that can disarm people that are risk themselves in others.
Speaker 13: That has been used over nineteen thousand times in the
Speaker 13: state of Florida to disarm people that, for example, threaten
Speaker 13: to shoot up a high school or harm their intimate partner,
Speaker 13: you know, and thousands of lives have been saved from that.
Speaker 13: And what I learned from that experience is that it's
Speaker 13: actually summed up well by Dolores Rereta, who I asked
Speaker 13: one time at a protest, what is the most important
Speaker 13: thing that you need to tell any young person or
Speaker 13: activist that wants to make change that they need to know?
Speaker 13: What she said to me is it doesn't matter whether
Speaker 13: or not the change it is actually possible. It's whether
Speaker 13: or not you can make people believe that the change
Speaker 13: is possible more than anything. And that's what we did
Speaker 13: after Parkland, and I think what we're trying to do
Speaker 13: now is take that generation of young people who have
Speaker 13: been let down in so many ways by their political system,
Speaker 13: whether it's through gun violence inside of school or outside
Speaker 13: of school, whether it's the housing crisis, the student debt
Speaker 13: crisis are so much more and show them that there's
Speaker 13: a new generation of people coming in that are people
Speaker 13: like Congressman Maxwell Frost. I don't know if you know
Speaker 13: this person. He's the youngest member of Congress. He started
Speaker 13: he was working for March for Our Lives while I
Speaker 13: was in college, and he called me up and he
Speaker 13: said he wanted to run for Congress. And I said,
Speaker 13: that's awesome, but you know you're twenty four, right, He
Speaker 13: had to be twenty five to get elected to Congress.
Speaker 13: And Maxwell, do you know, he didn't come from some
Speaker 13: super fancy background. His parents aren't super wealthy or anything
Speaker 13: like that. He's just a normal person. And when he
Speaker 13: was running, he had to Uber drive from nine pm
Speaker 13: to two am every night while running for Congress. And
Speaker 13: he was running against two former members of Congress, one
Speaker 13: of whom was a head fund manager while they were
Speaker 13: a member of Congress. Not a conflict of interest at all, right,
Speaker 13: And then the other one had committed tax run while
Speaker 13: they were in Congress. And Maxwell's ridden off by the
Speaker 13: establishment so much. They said, you know, he's a great person,
Speaker 13: but he can't win. He can't raise that kind of money,
Speaker 13: and we helped him raise I helped him raise about
Speaker 13: four hundred thousand dollars in his first two quarters. But
Speaker 13: the thing is the most important thing that somebody needs
Speaker 13: to run for office is the will, the grit, and
Speaker 13: the distermination to get elected. But they also need a
Speaker 13: substantial amount of funding in order to get elected. Far
Speaker 13: too many young people with that griten determination struggle to
Speaker 13: get there. And that's why we do what we do
Speaker 13: with leaders we deserve. Because Maxwell ended up with that
Speaker 13: determination and that support, becoming the youngest member of Congress,
Speaker 13: that helps us pearhead and effort to get the Biden
Speaker 13: administration to aggress to address gun violence in a more
Speaker 13: substantial manner. And shortly after I graduated from college, I
Speaker 13: found myself sitting in the Rose Garden at the White
Speaker 13: House with Congressman Maxwell Frost, who I had just I
Speaker 13: literally hired from my freshman dorm room, introducing the President
Speaker 13: of the United States to create something called the Office
Speaker 13: of Gun Violence Prevention that helped to coordinate the federal
Speaker 13: government's response to gun violence, and they oversaw about a
Speaker 13: twenty five percent reduction in gun homicides over the course
Speaker 13: of about three years from that work, and that's because
Speaker 13: of the pressure that Maxwell helped to put on. But
Speaker 13: imagine if we had thirty Maxwell's in Congress.
Speaker 7: David, going back to the shooting, you were just seventeen
Speaker 7: when that happened, right, I can only imagine, like, what
Speaker 7: was I know you said you guys were fairious, but
Speaker 7: what is something from that day? What do you remember
Speaker 7: most about the data sticks with you today?
Speaker 13: I think what I remember most was just the sense
Speaker 13: of anger that I had at what had happened. But
Speaker 13: it was more righteous indignation, kind of like the injustice
Speaker 13: of what had happened. Because I had spent the past
Speaker 13: four years in my speech and debate classes, studying arguing
Speaker 13: about gun control, for example, and having to argue on
Speaker 13: both sides of it, both for and against it.
Speaker 25: You don't get to decide.
Speaker 13: Which side you're arguing on. You have to argue on both.
Speaker 13: And I was frustrated because I felt like I maybe
Speaker 13: myself and my classmates could have done something before this
Speaker 13: because of what we knew from that education that we
Speaker 13: did it that could have potentially prevented it. So that's
Speaker 13: a lot of what I think about, and of course,
Speaker 13: to the fear that one has when my sister was
Speaker 13: just fourteen years old that day and she lost four friends.
Speaker 13: That's really what I was thinking about was, for the
Speaker 13: first time in my life, there wasn't anything that I
Speaker 13: could do to help my sister feel better other than
Speaker 13: to try to stop this from happening to other people.
Speaker 13: And that sense of helplessness is really what I hold
Speaker 13: on too. But I also remember that the friendship and
Speaker 13: camaraderie that my cosmates and I and the parents and
Speaker 13: teachers and other people that we worked with had in
Speaker 13: order to hold these politicians' feet to the fire. Because
Speaker 13: if there's anything that I learned from that experience, when
Speaker 13: I originally went out and started talking about it, I
Speaker 13: wasn't doing it as an activist. I was doing it
Speaker 13: as a journalist because I wanted to talk about what
Speaker 13: happened that day. But I soon realized it wasn't gonna
Speaker 13: be enough to do that, because you can't just talk
Speaker 13: about what's wrong.
Speaker 2: You got to make it better and.
Speaker 13: Say what needs to be done right, and journalists often
Speaker 13: can't do that.
Speaker 4: Was still kicking in with the co chair of the DNC,
Speaker 4: David Hogg. Charlamagne, let me.
Speaker 3: Ask a question, David, at what moment did you realize
Speaker 3: you were more of a threat than an asset to
Speaker 3: democratic leadership.
Speaker 13: I wouldn't say that I'm a I would say that
Speaker 13: I'm still an asset because I would say that this
Speaker 13: much is true. Right, if you're in democratic leadership, It's
Speaker 13: kind of like being the coach of a baseball team, right, Like, sure,
Speaker 13: could you go out against a group of fifth graders
Speaker 13: and hit a home run? Absolutely, But ultimately, if you
Speaker 13: can't get other people on base, right because they can't
Speaker 13: even swing the bat. Sometimes it's not a matter of
Speaker 13: what type of bat they're using, it's a matter of
Speaker 13: can they swing to actually get on base in the
Speaker 13: first place, And it's a matter of getting new players. Ultimately,
Speaker 13: it's not a matter of oh can we can? We
Speaker 13: just do more and more training. And I think what
Speaker 13: we need to do more of in our own party is, yes,
Speaker 13: we have to fight back to defeat Republicans, but we
Speaker 13: also need to give people something true and authentic.
Speaker 5: To vote for.
Speaker 13: Where we're showing people how the reason you vote for
Speaker 13: us isn't just so that we have a majority, it's
Speaker 13: so that we use our majority to help you, Right,
Speaker 13: Because if we stuck with that politics of cowardice, we
Speaker 13: never would have passed the Affordable Care Act in the
Speaker 13: first place. We never would have passed so many of
Speaker 13: the most monumental pieces of legislation than now we're helping
Speaker 13: one hundreds of millions Americans around the country. Of course,
Speaker 13: there are challenges with democratic leadership, but what I would
Speaker 13: say is, especially in the case of somebody like a
Speaker 13: king Jeffreys, let's get him the majority so we can
Speaker 13: see what he can actually do with that majority.
Speaker 5: In the first place. Anything I can see, here's the thing,
Speaker 5: and I treat it like anything else.
Speaker 3: Right, Like you know how they say money doesn't change you,
Speaker 3: It just it just multiplies whatever you already are.
Speaker 5: More power is not going to change these people.
Speaker 3: If you're a coward with no power, you're going to
Speaker 3: be a coward with power. We've seen plenty of Democrats
Speaker 3: who have power who are still cowards. My team ain't
Speaker 3: going to do nothing different with Powell.
Speaker 13: Well, I think if we I think, if we have
Speaker 13: the right people elected that are out there, they're going
Speaker 13: to be able. Ultimately, sometimes it's not a matter of
Speaker 13: what you want to do when you have to get
Speaker 13: elected to those positions within the House. For example, if
Speaker 13: we get more people elected that are saying, no, this
Speaker 13: is not enough. We have to fight harder, that we're
Speaker 13: not just going to stick in our positions of power forever,
Speaker 13: and we're going to say to you, for example, that
Speaker 13: if we're going to vote for you, this is what
Speaker 13: we want to see. Because obviously he has to be
Speaker 13: elected to be the majority Speaker of the House by
Speaker 13: having some of them, some more of those young people
Speaker 13: that are on the front lines of these issues of
Speaker 13: addressing that I know in those internal deliberations that it's
Speaker 13: not so much a matter of what he wants to do,
Speaker 13: it's more a matter of if he wants to get elected.
Speaker 13: He is going to have to be able to fight harder,
Speaker 13: and I know that those young people will push him
Speaker 13: to do that, and if they feel like he's not
Speaker 13: going to, then they won't vote for it.
Speaker 5: Have you ever been directly wanted by anyone in the
Speaker 5: democratic quality to Staniela?
Speaker 13: There certainly are are real challenges so the work that
Speaker 13: we are doing, but I'm not gonna let that stop me.
Speaker 13: You know, I wouldn't say necessarily that it's like somebody
Speaker 13: is directly coming to me and saying if you don't
Speaker 13: stop this, this is going to happen to you, or
Speaker 13: something like that. But they that's not how a lot
Speaker 13: of these things work inside of DC. A lot of
Speaker 13: the time it's not necessarily necessarily an overt threat. It
Speaker 13: is essentially a tacit threat that we hear a lot
Speaker 13: of the time knowing that if X thing happens, then why.
Speaker 25: Could happen to you?
Speaker 5: Why not call it out?
Speaker 8: Though? Why not?
Speaker 13: Because ultimately it is what I care more about is
Speaker 13: when there are people that go against me, whether it
Speaker 13: was for example, in the vice chair race, I know
Speaker 13: the power for my own work and gun violence prevention
Speaker 13: of being a bigger person working towards victory, and ultimately,
Speaker 13: when you do that, a lot of those people start
Speaker 13: to come around. Because a lot of the time in DC,
Speaker 13: we have a lot of wind socks that go just
Speaker 13: whichever way the wind is blowing right, whichever side that
Speaker 13: they think is going to win. And I believe in
Speaker 13: the politics of being able to reconcile those differences and
Speaker 13: work together despite what people say. Because what's even more powerful,
Speaker 13: Charlottne is that when when somebody comes out and tries
Speaker 13: to go overtly against you, right, and they know that
Speaker 13: they did that to you, but they see that you
Speaker 13: start to win, and that's ultimately what they care most about.
Speaker 13: Then if you don't go out there and start calling
Speaker 13: them out publicly, one it's not nearly as divisive, and two,
Speaker 13: it shows that you're trying to be a real leader.
Speaker 13: And ultimately they oftentimes feel guilty about it and they
Speaker 13: want them try to make up for it by working
Speaker 13: to help you because they want to be on the
Speaker 13: side of winning, and ultimately that's what we're trying to
Speaker 13: do here. If that makes sense, How do.
Speaker 7: You respond to people that stay that your work is
Speaker 7: too political.
Speaker 3: But you don't really Yeah, you're doing this for selfish
Speaker 3: reasons and not because you actually care about you know,
Speaker 3: the whole party if they advance your political career.
Speaker 10: No, no, no.
Speaker 13: So what I'll say is when I when I was eighteen,
Speaker 13: I said that I wanted to run for Congress because
Speaker 13: I thought that would be the best a way to
Speaker 13: make change. But I realized when I was working with
Speaker 13: people like Maxwell and other young people around the country
Speaker 13: how hard it is to raise money and get the
Speaker 13: resources to get elected. Because of course courages that resource
Speaker 13: that we lack the most, but those courageous people they
Speaker 13: need cash in order to get elected. And I could
Speaker 13: be one person myself to go out there and maybe
Speaker 13: I get elected to Congress, But ultimately, what is more,
Speaker 13: what is going to be more beneficial for the future.
Speaker 5: Right One.
Speaker 13: I often do get physically threatened, not necessarily by Democrats,
Speaker 13: necessarily by any means, but by a lot of people
Speaker 13: who don't agree with the things that I say about
Speaker 13: strengthening gun laws. My family and I we got probably
Speaker 13: over a thousand death threats after the shooting, I would say,
Speaker 13: between online and directly in the mill. My house got
Speaker 13: swatted as well. And what I frankly have to think
Speaker 13: about is that I can't just be one person doing
Speaker 13: this right, And there's a whole movement of people out
Speaker 13: there that are doing this, a whole movement of young
Speaker 13: people that have gone through these school shootings. And what
Speaker 13: I want to help do is I don't want to
Speaker 13: just be one vote that's out there. I want to
Speaker 13: help bring in a generation that is truly representative of
Speaker 13: our generation and not just what somebody who's able to
Speaker 13: raise as much money as possible to get elected looks like.
Speaker 13: And That's what we're trying to do with this is
Speaker 13: look at all the Canada that we supported last cycle,
Speaker 13: where we helped elect the youngest person and the Georgia
Speaker 13: legislature ever it was a seventh grade algebra teacher. Look
Speaker 13: at the person who we elected, Dante Pittman in North Carolina,
Speaker 13: who helped to break the Republican supermajority out there. Look
Speaker 13: at people like Nadarius Clark in Virginia who broke the
Speaker 13: Republican majority in the House and help pass all this stuff.
Speaker 13: So the reason why I'm doing this is because I
Speaker 13: don't want to just walk through that door myself and
Speaker 13: close it behind me. I don't want to just keep
Speaker 13: the door open. I want to take the door off
Speaker 13: the damn hinges and enable it so that future young
Speaker 13: people don't need to have the door held open for
Speaker 13: them in the first place. What they need to do that, though,
Speaker 13: is they need the funding to get elected and make
Speaker 13: sure that they have their right value so that they're
Speaker 13: able to reform our campaign finance system. Because what I
Speaker 13: look at this as ultimately is an insurance policy for
Speaker 13: the gun safety movement. Where President Biden's generation, they didn't
Speaker 13: go through school shooter drills, but they went through a
Speaker 13: different type of drill. They went through nuclear bomb drills,
Speaker 13: and they went on to pass some of the largest
Speaker 13: arms or reduction treaties in human history to limit those
Speaker 13: nuclear weapons. And I think that's important because they felt
Speaker 13: the anxiety of what it was like to be told
Speaker 13: by your government just hide under your desk to survive
Speaker 13: a nuclear bomb and the epic failure of leadership that
Speaker 13: that is. And I believe for the difference from our
Speaker 13: generation is that the bomb is going off multiple times
Speaker 13: a year. Absolutely, So let's get them elected so that
Speaker 13: they can lead, like Congressman Frost boldly on this instead
Speaker 13: of me just being one vote, because it's about our
Speaker 13: generation and the story of are we going to continue
Speaker 13: having conversations like this in the future where school shootings
Speaker 13: remain in the headlines, and gun violence remains in the headlines,
Speaker 13: and so many issues that we should not have to
Speaker 13: deal with in the richest country in human history remain
Speaker 13: in the headlines, or we're going to leave them where
Speaker 13: they belong in the history books.
Speaker 4: We still have David Hogg in a building, co chair
Speaker 4: of the DNC.
Speaker 3: Charlomagne, give me some other names, because you know, you
Speaker 3: keep mentioning in Maxwell Frost, who do you think is
Speaker 3: the voice of the Democratic Party?
Speaker 1: Who do you think should be the voice of the
Speaker 1: Democratic Party? Are Is there multiple voices? Well, I think
Speaker 1: one there's going to be multiple voices, right. I think
Speaker 1: one of the great things about our party that also
Speaker 1: creates some challenges is, look, we are not a cult.
Speaker 1: We can have to tell in recent well sometimes I
Speaker 1: understand what you're saying, certainly given some of the responses
Speaker 1: that I've gotten to this, but ultimately we're not a
Speaker 1: party with somebody like Donald Trump at the top that
Speaker 1: says you have to believe every single thing right here
Speaker 1: or else. You were excommunicated and we're going to try
Speaker 1: to destroy your life necessarily.
Speaker 3: It's not really Well, I've looked at the way people
Speaker 3: would really get upset with you if you had anything
Speaker 3: negative to say about President Biden when he was the one.
Speaker 5: That we should have been speaking out about.
Speaker 13: The most right, And I completely agree with you. Actually,
Speaker 13: I think one of the challenges in that regard that
Speaker 13: we have to address in our politics is that we
Speaker 13: have created a culture where people are told repeatedly what
Speaker 13: they want to hear instead of what they need to hear.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 13: What I believe happened in that regard is, look, when
Speaker 13: you're in the White House, and I've seen this in
Speaker 13: different ways, either in the White House or in other places,
Speaker 13: you want to keep your job, and the best way
Speaker 13: to do that is ensure that you get this person
Speaker 13: reelected again. And I think what happens far too often
Speaker 13: in our politics is that people get too comfortable and
Speaker 13: they just tell people what they want to hear instead
Speaker 13: of what they need to hear, over and over and
Speaker 13: over and over again. And frankly, part of why I'm
Speaker 13: doing this is because what I met with Resident Biden
Speaker 13: in twenty twenty three for an hour in the Oval Office,
Speaker 13: and one of the things that that right happened to you, Well,
Speaker 13: it was a good meeting, and it was it was
Speaker 13: after he created the Office of Gun Violence Prevention at
Speaker 13: the White House that saw about the twenty five percent
Speaker 13: reduction in gun homicides around the country. Part of the
Speaker 13: challenges though, you're not gonna hear about the shooting that
Speaker 13: doesn't happen. But I was meeting with him in that regard.
Speaker 5: Did you see the decline in him then?
Speaker 13: So that was one of the challenges is I didn't
Speaker 13: see it personally. What I wish I had told him though,
Speaker 13: because he asked me how do I win back younger voters.
Speaker 13: What I wish I had told him, which, of course
Speaker 13: I would have been laughed out the room if I
Speaker 13: said this was that he shouldn't run for office again.
Speaker 13: I know, but that's what needed to be said.
Speaker 7: I was saying that everybody was so mad at me,
Speaker 7: and but that's part.
Speaker 13: Of the problem. Is we need to have a more
Speaker 13: open conversation about these things, because we also created an
Speaker 13: environment where people felt like they were ex community if
Speaker 13: they dared to say anything about it. And I to
Speaker 13: some extent, I understand people were afraid about potentially re
Speaker 13: electing Donald Trump, but ultimately look at where we ended up.
Speaker 13: Sure right, we need to build a culture inside of
Speaker 13: our party where we are telling people what they need
Speaker 13: to hear and not just what they want to hear.
Speaker 13: That's what I did when I ran for vice chair.
Speaker 13: When I ran for this position, I said, you know
Speaker 13: what I'm not gonna do. I'm not going to be
Speaker 13: a politician. I'm not going to contort myself into some
Speaker 13: pretzel of whatever you want to see. If some bolkmarrage
Speaker 13: of you know, when they asked me should Joe Biden
Speaker 13: have dropped out? I said, yes, he should have obviously.
Speaker 13: And then when they asked me why we lost the election,
Speaker 13: I said why did we lose the election? Voters told
Speaker 13: us two things. They said, prices are too high and
Speaker 13: Joe Biden is too old. And we said to them,
Speaker 13: with a power of two billion dollars behind us, no
Speaker 13: he's not, Yes he is. And then we said no
Speaker 13: they aren't. Look at the stock market. And if a
Speaker 13: majority of people don't have that exactly, and if you
Speaker 13: tell people not to believe their eyeballs or their wallets,
Speaker 13: you're going to lose them. And I think what we
Speaker 13: need to build in a party is a culture of
Speaker 13: addressing the realities that people are actually going through and
Speaker 13: what they're actually feeling, not just what a chart is
Speaker 13: telling us that they should be feeling, but actually listening
Speaker 13: to them.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm just going to throw some names at you,
Speaker 3: and because because these people to me represent what the
Speaker 3: next generation of Democrats could look like, I just want
Speaker 3: to know what's your thoughts of them?
Speaker 5: Are Governor Wes Moore and Maryland.
Speaker 13: I think Governor Wes Moore has done a pretty amazing job.
Speaker 13: He actually has a really cool program that I don't
Speaker 13: think has been talked about very much where he works.
Speaker 13: I think it's called like the mid Career Program, where
Speaker 13: they'd taken a class of several hundred young people and
Speaker 13: put them into different jobs around the state of Maryland,
Speaker 13: and it really helps get them started in their lives
Speaker 13: and their careers and like help turn things around. And
Speaker 13: there have even been people that have gone into this
Speaker 13: program that I've heard about that started out literally homeless
Speaker 13: that now have gone on to get jobs and do
Speaker 13: things like that. So that's great. I love Governor Wes Moore.
Speaker 13: I will say this much if I can't talk at
Speaker 13: all about any potential presidential nominees. I'm not saying that
Speaker 13: he is or is not running, but I can't give
Speaker 13: any opinion specifically on that people people to judge clearly
Speaker 13: was a very good Secretary of Transportation given the situation
Speaker 13: that we're in right now, and I think I think
Speaker 13: with Pete he represents a level of sanity that I
Speaker 13: think people are craving right now. They're tired of the
Speaker 13: chaos that I think Donald Trump represents a.
Speaker 5: Lot of the time Pete.
Speaker 13: I don't think people want to have a president that
Speaker 13: they have to hear about doing something ridiculous in the
Speaker 13: headlines every single day. That is frankly an embarrassment to
Speaker 13: our country and internationally as well. So I think Pete
Speaker 13: could be great. What I really like about him is that,
Speaker 13: and I'm just talking about like future leaders. I'm not
Speaker 13: talking about anything about presidential or anything like that.
Speaker 25: To be extremely.
Speaker 5: Democratics.
Speaker 13: What I really like about him is I think he
Speaker 13: does an excellent job of talking to people who don't
Speaker 13: agree with him.
Speaker 5: Yes, I agree, that is what we need more of.
Speaker 13: That's what I think Pete is really good at representing
Speaker 13: is helping to kind of bring people together and talk
Speaker 13: to the people that don't agree and explain without compromising
Speaker 13: his values what we believe as Democrats, And I think
Speaker 13: that's really powerful. Governor Jos Shapiro, you know, I think
Speaker 13: with Jos Shapiro, he has a huge amount of favorability
Speaker 13: for a reason in Pennsylvania ultimately, and you know, I
Speaker 13: think it's interesting as a swing state. They have a
Speaker 13: pretty close state legislature as well, and there's been some
Speaker 13: great work that they've done on gun violence as well.
Speaker 3: Javna Crockett Jasmine Crockett.
Speaker 4: I love her.
Speaker 6: She is amazing.
Speaker 13: I think that people want to see somebody who fights
Speaker 13: and calls up Ultimately. I think that's what Jasmine does.
Speaker 13: And we need a hell of a lot more people
Speaker 13: that are out there that are willing to do just
Speaker 13: that and call people out on the ps and not say,
Speaker 13: oh my god, Republicans are going to criticize me for
Speaker 13: saying this, screw that. They're going to criticize you no
Speaker 13: matter what. So what we should be asking ourselves is
Speaker 13: what are we really fighting for? Because we know it matters.
Speaker 13: And I think Jasmine is, frankly the type of leader
Speaker 13: that we're really looking to support in some senses, Right,
Speaker 13: somebody who is out there that frankly doesn't give a
Speaker 13: damn with the other side. At least the elected Republicans
Speaker 13: in Congress say that say what they believe in, and
Speaker 13: at least you know, even if you don't agree with her,
Speaker 13: you know what she stands, Yeah, because she makes it
Speaker 13: very clear.
Speaker 5: Governor Gretchen Wimer. Part of what was really.
Speaker 13: Great with Gretchen Whitmer and her focus was on infrastructure,
Speaker 13: right people. I think Democrats need to do a lot
Speaker 13: more of finding the issues that nobody likes and addressing
Speaker 13: them in a substantial matter. So part of her campaign
Speaker 13: was addressing potholes right, really basic, just saying fix the
Speaker 13: damn roads. We need more of that. AOC, I mean,
Speaker 13: AOC has been a huge inspiration to me. What I
Speaker 13: really like about her is more than anything, that you
Speaker 13: clearly know that she believes what she's saying absolutely and
Speaker 13: she knows how to communicate on social media because she
Speaker 13: grew up with it, she's young. And also she doesn't
Speaker 13: you know, she's not out there taking money from special interests.
Speaker 13: You know, regardless of whether or not you agree with AOC,
Speaker 13: at least you can say that she's not owned by anyone.
Speaker 8: My last name.
Speaker 3: These are people who I believe are the future and
Speaker 3: now in the future the Democratic Party.
Speaker 2: John Stuart, John Stuart, John Stuart.
Speaker 13: So what I love about John is I think he
Speaker 13: and Donald Trump actually have the same greatest strength. And
Speaker 13: this is going to sound controversial, is that they're funny.
Speaker 13: But I think with John Stewart, what I like about
Speaker 13: him is the same thing that I like about AOC.
Speaker 13: He's funny, he says what he believes in, and he
Speaker 13: gets done. And I know that because I saw when
Speaker 13: they were working on the Packed Acts right that summer,
Speaker 13: they were Democrats were working on passing the largest expansion
Speaker 13: of veterans healthcare. One of those people that I met,
Speaker 13: you know, had worked for the federal government. And now
Speaker 13: he is facing a very real chance that his retirement
Speaker 13: is going to be cut by several hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 13: because of this bill that Republicans are pushing through right now.
Speaker 13: And I will never forget when John Stewart showed up
Speaker 13: to support those veterans and help get that bill passed,
Speaker 13: and it did get passed. Is one of the largest
Speaker 13: expansions ever.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's my hope. And I know you can't say this.
Speaker 3: I want him to be president of the United States
Speaker 3: of America.
Speaker 8: I really do.
Speaker 3: I think that he is such a fantastic messenger and
Speaker 3: he actually knows politics and he cares about people, and
Speaker 3: for the way to the country is now and where
Speaker 3: the country is going as far as messaging, you need
Speaker 3: somebody like him front and center.
Speaker 5: It's my thought.
Speaker 2: David Hog, thank you, brother. I like the work that
Speaker 2: you're doing. Man, keep fighting a good fight.
Speaker 5: Thank you. That's right. They can support you in anyway?
Speaker 5: What should they do?
Speaker 13: People can just check out our website at leaders we
Speaker 13: Deserve dot com and you can also see on there
Speaker 13: too as we create more endorsements. Who's out there as well?
Speaker 5: Absolutely, David Hog is the breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Morning, Everybody is the j n V.
Speaker 4: Jess Hilarious, charlamagnemc Goud. We are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, good morning.
Speaker 3: Salute to David Hogg for pulling up. Yeah, just check
Speaker 3: out what he's doing. I really like what he's doing.
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Speaker 3: And I'm telling you right now If you bought tickets
Speaker 3: to the Eon Tabernacle, it starts at seven, you probably
Speaker 3: need to get there around four. Okay, Okay, yesterday Donalds
Speaker 3: book sign and started that one. People started lining up
Speaker 3: at eleven for Philly. You probably need to get there
Speaker 3: around four. I'm just telling you, okay, I'm.
Speaker 5: Just telling you.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, let's get to Jess with the Mess.
Speaker 5: Just hilarious, superstar.
Speaker 2: That's funny.
Speaker 5: Now you're just with the Ress.
Speaker 7: Your news you're reading so funny.
Speaker 4: I gotta say that she's one of my favorite people
Speaker 4: on Instagrams.
Speaker 7: Hilarious, whether hilarious, Jeff.
Speaker 8: On the Breakfast Club?
Speaker 6: Damn, Jess, what's the news today?
Speaker 8: All right?
Speaker 5: Now pull that finger out.
Speaker 2: Definitely reading this?
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, yeah. So y'all know, Kid Cuttie testified in
Speaker 7: court yesterday during a ditty trial and he's just a
Speaker 7: quick recap went down on the stand. So a little
Speaker 7: bit of backstory. Kacuttie was dating Cassie in December twenty eleven,
Speaker 7: and he had claimed he claimed that he ain't even
Speaker 7: know that they was still involved when he was dating her,
Speaker 7: but then one day he got a phone call from Cassie,
Speaker 7: like yo, he found out about us, and he said,
Speaker 7: what who was he?
Speaker 25: So he turned out to.
Speaker 7: Be Diddy, So I know, right, the Diddler. So that
Speaker 7: apparently all held brooklues. Right Kiddy alleged that Kadcutty he
Speaker 7: got Kad Cutty's address from Cassie What and ABC News
Speaker 7: broken down. But before we get to the breakdown and everything,
Speaker 7: keep in mind, kid Cutty's name is Scott Meskady. That's
Speaker 7: what y'all gonna hear in this report.
Speaker 16: Kid Cutty had dated Cassie Ventura, and she testified that
Speaker 16: it made Sean Combs jealous and angry.
Speaker 9: Meskady testifying about an alleged break in at his house
Speaker 9: in twenty eleven, which he says was Comb's showing up
Speaker 9: when he wasn't home. Meskadi testified that he had a
Speaker 9: tense phone call with Combs where Combs insinuates he was
Speaker 9: at Muscudi's home. I said, explicative, you in my house
Speaker 9: and he was like, what's up? I was like, expletive,
Speaker 9: are you in my house? And he said, I just
Speaker 9: want to talk to you. I was like, I'm on
Speaker 9: my way over right now.
Speaker 25: He was like I'm here.
Speaker 2: When he arrived, but.
Speaker 16: He said Christmas presents he had bought for members of
Speaker 16: his family were on wrapped, torn open, and his dog
Speaker 16: was locked in the bathroom.
Speaker 2: What Yeah.
Speaker 7: The interesting thing is they saying, you know, didn't broke
Speaker 7: into the house, but it was no signs of forced entry.
Speaker 7: So it was like, yo, you just be having your
Speaker 7: door open or whatever. I don't know, but it was
Speaker 7: no signs of going.
Speaker 5: In somebody's house.
Speaker 3: And unwrapping Christmas present in the bathroom is a different
Speaker 3: level of diabolty.
Speaker 2: Yes, it is.
Speaker 7: He like a big ass kid, like I got to
Speaker 7: rewrap all this. He didn't take anything.
Speaker 5: He was like it was trash, trash ass presence.
Speaker 2: He said it was snail bags when I watched yesterday,
Speaker 2: trash ass presence.
Speaker 8: I had all this.
Speaker 4: But you know what Cutty said. He was really mad
Speaker 4: because he said, did he did something to his dog?
Speaker 4: He said, what did did he do to the dog?
Speaker 4: He just locked him in the bathroom or just locked
Speaker 4: him in that?
Speaker 23: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they also.
Speaker 3: I know where going but goddamn that I wasn't going down.
Speaker 3: That's a different crime. Must get threw him under the jail. Listen,
Speaker 3: they had threw Diddy under the jail. They find out
Speaker 3: Diddy was out here diddling dogs.
Speaker 5: I'm telling you right now to get all the women.
Speaker 5: I promise you White America ain't gonna let you diddle
Speaker 5: no dog.
Speaker 7: A dog was crazy.
Speaker 2: I wasn't talking about diddling dogs.
Speaker 5: Go ahead.
Speaker 7: So they also covered the alleged car explosion.
Speaker 9: ABC News recapped that too, Meskadi describing an alleged twenty
Speaker 9: twelve incident where his Porsche nine eleven convertible had been
Speaker 9: set on fire. It looks like the top of my
Speaker 9: Porsche was cut open, and that's where they inserted the
Speaker 9: Molotov cocktail. Mescady testified Arson is part of the racketeering
Speaker 9: conspiracy count Comb's faces. Cassie Ventura previously testified that Combs
Speaker 9: threatened to have Kid Cutty's car blown up.
Speaker 16: Kid Cutty's car fire has been talked about for years,
Speaker 16: but it's significant now because federal prosecutors are trying to
Speaker 16: convince the jury that Sean Combs used Arson as part
Speaker 16: of a criminal enterprise. That's one of the predicate acts
Speaker 16: of the racketeering conspiracy charge.
Speaker 5: Combs denies it. Now, how did they know that it was?
Speaker 5: Diddy was a Molotov cocktail and it's a rock bottle.
Speaker 7: Funny, they didn't. They didn't get there. But look, I
Speaker 7: just want to say, not that I'm justifying, you know
Speaker 7: that it's not a car explosion, but when you hear
Speaker 7: a car explosion, you think the car boom, Michael Angelo
Speaker 7: Bassett dead on the way now. But a Molotov cocktail
Speaker 7: is not really like it's not like a bomb, like
Speaker 7: a bomb bomb like it's.
Speaker 5: Even though you could call that arson.
Speaker 2: Well, if the fire gets to certain parts of the car,
Speaker 2: it would have exploded.
Speaker 7: But the car, Yeah, the car did not explode though
Speaker 7: definitely still Yeah, but you know the rumors that we've
Speaker 7: been hearing over the years, I'm like, oh, are you
Speaker 7: know he really blew up this guy car. I'm thinking
Speaker 7: about the whole Yeah, the whole time. All right. So then, oh,
Speaker 7: and I just do you want to clarify I said
Speaker 7: that did he said that he got the address from Cassie.
Speaker 7: No kid cutt. He testified and said that Cassie gave
Speaker 7: Diddy the his address. All right, cool, So after that happened, right,
Speaker 7: they met up to have a man and man conversation
Speaker 7: at SOHO and this was the conversation.
Speaker 9: Shortly after that alleged incident. Mescadi says he and Combs
Speaker 9: met at the Soho House in Los Angeles.
Speaker 16: He said he remembered walking into a room with all
Speaker 16: sorts of glass windows and Sean Combs staring out the window,
Speaker 16: his hands behind his back, looking like what Kid Cutty
Speaker 16: called a Marvel's super villain, but he said Combs's demeanor
Speaker 16: was very calm.
Speaker 9: Mescady said he told Colmbs that Cassie told him she
Speaker 9: and Combs were broken up. When the meeting ended, he says,
Speaker 9: we stood up, shook hands, and as I was shaking
Speaker 9: his hand, I said, what are we going to do
Speaker 9: about my car? He looked right back, look at me
Speaker 9: very cold stare and said, I don't know what you're
Speaker 9: talking about.
Speaker 16: And remember Cashi Ventura had sent her mom an email
Speaker 16: just before Christmas in twenty eleven saying that Colmes had
Speaker 16: threatened to harm both her and Scott the Scudding.
Speaker 3: Well, I'll tell you what, man, I can't believe that
Speaker 3: y'all are calling Kid Cutty a snitch like Kid Cuddy
Speaker 3: is not a street dude. He's a law abiding, tax pay,
Speaker 3: tax paying citizen. I've seen him in a wedding dress
Speaker 3: before he wearss he wears mass Gara like Man on
Speaker 3: the Moon will absolutely turn the man on the stand,
Speaker 3: And there's nothing wrong with that.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: The funniest thing about it is, I don't know if
Speaker 4: you've seen the part where he was like when I
Speaker 4: heard that, I said, did he let's meet up and fight?
Speaker 2: And then he said he thought about it. It was like, Noah,
Speaker 2: I don't want to fight. I'm calling now.
Speaker 4: And then he called what he said, somebody just blew
Speaker 4: up my car. You're right, he's a civilian, Yeah, civilian.
Speaker 7: So then all that kid cut He claims that he
Speaker 7: realized that he got played by the both of them.
Speaker 7: Laura was in Caught yesterday and she said, kay Cutt,
Speaker 7: he had a calm demeanor the whole entire time. And
Speaker 7: then yesterday after court k Cutty she had a verse
Speaker 7: about the whole experience of him testifying.
Speaker 28: I just want to say, man, I'm just seeing all
Speaker 28: the love and support and I just want to say
Speaker 28: thank you so much.
Speaker 21: Man.
Speaker 28: People have been hitting me up the past week, just
Speaker 28: checking in and and even today and just it really means.
Speaker 2: A lot to me.
Speaker 28: Man.
Speaker 8: You guys are the best. I love y'all. This is
Speaker 8: a stressful situation.
Speaker 5: I'm glad it's behind me.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I love y'all.
Speaker 28: Man.
Speaker 3: The only thing kit Cutty did wrong was not tell
Speaker 3: when it first happened. I'm shocked that he didn't tell
Speaker 3: when the first but he did.
Speaker 2: He did call the police. Remember, he did call the police.
Speaker 4: He just doesn't know what.
Speaker 2: They still don't know if it was Diddy, But.
Speaker 7: You know, the Milotime cocktail have been there, so you
Speaker 7: know what was up. No, I'm just saying Meek Mill again.
Speaker 7: Breakfast Club. Then got to this man, we are always
Speaker 7: up here.
Speaker 8: Doing some same week.
Speaker 7: Well, you was off yesterday, so me Charllemagne.
Speaker 2: Lauren, he says, Charlamagne here.
Speaker 10: You know me?
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 7: Look play this audio. Man, this is this is us.
Speaker 7: This is why.
Speaker 2: Nobody was talking about me in this situation.
Speaker 5: Did anybody talk about meeting caught?
Speaker 2: No, nobody talking about you, Meek.
Speaker 29: Why to Meek's defense in the beginning, when I'm lawsuits
Speaker 29: dropped and they was mentioning the rapper and all that
Speaker 29: people was like was me.
Speaker 7: That was like years ago.
Speaker 2: I feel like nobody cares. Nobody thinking about you met.
Speaker 7: Wait a minute, he was like, and we did not
Speaker 7: dress alike. Yo, we wasn't twinning.
Speaker 3: You know what it is when you are at home
Speaker 3: on your phone and your your timeline is constantly filled
Speaker 3: with pictures of you and then dressed it like, and
Speaker 3: people saying things about you and d you think the
Speaker 3: whole world is talking about it. That's your small bubble meek.
Speaker 3: That sound like I'm giving someund advice.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah it was. But he he didn't like that,
Speaker 7: right because he commented to us, y'all mad, because I
Speaker 7: speak up for myself, y'all forgetting y'all. Two women are
Speaker 7: new reporters. I've been saving communities and helping families ten
Speaker 7: plus years. We don't find the word of talkers. Just
Speaker 7: shouldn't have your head as damn I ain't ain't say nothing.
Speaker 5: You know what's funny is you ain't saying my head
Speaker 5: ain't nappy.
Speaker 7: Said that he got me on that me and me
Speaker 7: got the same bush. You know what I'm saying, Yes,
Speaker 7: the same Frederick Douglass that he had rapping outside the
Speaker 7: other night. But I do understand, like you said, when
Speaker 7: you you constantly see me meet this and meet that,
Speaker 7: and yo, he he this and that, and he got
Speaker 7: a fourteen year old son. He said he will never
Speaker 7: let fake rumors about his name or manhood linger and
Speaker 7: be silent. But his son had to see all of
Speaker 7: this ish play out and deal with it in school.
Speaker 7: So you know, we're just gonna send prayers to you
Speaker 7: and your son and offline bro.
Speaker 3: Yeah me captain right to speak out if he wants to.
Speaker 3: I just be wondering why.
Speaker 5: But you know what I was thinking.
Speaker 3: I was thinking about this last night in regards to
Speaker 3: the whole Diddy Cassie thing, listening to the Kid Cuddy testimony.
Speaker 3: When you're Diddy, why would you crash out over a
Speaker 3: person you just smutting out? M you got other men
Speaker 3: smashing the you're letting her get passed around. But on
Speaker 3: the flip side, you mad, she's sleeping with other men.
Speaker 2: But that was the allegedly he could. He could only
Speaker 2: have her, so so he mad that she didn't let
Speaker 2: him watch her. And Cuddy Yeah, like I think, I
Speaker 2: guess it wasn't the punisher.
Speaker 7: He would have to be supervised, Like he would have
Speaker 7: to be the one supervising these sexual freak offs. If
Speaker 7: she's doing it, like she can't go out and have
Speaker 7: somebody by herself. Did he got to be supervised I.
Speaker 3: Just don't understand why you would be crashing out over somebody.
Speaker 3: You You just you're literally just treating like a whole yep,
Speaker 3: like that's not your wife, that's not the mother and
Speaker 3: your kids. You're not treating that woman with no dignity,
Speaker 3: no respect. But get you out here allegedly crashing out,
Speaker 3: committing real crimes, allegedly because of her.
Speaker 5: I don't understand that.
Speaker 4: I also think it was who it was is the
Speaker 4: fact that these other gentlemen were in the industry. Remember,
Speaker 4: he allegedly got mad and that she was He thought
Speaker 4: she was dating Chris Brown and you'll kid Cuddy and
Speaker 4: then they said something about Michael B. Jordan's So he
Speaker 4: was mad at the industry, you know.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, when we come back as the people's donkey
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Speaker 3: Yes, Donkey Today for Friday, May twenty third is all
Speaker 3: about you the people. Okay, it's the People's he Hall
Speaker 3: on Fridays. I like to open the phone lines and
Speaker 3: allow you the people to give folks the credit they
Speaker 3: deserve for being stupid.
Speaker 8: So good morning.
Speaker 17: I want to Charlotte Man and Zion from the Bronx.
Speaker 3: Zayisha Zaisa. You know the craziest people in America come
Speaker 3: from the Bronx and all the Florida said, who you
Speaker 3: want to get the biggest?
Speaker 5: He hat Tuzi.
Speaker 17: It's two of them, Past and Remmy, both of them.
Speaker 17: I'm mad at them. Why are they doing this put
Speaker 17: in their business online like this, going back and forth
Speaker 17: with each other. Remy is kind of blowing her own
Speaker 17: spot up. I'm from the Bronx, I'm always teen woman.
Speaker 17: But then you already said before he even said he
Speaker 17: was writing har Lims that he's just gonna say that.
Speaker 17: So he already said, you up the spot that you
Speaker 17: going back and forth about for Wissa, because you are
Speaker 17: live now. They just doing the most.
Speaker 2: It's just a show.
Speaker 17: It seeming like they're trying to compete with parties and
Speaker 17: women's name all. Yeah, it just seemed like a competition.
Speaker 17: It's just too much.
Speaker 7: It seemed like a show.
Speaker 17: I wish that path was.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 17: He say what you have to say now fall back,
Speaker 17: because then that will prove his point.
Speaker 3: Let me ask you a question. Should we blame the
Speaker 3: Bronx for this? Because you know the crazy people in
Speaker 3: America do come from the Bronx and all the what
Speaker 3: we do, blame the Bronx get blame?
Speaker 17: Does the bron get any blame? I want to say
Speaker 17: the Bronx. I would just say emotions as women, all
Speaker 17: women from all over.
Speaker 21: The gets stupid like that, we're called the call.
Speaker 17: He from the Bronx too.
Speaker 21: Oh my god, oh my god.
Speaker 17: Okay, we're going to go back to another point. Just
Speaker 17: hopy yo, hey, just what's up?
Speaker 5: Have a good day, good morning?
Speaker 7: Who this heis to Justice from the DMV.
Speaker 5: Justin from the d MV. We want to get the
Speaker 5: biggest he haws to Justin so.
Speaker 8: U ps my job?
Speaker 2: Oh okay, talk to me.
Speaker 21: Yeah, they fired a guy.
Speaker 19: For being racist and sexist, but they have a slog
Speaker 19: like a banister that is not in our house, and
Speaker 19: it stands that stuff and the banister.
Speaker 21: But then they hired them back. So I just think
Speaker 21: that's just the biggest talking in my opinion.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, but if UPS is a great job, or
Speaker 3: is there going to be any backlash to you for
Speaker 3: getting on the radio and calling his donkey today?
Speaker 7: The guy got his job back.
Speaker 21: It shouldn't be. Yeah, exactly, what's up?
Speaker 28: Jeff?
Speaker 7: Who's that baby?
Speaker 21: You remember me?
Speaker 20: But I actually grew up with your first cousin to blest.
Speaker 7: Oh damn, that's what's up.
Speaker 21: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, she must not like her first cousin.
Speaker 7: She's not even uh yeah, they're going through something.
Speaker 21: I don't want to putty business out there, but.
Speaker 7: But it's all right. God bless you. That's what's up.
Speaker 2: God bless you when you done with something like this,
Speaker 2: God bless you.
Speaker 3: Hey lot, all the UPS workers out there, y'all ladies,
Speaker 3: really missing y'all, blessing man. Them brothers got got got
Speaker 3: strong benefits and they get decent earnings. Okay, so y'all
Speaker 3: missing y'all, blessing not dealing with UPS workers.
Speaker 5: Good morning.
Speaker 19: Who's this?
Speaker 17: This rock Man from Who's the dead Beat?
Speaker 8: Man?
Speaker 2: Rock from Who's the dead Beat That's the podcast?
Speaker 30: Sir, Yes, sir, that's podcast. Follow us on Instagram. Man
Speaker 30: stout out to my wife's single man. But uh, I
Speaker 30: wanted to give a dunky of other day to all
Speaker 30: the fathers that man be playing now going to court,
Speaker 30: then the wife letting they dictate what's going on.
Speaker 3: Man, Yes, court, court, man, But but you're only gonna
Speaker 3: go to court if you actually care about your child.
Speaker 5: Are some people go to court because they don't want
Speaker 5: to go to jail. But I would.
Speaker 3: I would hope that if you actually care about your
Speaker 3: child and you want to be in your child's life
Speaker 3: and get custody and have the proper visitation and make
Speaker 3: sure your child's report is what it needs to be,
Speaker 3: you would take your after court exactly.
Speaker 30: But a lot of times these women be playing games
Speaker 30: and they be and these men be allowing these women
Speaker 30: to dictate what's going on because they're scared of the
Speaker 30: court room.
Speaker 5: But go to court, man, absolutely, my brother, thank you
Speaker 5: for calling. Good morning.
Speaker 8: Who's this this? God say?
Speaker 19: I'm calling out in North New Jersey.
Speaker 5: Knew what's happening in Brick City. We want to get
Speaker 5: the biggest, he haught to on on don Sevin to.
Speaker 31: Me, I want to get the biggest. He halted these
Speaker 31: dramas out here I'm a trucker.
Speaker 19: God, let you know.
Speaker 7: I need you guys job safe.
Speaker 19: Don't cut his solt.
Speaker 8: You know which.
Speaker 2: Who you're talking to.
Speaker 31: I'm I'm talking to everybody else there who'll be dropping
Speaker 31: wild around.
Speaker 2: These man y'all truckers be driving them trucks. Yes, y'all
Speaker 2: the problem?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, problem.
Speaker 2: Y'all be driving like yeah, but.
Speaker 31: Y'all, I'm a careful dropper.
Speaker 3: Well, I'll be seeing these Mac trucks be cutting lanes
Speaker 3: like regular Honda or something.
Speaker 31: Yeah, it's something out there that be all And I
Speaker 31: ain't gonna front. But for the most part, you know,
Speaker 31: I just want anybody to be safe. You know, I
Speaker 31: need you guys to all going to Chicken Fish down
Speaker 31: seven three at Instagram. That's our little restaurant and we
Speaker 31: got going north. So that's my sign, husky.
Speaker 8: What's what I do?
Speaker 5: What's the chicken fish?
Speaker 31: Chicken fish is all we sell chicken and fish. Uh
Speaker 31: yet we have our own recipe. We marinate everything.
Speaker 15: You know.
Speaker 21: It's good, it's good.
Speaker 31: We got a little we got a little bump going.
Speaker 2: On in north Man.
Speaker 7: What is chicken fish?
Speaker 5: Good morning?
Speaker 8: Who's this?
Speaker 19: I'm sorry I'm driving right now.
Speaker 3: Last person I want to hear from on a Friday.
Speaker 3: Who you want to get a bigger.
Speaker 20: Goring? Just good morning?
Speaker 21: You know what, Shan Man.
Speaker 19: I won't call the shoeing no more, bro, because I
Speaker 19: know that you're doing li.
Speaker 20: Liken man, you know what I mean. So I want
Speaker 20: to give down tell to the one time by the
Speaker 20: Breakfuss Club. Okay, every time I call, they're always hanging
Speaker 20: up on me.
Speaker 8: Jess.
Speaker 19: They asked who is this?
Speaker 20: As soon as I said, Sean.
Speaker 21: Stearing the head off the phone.
Speaker 20: You know what I mean, I try to put more.
Speaker 21: I'm not lying bro.
Speaker 8: The phone right now.
Speaker 21: Because I picked up the phone.
Speaker 20: Just yo, just look at every time my car is sure, Jeff,
Speaker 20: they're hanging up on me behind the scene.
Speaker 17: Nothing in my knee and Sean, you know what I mean.
Speaker 20: Lintil you got called, I come of got your list
Speaker 20: on the baby.
Speaker 19: He told me hold on.
Speaker 4: Then, just I was you're having the number two person
Speaker 4: that call up there to most so I don't know
Speaker 4: what you're talking radio.
Speaker 2: But they're just right behind somebody else.
Speaker 20: Yo.
Speaker 8: I respect the radio.
Speaker 20: I always respect you guys, you know what I mean.
Speaker 21: But I don't get to see that respect.
Speaker 20: If anything, I try to put more than anything telling.
Speaker 21: Me always quick to cut me down. You know what
Speaker 21: I mean, Like he wants to let you want.
Speaker 20: Me to sing sanitation put us for the rest of
Speaker 20: my life, Yes.
Speaker 21: To put on something.
Speaker 5: I love the sanitation world. Okay, we need you.
Speaker 20: You don't.
Speaker 21: You don't like Shojo, I do love everybody else.
Speaker 3: I love sanitation works. We need y'all out here.
Speaker 25: Well, I love you.
Speaker 7: Thank you for calling.
Speaker 2: Your kids too. Man, listen.
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Speaker 3: There you go, so do that and you can hear
Speaker 3: yourself on Donkey of Today on Fridays. Now when we
Speaker 3: come back, Leniebni will be here.
Speaker 5: Lene Venie.
Speaker 3: She's started on Instagram with a series called Parking Lot Pimping,
Speaker 3: where she gives just a lot of commentary on social
Speaker 3: issues and political issues that are happening in our society.
Speaker 5: That has led to her having.
Speaker 3: Her own showing remote called the People's Brief, and she'll
Speaker 3: be here to talk about it when we come back.
Speaker 5: It's the Breakfast Club, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Warning everybody, it's the j Envy Just Hilarius, Charlamagne to God,
Speaker 4: we are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: We got a special guest in the building, Lonee for me.
Speaker 5: What's happening in Lenae?
Speaker 2: How are you?
Speaker 25: I'm good?
Speaker 2: You know, I'm sure that y'all see Lenee all the time.
Speaker 3: Her parking lot pimping episodes have come across your feed
Speaker 3: in some way, shape or form. But now you got
Speaker 3: to show called the People's Brief. Yeah, on Revote Tuesday,
Speaker 3: the nine pm. What's the difference between the People's Brief
Speaker 3: and Parking Lot Pimping?
Speaker 24: Oh?
Speaker 29: One thing, we got more time, it's forty five minutes.
Speaker 29: It's also not so you know every week news headline.
Speaker 29: It's more so evergreen things that are happening in the news,
Speaker 29: but things that we can talk about over the course
Speaker 29: of time.
Speaker 25: Beuse they affect us every day, and just giving people
Speaker 25: more tools.
Speaker 29: I feel like on social media, I've always tried to
Speaker 29: be more information heavy and just provide a positive outlook.
Speaker 29: But now that we got more time, we want to
Speaker 29: try to provide resources too and answers to questions.
Speaker 25: And I just complain, how different is.
Speaker 7: It from parking lot pimping.
Speaker 29: I won't say it's too different. I still get to
Speaker 29: say what I want to say. We what TV fourteen,
Speaker 29: so let's cuss in. But the team over there want
Speaker 29: to do what I want to do, and that's like
Speaker 29: give everybody the truth and be helpful. We kind of
Speaker 29: take the same oath doctors do, do no harm and
Speaker 29: as much as we can. Yeah, the tone is the same,
Speaker 29: but it's really cool because it's not it's newsy, but
Speaker 29: it's not. I never taken a traditional approach to things.
Speaker 29: So it's like a mix of sixty Minutes and John
Speaker 29: Tonight with John Oliver, the Daily Show, a little bit
Speaker 29: of Amber.
Speaker 25: Ruffin but with me.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's well rounded.
Speaker 25: It's very well rounded. We have a lot of fun.
Speaker 29: The first couple of episode, the first episode this week Tuesday,
Speaker 29: and I had Angela Rye on as my first guest.
Speaker 7: That was amazing.
Speaker 5: Angel.
Speaker 29: Yeah, we get to get out in the field, do
Speaker 29: something on the street. But a lot of good people
Speaker 29: come through and we have a lot of fun.
Speaker 5: Do you write from a place of anger or hope
Speaker 5: or exhaustion?
Speaker 25: All three of them? And it's funny you say that.
Speaker 25: Did y'all see inside out?
Speaker 23: Oh?
Speaker 4: Hell yeah?
Speaker 29: Okay, if you've seen them, then you get the concept.
Speaker 29: I have my friends say like, who's at our leaderboard?
Speaker 29: And everybody said my top three are anger, discussed, and joy.
Speaker 29: Because of the way that I see things, I just
Speaker 29: I'm real big on character above anything, and the way
Speaker 29: you like contribute to society above anything. So more often
Speaker 29: than not, I'm disgusted, and more often than not that
Speaker 29: makes me exhausted. And you know, a lot of things
Speaker 29: make me anger. But I also think anger is a
Speaker 29: baalid emotion and it doesn't always have to present in
Speaker 29: a way that is heavy.
Speaker 25: It's just what it is. Like, I'm a black woman
Speaker 25: in America.
Speaker 29: A lot of things make me upset, and I should
Speaker 29: be able to say that without being made to feel
Speaker 29: like I have to cover up my emotions in any
Speaker 29: particular way. But I think the method of storytelling me
Speaker 29: uses combines all those things in a beautiful way that
Speaker 29: also shows that we're more than our anger and more
Speaker 29: than our joy. More than our exhaustion, more than our disgust,
Speaker 29: and we can be all things at one time and
Speaker 29: still be full functioning members of society.
Speaker 7: How did you end up a revolt? How did that?
Speaker 11: You know?
Speaker 25: Good people speaking my name in good rooms.
Speaker 29: I've been very blessed to have a good team no
Speaker 29: matter what I'm working on, and they've been fighting for
Speaker 29: me in different rooms. I've been pitching different versions of shows,
Speaker 29: whether it's scripted unscripted, for the past five years, and
Speaker 29: nothing's just been the right fit. But as I said,
Speaker 29: I be in tune with the Lord, and he told
Speaker 29: me at the end of the last year to stop
Speaker 29: trying to force things and to just put stuff down
Speaker 29: and let him work. And so as I said, okay,
Speaker 29: wasn't even expecting it. Two weeks later got a call
Speaker 29: and said Revolte wants to.
Speaker 25: Give you a show.
Speaker 29: I was like what, Wow, okay, and my hands were open,
Speaker 29: so I was ready to receive it. So that's how
Speaker 29: we ended up together.
Speaker 5: Well, I wonder for somebody like you, Lene, what do
Speaker 5: you do when you feel like your words on enough?
Speaker 25: I don't feel like my word's on enough.
Speaker 29: I feel like I do what I'm supposed to do,
Speaker 29: and I'm okay with that my contribution as long as
Speaker 29: I do my best, I'm okay with that whatever the
Speaker 29: result is, because whatever I was supposed to contribute is
Speaker 29: all I was supposed to contribute, because it's not just
Speaker 29: up to me, it's not just up to anybody. Like
Speaker 29: we all put in, we all have a piece to
Speaker 29: the puzzle to create the fuller picture. And sometimes it
Speaker 29: may feel like it didn't hit the way you was
Speaker 29: supposed to hit, But you got to give things time.
Speaker 25: Like the sows.
Speaker 29: The seeds you sow always have their time for harvest.
Speaker 29: And I've just learned to be content and patient with
Speaker 29: my contribution.
Speaker 3: So it's sometimes you feel like it's like a call
Speaker 3: to action, almost like you might activate the person who
Speaker 3: might go out there and actually get active due.
Speaker 25: Yeah, that's absolutely what I feel like. My lane is.
Speaker 29: I feel like I am My job is sent part
Speaker 29: information to bring as many people to the table as possible,
Speaker 29: to make them invested, to make them excited, and those
Speaker 29: are the people that go out and do something with it.
Speaker 29: Even when I left my master's program, my professors told
Speaker 29: me I was only going to be able to make
Speaker 29: money or make a life for myself if I continue
Speaker 29: to get my PhD, and that's not what I felt
Speaker 29: called to do. I immediately wanted to go and share
Speaker 29: with very young people all the things that I learned
Speaker 29: in my program that I had to pay twenty five
Speaker 29: thousand dollars and take out loans to get with all
Speaker 29: these real stuffy people that may not have the best
Speaker 29: methods as far as connecting with the general public. But
Speaker 29: I was like, if I can impart this in high
Speaker 29: school students, they can apply to college, they can go
Speaker 29: on career paths that with the knowledge, with a fuller
Speaker 29: knowledge of their capacity and ability and vocabulary and nuance
Speaker 29: to be change agents. So that's all I've ever wanted
Speaker 29: to do, and that's what I'm doing, and I'm grateful
Speaker 29: for that.
Speaker 7: And as a spellman grade, congratulations, I love that. What
Speaker 7: part of that HBC you experience has shaped your voice?
Speaker 29: Well, at Spelman, we got a SAand it's my choice,
Speaker 29: and I choose to change the world. And it's funny,
Speaker 29: I've said this, I've told this story so many times,
Speaker 29: but when I was first applying, I had teachers at
Speaker 29: my high school telling me they didn't think I should go.
Speaker 29: They didn't think that I would get in because it
Speaker 29: was too expensive, that it wasn't.
Speaker 25: The real world.
Speaker 29: But we shouldn't be encouraging our kids in masks to
Speaker 29: go to school to learn how to plug into the
Speaker 29: way things already exist. Like we need to be disruptives,
Speaker 29: we need to be change agents. And that's what my
Speaker 29: HBCU did for me. I was a psychology student, but
Speaker 29: every single class as you take, whether it's the biology
Speaker 29: of women, whether it's math, finite math, or whatever computer science,
Speaker 29: you take it through the lens of black feminism. And
Speaker 29: so we have advantage point that allows us to see
Speaker 29: everybody's pain and it just makes us. That's why we
Speaker 29: be the best advo guests for the job most of
Speaker 29: the time, most most suited for the job most of
Speaker 29: the time, because we see people. And so my HBC
Speaker 29: experience really allowed me to see what people need in
Speaker 29: order to feel seeing and I try to put that
Speaker 29: in my storytelling as well.
Speaker 3: How do you navigate being both a political educator but
Speaker 3: also a cultural influencer and an algorithm driven work.
Speaker 29: Well, politics was never my game, it was never my choice.
Speaker 29: You couldn't touch me with politics with a ten foot pole.
Speaker 29: It just became necessary. So, like I said, I've always
Speaker 29: been driven by what's necessary, and I started this work
Speaker 29: to really be steeped in pop culture and connect that
Speaker 29: through to history through an interdisciplinary lens. But as I began,
Speaker 29: I started twenty twenty, so politics was just like thrust
Speaker 29: upon us in a real way, and so I challenged
Speaker 29: myself to say, like, Okay, I know that we need
Speaker 29: to understand this, so how can I incorporate this into
Speaker 29: what I do? And it just became even more and
Speaker 29: more and more necessary. So I just think because I
Speaker 29: speak to people like we cousins, like we family, because
Speaker 29: I don't try to hit people over the head with it,
Speaker 29: and because I, like I let myself feel all the
Speaker 29: things like a regular person feels, the algorithm can't beat.
Speaker 25: The content that I'm putting out.
Speaker 29: Yeah, Like I draw people regardless, and people sharing it
Speaker 29: in their family group chats, Grandmas and aunties and kids
Speaker 29: in seventh grade and high school students all like talking
Speaker 29: about what was on the parking lot this week. And
Speaker 29: I'm really grateful for that because it's not about me
Speaker 29: and my parking lot. It's really about the information being shared.
Speaker 29: So I'm grateful for the anointing that's been put on me.
Speaker 29: That's allowed no matter what's changed in the social media landscape,
Speaker 29: people to come to the parking lot every Friday.
Speaker 4: We're still kicking it with line Vani. She has a
Speaker 4: show on Revolts.
Speaker 3: Charlemagne was one political issue you think just we've become
Speaker 3: too performative about and not solution or into enough about.
Speaker 29: I think it's sustaining period, sustainability period in terms of
Speaker 29: how we organize, in terms of how we fight back
Speaker 29: against political oppression, because we often wait the four year
Speaker 29: cycle to begin to complain about what we don't like
Speaker 29: about candidates and then are upset when we're not able
Speaker 29: to show up in full force and vote together, and
Speaker 29: that make a difference. I don't think that we give
Speaker 29: ourselves the opportunity for our work to actually for our
Speaker 29: work to return to us in a good way, because unfortunately,
Speaker 29: a lot of times we are motivated by rage and
Speaker 29: sadness and we want to get active when things hit
Speaker 29: close to home. But something that's always hitting close to
Speaker 29: home for everybody, and if we don't learn to act
Speaker 29: as a community and have this sort of sustain Garrison
Speaker 29: Hayes said in a segment in My episode this past Tuesday,
Speaker 29: he said, these people don't let up. They've been strategizing,
Speaker 29: they don't stop strategizing, So why should we, And especially
Speaker 29: if we're already playing catch up, Like it's never a
Speaker 29: day when we should just be like, oh, the struggle
Speaker 29: will be here tomorrow. But that means you should also
Speaker 29: be strategizing for tomorrow. It's and it's not to say
Speaker 29: that your life has to be completely shaped by that,
Speaker 29: because I say often like I don't my friends think
Speaker 29: I'm single now, and they're like, so what you want
Speaker 29: like a Mark lamont Hill.
Speaker 25: No, Like, no shade to Mark.
Speaker 29: He's great, But I don't need that to encompass my
Speaker 29: entire life, Like I'm still a human being.
Speaker 25: So I'm not saying that you.
Speaker 29: Gotta live, breathe, die, fight the power, but you do
Speaker 29: have to have some things ingrained in the way that
Speaker 29: you move about your day period.
Speaker 25: To understand that the work never stops. So you gotta
Speaker 25: find that balance.
Speaker 7: And for you, I want somebody who knows that women
Speaker 7: can have babies. Oh, okay, only women can have babies.
Speaker 29: I just want to let you know that interesting there
Speaker 29: are other people who can have babies. Okay, yeah, I
Speaker 29: mean if they have a uterus, they can have babies,
Speaker 29: but they just must identify as women. Ohky to two
Speaker 29: different things, Like you can be biologically female, but you
Speaker 29: can't be biologically woman.
Speaker 25: This woman is a gender construct, no social construct. If
Speaker 25: you got a uteriasy, you can have a baby.
Speaker 7: Yes, that's the point. If you have a uterusy, you
Speaker 7: can have a baby.
Speaker 25: Okay, cool, Yeah we agree on that.
Speaker 3: And has the Democratic Party tried to co op your
Speaker 3: platform or methodge because I was reading this article in
Speaker 3: the New York Times yesterday and it was the headline
Speaker 3: is Democrats throw money at a problem, but it basically
Speaker 3: is out there paying influences.
Speaker 5: And they're trying to figure out how to utilize the internet.
Speaker 2: And you deliver message in the game.
Speaker 29: I think people got to understand is Republicans have been
Speaker 29: using people with a microphone for years to just disseminate misinformation.
Speaker 25: So it's not even like.
Speaker 29: That's not a tool that shouldn't be used because we
Speaker 29: do have to have some opposition. They haven't tried to
Speaker 29: buy me. No, I only talk to people I want
Speaker 29: to talk to. There's no amount of money, there's no
Speaker 29: check that just would make me want to like jump
Speaker 29: on the bandwagon, especially because I have critiques. I gotta
Speaker 29: be able to say whatever I want to say. And
Speaker 29: the Democratic Party definitely got some things that need to
Speaker 29: be worked on. I had the honor of working with
Speaker 29: some good people the CBC, And that's the other thing.
Speaker 29: Like we live in America, there's no institution that's got
Speaker 29: it right or has always had it right from jumps.
Speaker 29: So I don't sit here and act like I absolutely
Speaker 29: have to agree with something a body has done since
Speaker 29: its conception. But if I'm working with people who I
Speaker 29: understand are genuine and their efforts, like, I'm down with
Speaker 29: that because, like I said, I'm trying to be solution
Speaker 29: oriented and do no harm and as much as I can.
Speaker 5: And you mentioned Garrison earlier. I like Gason a lot too.
Speaker 3: Have you all ever thought about being in politics.
Speaker 17: Of the world.
Speaker 29: I'm not sure where Garrison has planned. I have mess
Speaker 29: some influencers who are interested in that work. I just
Speaker 29: don't think it's personally my calling. Like I said, I
Speaker 29: think my role is to inspire and my role is
Speaker 29: to work alongside. When we look at people who have
Speaker 29: been a part of our story as far as Black
Speaker 29: history goes, we got people in every industry, and I
Speaker 29: think we forget that it's.
Speaker 25: Not just about politics. It's also about who is singing songs.
Speaker 29: It's also about who's acting on TV sceriens because even
Speaker 29: like the breakfast Club, who's listening to you guys speak
Speaker 29: every day like we all have a role in getting
Speaker 29: people engaged in a process, and we have to be
Speaker 29: in the marketplace, in mass and in different ways to
Speaker 29: be able to exercise enough influence to get people focused
Speaker 29: back in on the problem. So I'm just one of
Speaker 29: those people. And I consider myself more of an artist
Speaker 29: than anything, a storyteller. As I said, I'm getting back
Speaker 29: into my poetry and spucking word. But that's what I
Speaker 29: feel called and.
Speaker 7: Sat to do.
Speaker 2: When you asked Thelman, what was your major psychology?
Speaker 5: You want to be a therapist psycho?
Speaker 2: Absolutely not.
Speaker 25: I wanted to understand people.
Speaker 3: Ooh yeah, so you're major in psychologist just to be
Speaker 3: able to understand people?
Speaker 5: Absolutely dope. What did you want to understand about people?
Speaker 8: Exactly?
Speaker 25: Behavior? What drives behavior? Also what affects behavior?
Speaker 29: And you find out, you know, one of the biggest
Speaker 29: arguments is nature versus nurture. You just find out all
Speaker 29: the things that contextualize those two things, whether it's your upbringing,
Speaker 29: whether it's like in the things you might Inherit also
Speaker 29: like what socioeconomic stressors that have affected your family long
Speaker 29: term that can result and yield in specific behaviors or
Speaker 29: even psychotic breaks or what have. You have to get
Speaker 29: too deep into that kind of stuff. But at the
Speaker 29: end of the day, and I also was a person
Speaker 29: I grew up in the Deep South Baptist, I didn't
Speaker 29: really understand that much about therapy, and I remember in
Speaker 29: one of my first classes, I was like, yeah, that's
Speaker 29: cool and all I want to learn about bipoliticist order,
Speaker 29: but like black people don't really get that right, and
Speaker 29: it was like.
Speaker 25: No, girl, we all are exposed to these sort of things.
Speaker 29: But anyway, I think at the end of the day,
Speaker 29: it just really helped me understand emotions and like I said,
Speaker 29: the validity of them and giving them space to exist
Speaker 29: and what can trigger you on what can't, and then
Speaker 29: also how outside stressors like race, like gender, like sexuality
Speaker 29: or whatever also contribute to a person's well being. And
Speaker 29: I think saying it right now, I think what I
Speaker 29: just want most is for Black people to be well
Speaker 29: no matter what you look like, no matter who you with,
Speaker 29: no matter how you move throught your life. I want
Speaker 29: us to be well and I want us to be
Speaker 29: invested in the wellness of one another, because the object
Speaker 29: goals of opressions to make us sick, to make us distracted,
Speaker 29: And if we are focused on one another's wellness and wholeness.
Speaker 25: Then we can be stronger than everything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what's the moment when you realized your influence was
Speaker 3: having real world consequences?
Speaker 25: For better all words, real world consequences.
Speaker 29: Honestly, because I started during the pandemic, we was all inside,
Speaker 29: so I didn't get to really get to see people.
Speaker 29: But when we started to trickle back outside, and unfortunately
Speaker 29: Atlanta was among the first to get back outside. When
Speaker 29: people started meeting me and just like crying, like talking
Speaker 29: about like how either I changed their perspective on something,
Speaker 29: or I helped heal a relationship in their family, or
Speaker 29: even really what it was. I think I was invited
Speaker 29: to speak somewhere at the school, and an older woman
Speaker 29: about sixty years old. She took me to the side
Speaker 29: and she thanked me for saying things she never got
Speaker 29: to say when she was my age, And that was
Speaker 29: really beautiful.
Speaker 25: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, Lenae with Mee hosted the People's Brief every Tuesday
Speaker 3: at nine pm on Revolt and I guess we get
Speaker 3: parking a lot of people when we can.
Speaker 25: Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 29: Where they follow you at, Oh, you can follow me
Speaker 29: everywhere at you can tap into the show of Revolt TV.
Speaker 25: You can also watch us at.
Speaker 29: Eleven am the next day on streaming and then snippets
Speaker 29: up it on YouTube.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, it's the Breakfast Club, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Morning everybody.
Speaker 4: It's d J n V, Jess, Hilarry, Charlamagne to God,
Speaker 4: we are the Breakfast Club. It's time for past the auks.
Speaker 8: Yeah, DJ now with them on Big Mother f N
Speaker 8: nine Loo.
Speaker 32: I love that jacket in the morning, Like you said this,
Speaker 32: every time I wear this jacket planes right, I don't
Speaker 32: got that white.
Speaker 33: Yeah, you need to tell them to send them to you.
Speaker 32: But anyway, we have a lot to get into because
Speaker 32: it's a lot going on in the rap world right now.
Speaker 32: People online are calling it Joey versus the West Coast,
Speaker 32: Joey versus twenty Joey has been rapping and I've been
Speaker 32: here for it. I've really been enjoying this battle. So
Speaker 32: let's kick it off. I'm gonna just do the most
Speaker 32: recent records.
Speaker 5: From the battle telling people who the battle is.
Speaker 3: For those who don't know the battle, I mean, it's
Speaker 3: really Joey Badass versus Raybon.
Speaker 33: Is that what you narrowing it down?
Speaker 5: Toted?
Speaker 33: Yes, well it was really. It started in December with
Speaker 33: Joey kind.
Speaker 32: Of coming at Kendrick like this whole time, Joey is
Speaker 32: really trying to get at Kendrick.
Speaker 33: Kendrick is not responding. You know, Kendrick's on tourist is
Speaker 33: mine of his business.
Speaker 32: So Rayon, Yes, Rayvon has responded, but reason has also responded.
Speaker 2: As well, and didn't have a reason.
Speaker 33: Everybody's reason is they got to wrap the West.
Speaker 32: Okay, you know people, it's it's getting like not territorial, regional. Yes,
Speaker 32: so regional rap is back, and let's start with Joey
Speaker 32: Badass crashed them.
Speaker 3: You know what this is good because all this reminded
Speaker 3: me was Damn, I used to really like Joey Badass,
Speaker 3: And it's not like like I dislike him now. He
Speaker 3: just you know, I just haven't heard a project in
Speaker 3: a while. I think the last thing he put out.
Speaker 33: Was a two thousand and you like that project.
Speaker 9: I like.
Speaker 2: I like all American badass, like nineteen ninety nine. I
Speaker 2: like Joey bad ass as an artist, but bad as busy.
Speaker 5: He got into his acting bag, but just just reminded.
Speaker 3: Me, like yo joy, he can't wrap joe like that.
Speaker 3: Last week too, when I saw the ass Soul freestyle
Speaker 3: with him and Big Sean.
Speaker 33: Full Cipher with Fire somebody else from the West.
Speaker 3: As long as it stays like this, that was funny though.
Speaker 3: When Joey said that there's some guy named ass Cheeks
Speaker 3: coming to him.
Speaker 9: That was.
Speaker 3: When you look at the name, you like a cheeks.
Speaker 3: If you don't say a cheeks, it doesn't look like
Speaker 3: it could be ass cheeks.
Speaker 32: But now, but now, Rayvon's trying to insinuate that, like
Speaker 32: Joey Badass is gay because it's partying with Diddy.
Speaker 33: I mean, let's let's get into it.
Speaker 7: This is Rayvaughn's Golden Knife.
Speaker 3: Can't I can't call it golden knife? He said he's
Speaker 3: standing next to did he should have called it brown eye?
Speaker 7: That's cheeks?
Speaker 20: No?
Speaker 2: No, no, oh, my goodness, Raymond the Good to Bad
Speaker 2: and Something. That album is the good God.
Speaker 32: I just want to highlightkyd Cash because this was actually
Speaker 32: a really really fired freestyle that he wrote one two
Speaker 32: he's actually from New York because people are saying it's
Speaker 32: just Joey when it's not just Joey.
Speaker 33: There's other spinners.
Speaker 32: And I think Kyle did the best and he dropped
Speaker 32: Nixon the sixth to day that the next one, So
Speaker 32: let's get into it.
Speaker 4: I'm going off too.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that sounds like something you would have said that
Speaker 7: Laurence shell Man put more bubbs and weaves.
Speaker 33: Yees No, that's that's ky.
Speaker 32: And I see a lot of people online saying like
Speaker 32: nobody cares about this g league rap, and I just
Speaker 32: I really hate that narrative.
Speaker 33: I think it's unfair and it's not helping, Like this
Speaker 33: is healthy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's healthy if you like hip hop. It is
Speaker 2: healthy if you like rap.
Speaker 3: I just happened to be a person who has been
Speaker 3: bumping the good, the bad, and the Dolomnue. So I'm
Speaker 3: already on rabon and I'm a person that's always bump
Speaker 3: Joey Badass, So you know those two I'm in.
Speaker 5: I'm all in for.
Speaker 33: Why is it just those so you gotta reasons?
Speaker 5: I'm old, I gotta focus.
Speaker 2: What about reason I have?
Speaker 3: I didn't have a reason to listen to the reason
Speaker 3: I mean, and it wasn't even I just didn't And
Speaker 3: I like, I like all the lyrical exercise. And I'm
Speaker 3: not saying I'm not gonna listen. I'm just saying my
Speaker 3: first priority was Ravon and Joey bad as I've been
Speaker 3: looking to them when they drive.
Speaker 2: Okay, everybody else that's.
Speaker 32: Involved, No, this is Kai has getting a lot of
Speaker 32: new followers, people calling him like the.
Speaker 3: M v P.
Speaker 7: You put me on him, yest listening to him, So
Speaker 7: that's that's dope, lovely, and it's cool, it's peaceful.
Speaker 3: It seemed like they just doing it for sport. It's
Speaker 3: lyrical exercise. It ain't nothing crazy going on. I haven't
Speaker 3: heard anybody really disrespect nobody's family and nothing like that.
Speaker 5: Calling somebody gay, that's.
Speaker 33: Regular, that's regular, regular to you, and envy that's regular?
Speaker 17: What you mean by that?
Speaker 7: That ain't regular to him? He said, don't do that.
Speaker 3: And hip hop being called gay in a rap battle,
Speaker 3: being called a snitch, being called.
Speaker 2: A sucker, those are like, that's those are the basics.
Speaker 33: Oh okay, that's it, so basic.
Speaker 23: Got it.
Speaker 32: How do you feel about D One's take saying that,
Speaker 32: like he's saying that he doesn't like the beef and
Speaker 32: that it's or it's unfair that people only care about
Speaker 32: rapp when people are beefing.
Speaker 3: I think I don't believe that. I don't think people
Speaker 3: only care about rapping when people are beefing. And I
Speaker 3: think that if D One knew some of the inner
Speaker 3: workings of what's going on behind the scenes, he wouldn't
Speaker 3: take this so serious.
Speaker 33: Oh so, do you think this is just an album
Speaker 33: roll out?
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna say it's just an album roll out,
Speaker 3: but I think that there's a lot of conversations happening
Speaker 3: behind the scenes more than people know. I think people
Speaker 3: are having conversations about you know, we're just rapping now,
Speaker 3: like you know what I mean, And I think people
Speaker 3: are taking it.
Speaker 22: In that way.
Speaker 33: You think people are taking it that way?
Speaker 5: What do you mean the artists are?
Speaker 33: I think the artists are taking it that way, but
Speaker 33: not the audience.
Speaker 7: Well, they think it's like real problems.
Speaker 33: Yeah, that's why they invested because these guys have been rapping.
Speaker 5: We like this because it's rap.
Speaker 2: Joey rapped in a while Joey did just earlier this
Speaker 2: year twice.
Speaker 5: The albums, I mean the songs. Yeah, but I'm saying
Speaker 5: that's a while January then now, I.
Speaker 15: Mean it is.
Speaker 32: I guess Kai just dropped the project Cash Rules. All
Speaker 32: I'm saying is all these people who are Ray Vaughn
Speaker 32: just dropped the project.
Speaker 7: These people have been rapping all guys.
Speaker 4: Guys were eleven minutes sitting on this break.
Speaker 5: Well, it's good for all of these guys.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 32: Yes, Well, if you guys want to keep up with
Speaker 32: the rap beef, make sure you guys tune into my playlist.
Speaker 32: Follow me on Instagram at Nilis Simon. And if you
Speaker 32: guys are in the Tri State, I'm actually having a
Speaker 32: little tea party. I'm collaborating with Brooklyn Tea. I got
Speaker 32: like a little tea. I guess it's like a t
Speaker 32: strand it's a blueberry tea. So you can go there
Speaker 32: and you can get the berry certified.
Speaker 7: I'm going to be there.
Speaker 32: Dj and playing some R and B tomorrow morning ten
Speaker 32: am to about two pm, So pull up on me
Speaker 32: if you guys want to get some tea or just
Speaker 32: catch vibes.
Speaker 33: And I'm recording the set for YouTube. So if you
Speaker 33: guys want to be in my YouTube set, pull up.
Speaker 7: That's what's up.
Speaker 25: Nyla.
Speaker 4: All right now, thank you everybody else, let's get to
Speaker 4: the mix. You know we throw back on the Friday.
Speaker 4: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, you're checking out the
Speaker 4: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Morning everybody.
Speaker 4: It's dj NV just hilarious, charlamagn da God.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. Reminding you guys your line nineteenth.
Speaker 4: My car show is at the seven five seven Inn,
Speaker 4: seven five to seventh, Haampton, Virginia.
Speaker 2: So I need you to pull up. If you have
Speaker 2: a call you want to put your.
Speaker 4: Car in the show, you can email me Djmvcar Show
Speaker 4: at gmail dot com. I can't wait to see you guys.
Speaker 4: Family fund the BBS boys bringing the old school cars
Speaker 4: new school cars. There's amusement rides and games for kids
Speaker 4: and kids faving under a free So if you haven't
Speaker 4: got your tickets, get your tickets and we're gonna announce
Speaker 4: the Tri State show in the next four weeks.
Speaker 2: So Jersey New York Wire coming to you soon.
Speaker 7: All right now, where you at this weekend, Jess, I
Speaker 7: am in Connecticut tonight. Get your tickets. I will be
Speaker 7: at the Foxwoods Casino. The show starts at eight, doors
Speaker 7: open at seven, and then tomorrow I'll be at the
Speaker 7: Wilber Theater in Boston, Massachusetts. So get your tickets at
Speaker 7: jess hilariousofficial dot com. Y'all listen, I ain't gonna hold
Speaker 7: y'all these Connecticut tickets. Dan ain't selling. I'm gonna be
Speaker 7: one hundred percent honest. I don't know what's going on.
Speaker 7: Bus and selling like crazy, but Connecticut is not. I
Speaker 7: don't know what's up. I need a cousin to tell
Speaker 7: a cousin Hartford Bridgeport for real.
Speaker 4: The first thing, because you're going to chuck Connecticut and
Speaker 4: I don't think heard of.
Speaker 5: Just give him the name of the club, the name
Speaker 5: of fat I did.
Speaker 4: I've been stopped saying. I said Fox was considered. That's
Speaker 4: all I've been saying for the last week that Fox
Speaker 4: would casino, come on out and support my sins.
Speaker 2: Fox would pull up.
Speaker 3: If Fox would usually be jumping on Memorial we be jumping.
Speaker 7: A Momorial week, Yep, yeah, they usually jumped any other
Speaker 7: time I go. I've done Fox was like four different times.
Speaker 7: But I mean, I haven't been there in a while.
Speaker 7: But it's just weird. It's not. They haven't been moving
Speaker 7: as much.
Speaker 3: It could be a big walk up too, though, because
Speaker 3: people just might be around the casino.
Speaker 7: Could eat, I know, bust and them tickets flying, you
Speaker 7: know what I mean. But Connecticut, I don't know what
Speaker 7: you'all doing, but y'all need to get the tickets. Just
Speaker 7: Allarisofficial dot com. I'll be there tonight and if it's
Speaker 7: me and eleven people.
Speaker 5: You could have a big transgender community.
Speaker 2: Please still come out. Salute to everybody out in Saint Martin.
Speaker 2: I'm in Saint Martin now.
Speaker 4: Salute to Laser one on one, the radio station out
Speaker 4: there that allowed me to broadcast from They appreciate you, guys.
Speaker 4: I'm out here for a soul beach and us owned
Speaker 4: by Sitting Bad and his brother Mark, so thank you
Speaker 4: for having me. Me do it each and every year
Speaker 4: I come and I usually do the opening party, So
Speaker 4: we appreciate you guys. And then I'm going to Indianapolis
Speaker 4: on Saturday with Monster Energy and I'm hoping when I
Speaker 4: get there my knicks would be be a tied one
Speaker 4: one something. I'm hoping because I don't want to go
Speaker 4: to Indianapolis down to So we'll see what happens.
Speaker 3: Salutor sinbad man, and salute everybody in Saint Martin.
Speaker 5: You know what I mean. I St.
Speaker 3: Martin showed me and my family a lot of love
Speaker 3: when we'll be touching down thirty minutes. But it's very
Speaker 3: important though, you know, you know that you gotta have
Speaker 3: you ever been there? Anguilla touched down the same Martin.
Speaker 3: Then you catch the boat over the Anguila, so you
Speaker 3: know they they are. They are very respectful and hospitable
Speaker 3: people there, so I appreciate them.
Speaker 7: That's what's up, ya. And remember you got to tell
Speaker 7: some bad I left him, yo, don't.
Speaker 4: Forget Okay, if I see him, I definitely will not
Speaker 4: if I say him. Not if I say it, because
Speaker 4: I don't know, because you know, he was he was,
Speaker 4: he was I think had I don't want he was
Speaker 4: just under some health condition. So yeah, yes, I don't
Speaker 4: know I'm gonna see hi or not. But I've seen
Speaker 4: Cedric entertain I've seen Claudia Jordan, I've seen a Chrispenser.
Speaker 7: Oh my girl, Claudia there. That's what's up.
Speaker 3: And also to man, thank you to everybody who has
Speaker 3: been going out there and purchasing Don Staley's book Uncommon
Speaker 3: Favor Basketball North Philly, My Mother, and the Life Lessons
Speaker 3: I learned from all three.
Speaker 2: The book is doing fantastic. She had an amazing book signing.
Speaker 3: Yesterday in New York City at Barnes and Noble on
Speaker 3: Fifth Avenue. Today she's in Philadelphia at the e Noon
Speaker 3: Tabernacle twenty eight hundred West Cheltenham Avenue in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
Speaker 3: with Uncle Bobby's Coffee and books. It starts at seven pm.
Speaker 3: Everybody that bought their tickets, Uh, you know already, Thank you,
Speaker 3: but you better get there early because no, no I
Speaker 3: know the number. I'm just telling you that you should
Speaker 3: get there as early as possible. Okay, So it starts
Speaker 3: at seven pm. Yesterday they was at Barnes and Noble
Speaker 3: in New York at about eleven and it started at one.
Speaker 3: I would tell Philly, if it starts at seven, get
Speaker 3: there at four. If you can't, I'm just telling you.
Speaker 10: So.
Speaker 2: She don't sign every book.
Speaker 5: No no, no, not now, not to night.
Speaker 8: I doubt it.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, no, no, she is signing. No no, no,
Speaker 5: she is signed every book to night.
Speaker 9: She is.
Speaker 5: She is, She's signing all the books tonight.
Speaker 10: She is.
Speaker 5: She might not she signed all the books tonight.
Speaker 26: She she is.
Speaker 3: Yes, she's signing all the books. So saluted Don Staley.
Speaker 3: Go pick up her new book, Uncommon Favor and The
Speaker 3: Positive Noteice this man. It is Memorial Day weekend. Salute
Speaker 3: to all our veterans out there. You know, we as
Speaker 3: a people, we often take for granted the very things
Speaker 3: that most deserve our gratitude, and our veterans absolutely deserve
Speaker 3: our gratitude. Man, Thank you for serving our country. Thank
Speaker 3: you for protecting our freedom. Thank you for bravely doing
Speaker 3: what you've been called to do so we can safely
Speaker 3: do what we're free to do. Thank you to all
Speaker 3: our veterans.
Speaker 21: Man.
Speaker 3: Saluted veterans this weekend, have a blessed day. It's the
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Breakfast Club, bitches, you gonna finish or y'all done