Speaker 1: Good morning us say yo yo yo yo yo yo
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Speaker 2: Yo yo Charlamagne to God past to up playing it
Speaker 2: is Thursday.
Speaker 3: We got some special co host this morning.
Speaker 4: Man, some ghetto legends in the building.
Speaker 3: Got Carlos Miller of course, come on, man, it's insane.
Speaker 2: Welcome nav Green, eighty five South show his head dropping
Speaker 2: the foot box and eighty box South show man.
Speaker 4: Yes, sir, what's happening to my brothers?
Speaker 3: May y'all gonna wait to smoke outside to invite us.
Speaker 4: Y'all been on the trail and we ain't know this
Speaker 4: was gonna happen. Oh man, they trying to kill us.
Speaker 5: Call Us walked in and seen, yo, yo, what's that?
Speaker 5: Carlo Santo Alasanto, he thought it was weed?
Speaker 4: He said, what y'all smoking on?
Speaker 3: What the hell is this?
Speaker 4: I said, but you don't want to smoke that one?
Speaker 3: You just light it up.
Speaker 4: You don't even got any hell are you just going
Speaker 4: around throw it around the room.
Speaker 6: That's how I know you're getting money. You got a
Speaker 6: spiritual that is true. I do have a spiritual.
Speaker 5: How y'all feeling this morning, though, I'm smoking smoky? Yeah, no,
Speaker 5: New York. It's pretty crazy. The air quality is horrible.
Speaker 5: I don't even know what that means. I never even
Speaker 5: heard about that tea. You can't breathe, that's what equality hard.
Speaker 5: You can't breathe. My kids all their activities were canceled.
Speaker 5: They're not allowed to go outside for recess. What the
Speaker 5: games were canceled? Yeah, they don't want the kids outside.
Speaker 5: They want to get that teacher hell in the classroom
Speaker 5: right there, But the team, not.
Speaker 3: The class room.
Speaker 4: The teacher should be used to it though, because of
Speaker 4: cose of COVID. Right, that's a little different now.
Speaker 5: But now you're used to at least getting a little break,
Speaker 5: like you said, letting the kids outside for recess for
Speaker 5: thirty forty minutes, let me eat my munch.
Speaker 4: Now they can't go outside, and he's stuck in his
Speaker 4: class with no time.
Speaker 2: When y'all got here last night, yeah, oh see, y'all
Speaker 2: got here in the midst of it, though, missed.
Speaker 4: What do y'all think when y'all land?
Speaker 6: You know, I did a lot of cursion. I did
Speaker 6: a lot of cursions. I was disappointed. It's just really
Speaker 6: messing up my New York experiences because I ain't get
Speaker 6: to go to the hood and you know, we be
Speaker 6: out on the block. It's watching traffic and you know,
Speaker 6: doing things people in New York do.
Speaker 3: Now, we got it, keep your ass asiety exactly.
Speaker 7: I couldn't tell the difference at first, though, or it
Speaker 7: always smoking when you first, not New York, not.
Speaker 5: That Cali smoky, even like Milwaukee feels hazy. Sometimes Detroit
Speaker 5: feels hazy. Sometimes La definitely feels hazy. I never that
Speaker 5: that experience in New York was just like Jesus, it was.
Speaker 4: Dark at two o'clock.
Speaker 2: It was like I walked outside the building and I
Speaker 2: started like calling my family, like like it's just the
Speaker 2: last time we're gonna speak type stuff.
Speaker 4: Jesus.
Speaker 6: Now, I don't never think it's over when it's like
Speaker 6: something going on in New York.
Speaker 3: This is the most resilient city. This might two three days,
Speaker 3: it'll blow over.
Speaker 2: It's the most resilient city. But it's also the city
Speaker 2: that in every movie, this is what the Apocalypse starts, true,
Speaker 2: every single one.
Speaker 4: That's true.
Speaker 5: All right, Well, Devon Franklin will be joining us this morning. Yes, indeed,
Speaker 5: we're gonna kick it with me as a new movie
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Speaker 5: it's about the gentleman that actually created the hot Cheetos Cheetos.
Speaker 5: He is a Mexican worker that sound. He was a
Speaker 5: janitor that brown activity. I knew it was one of us,
Speaker 5: and they wanted to advertise it to our community, to
Speaker 5: his community, so they gave him a shot in the
Speaker 5: position to do it, and he pretty much saved that
Speaker 5: division of the company.
Speaker 4: So we're gonna talk to him about that. You know,
Speaker 4: Devon just had a divorce.
Speaker 3: You want to talk about that, Well, this is the
Speaker 3: Breakfast leve, sir. We're gonna ask you got to come
Speaker 3: up and tell the business. No, you don't.
Speaker 4: You don't know, man. That movie good.
Speaker 3: Movie.
Speaker 5: All right, Carlos Miller, nav Green is here and when
Speaker 5: we come back, we got Tesling Franklin, Hernan Davon got married,
Speaker 5: Teslin Figaro will be joining us for Front Page News.
Speaker 4: Is the Breakfast Local Mornings.
Speaker 5: Warning everybody is dj n V Charlamagne the God. We
Speaker 5: are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front Page News. Now,
Speaker 5: we got our guest co host, Carlos Miller and now
Speaker 5: Green joining us. Yes, and Teslin Figaro is on the line,
Speaker 5: Come on to test.
Speaker 8: Good morning, dj NV eighty five South in the building,
Speaker 8: Carlos and nov and Charlemagne the gods.
Speaker 3: Let's start off with sports.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 5: The Nuggets beat the Heat last night one on nine
Speaker 5: ninety four. They leave the series two to one, and.
Speaker 2: I can't even say nothing about it because I feel
Speaker 2: like the Nuggets gonna win that series. Yes, Miami might
Speaker 2: come back and win the next game. Who knows, Like
Speaker 2: you can't sleep on Miami. They're very resilient. Now what
Speaker 2: else we got with where we start? Now, we're gonna
Speaker 2: start about this this air quality in New York City.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you guys already touched on it a little bit,
Speaker 8: but let's go ahead and give the family some stats.
Speaker 8: The National Weather Service has issued an air quality alert
Speaker 8: for New York City and parts of the Truent State area.
Speaker 8: The air quality index was as high as four eighty four. Now,
Speaker 8: the max on the scale is five hundred, So anything
Speaker 8: above three hundred, why are you laughing at.
Speaker 2: The now jump just now you're like, I don't know
Speaker 2: what that means, But.
Speaker 3: That air quality got a bad credit school.
Speaker 8: You have a bad Anything above three hundred on the
Speaker 8: government's air quality index is considered hazardous. So let's listen
Speaker 8: to the report by WABCTV and we'll talk about on
Speaker 8: the other side, coverage of this air quality alert experts
Speaker 8: urging people to wear masks outside.
Speaker 10: New York City public schools already closed today for a
Speaker 10: staff development day, but the smoke is forcing some districts
Speaker 10: across the area to call off classes, some schools just
Speaker 10: saying it's not safe for the kids to be in
Speaker 10: class day.
Speaker 11: Yeah, we have two coverage of the dangerous conditions. Anthony
Speaker 11: Carlo is live in New Jersey with more on the
Speaker 11: school closures. But first, Derek Waller is live outside the
Speaker 11: Javit Center where officials are handing out masks as well.
Speaker 2: And I don't even know what it means, Rightcord they
Speaker 2: say hazard is that it says health warnings of emergency conditions.
Speaker 2: The entire population is more likely to be affected. What
Speaker 2: does that even mean?
Speaker 8: I mean, yeah, yeah, and I thought those are just
Speaker 8: going to say the staff still had to come in
Speaker 8: for staff development Day.
Speaker 12: Hopefully they'll allow those teachers to stay home.
Speaker 8: But just so people know where the smoke is actually
Speaker 8: coming from It's coming from Canada's wildfires. They've been moving
Speaker 8: in the United States since the last month. So this
Speaker 8: has been happening over the last month. You may not
Speaker 8: have noticed it. But the most recent fires near Quebec, though,
Speaker 8: that's what you're really seeing now. Those are about five
Speaker 8: hundred to six hundred miles away from Rhode Island and
Speaker 8: they've been burning for about several days.
Speaker 5: Has anybody showing us the pictures of seen that many
Speaker 5: videos of the wildfires. I seen the one picture or
Speaker 5: the one video where it seems like they're dropping fire
Speaker 5: on the fire that went viral, But other than.
Speaker 4: That, I don't even see any videos of the wildfire.
Speaker 6: That's because it's Canada, and everybody just took their word
Speaker 6: for it. Like Canada don't have no problems with nobody,
Speaker 6: and they wouldn't intentionally do nothing. But if this smoke
Speaker 6: was coming from Mexico, build a wall.
Speaker 4: Around Canada, damnit.
Speaker 5: But I tell you why it scares me because if
Speaker 5: you think about it, like let's say, if we're an attack,
Speaker 5: we can see how crazy something that six seven hundred
Speaker 5: miles away can get to us just like that. So
Speaker 5: just imagine if this was a some type of air attack,
Speaker 5: a nuclear attack, or some type of attack that can
Speaker 5: actually affect us and kill us, it's not that hard
Speaker 5: to get to us.
Speaker 3: Like, that's weird. They don't skin Nobody tell you because
Speaker 3: you're looking at it in a negative light. Literally, optimistic callers,
Speaker 3: what's the optimism?
Speaker 6: It means you talking about five, six, seven hundred miles away, right, yeah, sir,
Speaker 6: So that means if a fire can bring the smoke
Speaker 6: that you know from that far away, that means that
Speaker 6: we could smoke between countries.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, we can return fire.
Speaker 6: That I'm just saying, like as a country, we could
Speaker 6: smoke with another country.
Speaker 2: Show you're saying, we're catching a contact.
Speaker 8: I was trying to figure out what was I get
Speaker 8: what you're saying, we got we got a contact with Canada.
Speaker 4: What are the health officials? What advice to the health
Speaker 4: officials providing.
Speaker 12: They are urging people to stay inside.
Speaker 8: I thought you guys would probably be zooming today, but
Speaker 8: they are seeing limit outdoor activities. Uh, they said it
Speaker 8: is definitely unhealthy of what is happening now, but they're
Speaker 8: saying that it should clear up.
Speaker 12: You know, I guess Thursday and going into the weekend.
Speaker 8: Now the emergency manager, yeah, commissioner said that he's gonna
Speaker 8: leave the AVIS advisory in place, but again it's gonna
Speaker 8: be a multi day thing. And the briefing yesterday obviously
Speaker 8: the governor said they're passing out masks as you just
Speaker 8: heard on the report, and uh people, uh, they're calling
Speaker 8: it sensitive.
Speaker 12: Groups that really need to be paying attention to.
Speaker 8: This, which is children, older adults, people with lung disease, asthma,
Speaker 8: and heart conditions need to be extra cautious.
Speaker 2: Americans, African Americans, they had made of people who.
Speaker 3: We did heart disease.
Speaker 2: That's right, Nash Coffin Now now I can't talk without coffee.
Speaker 3: I was walking hold of my nose. I ain't now
Speaker 3: gonna leave.
Speaker 12: But have y'all have y'all been wearing your masks.
Speaker 3: Right man?
Speaker 4: Yes, I'm just gonna live my life. Man, I'm over
Speaker 4: it like that.
Speaker 3: Man can't protect everything.
Speaker 6: He can't you already the air quality already mast trying
Speaker 6: to just breathe blessed.
Speaker 5: All right, Well that is front page. Keesla will see
Speaker 5: it a little bit, absolutely all right, get it off
Speaker 5: your chest. Eight hundred five eight five one five one.
Speaker 5: If you need to vent phone lines to wide open
Speaker 5: again eight hundred five eight five one oh five one.
Speaker 5: And Carlos Miller and naw Green are here, not question.
Speaker 5: Today's Kanye's birthday. Do we celebrate Kanye?
Speaker 4: We don't. We got to we do.
Speaker 6: He made Jesus walk, So we're saying, hey mama, so
Speaker 6: we celebrate Kanye.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Happy birthday, Kanye, Happy.
Speaker 6: Birthday, Kanye. We see, that's what's wrong with us as
Speaker 6: a black community. We got to stop throwing our people away.
Speaker 6: It already ain't a lot of us.
Speaker 4: Kanye threw itself away.
Speaker 3: We don't have to agree with Kanye.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 6: He's still, you know, one of us. Though I was
Speaker 6: I we had a Rockefeller chain he did.
Speaker 2: I wish him healing, and uh, you know, anytime you
Speaker 2: have a birthday, it's.
Speaker 3: A great thing. But he's here if I celebrate it.
Speaker 3: But you know, we love Kanye. We don't like Easy, Yeah,
Speaker 3: we don't like Easy. We love Kanye. Kanye.
Speaker 2: Actually they got like Yeezy more because I want the slides. Man,
Speaker 2: we say all this stuff. We can't send somebody, but
Speaker 2: like Kanye, I think I like yey you know, like Kanye.
Speaker 3: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Ray right, Ray Yo, charlat man yasey. What up are we?
Speaker 2: Lies?
Speaker 4: This is your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 3: I got an indoor pool.
Speaker 4: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Get on the phone right now. He'll tell you what
Speaker 3: it is.
Speaker 4: We lie.
Speaker 3: Hello, is this It was.
Speaker 13: Good that Johann from the tray, What up, Joe?
Speaker 3: What up? Th brother?
Speaker 13: So no I was.
Speaker 3: I was talking to a few people in New.
Speaker 14: York, and I didn't know it's.
Speaker 15: So severe, uh, the whole air quality.
Speaker 13: Thing, until I just.
Speaker 14: Heard you guys say that, you know, you gotta wear.
Speaker 15: Masks and all this stuff, and uh, we're getting a
Speaker 15: little bit of it down here, but we're.
Speaker 13: We're in no place near that level. Like nobody's wearing.
Speaker 3: Masks or shutting down schools that pretty I.
Speaker 15: Just wanted to know, you know, like, is this is
Speaker 15: this really like our people? If people being like so
Speaker 15: negatively effective by this that they need medical attention and stuff.
Speaker 2: I can feel it in my lungessall people on the
Speaker 2: corner coughing crazy like it's bad now.
Speaker 5: To the point when when we left the building, yesterday
Speaker 5: at two o'clock, it was dark. It was dark like
Speaker 5: it was like it blocked the sun where it was
Speaker 5: damn near pitch black outside at two o'clock, and that
Speaker 5: carry regular.
Speaker 2: You got small kids like my I'm see my youngest
Speaker 2: like eighteen nineteen months and she was coughing all night,
Speaker 2: and I'm like, if she weezing, So you don't know
Speaker 2: if it's it's a cold, our allergies.
Speaker 3: Or what's going on.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 5: I definitely change the fis in my crib, all my filters,
Speaker 5: but I don't even know if that helped. I just
Speaker 5: was like, I'm going home DEEPO, get all the field.
Speaker 5: I don't even know if that helped, but I definitely
Speaker 5: did that yesterday.
Speaker 3: Hello, who's this? What?
Speaker 13: It's Travia Bro?
Speaker 3: What's up with you?
Speaker 9: Bro?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 13: Yo, I don't get straight into him. Bang's really hurt
Speaker 13: my heart with that comment she made. Uh DC Bro,
Speaker 13: they hurt my heart.
Speaker 3: Only because I got picked on my whole.
Speaker 13: Life, and you know, you gotta grow up from that, bron.
Speaker 13: I don't understand what's her angle. I don't know what
Speaker 13: she's trying to do, but man, that man going through
Speaker 13: something and she really tried to come at him like
Speaker 13: she like she really doing something then that I don't
Speaker 13: understand that.
Speaker 2: We don't get that negativity, no attention since say you
Speaker 2: want to say something, callos milk man.
Speaker 3: Hurt people, hurt, People's right, That's all I can do.
Speaker 4: We ain't gonna give that that.
Speaker 3: Don't get that negativity any attention.
Speaker 4: Brother.
Speaker 13: Yeah, by the way, without loads, Hey, y'all hold that
Speaker 13: brother man.
Speaker 16: You might not show.
Speaker 13: I don't know. I don't know how you'll relationship is
Speaker 13: outside of wilding out in the eighty five show. You know,
Speaker 13: but man, old that brother man because some of us
Speaker 13: sometimes we don't know how to you know, want give
Speaker 13: the matter to.
Speaker 4: Breathe like that man.
Speaker 13: I hold that brother down, man, because he going through
Speaker 13: something unimaginable and and like you know, I've been thinking
Speaker 13: about every since I seen it, because you know, personal experience,
Speaker 13: I didn't see somebody lose somebody real close to than
Speaker 13: like that.
Speaker 3: And they don't never necessarily know how to get.
Speaker 13: It off their chest. They or not to talk about it.
Speaker 13: You don't know how they express themselves. And person Zilia
Speaker 13: big shut your mouth forever, bron forever.
Speaker 4: You know, we don't get that negativity and the whole
Speaker 4: whole d C and his family and prayer.
Speaker 3: Man d appreciate that. Yeah, yeah, d C.
Speaker 6: Man shout out to d C holding his head, really
Speaker 6: taking care of his business, standing in it, like standing
Speaker 6: talk through it.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 6: I got so much respect and love for for how
Speaker 6: he's handling it for his kids and you know, out
Speaker 6: the public guy just taking the time that he needs
Speaker 6: to ask his family right and appreciate all the love
Speaker 6: and support all the fans, and it's like it doesn't
Speaker 6: go unnoticed. That's really been he said that that's what's
Speaker 6: really been helping them, you know, through the grieving process.
Speaker 6: It's just seeing the love, the outpour and things of
Speaker 6: that nature. So just stay strong for the kids in
Speaker 6: the family's right.
Speaker 5: Get it off your chest eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 5: one oh five one. If you need to vent, hit
Speaker 5: us up now. It's the Breakfast Cloa, Good morning, the Breakfast.
Speaker 3: Club and from New Days.
Speaker 4: Is it your time to get it off your chest?
Speaker 3: Wait, wait up, whether you're mad or blast, it's time
Speaker 3: to get up and get something. Call up now. Eight
Speaker 3: hundred and five eight five one o five one. We
Speaker 3: want to hear from you on the Breakfast club. Hello,
Speaker 3: who's this?
Speaker 13: Hey, good morning, Let's bend again from Detroit.
Speaker 4: For the though Ben, what's up man? Detroit got a
Speaker 4: straight flood right through three one three?
Speaker 3: Ye Hey.
Speaker 16: I just want to say that my job became out
Speaker 16: of a comfort Joe and uh me and some friends.
Speaker 3: That were not in more races, and it turned out trick.
Speaker 4: Man, are you white?
Speaker 12: Some I wan't on line?
Speaker 13: Man one is from Sentagal one is from at the door.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 13: Man, they took me done than some people turning on America.
Speaker 4: That's beautiful.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 5: I'm glad that you found some new friend and so
Speaker 5: you made some friends with have some some Africans in
Speaker 5: the Hispanic ya one.
Speaker 16: From swoom Gold, the one that's from the door and
Speaker 16: at lunch time, you know, but bring up each other
Speaker 16: with school.
Speaker 17: You know, this was crue.
Speaker 4: That's why it's good to have communication.
Speaker 18: Man.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you just got to open up lines of communication
Speaker 2: with people in general. If you're in the space somebody,
Speaker 2: like if you're sitting around, somebody say hello, man, strike
Speaker 2: up a conversation.
Speaker 3: I love how we said he had to come out
Speaker 3: of his comfort zone to do that. I probably feel
Speaker 3: the total opposite about him. Hello, Hello, Hey, good morning,
Speaker 3: Get off your chest.
Speaker 16: Hi from California. So I wanted to start out last night.
Speaker 16: There had it to middle school, so good jobs to them.
Speaker 16: And also I warrantee it to two.
Speaker 14: Job well done.
Speaker 16: All the teachers do theirs at the tennis already that
Speaker 16: four more weeks ago.
Speaker 13: Another you're down so enjoying the summer.
Speaker 16: Take the time, and we're gonna do it all again
Speaker 16: next year.
Speaker 4: All right, Well, appreciate your service.
Speaker 9: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Definitely appreciate teachers. They got to teach summer school.
Speaker 4: Damn they got to make extra money.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they get an extra check for that.
Speaker 13: Hello was this and isn't it the truck around the
Speaker 13: plants of the Florida Nick?
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 2: Brother?
Speaker 4: Get off your chest?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 13: I just wanted to Old Wrong when they call in tomorrow,
Speaker 13: shout out to Old Row. But uh, it seems like
Speaker 13: when O gro called in and the bring.
Speaker 9: The sugar out of both of y'all.
Speaker 4: What you mean sugar, I'll be I'll be.
Speaker 19: Getting each other too much and start talking about.
Speaker 3: But do you ever talk about no bugets? Make it
Speaker 3: up stuff?
Speaker 19: Man? Thats out three things I want to let everybody know.
Speaker 3: Three things they.
Speaker 13: Should ask their doctor after they have their their baby.
Speaker 14: First thing, first, you gotta make sure you ask if your.
Speaker 19: Baby is completely healthy, make sure it's healthy and all good.
Speaker 3: The second thing is not really necessary, but you want
Speaker 3: to ask for a DNA test.
Speaker 13: And the third thing, you.
Speaker 12: Know how they say homosexual people is born like that?
Speaker 13: Right, Oh boy, you got to ask the doctor if the.
Speaker 15: Baby got in their list of them.
Speaker 14: You know you gotta let her hands up.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna tell you something. I was wondering how you
Speaker 2: was gonna bring this back around. You talking about but stuff,
Speaker 2: then you start talking about babies.
Speaker 4: I was the one that I was gonna bring it
Speaker 4: back around. You brought it back around.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's strange. See why you tell everybody go get
Speaker 3: it off your chest eight hundred and.
Speaker 5: Five eighty five, one oh five one. If you need
Speaker 5: to vent, you can hit this up right now.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 5: When we come back, we got your room and report.
Speaker 5: We gotta talk Travis Rudolph right now. If you don't
Speaker 5: know who that is, he's ex NFL player who was
Speaker 5: found not guilty in the case.
Speaker 4: God bless that man.
Speaker 5: We'll tell you exactly what happened when we come back,
Speaker 5: So don't move it's a long story. It's the breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning, the breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Warning everybody at dj n V, Charlamagne the God. We
Speaker 5: are the breakfast Club. We got our guest co host
Speaker 5: Carlos Miller and Nav Green joining us.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what the business is and let's get to the rooms.
Speaker 3: Let's talk. Travis Rudolph name or you gossip chatting? This
Speaker 3: is the rumor regard. I mean, I guess we're on
Speaker 3: the breakfast club.
Speaker 4: This is where the tea spells, right on the breakfast club.
Speaker 5: All right, now, yesterday former Giants wide receiver Travis Rudolph.
Speaker 5: He didn't play for the Giants long, but he was
Speaker 5: found not guilty of murder of.
Speaker 3: Travis Rudolph most definitely shout out to t Rowland.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 5: Allegedly, on the night of the deadly shooting, Rudolph had
Speaker 5: just gotten into a fight with his he said, it's
Speaker 5: not his girlfriend, but his girlfriend at his home in
Speaker 5: West Palm Beach, and they said after they believed that
Speaker 5: she called a group of men to I guess to
Speaker 5: finish the problem because they got into a physical altercation
Speaker 5: and it got nast I think we have a news
Speaker 5: report that explains it more a.
Speaker 20: Lot of emotions spilling over today at the Pompage County Courthouse.
Speaker 20: The state saying they don't agree with the jury's verdict,
Speaker 20: the defense team and Rudolph's family saying they couldn't be happier.
Speaker 9: Your life is in twelve juriors hands. That's a scary feeling.
Speaker 9: So definitely was nervous, and you know, we definitely pray
Speaker 9: a lot. We have waiver and faith.
Speaker 20: So Travis Rudolph cleared on the first degree murder and
Speaker 20: three first degree attempted murder charges against the case stems
Speaker 20: back to a deadly shooting in April twenty twenty one
Speaker 20: after an argument with Rudolph's alleged girlfriend. Rudolph says, more
Speaker 20: than anything, he looks forward to his life getting back
Speaker 20: to normal and.
Speaker 9: I finally got my freedom back. I can get back
Speaker 9: to my life.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 4: Thank you God, thank you for this is making this
Speaker 4: day happen.
Speaker 2: How could they not agree with the with the verdict.
Speaker 2: That woman sent a text that told those men to
Speaker 2: go over there and shoot his up. They went over
Speaker 2: there with the intention to hurt that man, and he
Speaker 2: defended himself. I hate that a life was lost, but
Speaker 2: you know, the man defended himself, so what's the problem now.
Speaker 5: Allegedly she said, I'm gonna have my brother and them
Speaker 5: come over there and f you up and kill you,
Speaker 5: he said. Later that night, four men showed up to
Speaker 5: his doorstep after midnight to confront him about a dispute,
Speaker 5: and that's when things got crazy.
Speaker 2: And they got a ring camera that showed she was
Speaker 2: the one hitting on him. He wasn't hitting on it.
Speaker 2: For the million time, man, this is why I believe
Speaker 2: all women is one of the most dangerous statements ever created.
Speaker 2: If you just believe all women without due process, then
Speaker 2: women like Dominique Jones can get that get those kind
Speaker 2: of lives off. You should listen to all women, but
Speaker 2: believe all proof. And this woman, Dominique Jones is clearly
Speaker 2: a liar and she.
Speaker 7: Had no remorse when if you watch the court case,
Speaker 7: that's were just sitting there chilling like I saw.
Speaker 3: You hurst red flag.
Speaker 6: If your girlfriend is already married, well she was married, Yeah,
Speaker 6: you should start rethinking it.
Speaker 4: Wow, we have actually an audio of her in court.
Speaker 21: And I didn't send my brother to kill him, the
Speaker 21: text to shoot up his ship, right, I didn't say
Speaker 21: shoot him.
Speaker 22: She sent the text to go shoot up his shop
Speaker 22: right right.
Speaker 23: When you're angry, you say things.
Speaker 21: I'm sure everyone in this courtroom has said something when
Speaker 21: you're I'm trying to speak. If you want me to
Speaker 21: answer your question, you let me answer your questions to
Speaker 21: my question.
Speaker 3: I would not, all right answer the question.
Speaker 12: Please, okay, can you repeat your question?
Speaker 3: Question was what does mean anything but him?
Speaker 4: She need to have charge the breath against the man?
Speaker 21: That?
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Absolutely. It gets to the point where it's like, come on, man,
Speaker 5: you do that. She put your brother's life in danger.
Speaker 5: You put your brother's friends in danger to shoot up
Speaker 5: some ish because y'all got mad over an argument over disagreement.
Speaker 4: That's that's why. Because you heard y'all.
Speaker 6: Well, this lady allegedly was married and went through his
Speaker 6: phone and saw that he was talking to other women.
Speaker 3: And that's that he should God damn allegedly this is
Speaker 3: all alleged.
Speaker 4: Last Yeah, on on that note, though, not even talking
Speaker 4: about her.
Speaker 2: Isn't it crazy when a sneaky link I don't want
Speaker 2: to she want to be the only sneaking link.
Speaker 3: Man, You can't. You can't be the only sneaking link. Great, no, yeah,
Speaker 3: shout out.
Speaker 7: The trail was getting uh his freedom freedom thought dro
Speaker 7: the first day out or something like that.
Speaker 3: He was already on the listening.
Speaker 4: I saw him.
Speaker 3: What's that?
Speaker 2: Damn called them kids be doing the girty gritty, the gritty,
Speaker 2: he said, the girdle girl.
Speaker 4: I saw GrITT.
Speaker 24: Man.
Speaker 3: Yourk No, I'm celebrating the girdle man, sending them people
Speaker 3: over that man. Man, it should have never even been
Speaker 3: no charge.
Speaker 17: Now.
Speaker 5: Lastly, Tupac finally received the star on the Hollywood Walker
Speaker 5: fam This is days before his fifty second birthday.
Speaker 4: He was surrounded by his sister.
Speaker 5: I seen Trench there and a lot of his old
Speaker 5: crew and his old people's and his sister actually spoke
Speaker 5: during the ceremony as.
Speaker 24: The proud sess of Tupac and Marau Shakur. It fills
Speaker 24: my heart with honor to stand here today representing the
Speaker 24: Shakur family.
Speaker 4: From the first time he.
Speaker 24: Stepped foot on this stage of the Apollo Theater at
Speaker 24: thirteen years old, before anyone recognized his name, he knew
Speaker 24: he had the.
Speaker 23: Dream to have a star here on the Walk of Fame.
Speaker 24: Today we're not just honoring a star on the ground,
Speaker 24: but we're honoring the work and a passion that he
Speaker 24: is put into making his dreams come true. His heavenly
Speaker 24: star will shine a little brighter today, and once again
Speaker 24: he has made us all extremely proud.
Speaker 4: We love you, Tupac Now.
Speaker 5: The Walker Fame said it decided in twenty thirteen that
Speaker 5: you Court would receive a star, but the organization allowed
Speaker 5: his family in the.
Speaker 4: State to select it ay late.
Speaker 3: He said.
Speaker 5: They chose June seventh, nine days before his birthday on
Speaker 5: June sixteenth.
Speaker 3: I have no idea.
Speaker 2: I'm happy for him. It doesn't matter Tupac being an icon.
Speaker 2: That's dart On validate Tubaca in any way shape of
Speaker 2: not at all. All right, well, that is your room
Speaker 2: of report. Now when we come back, we got front
Speaker 2: page news tesling. Figure O will be joining us and
Speaker 2: we'll talk to her about what's going on in Davon.
Speaker 2: Franklin'll be joining us next hour. It's the Breakfast Club.
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Speaker 8: Good morning, DJV and eighty five South in the Building's
Speaker 8: Charlomagne the God Peace.
Speaker 5: Yeah, let's get right into it. The Nuggets one last
Speaker 5: night one on nine to ninety four. They beat the heat,
Speaker 5: they lead the series two one, and let's jump into it.
Speaker 5: The debt ceiling deal gives a deadline on student loan repayment.
Speaker 5: Why don't they just take care of all students loan
Speaker 5: Let all Okays just go to college for free.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well, that's what the progressives have been asking for,
Speaker 8: will continue to ask for repeatedly, but they're being ignored, unfortunately.
Speaker 8: But for more than three years, tens of millions of
Speaker 8: federal student loan debt holders haven't had to think about
Speaker 8: paying for those student loans. But that is ending very soon.
Speaker 8: So you guys, remember that the debt sealing deal and
Speaker 8: negotiated between President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy
Speaker 8: that they just negotiated was about a week or so ago.
Speaker 8: One of the things that came out of that is
Speaker 8: now millions of former students will have to repay.
Speaker 12: Their loans again in August.
Speaker 8: Now, as a side note, a partial loan forgiveness of
Speaker 8: speaking to your point, DJ Envy is currently waiting for
Speaker 8: the ruling in the Supreme Court, so we should know
Speaker 8: something on that by June thirtieth. But depending on how
Speaker 8: that goes, you basically need to prepare to pay those
Speaker 8: student loans again starting on August twenty ninth. So bottom
Speaker 8: line is the payments are starting to be you know
Speaker 8: they're going to come back. It came from the COVID
Speaker 8: relief called a lot of the COVID relief, and people
Speaker 8: need to start preparing to pay that payment again. I've
Speaker 8: been paying mine all along because I knew it wasn't
Speaker 8: gonna last, but start apparent.
Speaker 3: I don't think everybody should pay it.
Speaker 6: I think like, if they've been waiting this long, they've
Speaker 6: been stalling them out, and we just got to collectively
Speaker 6: not pay them all together, so they'll just keep.
Speaker 3: Rolling it over. That might work. It got in fact
Speaker 3: we credited. I mean that is that we got it.
Speaker 5: But is that affect your credit though, right, even though
Speaker 5: you ain't paying your loan. But then when you try
Speaker 5: to buy.
Speaker 4: Something else a house, or wash your and drive from
Speaker 4: seers and buy.
Speaker 6: A house anyway, now exactly, you don't have enough money
Speaker 6: and pays just as long as you can't pay the mortgage.
Speaker 3: They always say that about your credit.
Speaker 4: All say you won't be able to buy something you
Speaker 4: can't afford anyway.
Speaker 3: Nobody cares credit, you're not using it. Nobody cares about
Speaker 3: credit anyway, They won't give us no credit anyway.
Speaker 4: We say that.
Speaker 3: If you're not using your degree, you shouldn't have to
Speaker 3: pay it anyway. If you didn't graduate, you shouldn't have
Speaker 3: to pay. I did too, some left I been knew
Speaker 3: I wasn't gonna pay.
Speaker 2: Hey, that's point I thought about you that if you
Speaker 2: if you if you got a degree in something but
Speaker 2: you can't get a job, right, you shouldn't You really
Speaker 2: shouldn't have to pay. But if you've got a degree
Speaker 2: and you get a job in that field, then you
Speaker 2: should probably have to pay it back.
Speaker 12: And so that's now be should have to pass that
Speaker 12: on over to the house.
Speaker 3: It works like that. I don't think like that.
Speaker 12: But just because I know we have a lot of
Speaker 12: those conversations about what do you use a degree for?
Speaker 8: And I just want to say, when I own the
Speaker 8: staff and firm had three hundred employees, a lot of
Speaker 8: times the degree is not a lot of people don't
Speaker 8: get degrees in their field, but employers do look at
Speaker 8: a degree is more than just what you're specializing in,
Speaker 8: but more so were you able to complete a large project?
Speaker 8: You know, were you able to start something and go
Speaker 8: all the way you know, to the end one hundred
Speaker 8: and twenty hours or so. So degrees are not always
Speaker 8: necessarily your discipline, the meaning what you specialize in, but
Speaker 8: also looked at, you know, can you start and complete
Speaker 8: a project? So really, college degrees now are looked at
Speaker 8: as high school diplomas.
Speaker 3: To a lot of employers.
Speaker 8: But to your point, if you're not using it, why
Speaker 8: still have to pay, you know, fifty sixty thousand dollars
Speaker 8: in student loan debt. But I did want to unpack
Speaker 8: quickly of the Supreme Court ruling so people know the
Speaker 8: difference June thirtieth, again, that is in the Supreme Court,
Speaker 8: that is where Joe Biden did ass to counsel twenty
Speaker 8: thousand dollars of student loans for about forty four million Americans.
Speaker 8: So that's held up the Supreme Court right now. But
Speaker 8: this is what I'm talking about on the pause of
Speaker 8: the student pause. The student dead pause came out of
Speaker 8: the COVID Emergency Relief Fund, So two totally different things.
Speaker 8: With a conservative leaning court, I don't anticipate of them
Speaker 8: forgiving those loans.
Speaker 12: So again, just prepared to us start paying that loan
Speaker 12: again in office.
Speaker 3: God bless everybody about to get another bill, you know
Speaker 3: what I mean.
Speaker 5: And I just want to tell people, if you're out
Speaker 5: there and you're about to get married, in your spouse
Speaker 5: or your husband has a student loan, that automatically connects you.
Speaker 3: So what you're saying, you're trying to discourage marriage.
Speaker 4: And I'm just telling people that because a lot of
Speaker 4: people don't know.
Speaker 5: And then when you get married and you think you're
Speaker 5: getting your income tax back, and then you don't get
Speaker 5: your income tax back because the government takes it and puts.
Speaker 3: It towards you know that's that happens. Now, stay with
Speaker 3: your mom. Yeah, you married people, get if you can.
Speaker 8: I'll break this down a little bit deeper on my
Speaker 8: podcast this week, because there are a couple of things
Speaker 8: that I do want people to know that we don't
Speaker 8: have time to get into. But you can get the
Speaker 8: ferments you can get. You know, say that you're not
Speaker 8: able to pay, there's ways that you can kind of
Speaker 8: extend that. And you can always go back to school
Speaker 8: as well and get another degree.
Speaker 2: Right, man, go get a trade. Man, Go learn to
Speaker 2: do something with your hands, a mechanic age vac you
Speaker 2: know what. Go learn the trade.
Speaker 3: That's that's translating the money fast. That's for the settlement,
Speaker 3: you know what. They call him like, you got some
Speaker 3: money to do. You're like, look how much is to
Speaker 3: get rid of today?
Speaker 2: Hold on.
Speaker 3: They'll put you on hold and they'll come back and
Speaker 3: they be like, look.
Speaker 4: We work it down.
Speaker 3: They break it down. You owe us fourteen thousand, but
Speaker 3: if you make a pay me for seven to fifty
Speaker 3: a day, we'll just go.
Speaker 12: And speaking money.
Speaker 8: I want to give that your story in because I've
Speaker 8: been pushing it off the last couple of days because
Speaker 8: we've had more important stories. But this is important because
Speaker 8: it's not a day that goes by that somebody doesn't
Speaker 8: call in talking about cash.
Speaker 12: Half I want to give you guys a.
Speaker 8: Notice from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. They said that
Speaker 8: do not hold your money in PayPal, cash at Vemo
Speaker 8: for an extended period of time.
Speaker 12: They said that it could possibly be at.
Speaker 8: Risk during a crisis, and we're looking at now New
Speaker 8: York could possibly be a crisis.
Speaker 12: So the alert is coming. Yeah, the alert is coming
Speaker 12: from the.
Speaker 8: Silicon Valley Bank when they just had, you know, all
Speaker 8: of the issues with the bank. They're saying that that
Speaker 8: money in your cash app is not insured. So they
Speaker 8: have issued a warning saying basically, don't leave it over
Speaker 8: sitting there for a long period of time. Now cash
Speaker 8: apt has responded saying, no, your money is all good
Speaker 8: with us. We don't know what they're talking about.
Speaker 12: So I'm just letting you out Financial Protection Bureau saying
Speaker 12: you take your money out.
Speaker 8: So just guys, So as you know, cash app is
Speaker 8: not a bank, fording to you know, the Consumer Financial
Speaker 8: Protection That money is not insured, you know, so if
Speaker 8: something happens, you might lose lose your bread and.
Speaker 4: What that means cheap money in cash app cause I'm always.
Speaker 12: Something everybody don't have, you know, like a counsel.
Speaker 8: They'll just keep their money in cash app and get
Speaker 8: money put in and pay everything from there.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 18: Much.
Speaker 4: Instead you transmit it to the bank and stays in
Speaker 4: your cash up.
Speaker 3: Account and you send it out like you know when
Speaker 3: you need to. Yeah, that's your easier. The problem with
Speaker 3: cash especially for those.
Speaker 12: Who are not interested in having you know, money tracked.
Speaker 12: You know dealers, but you know people do Everybody don't
Speaker 12: have the.
Speaker 5: Knowledge dealer to send money through cash dealing with a.
Speaker 4: Cash You're going to prison you that right now?
Speaker 3: And what if they put the four to three five?
Speaker 3: But what she said, cash app is not a bank.
Speaker 3: I heard somebody from cash saying that's cap. It's the
Speaker 3: major problem with cash app.
Speaker 5: There's no phone number for them, so if there's an
Speaker 5: issue of problem, you can't even get anybody on the man.
Speaker 5: I said somebody the wrong, I said somebody else. I think,
Speaker 5: like seven thousand dollars somebody I thought you meant to
Speaker 5: cash out, saying that they were in.
Speaker 4: Another city and they were doing work on the on
Speaker 4: the house that I had, so I sent them the money.
Speaker 4: But it was like one number off. Well, you rich,
Speaker 4: that's real.
Speaker 3: You wouldn't use PayPal, I use it was cash app.
Speaker 3: I think it was he had to at least PayPal.
Speaker 12: I got a little bit of tracking. But PayPal and
Speaker 12: cash ap are actually connected to the same organization, which
Speaker 12: I didn't know.
Speaker 3: So wow.
Speaker 4: So it is no number. So if you're trying to
Speaker 4: get your money back, or you send money to the
Speaker 4: wrong person.
Speaker 3: It's hard to get back.
Speaker 5: I actually I got it back, but it took a
Speaker 5: long time, and I had to scream and shout and
Speaker 5: get on.
Speaker 3: This radio with seventy dollars, I double chicked by eight times.
Speaker 3: I was like, you never money ques from me? But
Speaker 3: that was it was so long. But that was before
Speaker 3: the request. It wasn't a request at that time. It
Speaker 3: was you just had to, you know. And then somebody
Speaker 3: had stupid numbers.
Speaker 4: It was eight three two four dollars sign sixty nine
Speaker 4: to two.
Speaker 3: And I had one seven thousand coming.
Speaker 4: Hey, we are nobody requested four hundred from me.
Speaker 2: Right now, somebody named Levoski is requesting four hundred ft.
Speaker 4: He ain't getting it all goodness, all right, well that
Speaker 4: is your front page news.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 12: Test absolutely, God be working where images.
Speaker 3: Listen. I just want to trivia. I just want to trin.
Speaker 5: When we come back to Von Franklin be joining us.
Speaker 5: He has a new movie, Flaming Hot. We're gonna kick
Speaker 5: it with him, and we're gonna get into his life
Speaker 5: a little bit. Stop laughing at Flaming Hot man, We're
Speaker 5: gonna talk to him. Next is the breakfast Club? Good
Speaker 5: boarding the breakfast Club?
Speaker 23: You were kind of low key in a churchway.
Speaker 17: Call me no, no, no, never never, They say that.
Speaker 3: Came out of my mouth. But then let me ask
Speaker 3: you another question.
Speaker 5: Since we talk about Clauda, she also that she was
Speaker 5: dealing with somebody that was, you know, having a tough time.
Speaker 5: It was kind of the p How long do you
Speaker 5: allow your partner or somebody to be in that moved
Speaker 5: before you say okay, there's nothing more.
Speaker 4: That I can do.
Speaker 17: Well, I think, first and foremost it's like if somebody
Speaker 17: is going through something, only they can get through what
Speaker 17: they're going through. And so I think sometimes if we
Speaker 17: put on it, we take the role of like I've
Speaker 17: got to help my partner get through this, we may
Speaker 17: be putting ourselves in a position which we are not
Speaker 17: qualified to do so, versus like, hey, I'm going to
Speaker 17: be a support system. How can I support you through this?
Speaker 17: What is it that you need from me in order
Speaker 17: to navigate this period of depression or this anxiety or
Speaker 17: whatever may be, and have enough grace in space for
Speaker 17: that person and what they're going through to allow them
Speaker 17: to go through it. Because what I've experienced is that
Speaker 17: when you try to heal somebody or you try to
Speaker 17: do their work for them, you put yourself in an
Speaker 17: impossible situation because at the end of the day, that's
Speaker 17: their journey, that's what they have to experience in life
Speaker 17: for their own growth and their development. And sometimes as
Speaker 17: a partner, wen neecessarily make it feel like, well, if
Speaker 17: that's what they're going to through, I got to go
Speaker 17: through it too. No, that's what they're going through, and
Speaker 17: I can be there to help them, but they need
Speaker 17: to set the terms by which that help. What that
Speaker 17: helps look looks like.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's good, we're gonna get the flame hot. But
Speaker 2: I need to stay on that for a second, because
Speaker 2: there's so many people dealing with grief. Yeah, and I
Speaker 2: think one thing that we all think we can do,
Speaker 2: and you know, something happens like death, is we have
Speaker 2: to come to the person's rescue and help the person.
Speaker 2: There's nothing you can do, so I think enough. People
Speaker 2: don't know how to show up right and just be
Speaker 2: support systems. So how they show up and just be
Speaker 2: supports it?
Speaker 17: You know, in my experience, it's about grace and space.
Speaker 17: And so if I give my own self grace and
Speaker 17: space to feel, to experience, to live, and not judge
Speaker 17: myself for how I'm feeling in any moment, then I
Speaker 17: can give that to others. I think so often we're
Speaker 17: trying to be something to somebody because we don't know
Speaker 17: what we are to ourselves. So when you talk about
Speaker 17: that grief process, it's like, Okay, we all go through
Speaker 17: things and navigate loss, and that's just part of life.
Speaker 17: And the best friendships, the best familyships, the best relationships
Speaker 17: don't require the person to arbitrarily have a timeline by
Speaker 17: which they pass through whatever they're going through. I mean,
Speaker 17: with these trauma that we've experienced in life are difficult
Speaker 17: and for some of us they take years to heal.
Speaker 17: So to me, the best way to do that is
Speaker 17: to first give yourself space and grace for your journey
Speaker 17: on life. And the second thing is to give that
Speaker 17: to whomever you're dealing with. Don't you know, push them
Speaker 17: or pressure them to have to move through something. If
Speaker 17: they need to cry, be there, Hey, I'm here, you know,
Speaker 17: if they need to yell, Hey, yell as low as
Speaker 17: you want to yell, I'm with you. That to me
Speaker 17: is how you do it.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 5: I was going to ask, you know, in the church,
Speaker 5: especially the church, people feel like in all relationship people
Speaker 5: should stay together regardless, right, even if things aren't working,
Speaker 5: stay together. People always say, you know, people are so
Speaker 5: fast to let things go. When do you know it's
Speaker 5: a time, the right time to let things go?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 17: I think it depends on every situation. Every relationship is
Speaker 17: very different. I would encourage anyone to put themselves in
Speaker 17: a process. And what I mean by that is the
Speaker 17: first inkling that you get that oh I want to
Speaker 17: let this go, don't follow that inkling right, do what
Speaker 17: you can do therapy, life, coaching, counseling, reading, do what
Speaker 17: you can do to save it. And then you have
Speaker 17: to stay in touch with yourself, yourself and your spirit
Speaker 17: and how do you feel, you know, and as you're
Speaker 17: going through this, you know, is there the possibility for
Speaker 17: oneness with this person? And if there is, fantastic and
Speaker 17: if there isn't, let your process determine the outcome because
Speaker 17: in my experience, sometimes when we get angry about something,
Speaker 17: we are impulsive and you just start to say, well
Speaker 17: this is not gonna work. Well, hey, give it time,
Speaker 17: put a process around it, and then over time, see
Speaker 17: what's feeling persists, and then don't be afraid to face
Speaker 17: whatever reality that feeling revealed.
Speaker 5: I was gonna ask as you, cause you talk about hell,
Speaker 5: have you healed? Because I know your breakup was very public.
Speaker 5: Sure have you got a chance to heal and hear
Speaker 5: how you're doing mentally?
Speaker 4: Mentally?
Speaker 17: I'm doing much better, you know, But the process to that,
Speaker 17: Like I can sit here before all of you and
Speaker 17: have this interview and be calm and introspective and all that,
Speaker 17: but that comes from a process, you know. I mean
Speaker 17: there are nights, you know, I'm crying myself to sleep.
Speaker 17: You know, there are moments when I've been angry, but
Speaker 17: I've allowed myself to feel whatever I felt in order
Speaker 17: to heal, because in my experience, when I'm like not
Speaker 17: facing what I'm feeling, then I'm trying to find something
Speaker 17: else to help me get through the pain.
Speaker 4: And who do you talk to?
Speaker 5: Because it has great the toughest thing, because you know,
Speaker 5: your spouse, your wife or your husband is usually your
Speaker 5: best friend that you can go to for anything. So
Speaker 5: when that person's not there, it's like that has to
Speaker 5: be probably one of the hardest things ever because it's like,
Speaker 5: do you still have that trust for all those people
Speaker 5: that you name? You know, because your spouse is usually
Speaker 5: somebody that you can tell your deakest, your deepest secrets too,
Speaker 5: whatever your insecurities are, they usually know, So that has
Speaker 5: to be difficult.
Speaker 17: I mean, there's listen, I would not wish divorce on anybody.
Speaker 17: It is one of the most difficult and painful things
Speaker 17: you can ever experience. So you're right, you know, like
Speaker 17: because then also it's like it's a weird thing.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 17: It's like you're used to being with somebody just on
Speaker 17: a friendship level every day every day, and then you're like,
Speaker 17: I don't even talk to this person. It is the strangest,
Speaker 17: most difficult thing to navigate. And the only thing I
Speaker 17: can offer is take it one moment at a time,
Speaker 17: not even a day of time. A moment.
Speaker 4: Does it upset you when you see her out and
Speaker 4: about with Jonathan.
Speaker 17: Major upset me?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 17: No, she's happy. That's a blessing.
Speaker 23: You've said a word.
Speaker 5: I need to be like that because I think most
Speaker 5: people will be like, damn, I hope he doesn't get
Speaker 5: the next movie.
Speaker 4: I hope the next movie.
Speaker 3: Flops a little bit.
Speaker 17: Here's the thing. Whatever if that was the case, So
Speaker 17: if I had that perspective, whatever i'm putting out, that's
Speaker 17: what's coming back. So I'm not putting I'm I don't
Speaker 17: have any ill will and anyone in that in that regard,
Speaker 17: because I don't have any will towards myself in that regard.
Speaker 17: So no, there's there's no hate.
Speaker 4: There's got to be some emotion though I don't know
Speaker 4: if it hated the right word or upset is the
Speaker 4: right word, but it.
Speaker 17: Happened something you feel Yeah, I mean I think that
Speaker 17: you know there are feelings, and I'll leave it at that.
Speaker 25: True here, you know, I'm trying to get the block
Speaker 25: a little bit like come on, tell us the real
Speaker 25: tell us how ma.
Speaker 3: Here, don't get that movie from you.
Speaker 10: Here.
Speaker 3: We got more with dvaon Franklin.
Speaker 5: When we come back, and we take this yesterday, so
Speaker 5: Claudia Jordan was here, so we'll talk to someone when
Speaker 5: we come back.
Speaker 4: As the breakfast Club, Good Morning Owning.
Speaker 5: Everybody's the ej Envy, Charlomagne the guy, we are the
Speaker 5: Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with devaon Franklin. Now
Speaker 5: we take this interview yesterday. So Claudia Jordan was here, Charlamage.
Speaker 4: Let's saw some Flaming because I am very interested in
Speaker 4: this movie. Because what what made you want to tell
Speaker 4: the story of Richard.
Speaker 3: Montanez right Montagne. Yes, he's the creator of the Flaming.
Speaker 17: Yeah, he's the driving force behind the success of it.
Speaker 17: So about seven years ago, a friend of mine text
Speaker 17: me and said, hey, I have your next movie, and
Speaker 17: I said, okay, I mean I didn't really think much
Speaker 17: of it because pretty much everybody says that, and I
Speaker 17: said final. Since he reached out, I'll take the meeting.
Speaker 17: So the meeting was with Richard Montagne's and his wife Judy,
Speaker 17: And at the time, Richard was one of the top
Speaker 17: executives working for Fredo l A and PEPSI, and I
Speaker 17: just said, tell me your story, and he told me
Speaker 17: how he started as a janitor working for Free Do Lay.
Speaker 17: You know, he's the son of a Mexican immigrant and
Speaker 17: this job was a great job for him. You know,
Speaker 17: because it was a chance for him to provide for
Speaker 17: his family, he said, but as he was doing the job,
Speaker 17: he knew that there was more for him and that
Speaker 17: the job. The factory started losing jobs, and he wanted
Speaker 17: to save jobs. And he said, this company does not
Speaker 17: appeal to my people, you know, Mexican American community in
Speaker 17: southern California. He said, if there was a spicy product
Speaker 17: and I could market it to my community, it would
Speaker 17: save jobs at the factory. And so the CEO gave
Speaker 17: him a shot to take the Flaming Hot product and
Speaker 17: market it to his community, and his genius of doing
Speaker 17: that is ultimately what led to what we now know
Speaker 17: is Flaming Hot in the success of the brand, it's
Speaker 17: a billion dollar brand. He went from me the janitor
Speaker 17: becoming one of the top executives at the company. He's
Speaker 17: referred to as the godfather of Latino marketing. And at
Speaker 17: the end of the meeting, I just said, yes, I
Speaker 17: will make your movie.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 17: I didn't know how I was going to do it,
Speaker 17: but I was so inspired and motivated by his story.
Speaker 17: Here he was a janitor and becomes one of the
Speaker 17: top executives in corporate America. And that story was so
Speaker 17: inspirational to me. That's why I wanted to do it,
Speaker 17: you know, I mean, I'm in Hollywood. I produced movies
Speaker 17: specifically for the purpose of inspiration.
Speaker 2: Being a film and TV producer, but also being de
Speaker 2: von Franklin, you know, the spiritual leader. Do people feel like,
Speaker 2: you know, I'm not even gonna bring this project to
Speaker 2: him because this may not be his speed?
Speaker 17: Sure, you know what I mean, you know it's not.
Speaker 17: Before becoming a producer, I was an executive for Columbia Pictures,
Speaker 17: which is a division of Sony Pictures, for ten years,
Speaker 17: and a lot of times people would not bring me
Speaker 17: things if they weren't if they thought, oh, well, you know,
Speaker 17: he's the black executive or he's the Christian executive, and
Speaker 17: I'm not going to bring him something that asn't black
Speaker 17: or Christian. And so for me, I'm like, it's cool,
Speaker 17: you know what what people bring me is what they
Speaker 17: bring me. But at the end of the day, I'm
Speaker 17: about creating my own you know, even as an executive,
Speaker 17: I created my own films. I mean films, you know,
Speaker 17: like Jumping the Broom and Heaven Is for Real. I mean,
Speaker 17: those are movies that I Champion and put together on
Speaker 17: my own. So even with flam and Hot, I met
Speaker 17: Richard in a meeting and I told him I was
Speaker 17: going to do his movie. So you know, I found
Speaker 17: a writer, I sold it to a studio, I developed
Speaker 17: the script, I hired Evel Longoria to direct it. I
Speaker 17: produced the film, and now out marketing the film. So
Speaker 17: you know, on some level there are people that will
Speaker 17: make a judgment about who I am, and that's okay.
Speaker 17: My thing is I'm not going to rest on their judgment.
Speaker 17: I'm going to create my own opportunity.
Speaker 23: So you know, you're not against movies that come to
Speaker 23: that don't have anything to do with face.
Speaker 17: No, of course, not not at all.
Speaker 23: So someone canny feel like a movie that's like totally
Speaker 23: off brand.
Speaker 17: You're okay with that. Well, you know, off brand just
Speaker 17: depends on if I connect to it. So if I
Speaker 17: connect to it, it's not off brand.
Speaker 23: But you're not doing like The Human Center p.
Speaker 3: Part four. You know, I don't think so, but you
Speaker 3: never know. If there's something inspirational, it's terrible. Okay, All right, now,
Speaker 3: what was your experience with Flaming Hot cheetles before this movie?
Speaker 4: Did you like them?
Speaker 17: I literally had no experience with them. I knew of them,
Speaker 17: but I never have one. No, But now, well, I mean,
Speaker 17: I mean, now I've had too many. Then I want
Speaker 17: to I want to share. I mean, but like I
Speaker 17: once I heard his story and once we actually set
Speaker 17: up the pitch, I mean, sold the pitch to Searchlight,
Speaker 17: I was like, yo, I gotta get these, I gotta
Speaker 17: try them. And so as I tried them, I was like, oh,
Speaker 17: I get it now, They're pretty amazing.
Speaker 4: Why why Evelngoria?
Speaker 24: Man?
Speaker 17: Because Eva, you know, this is the Testament when you
Speaker 17: talk about faith. So I had the script and I
Speaker 17: was looking for a director. I sent the script out
Speaker 17: to twenty directors. Twelve directors came in to me, the
Speaker 17: most directors I've ever had on any project I've done,
Speaker 17: even when I was an executive and I did not
Speaker 17: know Eve. I got the call from her agent and
Speaker 17: her agent said, hey, you know, I know you're looking
Speaker 17: for a director on Flaming Hot. I want you to
Speaker 17: meet Evil Longoria. And I was like, well, what part
Speaker 17: does she want to play? And She's like, no, no,
Speaker 17: she doesn't want to be in the movie. She wants
Speaker 17: to direct the movie. And I'm like okay, well has
Speaker 17: she directed a movie before? And then she was like, well, no,
Speaker 17: she hasn't directed a movie, but she directed television. I said, well, look,
Speaker 17: I'm not going to pass up a chance to meet
Speaker 17: Evil Longoria, so yeah, I have her come in. So
Speaker 17: I didn't have any expectations. So Eva walks in. You know,
Speaker 17: she's wearing her glasses, and she has a script in
Speaker 17: a binder and almost every page of the script is
Speaker 17: dog here. And for about two hours she starts telling me,
Speaker 17: you know, how she's how she would want to fix
Speaker 17: the movie and what she would want to do to
Speaker 17: elevate it, to make it more authentic. I didn't even
Speaker 17: know at the time until then that she has a
Speaker 17: master's in Chiicano studies. And her comment and her clarity
Speaker 17: of what she wanted to do in her vision. When
Speaker 17: we finished the meeting, I said, the director just showed up.
Speaker 17: And then I called the studio and I said, look,
Speaker 17: I found our director and they said who, I said,
Speaker 17: Eva Longoria. They were like, well, has she directed a movie?
Speaker 17: I said no, I said, but just because she hasn't
Speaker 17: directed a movie does not mean she's not the director.
Speaker 17: Because even didn't come in the in the room to
Speaker 17: meet with me asking for a job. She operated as
Speaker 17: if she had the job, and so I said, great,
Speaker 17: this is our director. And I said to the studio,
Speaker 17: I said, listen, I'm going to bring her in. I'll
Speaker 17: bring you some other options, but I'm telling you she's
Speaker 17: the director. And Eva put together this brilliant, you know,
Speaker 17: presentation about what she wanted to do with the film,
Speaker 17: and we took her in. I took her into the
Speaker 17: studio and they and she blew them away and they agreed.
Speaker 17: They said she's the director. And everything that she said
Speaker 17: she wanted to do from that first meeting, that director
Speaker 17: presentation is everything that she did. And I think so often,
Speaker 17: you know, especially in Hollywood, opportunity is not distributed equally,
Speaker 17: and the movie covers that. And so the idea that
Speaker 17: we would hold the hold against her, if I held
Speaker 17: it against her, or the business held it against it,
Speaker 17: she directed a movie, we wouldn't have a great film,
Speaker 17: versus saying, well, just because you haven't done it doesn't
Speaker 17: mean you can't do it, and let's put some process
Speaker 17: around you if you have the vision and the tenacity
Speaker 17: and the confidence to do it. So this movie shows
Speaker 17: you know that not only is she a brilliant director,
Speaker 17: but all of us, when given the right opportunity, can
Speaker 17: do more with it than others things.
Speaker 23: Well, that's parallel with Richard's story, right, very much.
Speaker 4: So exactly exactly amazing.
Speaker 2: How much just her being evil Longoria help though, because
Speaker 2: if a director comes in there with that same energy,
Speaker 2: you know, that same ambition, but she's not evil Longoria,
Speaker 2: you can still look at her the same or him.
Speaker 17: As saying absolutely, I always make the decision about who's
Speaker 17: who the director is based upon the process, you know.
Speaker 17: I mean this is something you know, I basically learned
Speaker 17: how to make movies in part by working with Will Smith,
Speaker 17: and you know he's been a mentor and a friend
Speaker 17: for years, and a lot of the movie making process
Speaker 17: and the story making process and just committing to the
Speaker 17: process I learned from him.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 17: His thing is like, look, if you commit to the process,
Speaker 17: the process will lead you to success. And so when
Speaker 17: it comes to a director on all films that I've made,
Speaker 17: I do that, and I don't. I don't say oh,
Speaker 17: just because because see if I if I were to
Speaker 17: say oh, because it's Eva Longoria, then that's gonna mean
Speaker 17: fill in the blank. Then I could do the story
Speaker 17: of disservice in the movie A Disservice. So for me,
Speaker 17: I commit to the process. If another director showed up
Speaker 17: and that's who they were, and the process revealed that
Speaker 17: that was the director, that's the director. So for me,
Speaker 17: it just wasn't added value that she happened to be
Speaker 17: Eva Longoria in that you know, she's a global superstar
Speaker 17: and you know, a beauty icon, and all of those
Speaker 17: things were just added value, but they weren't the reason
Speaker 17: the decision was made.
Speaker 4: Have you done your fashion project yet? What is your
Speaker 4: fashion project? If you haven't?
Speaker 17: You know, this is I mean, I would say all
Speaker 17: of the movies that I've done so far have been,
Speaker 17: you know, passion projects, because there's so much passion required
Speaker 17: then not only sell a film, but to get a
Speaker 17: film made. Every film that gets made in Hollywood is
Speaker 17: a miracle. And if me, as a producer, if I'm
Speaker 17: not passionate, it cannot happen. So, you know, I would
Speaker 17: say the Flaming Hot is probably, you know, the so
Speaker 17: far you know the greatest example of passion because I'm
Speaker 17: so passionate about using entertainment to uplift and inspire people
Speaker 17: and having a movie like this allows for that to happen,
Speaker 17: you know, But I don't know if I've made my
Speaker 17: quote unquote you know, signature passion film yet.
Speaker 5: So when is the movie? When can people see this movie?
Speaker 5: June Night, j KNIGHTE. It's available BT Plus and Amazon Prime.
Speaker 3: Ra no, no, no no.
Speaker 5: This is on Disney Plus and Hulu the Disney Plus Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: yeah Plus and Hulu.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 17: To deal with BT Plus, I have a yeah, I
Speaker 17: have a couple projects with them. My next season two
Speaker 17: of Kingdom Business, which is the show I executive produced
Speaker 17: with Kirk Franklin and doctor Holly Carter, will be on
Speaker 17: BT Plus end of this year. And then I'm actually
Speaker 17: acting in a film that will be on BT and
Speaker 17: I think BT Plus by the end of this year.
Speaker 5: All Right, we got more with Devon Franklin when we
Speaker 5: come back, and we take this yesterday, so Claudia Jordan
Speaker 5: was here.
Speaker 4: I so we'll talk tom someone when we come back
Speaker 4: as the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Good morning one of everybody's DJ Envy Charlomagne the God.
Speaker 3: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: We're still kicking it with Devaon Franklin. Now we take
Speaker 5: this interview yesterday, so Claudia Jordan was here, Charlomagne.
Speaker 2: Are you gonna write about it everything that you've been through,
Speaker 2: your divorce and everything else? Like?
Speaker 3: An't that a story you're still processing?
Speaker 17: You know, I would say it's I'm still processing it.
Speaker 17: You know, I don't know that I would ever do
Speaker 17: a book on divorce.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 17: The next book I'm working on is called One of One,
Speaker 17: which is the truth about being single and uh, and
Speaker 17: the idea you know behind that book is that we're
Speaker 17: all single. Some may be in a couple, some may
Speaker 17: not be, but so often if you if I don't
Speaker 17: know how to a couple is made up of two
Speaker 17: good singles, and the couple is only as strong as
Speaker 17: the singles that make it up. And if I don't
Speaker 17: know how to be one with myself, how can I
Speaker 17: learn to be one with another? And so so the
Speaker 17: book is about, you know, there's nothing wrong with being single.
Speaker 17: You got to get rid of the stigma because even
Speaker 17: when you're with someone, you're still single and you're still
Speaker 17: an individual.
Speaker 23: You seem like such a good human. I have so
Speaker 23: much work to do in myself when I need.
Speaker 3: Here, I don't say that again. We all got work.
Speaker 2: No what he said, is we don't talk about that
Speaker 2: enough because it's always just pressure. Be a union, be
Speaker 2: a union when you when you get married, you have
Speaker 2: to be one.
Speaker 17: But here's a game. If I don't, if I have
Speaker 17: not been practicing being one with myself, if I have
Speaker 17: not been practicing being loving with myself, if I have
Speaker 17: not been practicing giving myself grace and space, it's very
Speaker 17: hard for me to be loving with another. It's very
Speaker 17: hard for me to give that person grace and space.
Speaker 17: It's very hard for me to let them be who
Speaker 17: they are if I don't give myself the freedom to
Speaker 17: be who I am. So this idea of being one
Speaker 17: of one is to say I am one of one.
Speaker 17: I am valued, I'm worthy. I need to get to
Speaker 17: know who I am and give the process of discovery
Speaker 17: the same process I would give in a relationship, because
Speaker 17: in my experience, so often when people are traditionally single,
Speaker 17: they squander that period of time looking for somebody, and
Speaker 17: they falsely believe if I'm in a relationship, my life
Speaker 17: will be better. If I'm in a relationship, I'll be happier.
Speaker 17: But if you are not happy without someone, I guarantee
Speaker 17: you you won't be happy with someone.
Speaker 4: Would you get married again?
Speaker 17: Absolutely?
Speaker 2: One thing I love about the new faith leaders like yourself,
Speaker 2: Sagay Roberts, you know, Tory Roberts. Yeah, y'all aren't y'all
Speaker 2: don't act perfect? No, you know, And that's why I
Speaker 2: love the Viship too, the y No, none at all,
Speaker 2: it's perfect. Do you think that is something that like,
Speaker 2: you know, hurt the church coming up, you know, and
Speaker 2: why people probably straight away from religion at one point.
Speaker 2: But I feel like a lot of people, more people
Speaker 2: are coming back to the world and coming back to
Speaker 2: faith because y'all are not appearing perfect.
Speaker 17: Yeah, I mean, you know, I think growing I've been
Speaker 17: in the church my whole life, so you know, growing
Speaker 17: up in the church, I think that there was a
Speaker 17: premium put on not being vulnerable. There was a premium
Speaker 17: put on presentation. And I think that that, you know,
Speaker 17: on some level, even though it may have worked, and
Speaker 17: I say that in quotation marks, I think it did
Speaker 17: damage because you know, then we go through life performing
Speaker 17: and presenting instead of living. And so you know, I
Speaker 17: think again, you know, I mean, I'm Pastor Sarah and
Speaker 17: Pastor Terrea, my brother and my sister, and you know,
Speaker 17: known bishop for you know, almost twenty years. So that's
Speaker 17: his family. And I think that there is, you know,
Speaker 17: desire to just be truthful and to be transparent and
Speaker 17: to be honest and to leave from that place and
Speaker 17: this thing called life. None of us have it figured out. There,
Speaker 17: it's an experience, even God, none of it have God
Speaker 17: figured out. God is beyond our comprehension, and so we
Speaker 17: do the very best that we can do. I do
Speaker 17: the best I can do to articulate concepts and that
Speaker 17: are on some level, it's how can you even articulate
Speaker 17: who got it? And do that from a place of humility, right, Like,
Speaker 17: it's not listen what I've learned through this experience and
Speaker 17: what I've learned through you know, this divorce is like listen,
Speaker 17: I'm not trying to get through life perfectly. I just
Speaker 17: want to get through life truthfully.
Speaker 18: I appreciate that because I was one of the people
Speaker 18: definitely turned to apply the seemingly the standard of perfection.
Speaker 18: And if you feel like you're a flawed individual, which
Speaker 18: we all are, but a lot of people present like
Speaker 18: they weren't, especially in the church, how could you even
Speaker 18: feel like you could be amongst those people? Knowing the
Speaker 18: flaws you have, right, and then people in church are
Speaker 18: not admitting to anything. So we appreciate when you can
Speaker 18: say I've been through this, I've done this wrong.
Speaker 19: We like it.
Speaker 17: Yeah, thank you, No, And it's I think it's important,
Speaker 17: and I think it's okay, right, I mean, flaws are
Speaker 17: what make the diamond valuable, and flaws are what make
Speaker 17: us valuable. Flaws what make us one of one. And
Speaker 17: it's okay. Like, Hey, I'm one of one and I
Speaker 17: have my challenges and that's all right. Like, and I
Speaker 17: don't know that if I hadn't gone through what I've
Speaker 17: gone through, that I would have the appreciation I have
Speaker 17: for me, you know, and just to say, hey, you
Speaker 17: know what, Devon, Hey, you're on your journey. You're figuring
Speaker 17: it out. You know, you're giving yourself to grace and
Speaker 17: space to heal and to process all you've been through
Speaker 17: and along the way, you know, I get a chance
Speaker 17: to share what I'm learning and for those it benefits great.
Speaker 23: What do you think your biggest lives?
Speaker 17: You know what, I think my biggest flaw is really
Speaker 17: I tend to be very very hard on myself.
Speaker 3: We all are.
Speaker 17: Yeah, you're right, I mean, you know, it's just that
Speaker 17: idea of like, I want to do everything right and
Speaker 17: I want to do everything perfect, and you know, going
Speaker 17: back to when I was a kid, like just this
Speaker 17: idea of you know, achieving my way and not feeling
Speaker 17: my way, and then beating myself up if I didn't
Speaker 17: achieve it at a certain level, if I missed the
Speaker 17: mark or I didn't get a certain grade, and then
Speaker 17: bringing that into my career. And so that's one of
Speaker 17: the flaws that I work on, which is giving myself
Speaker 17: grace and space, that of talking to myself in a
Speaker 17: way that I would never allow others to talk to
Speaker 17: myself in a positive way. Gotcha, Hey, we're good. You're good.
Speaker 17: You're good man. This is all crazy. That's all I
Speaker 17: talking to myself. You're good, bro, you good man. Come on, man,
Speaker 17: you's up. Relax. It went the way we're supposed to go.
Speaker 17: You're right where you need to be. Chill man, you cool.
Speaker 17: Like that's how I deal with my flaw, does that
Speaker 17: flaw of criticism. You're not good enough. You're never gonna
Speaker 17: make it. You're not as good as this person. That
Speaker 17: voice in me has been one of the loudest voices
Speaker 17: and I've just been learning in this season to rewrite
Speaker 17: that script for that voice so that it's more productive
Speaker 17: instead of destructive.
Speaker 18: That's the way why it's so hard for us to
Speaker 18: be good to ourselves sometimes, and sometimes we're better to
Speaker 18: other people than we are to ourselves.
Speaker 17: But I think it's because we've been conditioned to not
Speaker 17: feel good by ourself, not when I say by ourselves.
Speaker 17: Within ourselves, you got to go to the right school,
Speaker 17: you got to get the right job, you got to
Speaker 17: marry the right person, you gotta live in the right neighborhood,
Speaker 17: you got to drive the right car, you got to
Speaker 17: go to the right church, you get to be a
Speaker 17: part of the right social and then when you do
Speaker 17: all of this, you will be happy. It's not true.
Speaker 17: It's not true. So I think a lot of times
Speaker 17: we don't find that happiness within ourselves. We don't look
Speaker 17: in the mirror and love who looks back at us,
Speaker 17: and as a result, we go on this search for
Speaker 17: things that never fulfill us. Versus saying I'm gonna love me,
Speaker 17: I'm gonna like me, I'm gonna be happy regardless if
Speaker 17: I got a dollar a million dollars, I'm gonna be
Speaker 17: happy and I'm gonna let that happiness come through because
Speaker 17: I don't think it takes a lot to be happy.
Speaker 17: If anything, things block our happiness, and I think the
Speaker 17: key is learning to love who we are so much
Speaker 17: and find peace in it that we let that happiness
Speaker 17: out and we don't let any false idea block what
Speaker 17: is already natural to us, which is to be happy.
Speaker 17: Babies have no problem being happy. They come into the earth,
Speaker 17: they're happy, right, That's the natural disbision of the baby.
Speaker 17: That's what makes them so magical. As we get older,
Speaker 17: these things block us because we buy into these false ideas.
Speaker 17: Oh I need all these things to be happy, and
Speaker 17: that's just not true. And then step back and experience life.
Speaker 4: We need you to end with a prayer. Brother, Oh
Speaker 4: I would love to love. That would be amazing.
Speaker 17: Dearly Father, we thank you, Dear Lord right now for
Speaker 17: anyone listening to this prayer. Dear Lord, we just thank
Speaker 17: you to the Lord for Claudia, We thank you for
Speaker 17: dj Indy, We thank you for Charlemagne. First and foremost,
Speaker 17: that you are using their voices to uplift and inspire
Speaker 17: the culture. Dear Lord, I pray right now for each
Speaker 17: of them. Is they navigate this show and all the
Speaker 17: things you're bringing to them. I pray that they would
Speaker 17: have the confidence of you and to know that you
Speaker 17: are with them every step of the way. And I
Speaker 17: pray you would guide them and keep them in ways
Speaker 17: that they can't even imagine. I pray right now also
Speaker 17: for anyone listening to this or watching this, but this
Speaker 17: is a divine appointment. You're not watching or listening by accident.
Speaker 17: You're watching and listening because there's a plan and a
Speaker 17: purpose for your life. I pray that you would have
Speaker 17: the courage and the confidence to pursue it even as
Speaker 17: you experience conflict. Conflict is what makes your story great.
Speaker 17: I pray that you would know that you are great.
Speaker 17: I pray you look in the mirror and you love
Speaker 17: who looks back at you. I pray the next time
Speaker 17: you pick up the phone to take a selfie, that
Speaker 17: you would pause and acknowledge the love that looks back
Speaker 17: at you in your phone. If you're listening to this,
Speaker 17: prayers because you're bl us, you're ordained, and you're destined
Speaker 17: in the name of Jesus. I pray, respecting all religions. Amen, Amen,
Speaker 17: you have I appreciate you for sure.
Speaker 4: You check out Flaming Hot on Timney Plus.
Speaker 5: That's misically plus and Hulu, that's plussing Hulu. All right,
Speaker 5: it's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning, you call those Miller went outside and smoked
Speaker 4: a cigarette in the popular.
Speaker 3: Whoa, this is is what we're not gonna do. You're
Speaker 3: not about to get on this show and make people
Speaker 3: think I smoked cigarettes?
Speaker 8: What was it?
Speaker 3: A blunt? Don't be on here the exposing nothing I
Speaker 3: was smoking though the cigarettes. I tell you that we
Speaker 3: know that the air.
Speaker 2: Quality is so bad in New York right now they
Speaker 2: say it's the equivalent of smoking six sare a cigarette?
Speaker 3: Cigarette?
Speaker 2: Here?
Speaker 3: Why y'all, y'all are the breakfast Club. You don't have
Speaker 3: to be in one spot because you always come in.
Speaker 3: We want to be in here with y'all. Y'all could man.
Speaker 4: But let's get to the rooms, of course. Now have
Speaker 4: Green call those Millers ahead.
Speaker 3: Romans. I heard you head beef in the streets for
Speaker 3: will don't let him start.
Speaker 4: I guess were on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 23: This where the tea spells?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 3: You got I talked about on my room. You got
Speaker 3: beef in these streets in that little you.
Speaker 7: Can't even do nothing nice for the community without catching
Speaker 7: He was right by another car show in Atlanta, and.
Speaker 3: Then he got me at boud because I was in
Speaker 3: the car show last year.
Speaker 6: They posting all the pictures like, oh, well, you know,
Speaker 6: I ain't gonna be no comedians that this one.
Speaker 3: It's just gonna be all street dude.
Speaker 4: Damn, but you both.
Speaker 3: But I'm saying that. But me, they didn't put me
Speaker 3: in infance. Now now he owes me, ow me.
Speaker 4: You just told me that I believe you Ferrari. Well, anyway,
Speaker 4: let's get to the room.
Speaker 3: But we have to talk.
Speaker 4: Zion Williams.
Speaker 5: Now, Zion Williams and his girlfriend announced yesterday they are
Speaker 5: expecting a baby who his girlfriend she.
Speaker 3: How the rumors just start flying?
Speaker 4: Now your girlfriend, now, congratulations to him. Now a young
Speaker 4: lady that he allegedly was dealing with who was a
Speaker 4: porn star and only.
Speaker 5: Fatised she spoke out about it. I left my glasses
Speaker 5: at home. Can you read the things that she said?
Speaker 5: I will say, hold on, don't as I was saying,
Speaker 5: Zion Williams is him and his girlfriend are expecting a baby.
Speaker 5: But now a porn star that he allegedly was dealing
Speaker 5: with beforehand. She's upset about it and she has some
Speaker 5: things to say.
Speaker 6: The poor star Miss and Ryan Mills had a series
Speaker 6: of tweets with receipts and pictures and snapchats and videos.
Speaker 6: She had a series of tweets. She said, I warned
Speaker 6: you about trapping tight h words. I didn't know you
Speaker 6: could say that on the radio, and you didn't listen
Speaker 6: to me. I know the game aim is f up.
Speaker 6: Congrats again. The bill was too high, so you had
Speaker 6: to scrap for crumbs when you couldn't see me or
Speaker 6: I was busy. And then she went on to say,
Speaker 6: you putting my life in danger mess with all these
Speaker 6: holes row.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, I let you roll me so many times
Speaker 3: without the condom. This is what you do to me
Speaker 3: with a hood wrack that does CP If you don't
Speaker 3: know what CPN, I would uh suggest you google. That's
Speaker 3: pretty much all the other.
Speaker 6: Things that are in the porn world that are just
Speaker 6: like solo acts and you know custom.
Speaker 3: No, that's a that's a whole read first one I
Speaker 3: sent you last week in New Orleans and you couldn't
Speaker 3: tell me you had a random thought pregnant.
Speaker 6: After all I've done for you. Now, that's how you
Speaker 6: know you're tripping as a man when a woman throw
Speaker 6: in that. After all I've done for you and you
Speaker 6: can't name nothing.
Speaker 3: She must older than him, she must be older. She's
Speaker 3: very much older than him. She said, you better pray
Speaker 3: I'm not pregnant too, because I'm definitely late. Oh man.
Speaker 3: But then she got this, this the snapchat, what she's saying,
Speaker 3: what he's allegedly dm and her saying, so when you move,
Speaker 3: how much do you expect me to pay a month?
Speaker 3: But I'm super excited she lying on my South Carolina
Speaker 3: bredren man. Then he came back and I don't have
Speaker 3: a girlfriend. But if I moved you to New Orleans,
Speaker 3: would you be cool? You know you was like my little,
Speaker 3: my little Yeah, yeah, that's what they call it in
Speaker 3: New Orleans. Now I'm just because, I mean, that could
Speaker 3: be account his burning account on Snapchat. It's under his
Speaker 3: real name. I believe he got a check. You gotta check,
Speaker 3: get you a check. I don't know. South Carolina NBA
Speaker 3: guy has been bringing a lot of heat.
Speaker 4: Yeah, snacks and scratsman wild and but I still love John.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 6: I mean, as a black man, I feel like we
Speaker 6: should give young brothers some words of encouragement.
Speaker 3: This is this is his first rodeo it scene, so
Speaker 3: we think he should. How do we know she's telling
Speaker 3: the truth? Though we don't.
Speaker 4: It's right, that's what I'm saying, But.
Speaker 3: We don't know that she's not that is true.
Speaker 4: So what do you want to tell a young brother?
Speaker 6: Heymn, This ain't gonna be the first time that you're
Speaker 6: gonna have to deal with something like this. When you
Speaker 6: get a lot of money and you start dealing with
Speaker 6: women who looking for a come up, you're gonna be
Speaker 6: to come up, especially if she's older than you, because
Speaker 6: she knows.
Speaker 3: More than you.
Speaker 2: I just don't believe anything I see on social media
Speaker 2: in that way, because all of a sudden, I never
Speaker 2: even heard of that young woman before, but now we're
Speaker 2: talking about it. Now, we're reading her tweets, and she
Speaker 2: could just be attaching herself to this story for that clout.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, that's that's a very optimistic outlook. Sign
Speaker 3: get on the basketball court. That's when all this will stop.
Speaker 3: That's probably why all this is going on.
Speaker 4: Right now.
Speaker 5: I don't know if you guys remember, but Parallox Fragrances
Speaker 5: was suing jay Z for six point eight eight million
Speaker 5: dollars plus interest. Well, it looks like they lost because
Speaker 5: Parallox Figrance has sent jay Z seven point two million
Speaker 5: dollars on Wednesday. That's what the company owed him after
Speaker 5: losing the lawsuit it filed back in January twenty sixteen.
Speaker 4: Seven point two million.
Speaker 3: Jay Z are boss? Come on, I don't I don't
Speaker 3: know why you would even tragedy. You tried me and
Speaker 3: you lose money.
Speaker 5: A jury ruled in favor of j more than a
Speaker 5: year ago, but Parallox had filed an appeal, which it
Speaker 5: lost last week. As a result, the company was on
Speaker 5: the hook for the court ordered amount.
Speaker 2: Everybody always talk about manifestation in mantras. Jay Z put
Speaker 2: out a mantrix decades ago, and it's true.
Speaker 4: I will not lose. Yeah, what did that man lost?
Speaker 3: Never? I mean, he has the best life that I
Speaker 3: could ever imagine. Next to be said beautiful. That was
Speaker 3: just on GP.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's on GP. You try to sue me, that's
Speaker 5: on GP. I'm gonna get that back. The money you
Speaker 5: try to sue me for, I'm gonna get plus more.
Speaker 6: You can't win a case against jay Z because you
Speaker 6: walk into court and the judge is like, oh.
Speaker 26: Jay z.
Speaker 4: All right, well that is your room. Report, Charlamun, who
Speaker 4: you giving that donkey two.
Speaker 2: Man for after the hour? We need Dominique Jones to
Speaker 2: come to the front of the congregation. We'd like to
Speaker 2: have a word with her. If you don't know who
Speaker 2: she is. She is a reportedly married girlfriend of former
Speaker 2: NFL player Travis Rudolph, who beat his case yesterday.
Speaker 7: All right, we'll get into that next. When you said Dominique,
Speaker 7: you're talking about little baby. That's Dominique.
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Speaker 3: It's time for Donkey, I mean trying to beat Donkey today.
Speaker 8: No more.
Speaker 4: They should be embarrassed by what they already did.
Speaker 3: I'm not making these people do these.
Speaker 4: Days called Donkey of the Day and it really caught
Speaker 4: me off.
Speaker 3: Called damn Charlomagne, who got the donkey of to day today?
Speaker 2: Well, jess hilarious donkey today for Thursday, June eighth goes
Speaker 2: the Dominique Jones.
Speaker 4: If you don't know who Dominique Jones is, she.
Speaker 2: Is the reportedly married girlfriend of former NFL player Travis Rudolph.
Speaker 4: Yes, I said reportedly married former girlfriend.
Speaker 2: And I'm putting girlfriend in parentheses because if you are
Speaker 2: married and you got a boyfriend on the side, you
Speaker 2: are an adultra The keyword is in fidelity a cheetah.
Speaker 2: And you may believe you someone girlfriend, but you just
Speaker 2: a sneaky link side dish yams, mashed potatoes coin.
Speaker 4: There's nothing entree about you, man. But Dominique Jones is
Speaker 4: the reason.
Speaker 2: Travis Rudolph was charged with shooting at two men and
Speaker 2: killing one person near his home back in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 2: Would you like to know the details of the story,
Speaker 2: Let's go all the way back to WPTV NBC five
Speaker 2: for the report.
Speaker 4: Police first so at five.
Speaker 11: Former Florida State and Cardinal Newman High School football player
Speaker 11: Travis Rudolph is behind bars, charged.
Speaker 20: With murder wptvnwive is Tanian Rodgers is live in our
Speaker 20: studio tonight with more on our top store, Tanya Well,
Speaker 20: Jan and Kelly.
Speaker 28: Rudolph is in jail without bond and is sent to
Speaker 28: make his first appearance in front of a judge tomorrow.
Speaker 28: The Pomache County Sheriff's Office says Rudolph is accused of
Speaker 28: shooting at four people after a fight broke out late
Speaker 28: last night at Lake Park. Now one person died, another
Speaker 28: was injured, and two others were not injured.
Speaker 4: Now Rudolph made.
Speaker 28: Headlines on and off the field in twenty sixteen and
Speaker 28: then fsgu player was on a visit to a Tallahassee
Speaker 28: elementary school when he sat down and had lunch with
Speaker 28: a boy who was sitting alone.
Speaker 3: The moment went viral.
Speaker 2: I am so sorry that someone lost their life because
Speaker 2: of the lies that Dominique Jones told with The law
Speaker 2: is the law, and I am happy to report that
Speaker 2: Travis Rudolph was found not guilty on one counter of
Speaker 2: first degree murder and three counts of attempted murder. He
Speaker 2: was acquitted by a jury of his peers after claiming
Speaker 2: the shooting within self defense.
Speaker 4: Let's go back to WPTV News Channel five for the report.
Speaker 3: Please.
Speaker 20: A lot of emotions spilling over today at the Pombage
Speaker 20: County Courthouse, the state saying they don't agree with the
Speaker 20: jury's verdict, the defense team and Rudolph's family saying they
Speaker 20: couldn't be happier.
Speaker 9: Your life is in twelve jurious hands. That's a scary feeling.
Speaker 9: So definitely was nervous, and you know, we definitely pray
Speaker 9: a lot. We have on a waiver and faith.
Speaker 20: So Travis Rudolph cleared on the first degree murder and
Speaker 20: three first degree attempted murder charges against. The case stems
Speaker 20: back through a deadly shooting in April twenty twenty one
Speaker 20: after an argument with Rudolph's alleged girlfriend. Rudolph says, more
Speaker 20: than anything, he looks forward to his life getting back
Speaker 20: to normal.
Speaker 9: And I finally got my freedom back and I can
Speaker 9: get back to my life.
Speaker 4: Man, Thank you God, thank you for this is making
Speaker 4: this day happen. Travilaclues Mouth, Travis Rudolph.
Speaker 2: Now, we got a deacon call those mill in here,
Speaker 2: and we have a nab Green from the eighty five
Speaker 2: South Show Lows you told us years ago. Black men
Speaker 2: don't cheat a to me, this is just another reason
Speaker 2: that why black men shouldn't even though we don't. Now
Speaker 2: I need to ask you both both a question because
Speaker 2: Travis took the stand in Dominique Jones, lies started because
Speaker 2: she was upset that Travis did the bet and minimum
Speaker 2: for her on Valentine's that he said that was the
Speaker 2: start of things going downhill. So I need to ask
Speaker 2: both of y'all if you are sleeping with a married
Speaker 2: woman hypothetically, because black men don't cheat.
Speaker 3: Not at all. If don't even help other people cheat either,
Speaker 3: we want be accomplished to cheat.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 2: If you are sleeping around with a married woman, what
Speaker 2: should that married woman expect to get from you on
Speaker 2: Valentine's Day?
Speaker 3: Whatever her husband bought her. She can expect me not
Speaker 3: to call and interrupt the time that they are spending
Speaker 3: loving on these others. She can expect privacy, she can
Speaker 3: expect respect. She can expect me to call her back
Speaker 3: after she called me twice. What say you? Now?
Speaker 7: It depends on what he did for Okay, So like
Speaker 7: he went big and got a car, I would get
Speaker 7: like a steering wheel cover. Okay, Okay, take around a
Speaker 7: license plate like you alp out, or like an air friar.
Speaker 3: See that's always good when the double air fra Women
Speaker 3: love stuff like that. I'm thinking more like a target
Speaker 3: gift card. Okay, see thinking something. I'm thinking in the
Speaker 3: gift card range. That way you get your own gift.
Speaker 3: Then it ain't no paper trail.
Speaker 2: I believe what Carlos and now were saying is that
Speaker 2: Dominique shouldn't have expected much, if anything.
Speaker 3: At all, t Hood. That's right.
Speaker 4: The basics is what she deserves.
Speaker 3: A privacy screen for that. J That's right, That's what
Speaker 3: I mean.
Speaker 4: Now you know.
Speaker 3: Instagram, that's too much. Can't give Nady fox off. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's a trail.
Speaker 4: Now you know.
Speaker 2: All of this started over an alleged physical altercation between
Speaker 2: Dominique and Travis. Dominique was mad that Travis had another
Speaker 2: woman she's reportedly married, but upset that Travis has other sides. Now,
Speaker 2: I'm not the highest grade of weed in the dispensary,
Speaker 2: but I've lived a little bit. I'll be forty five
Speaker 2: in a few weeks. Whenever I've dined out somewhere, when
Speaker 2: you order your main course, they always ask you what
Speaker 2: two sides you want at least to at least too.
Speaker 2: I'm saying all that to say, if you a side piece,
Speaker 2: a marriage side piece at that, you should expect whoever
Speaker 2: you're dealing with to also probably be dealing with somebody else. Okay,
Speaker 2: if he gonna take the risk of sleeping with a
Speaker 2: married woman, trust and believe you're not the only one. Now,
Speaker 2: the physical altercation I saw was a ring camera and
Speaker 2: it was a woman hitting all over Travis Rudolph.
Speaker 4: That's all I saw from that altercation.
Speaker 2: Evidence showed that Dominique left and sent the text message
Speaker 2: to her brother telling him to shoot that up after
Speaker 2: said altercation. Would you like to hear Dominique understand trying
Speaker 2: to make sense of the negativity and lies she's putting
Speaker 2: the air?
Speaker 21: Listen, And I didn't send my brother to kill him,
Speaker 21: just sent a text to shoot up his shoe, right.
Speaker 12: I didn't say shoot him, You sent a text to
Speaker 12: go shoot up his shoe.
Speaker 10: Right.
Speaker 23: But when you're angry, you say things.
Speaker 21: I'm sure everyone in the courtroom has said something when
Speaker 21: you're I'm trying to speak. If you want me to
Speaker 21: answer your question, you have to let me answer your
Speaker 21: questions to my question.
Speaker 3: I would not say answer the question.
Speaker 12: Please your question, question anything but him.
Speaker 22: You had a conversation with a man about marriage, and
Speaker 22: you're still married to Andre. You're saying, correct, cut, he
Speaker 22: still lied to Travis. You misled him, did you not?
Speaker 12: Travis never asked if I was married, so you have
Speaker 12: to be.
Speaker 22: Asked a question in order to get an answer to
Speaker 22: be told the truth. Is that what you're tell this jury.
Speaker 21: I'm just telling the jury that the conversation about me
Speaker 21: being married never came up, so I never spoke on
Speaker 21: it because I felt like it was not my personal
Speaker 21: business to speak you.
Speaker 22: Also, when you left your house, you called your brother Kishawan.
Speaker 22: You remember that, Yes, And you were still crying and
Speaker 22: upset when you called him, right yes. And then you
Speaker 22: also called Tyler Robinson when you left Travis's house, did
Speaker 22: you not? Yes, And you were crying and upset at
Speaker 22: that point as well.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 22: And you told both of them that Travis had picked
Speaker 22: up and slammed you to the ground, right yes, and
Speaker 22: that he had disrespected you.
Speaker 3: Where was her husband?
Speaker 27: And you also sent a text.
Speaker 26: Message to Kishan at roughly nine forty five that Travis
Speaker 26: dropped you to the ground lies And in response to
Speaker 26: that text message. Keith Shaan sent a group text message
Speaker 26: to you and Tyler Robinson that Travis is a dead
Speaker 26: man walking.
Speaker 23: Is that correct?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 22: And that's the message that you deleted from your phone?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 22: No, I deleted the message, also deleted the dead man
Speaker 22: walking message.
Speaker 12: Oh I'm not sure. I don't remember.
Speaker 3: If I.
Speaker 4: Jesus Christ believe all women. Huh No, listen to all women.
Speaker 3: Stop that campaign they are doing coming well.
Speaker 2: Whatever, because we need to listen to all women and
Speaker 2: believe all proof. This is why I believe all women
Speaker 2: is one of the most dangerous statements ever created. If
Speaker 2: you just believe all women without due process, then women
Speaker 2: like Dominique Jones can get these kinds of lives off.
Speaker 2: Once again, you should listen to all women, but believe
Speaker 2: all proof. And the proof shows Dominique Jones is a
Speaker 2: liar who calls Travis Rudolph to defend himself, which ultimately
Speaker 2: led to a young man's death. My question is what
Speaker 2: charges does she get? How are we still in the
Speaker 2: society all on she should right? How are we still
Speaker 2: in a society with false accusations like this can get made,
Speaker 2: lives can be lost, and nothing happens to the perpetrator
Speaker 2: of the false allegations, and Travis Rudolph is one of
Speaker 2: the lucky ones. He's one of the ones who has
Speaker 2: the proof to defend against the false allegation, so he
Speaker 2: will be able to repair his reputation.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of men out here who aren't that.
Speaker 7: Luck because he could have had a public defender. Y'all married,
Speaker 7: Would y'all have stuck with y'all?
Speaker 26: No?
Speaker 3: No, absolutely, not thinking about it.
Speaker 6: No, no, not necessarily just now your wife cheating on you,
Speaker 6: or that she actually out here crying has the feelings for.
Speaker 3: This three different times.
Speaker 2: Hold on, let me lay in this one point before
Speaker 2: we get to that, Dominie, you make it bad for
Speaker 2: women who are out here really getting abused because you
Speaker 2: are a false false witness man. Okay, thou shalt not
Speaker 2: bear false witness against thy neighbor or thy side piece.
Speaker 2: Dominique Jones, you are the biblical definition of a false witness.
Speaker 2: A false witness is one who stands up and swears
Speaker 2: before others that something untrue is true, especially with the
Speaker 2: intention of hurting someone. So I can only hope, Dominique,
Speaker 2: that proverb is nineteen nine holds true in regards to you,
Speaker 2: and that scripture is a false witness shall not be unpunished.
Speaker 2: And he or she are they that speaks lies? Shall
Speaker 2: Paris please give Dominique Jones the biggest here.
Speaker 4: The cheating, the cheating.
Speaker 5: The cheating is not the issue, right because in every relationship,
Speaker 5: and I'm not gonna say in every relationship, and a
Speaker 5: lot of relationships people cheating, they get back together. But
Speaker 5: the problem is is she lies, right, she calls her
Speaker 5: family members to come do something off of a lot
Speaker 5: that actually gets one of her somebody people's killed because
Speaker 5: of that lie. That's the problem. And I'm gonna tell
Speaker 5: bet because I like this et piece. I see how
Speaker 5: them all bet what y'all gotta do. This is a
Speaker 5: good conversation. And that's the problem, you know, I mean,
Speaker 5: because she put people's lives in the danger because they
Speaker 5: really probably thought that they were defending her. It's like,
Speaker 5: you know, somebody pushes one of your sisters or pushes
Speaker 5: a friend of yours too.
Speaker 3: Now you gotta know who your sister is, because my
Speaker 3: sister's emotional to exaggerate.
Speaker 5: What you did be a situation that you would never
Speaker 5: think that your sister would say, would lie and say
Speaker 5: somebody threw you on the floor to go that, and
Speaker 5: then say I want you to shoot is up because
Speaker 5: somebody push your sister, hits your sister, hits your wife,
Speaker 5: and hits your mom.
Speaker 4: The first reaction is, oh, I'm gonna shoot ish up.
Speaker 3: You know what her brother should have did. They should
Speaker 3: have called her husband, bro k somewhere tripping again, Bro,
Speaker 3: we gotta go get your wife. But it's a silver lander.
Speaker 3: I don't want I don't want to skip past this.
Speaker 3: It was a few takeaways from what you're saying. First
Speaker 3: of all, there is no such thing as a deleted text.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 4: That has to be that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, even if you even if it's gone out of
Speaker 3: your phone, if the right situation happened, that I find
Speaker 3: it still exists. Absolutely.
Speaker 6: Plus that lady is out here, she's ruining for all
Speaker 6: the successful married cheetahs out there.
Speaker 3: Let's open up the phone now. As the good question,
Speaker 3: that would be the question, what's that? Would you stick
Speaker 3: by your wife in this situation? How do you go
Speaker 3: to the Fedruary? Do you stick with your wife in
Speaker 3: this situation?
Speaker 2: Was this?
Speaker 3: What was her husband at the court?
Speaker 19: Was he.
Speaker 5: Still breakfast club eight and drink five eight? Five one
Speaker 5: oh five one. Where'd you stick with your wife in
Speaker 5: this situation? Let's talk about it. This a breakfast slog.
Speaker 4: Good morning, pull out your phone.
Speaker 3: Call in right now. You call me.
Speaker 27: At your opinion to the breakfast club top breaking eight
Speaker 27: hundred five eight five one o five one.
Speaker 3: The breakfast club.
Speaker 5: And you got a family member or friend killed on it.
Speaker 5: So that means that they understood and they knew what
Speaker 5: was going on. And not only that, it's like, you know,
Speaker 5: and this is the tough part. So your brother knew
Speaker 5: you were cheating because he bro where to go right
Speaker 5: and your brother didn't say you bugging go back home?
Speaker 5: They want to go solve that problem.
Speaker 4: Call your husband.
Speaker 3: So they want to go solve that problem.
Speaker 5: So that's the deeper problem, that you were so in
Speaker 5: love or so into this guy that you're gonna lie
Speaker 5: on this man, and now you got somebody killed.
Speaker 4: And my thing is is now her husband. If I'm
Speaker 4: her husband, I gotta look at it.
Speaker 5: Like if me and you argue, are you gonna lie
Speaker 5: on me and put me in the same predictable situation?
Speaker 3: They say, you're gonna call brother on me. Carlos the man,
Speaker 3: I don't know this this situation is spiraling right now.
Speaker 3: You can't because you gotta go. You married, you took them,
Speaker 3: valve your ladies in the whole situation. You gotta go
Speaker 3: to at least one of the port But the thing,
Speaker 3: you gotta sit there and be like, I'm here to
Speaker 3: support my wife.
Speaker 2: There's things we don't expect all women to stay with
Speaker 2: us for like if you with another woman.
Speaker 3: You don't never supposed to leave me. I don't care.
Speaker 4: So you get another woman pregnant, you get an STD.
Speaker 3: I'm old school. I'm bringing the baby home like my
Speaker 3: granddadd And yeah, we're gonna depends on the STD too.
Speaker 3: It depends on that. I agree with you. There's an
Speaker 3: STD you gotta leave, you gotta go, and it's you
Speaker 3: can't kill.
Speaker 4: But it's another thing. I feel like this is another
Speaker 4: thing we just say. I feel like she should be charged.
Speaker 4: I did say that she should be charged with crime, the.
Speaker 3: Same charges and punishment.
Speaker 2: He was gonna get something because if she lied that
Speaker 2: life is lost because of her correct she isn't.
Speaker 4: I don't know if that's an accessory to murder or
Speaker 4: what it definitely is. She called that person to get
Speaker 4: killed her life under false pretenses.
Speaker 3: She set up here. Hello, who's this? Yeah, she said
Speaker 3: her head. That's basically what she did. They destiny, talk
Speaker 3: to us, what you what's your thoughts? She cheated?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 29: Sous for you all? Was she actively stilled or.
Speaker 4: I mean, according to all they say, is reportedly married?
Speaker 5: I don't know, but I mean there's many variables because
Speaker 5: we don't know if she was married and they were
Speaker 5: separated married not together.
Speaker 4: We don't know all those variables.
Speaker 5: About what we could do is assume because they were
Speaker 5: still married during the child So I'm assuming they were
Speaker 5: still together.
Speaker 29: Okay, So as far as I still hold my significant
Speaker 29: and other husbands down, he did something of that nature.
Speaker 29: Absolutely not. First of all, you made a fool out
Speaker 29: of Second of all, you made a fool out of
Speaker 29: me thing causing a restless about somebody else.
Speaker 4: Somebody died.
Speaker 29: But and you're going to now I got to put
Speaker 29: money on your books? I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, how can you? If I'm her husband? How can
Speaker 2: I stay with her? Knowing that she was so mad,
Speaker 2: she was so into this dude that she got it.
Speaker 2: What she called her brothers to go f him up.
Speaker 7: Like what kind of penis was he giving you whoa
Speaker 7: because I haven't gave you that yip whoa?
Speaker 3: For real? Man, Eddie Blake from Day Blake. What's going
Speaker 3: on up, Eddie Blake? Eddie b Man? What's up y'all?
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 19: Hey, there's no way in hell with my fan with
Speaker 19: that woman, all my energy, the directing, making sure she
Speaker 19: gets just much time as she tried to I'm in
Speaker 19: a situation, my baby mama, she tried to say, I
Speaker 19: try to hit her with a car. I was facing
Speaker 19: bolonious and soul charges to use that take me to
Speaker 19: its gonna take you to get a restrain in order
Speaker 19: I could see my kids for months.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 19: Luckily the church across the street had video evidence of
Speaker 19: her taints in my car, you know, out of the
Speaker 19: parking line.
Speaker 3: I got no point in town.
Speaker 19: Was I trying to hit her?
Speaker 3: Look at God?
Speaker 19: You know jail time, you know, yeah, God will do it.
Speaker 19: So you know, yeah, she got stroke for that. So
Speaker 19: I'm saying, man, he's women.
Speaker 3: Like like you said, man, listen to all women, leave
Speaker 3: all proof hello before you leave, before you go. You
Speaker 3: said you was facing assault, right, and the church had
Speaker 3: the footage. Okay, So if the police came and asked
Speaker 3: you do you want to press charges on her?
Speaker 17: Are you doing it?
Speaker 19: Oh? It's late for that. She had to plead guilty
Speaker 19: to finally false playing. She got hid this one hundred and.
Speaker 3: Eighty days suspend it, bayk God angry.
Speaker 13: Management and uh she got into community.
Speaker 3: Service support too. Yeah, I'm on child support.
Speaker 19: No, put her on it right now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, put her on it.
Speaker 5: But you know another thing is too is when you
Speaker 5: listen to the young the young lady speak, I didn't
Speaker 5: hear no remorse.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry it was me doing this. I didn't hear
Speaker 4: no remorse.
Speaker 3: You don't even care about the life being lost.
Speaker 4: Bru.
Speaker 3: She a woman and she wasn't even crying.
Speaker 5: Yeah, eight hundred five eight five, one oh five one,
Speaker 5: charlomagneave donkey data.
Speaker 2: Who Dominique Jones Man, she's the woman who lied on
Speaker 2: Travis Rudolph and caused Travis Rudolph to have to take
Speaker 2: a life in self defense.
Speaker 5: Now, now I came up with the question, what's the
Speaker 5: question would you stick beside your wife in that situation?
Speaker 3: That situation? All right, you be supportive.
Speaker 4: Carlos Miller here, call us up right now. It's the
Speaker 4: breakfast covering.
Speaker 3: Gone. It's topic time.
Speaker 27: Called eight hundred and five five one five one to
Speaker 27: join it to the discussion with the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Talk about it more than everybody. It's d J M V.
Speaker 5: Charlomagne the gud We are the Breakfast Club now if
Speaker 5: you're just joining us, Charlemagne gave Donkey data.
Speaker 3: Who Dominique Jones. Dominique Jones is.
Speaker 2: The reportedly married girlfriend of former NFL player Travis Rudolph.
Speaker 2: I'm saying married girlfriend because her and Travis had a relationship,
Speaker 2: but she was a married woman and she got mad
Speaker 2: at Travis because they had some type of altercation.
Speaker 4: She sent some people over in his house.
Speaker 2: Travis ended up killing one of them in self defense
Speaker 2: and he beat the charges yesterday.
Speaker 5: And she lied because so she said that he threw
Speaker 5: it to the floor. That wasn't right now that she
Speaker 5: lied to get him hurt. She lied all the way
Speaker 5: and said, not even just get him hurt.
Speaker 3: Say shoot that is showed him shoot the house up.
Speaker 5: Right, and so that man he defended himself and actually
Speaker 5: killed one of the people that she said sadly, and uh,
Speaker 5: you know, he was found not guilty yesterday. Now, Navin
Speaker 5: nav Green and Carlos Miller are our co host today
Speaker 5: and nav Green.
Speaker 4: You said you would stay with your wife.
Speaker 3: I did not say that.
Speaker 4: You did say you've been saying that the whole time
Speaker 4: she did you saying that the whole time that was off?
Speaker 3: Why would you? God, I know how my mother is
Speaker 3: hein me?
Speaker 7: That's him being a fool, Like I know she's gonna
Speaker 7: be telling my aunties and stuff like that, no matter
Speaker 7: how much love I got for Yeah, I have a lovel.
Speaker 3: From a distance about you. LOR gotta be out there.
Speaker 5: I gotta be out because it's not about the part.
Speaker 5: It's about you sending people.
Speaker 3: You sent a hit. That's a hell. You said that
Speaker 3: just one. You said four people, y'all come shoot this
Speaker 3: dish up. And I don't know you said she knows
Speaker 3: the next people she's saying the story might be flipping.
Speaker 5: You know why I be fearful because now if that's
Speaker 5: my wife, let's say I get into an argument with her,
Speaker 5: I'm always gonna think, damn, she gonna send them to
Speaker 5: brothers to come get me next exactly know correct, she get.
Speaker 3: Argument like you got it? That's all you gotta say. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I know how far you will.
Speaker 2: Go and We act like vows on specific vowels, saying
Speaker 2: richer for poorer, sickness and health better or for worse,
Speaker 2: till death does part.
Speaker 4: They don't say, not you.
Speaker 3: About to depth? Do you part? Not until you get somebody.
Speaker 4: No, man, it gotta be you gotta be something in
Speaker 4: there for murder.
Speaker 5: And I'm surprised she's she hasn't been charged. That's surprising
Speaker 5: to me. It's gonna be a two week moving soon.
Speaker 5: Sound like, hey, yeh, the phone is horrible, Yes, give
Speaker 5: me one, okay, dry, I'm sorry, y'all love this spaceship
Speaker 5: Helloa here Now, how are you sounding?
Speaker 3: What would you do in that situation?
Speaker 4: Mama?
Speaker 12: In that situation?
Speaker 13: I wouldn't forgive her. She's done a lot, and she handled.
Speaker 14: The situation instead of being a wife and sitting down
Speaker 14: with her.
Speaker 16: Husband and having a conversation like a wife and a
Speaker 16: husband should do. He escalated to a point where it
Speaker 16: should have. You think she should have just talked to
Speaker 16: him and would have been.
Speaker 2: I love how women can just talk about this situation
Speaker 2: all calm. Imagine if the rose was reversed.
Speaker 3: We need some king calling in telling them what they're
Speaker 3: gonna do or what they would do Hello was head, Hey,
Speaker 3: my name is name by what's your thoughts name?
Speaker 14: So my thoughts has been people really think about history
Speaker 14: and in this situation, like that woman on here, that's right,
Speaker 14: Like you're not even holding a.
Speaker 13: Sound for the movie.
Speaker 14: Like the women said, esential assault, yealty, you got to
Speaker 14: allow on another man, so that makes another man.
Speaker 3: Lose, right.
Speaker 5: But you know what you also got to think about
Speaker 5: is why would you want to put your brother or
Speaker 5: your family members in that situation? Right, because you know
Speaker 5: you're selling You're sending your brothers to shoot it up, right,
Speaker 5: and if they do shoot it up and they get caught,
Speaker 5: they going to jail for the rest of their life,
Speaker 5: that's right. Or if I defend myself, they dying for
Speaker 5: the rest of their life. So why would you set
Speaker 5: your brother up and fit people that you love for
Speaker 5: that situtration?
Speaker 2: And that let's stay on with that point that woman
Speaker 2: made just down on that phone. That's why I'm telling
Speaker 2: listen to all women, but believe all proof that believe
Speaker 2: all women's statement is one of the most dangerous statements
Speaker 2: ever in the history of life. Has been getting men,
Speaker 2: especially black men, falsely accused and killed and the beginning
Speaker 2: of time.
Speaker 3: Hello, who's the six Jane? Jay? What's up? Brother Lea?
Speaker 3: He couldn't wait?
Speaker 8: Jay?
Speaker 3: What's your thought?
Speaker 10: Jay? Hey?
Speaker 13: Man? About how low you are?
Speaker 8: Man?
Speaker 13: Stay down ten toes or you bouncing?
Speaker 3: Which we're asking you? They're gonna ask because we're asking you.
Speaker 3: You're doing his own podcast.
Speaker 13: Hey, I'm staying tan tos Dawn.
Speaker 4: Man, you a damn lie.
Speaker 3: Let's listen to Ja. You said you spent all right.
Speaker 5: So if your wife send somebody to kill another man
Speaker 5: because of an argument and she lied, you wouldn't be
Speaker 5: nervous that if y'all get in the argument, she's gonna
Speaker 5: send somebody to kill your ass.
Speaker 19: Hey, we all got we all gonna be nervous.
Speaker 14: But at the end of the day that you're gonna
Speaker 14: rap for yours.
Speaker 3: Just like a lot of women don't like Jane. I
Speaker 3: feel like he don't have options like.
Speaker 30: You.
Speaker 3: Notice I'm staying that what ain't shoot me? What's the
Speaker 3: more of the story.
Speaker 4: I don't know what the moral is doing?
Speaker 3: You got a moral.
Speaker 6: The moral of the story is if you somebody wife
Speaker 6: and you cheating and things get too intense, you can
Speaker 6: always just.
Speaker 4: Go home, go back home.
Speaker 3: Another day. Sometimes. Look, sometimes you have to learn how
Speaker 3: to de escalate. Everybody ain't tough, right, Sometimes you need
Speaker 3: to be big enough to apologize, man acknowledge when you're wrong.
Speaker 4: Man, decon, you ain't lying.
Speaker 2: Go take your ass home and project whatever pain and
Speaker 2: hurt you got on your husband.
Speaker 4: Your husband gonna be trying to figure out what he did.
Speaker 4: He's gonna be doing all.
Speaker 3: I cook for you what you ain't watch you always
Speaker 3: doing the right stuff.
Speaker 4: I don't like that you join the right stuff.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, let's get bright to the rumors from
Speaker 3: my hast from from my hassett and or you've gossip
Speaker 3: when chatting. This is the room of report.
Speaker 23: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast club. This
Speaker 23: is where the tea.
Speaker 3: Spells right, yes, on the breakfast club. Let's start with
Speaker 3: Chris Paul.
Speaker 4: Now, Chris Paul was recently waved by the Phoenix Sons.
Speaker 3: Damn.
Speaker 4: He was doing an interview with the.
Speaker 5: Pivot podcast and he was talking about his ten year
Speaker 5: old daughter being teased.
Speaker 1: It's tough on me, but I think it's probably even
Speaker 1: harder for the people around me, right, especially my wife.
Speaker 1: My wife is the one who has to bear those
Speaker 1: late nights those I can't sleep, and my kids, like,
Speaker 1: my daughter is the sweetest soul you're ever meet in
Speaker 1: your life.
Speaker 3: But she's at that age now where.
Speaker 1: At school kids talk crazy to her, right, So she
Speaker 1: had a little boy whatever at school that said some
Speaker 1: reckless stuff to hes, like, yo, dad ain't never gonna
Speaker 1: win no championship, right, And my.
Speaker 3: Baby is so she's special. She'll hold it together there.
Speaker 1: But when she got in the car, she called and
Speaker 1: she was upset, and I had to have that conversation
Speaker 1: with her and talk to her, you know, and tell
Speaker 1: her like maybe some people talk and some people do,
Speaker 1: but that's part of it. It's tough, man. But can't
Speaker 1: nobody ever be harder on me than I am on
Speaker 1: myself now?
Speaker 2: And I love Chris Paul and everybody at the Pivot,
Speaker 2: Ryan Clark and Fred and Channing. But is that being
Speaker 2: teased or is that just the facts of the matter
Speaker 2: right now? Well, he said, he said his daughter was
Speaker 2: not being bullied. It was just teased.
Speaker 5: He said, listen, kids, kids, and my daughter was not
Speaker 5: being bullied. It's definitely not that serious. And trust me,
Speaker 5: she is perfectly fine.
Speaker 4: Laugh out ever win the.
Speaker 3: Championship either Chris Paul didn't teach this little girl how
Speaker 3: to roast back. But we don't know.
Speaker 2: I Chris par Chrispaul is still playing. He still has
Speaker 2: the potential to win a champion.
Speaker 3: He got a chance. Your daddy don't. That's true, That
Speaker 3: is very tru a good father.
Speaker 6: He should show up at that school and play basketball
Speaker 6: with him, except for that little boy.
Speaker 3: That's the pettiness. I would That's the pettiness I would do,
Speaker 3: but bring shoes and sneakers.
Speaker 4: But like you said something that you said that I
Speaker 4: think that every parent should do. I did this with
Speaker 4: my kids. You gotta teach your kids how to roast,
Speaker 4: but not that you should.
Speaker 3: Teach you real now, you should teach your kids.
Speaker 4: You should teach your kids how to roaks, just in
Speaker 4: case of the situations like that roast it is something
Speaker 4: that's in you.
Speaker 3: But that was something like your dad. He never gonna
Speaker 3: win a championship after sports talk like that. To me,
Speaker 3: that ain't teasing.
Speaker 5: Who cared? And that sounds like something NBA and that
Speaker 5: sounds like something charlemagn would have did when he was
Speaker 5: a kid.
Speaker 2: It's not because that's a that's a whack insult. Because
Speaker 2: he could still win a championship. You wait till he
Speaker 2: retired and say your dad, he ain't never won no
Speaker 2: damn championship.
Speaker 3: Oh you would have waited.
Speaker 4: Yes, you're too early to use that one.
Speaker 5: Now, now let's talk about Bobby Schmurder. Bobby Schmurder said
Speaker 5: he's done with rap.
Speaker 30: No listen, I don't talk about no rappers know what.
Speaker 30: They're all disappointing. I don't want to be.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 3: Let me looking to the camp. We don't want no awards.
Speaker 30: We don't want to be associated with you guys. He's
Speaker 30: rappers doing all They all do the same. They cappn
Speaker 30: they be. That's the new rule. Before we talked to rappers.
Speaker 30: We want to see these childhood You know, you're rapping
Speaker 30: the first thing because.
Speaker 3: You got these kids.
Speaker 30: You got these kids following you guys. You know, and
Speaker 30: when these kids are following guys and you're rapping about
Speaker 30: these lifestyles, it's in dangerous, very detrimental.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 30: It's very dangerous to the communities that these little kids
Speaker 30: think that is going on that you did not even lift.
Speaker 30: I think rap's supposed to be telling about to go
Speaker 30: from negative to positive coming from poverty to go into
Speaker 30: riches and stuff like that. That's why I don't listen
Speaker 30: to rap. The only time I listen to the raps
Speaker 30: when I'm in the club.
Speaker 3: I don't think the same dude who said he's been
Speaker 3: selling cracks in it's like the fifth grade.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't think he should insult rap because we
Speaker 2: wouldn't know Bobby's murder if it wasn't for rap. You
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying. Rap is the reason we know
Speaker 2: Bobby's murder. And I love Bobby's Murder's energy and his personality.
Speaker 2: But I feel like the public isn't really receptive to
Speaker 2: his new music.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, I think rap kind of stopped messing with
Speaker 7: him first. Yeah, I think so he just reciprocated.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: They haven't really been rocking with his new music though since.
Speaker 2: But he sounds happy though, you know, yeah, very I
Speaker 2: love that about him.
Speaker 3: I think I don't think it. I don't know.
Speaker 6: I think hip hop gonna always love Bobby's murder because
Speaker 6: he gotta make story.
Speaker 3: Wanted to.
Speaker 2: Cap something that, you know, especially they think about how
Speaker 2: red and I think about how how many people we've
Speaker 2: seen the rappers turn in form it.
Speaker 4: Now, so he held it that, he shold it down
Speaker 4: and he came from the mud.
Speaker 5: He tried to bring his his crew up, and you know,
Speaker 5: he did his time, and then he had opportunity to
Speaker 5: get less time and he didn't. This man he's still
Speaker 5: tad and he had more time because of that.
Speaker 2: But you do realize the coaching don't reward you for that, right,
Speaker 2: And what I mean by it is he's been home,
Speaker 2: he's been putting our music and they really ain't really
Speaker 2: been rocking with him. So what's the reward for being
Speaker 2: a stand up guy?
Speaker 7: But I kind of understand what he's saying, like people
Speaker 7: crashing out, like these kids listening to the music and
Speaker 7: they thinking that's cool. So I understand that part of
Speaker 7: or not even that what he was saying is a
Speaker 7: lot of these rappers are not having ed like that
Speaker 7: and they don't do those type of things, and these
Speaker 7: kids are actually following them.
Speaker 4: And a lot of these rappers ain't ain't about that business,
Speaker 4: but they.
Speaker 3: Don't need to be. At this point, many great rappers
Speaker 3: we have lost to being about that about that life.
Speaker 5: Was supposed to be for entertainment purposes on but don't
Speaker 5: be about that life. I think you're saying, don't rap
Speaker 5: about that life because it's not you, and you're gonna
Speaker 5: make a kid go down the wrong take a wrong turn, trying.
Speaker 17: Like you got the what if you you're better at
Speaker 17: rapping about that life.
Speaker 3: There are certain things that we want to hear from
Speaker 3: certain people, like Pushing t will always be able to
Speaker 3: rap about the things that he rap about, certain things
Speaker 3: that I want to hear. YO gotta say certain things
Speaker 3: I want to hear Gucci say certain topics that Jesuy specializes.
Speaker 2: Well, if we stopped making rappers feel like they have
Speaker 2: to be real and said, hey man, just it's all entertainment,
Speaker 2: it'd be different.
Speaker 3: I just said the problem.
Speaker 4: Yes, we said the same thing I think.
Speaker 3: But you got street purists. People who are in the
Speaker 3: street are small one percent who feel like they represent
Speaker 3: the black male consciousness, who think that everything that a
Speaker 3: rapper says on a record has to be feel that
Speaker 3: takes away from the CREATI you got facts all day long,
Speaker 3: but then you got chance to rappers. You got rappers
Speaker 3: like nobody wants to hear how much you like cigarette.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna be honest with you. I'm at Coachella. There's
Speaker 3: a there's a market for that. It is, but we're
Speaker 3: not We're not trying to hear certain things from what
Speaker 3: we have.
Speaker 6: Topics that we do want to hear from Chance the rapper,
Speaker 6: you know, the Coachella crowd, the you know, the chocolate
Speaker 6: with the muss.
Speaker 2: I feel like Bobby's murder. I don't want to talk
Speaker 2: about Rapp no more. I want to talk about the
Speaker 2: Ghetto legens. You are twentieth on Netflix.
Speaker 5: That's right, and we got our Oh we're gonna talk
Speaker 5: about We're gonn talk about that when we come back
Speaker 5: June twentieth on Netflix, eighty five South Show got a
Speaker 5: stand up, a special get it together called Ghetto Legends,
Speaker 5: and we're gonna talk about it when we come back.
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Speaker 3: Hosts man talk to us about that special Man.
Speaker 2: They got a big special, a big special June twentieth
Speaker 2: on Netflix, Ghetto Legends, eighty.
Speaker 3: Five South Show. Yes, sir, yes, sir. So got else
Speaker 3: you want to know? Everything every day is based on
Speaker 3: a true story. He shot laugh in the Ghetto. It
Speaker 3: was dope.
Speaker 6: Netflix came to us with the opportunity and they saw
Speaker 6: what we've been doing and just building our own market
Speaker 6: and our own brand with the eighty five South Show Live,
Speaker 6: and we put it together and we made it dope
Speaker 6: and we had the richest opening in the game. My
Speaker 6: boy nav Green, he came out there and he gave
Speaker 6: him a dope show. We got a special performance by
Speaker 6: Goodie Mob. We've had a special performance by Ridge Holmi kwn.
Speaker 3: Oh Man shot live and we shot that ata in
Speaker 3: Atlanta College Park PO Gateway. It was at Gateway or
Speaker 3: Me DC Chico. Know how many people's been here, all
Speaker 3: up every seat, everybody in the city. I thought it
Speaker 3: was I thought he was asking.
Speaker 4: How many people who attended? How many people in the.
Speaker 3: Building, you want exact number, five thousand, But it was
Speaker 3: two shows, so five times two, ten, ten thousand, all right.
Speaker 6: And then that's the thing about it, like like these
Speaker 6: networks and avenues like Netflix and the HBO, they don't
Speaker 6: know that we're going out and we're doing ten, twelve,
Speaker 6: fifteen thousand tickets in a weekend at one show.
Speaker 3: So it was just dope for them to tune in.
Speaker 3: They'd be like, y'all doing it like that. So it
Speaker 3: was cool. And now we get through the.
Speaker 4: World gets to see all international fan base about to
Speaker 4: be crazy.
Speaker 2: I mean it's already crazy because people follow y' all
Speaker 2: on YouTube and stuff like that, but it's about to
Speaker 2: be super stupid. That's what those specials on Netflix do
Speaker 2: for people, like they make you an international name.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I know one thing they caterer was horrible. Nobody cares.
Speaker 4: Right there, right, no, right, I've always folked on the
Speaker 4: right thing.
Speaker 7: Who they had now Manan They was vegan for real though.
Speaker 3: Now he's a vegan. But he got vegan food. Thought
Speaker 3: nobody have like he got a recipe that he got
Speaker 3: some vegan neck bones. I've seen him some uh some
Speaker 3: vegan pork chop. Damn.
Speaker 6: Yeah, his little girl was on Instagram the other day
Speaker 6: flexing with some vegan lamb chops. I don't know who
Speaker 6: his plug is. I don't know what, like what the
Speaker 6: protein base is, but this dude go crazy with the vegan.
Speaker 3: I'm only vegan who's gaining weight. I'm gaining I'm going
Speaker 3: to the opposite. Wait, damn, Now, I picked up thirty
Speaker 3: pounds since I've been vegan. Usually the other way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because you're eating all that process vegan food. You
Speaker 2: gotta start eating organic.
Speaker 3: Sto like raw food. Yes, the one answer.
Speaker 4: Even processed vegan food, Man, it ain't really vegan.
Speaker 3: You gotta take the stickers off them vegetables before you
Speaker 3: eat them. How many times a week do you go
Speaker 3: to Floody Vega?
Speaker 4: How many time did we go to Floody veg?
Speaker 7: He worked there in the Yeah, I damn the U,
Speaker 7: I damn the taste test of food for hit the market.
Speaker 4: That's probably what it is.
Speaker 3: That one night staying oh man, three of them at
Speaker 3: one city That's why.
Speaker 6: It's important to have somebody like this on your team,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean? He been He been with
Speaker 6: the eighty five South Show since we first started, and
Speaker 6: it's just like I ain't even know he was out
Speaker 6: there doing it until one day I came to.
Speaker 3: The show early, and I'm like, well, the hell now
Speaker 3: doing he was after us, doing his own show.
Speaker 6: He got his own merch table, like he telling people that,
Speaker 6: you know, Like, I don't know but what he got
Speaker 6: the streets believing.
Speaker 3: But I'm not the type of friend that's gonna mess
Speaker 3: the play up. I seen him getting money, I seen
Speaker 3: him performing at all show. They have nothing to do
Speaker 3: with us, So we was like, it only makes sense
Speaker 3: to put him on all right, when we come back.
Speaker 5: He got the positive notice the breakfast slog good morning
Speaker 5: pouring everybody in CEJ and V charlamage the guy we
Speaker 5: are the breakfast Club. Carlos Miller naw Green is still here,
Speaker 5: our co hosts. We appreciate you guys to join us.
Speaker 5: You'll come back to allay.
Speaker 2: We get paid on what they we get paid on
Speaker 2: every day, paid for the eighty five Show, y'all.
Speaker 3: Got saying that we worked for at the breakfast club
Speaker 3: this week, like we was here, like y'all breakfast. We
Speaker 3: didn't even get early for breakfast. That ain't what we
Speaker 3: came over here. I'm gonna be honest with you.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't never insult y'all by offering y'all anything, man,
Speaker 2: y'all make it too much money.
Speaker 4: Never insult y'all with that too much money.
Speaker 3: Man, at least make the offer.
Speaker 10: Though.
Speaker 3: Let's just see what turning down. Y'all got a little
Speaker 3: money in the bust able to y'all. Now we all
Speaker 3: think we should have what should be the third person?
Speaker 9: Just Hilary.
Speaker 3: She's the best one. Like she's entertaining.
Speaker 4: The look just can't read that good, but sun that
Speaker 4: she could read.
Speaker 7: Man after y'all just gonna ask them questions y'all scared
Speaker 7: to ask, and she's gonna speak up money, you know,
Speaker 7: and she will be cussing that much.
Speaker 5: Yeah, she cuts a lot, She cuts a lot her news.
Speaker 6: Okay, Okay, she's controversial, but I think she fits like
Speaker 6: it's not too much where like nobody would have to say, hey, jes.
Speaker 4: Talking about the I love you, I said enough on Jess.
Speaker 3: No, that's that's what we're talking about. Seen it, you
Speaker 3: know just enough. I didn't want to.
Speaker 7: Tell you about the Channel eighty five apps. We were
Speaker 7: talking about the neck Flick special, but it's you.
Speaker 3: Talked about Jess and you went to that. You did,
Speaker 3: you did. It's not not just to hate me for
Speaker 3: a day or we love just she come on shore.
Speaker 9: But we do have.
Speaker 3: Eighty five and you can you can subscribe and go
Speaker 3: to the app store and and make that a thing.
Speaker 6: Nav has a new show I've seen it called Broken Play,
Speaker 6: which is the number one sports show behind.
Speaker 3: No It's number one behind Skip, so he really number three,
Speaker 3: but it's number one if you don't because like Skipping
Speaker 3: Shannon together, so it's them then Naw Steven and Charlamagne Steve.
Speaker 4: I've seen him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've been trying to explain that's the business and
Speaker 3: it's not stealing reference your work. He didn't steal it,
Speaker 3: but he didn't cite the author.
Speaker 6: He didn't know how to say your name. It's it's
Speaker 6: hard to pronounce. We call you naw because we don't
Speaker 6: know how to say it. That Nav is short for
Speaker 6: something we don't know if it's never is on the varus.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but what is it? He won't tell us. Yeah,
Speaker 3: for legal purposes.
Speaker 4: All right, well, well leave us. Leave us on a
Speaker 4: positive note now with two vs.
Speaker 3: Anything you believe you can.
Speaker 4: Achieve that ain't true.
Speaker 3: That is true, charlotmae.
Speaker 4: It's though, because I can't believe you could fly.
Speaker 3: Oh my goodness, I'm not. You went too far.
Speaker 6: Man fly Once I heard dumb magic one say, hey,
Speaker 6: if the man can conceive it, then your body.
Speaker 4: Can't achieve it.
Speaker 3: That's this. It rained damn.
Speaker 5: It's the breakfast Love, good morning breakfast club, bitch is
Speaker 5: you're gonna finish for y'all.
Speaker 3: Done