Speaker 1: Good morning, Usa yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
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Speaker 2: Yo yo yo yo yo just hilarious.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Charlamagne the Guy, Please do the play this Thursday.
Speaker 2: Good morning, how y'all feel out there?
Speaker 1: I feel blessed, black and holly favorite, happy to be
Speaker 1: here another day to serve our beautiful listeners.
Speaker 2: What's happening?
Speaker 4: That's right, Jess. How you feeling this morning?
Speaker 2: I'm feeling feeling good. Yo. I didn't expect for it
Speaker 2: to be like whatever weather that was.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's pretty nasty, rains sny.
Speaker 5: So I thought I was gonna be late because it
Speaker 5: was people just moving slow than it was accidents coming through,
Speaker 5: not like right before you get.
Speaker 2: To the tunnel. It was no accidents in the tunnel,
Speaker 2: but it was like right before you get to it.
Speaker 5: So I thought I was gonna be late, but it
Speaker 5: was sorry, but I did not expect to wake up
Speaker 5: and see all of that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, now the roads weren't too bad this morning. I
Speaker 3: thought it was gonna be a lot nasty. I gave
Speaker 3: myself a lot of extra time this morning, but it
Speaker 3: wasn't too bad. My pops was up at five am
Speaker 3: calling me like are you safe for them roads?
Speaker 4: I'm like, yes that I'm good.
Speaker 3: Yo, Like you still like sixteen, I'm still Pops checking
Speaker 3: on me.
Speaker 4: Bit, Yeah it was it was good. What up, Charlamagne?
Speaker 1: Well, keep in mind where a nationally syndicated morning show
Speaker 1: that is than one hundred plus markets, So everybody else
Speaker 1: is experiencing bad weather, so you need to tell what's
Speaker 1: going on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so there's bad weather in the on the East
Speaker 3: coast right now, a storm that's at the East coast,
Speaker 3: which is supposedly it is pretty bad.
Speaker 4: We're supposed to get a several inches of snow.
Speaker 2: Damn for real.
Speaker 3: Yeah, several inches of snow. That's why Charlemagne is home
Speaker 3: right now. He's ready for the interest.
Speaker 1: So uh right, So don't I don't even think you
Speaker 1: had to tell the people I was home. I mean,
Speaker 1: that's the whole point of the theater of radio, you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: But you know sorry that we know you home because
Speaker 2: you can hear in here.
Speaker 1: No, no, they can hear it. They can't forgotten how
Speaker 1: to do this thing. I'm actually not home. I'm sitting
Speaker 1: right by Envy just gave Ess a hug. Good morning, Jess.
Speaker 1: How are you good to see a nice coat? That
Speaker 1: coat is especially special. I think somebody should steal it.
Speaker 2: Did you wash? There you go?
Speaker 3: But yes, so good morning to you everybody out there.
Speaker 3: I want to start the show with say a resting
Speaker 3: peace to Earth Gotti. It was reported yesterday that IRV
Speaker 3: Gotti has passed away at the age of fifty four.
Speaker 2: Now are you allowed to do that?
Speaker 1: Since tune fifty center, friends, are you allowed to say?
Speaker 2: Recipece? Derv God?
Speaker 4: Is fifty gonna get upset with you for saying that?
Speaker 2: Oh my good well, he ain't not in no TV
Speaker 2: shows And I'm sleavy all right?
Speaker 4: You stupid? Okay, But on a serious note, rest in peace.
Speaker 2: Resting Native started off as dj V DJ.
Speaker 3: And the Parks out in Queens and then founded an
Speaker 3: artist named Mike Geronimo. Signed Mike Geronimo to a label
Speaker 3: called Blunt, then Sound signed Joe Rule to the same
Speaker 3: label Blunt Records, didn't work, and then brought Joe Rule
Speaker 3: to Deaf Jam was the architect of founding DMX and
Speaker 3: brought DMX to death Jam. You know that story when
Speaker 3: they brought the executives to Mount Vernon and DMX started
Speaker 3: rapping with his mouth wired and got DMX signed and
Speaker 3: helped DMX with his projects and joy Rude his projects
Speaker 3: produced for jay Z like Can I Live?
Speaker 4: Can I Get A?
Speaker 3: Which was jay Z's biggest hit at the time, that
Speaker 3: crossed them over, helped produce artists like Ashanti J Low,
Speaker 3: Mary J.
Speaker 4: Blise, and a host of others.
Speaker 3: Lloyd of course, So I just wanted to send that
Speaker 3: brother arrested, peace and condolences to his family.
Speaker 1: Fifty four years old is very very young man, you know.
Speaker 1: So the only thing we can always tell you is
Speaker 1: what we always tell you. Just take care of yourself.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 1: Health is wealth. Okay, you know none of us have
Speaker 1: tomorrow promise, but man, just do what you can, you know,
Speaker 1: just to maintain you know, your your health.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 4: I was all I can tell you.
Speaker 3: I was gonna call you last night because I know
Speaker 3: you have a super duper anxiety about your health. And
Speaker 3: I kept hearing about this full body scan and I'm like,
Speaker 3: I'm sure, Charlemagne, did it?
Speaker 4: Have you done the full body skin?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 1: I did that sor in medicals, doctor Puma does that too,
Speaker 1: or they check everything.
Speaker 3: Yes, I gotta go do that then, because they said
Speaker 3: they put your body in the thing and they skin
Speaker 3: for everything. They can see if any part of your
Speaker 3: body or anything is out of place or there's a
Speaker 3: problem your full body. Okay, that's what the way you
Speaker 3: may did. Remember when he did, that's how he found
Speaker 3: out he had cancer, whatever it was. Yeah, so I'm
Speaker 3: definitely gonna set appointment for a full body scin.
Speaker 1: I thought you did that because they said that your
Speaker 1: anal cavity was a little shit shifted to the right
Speaker 1: and they couldn't figure out.
Speaker 2: Why that's because of you. No, that's not because.
Speaker 1: You see you just don't back at him now what
Speaker 1: he says, I saw, I saw, you saw what caused it.
Speaker 1: I saw who called it yesterday.
Speaker 2: Excuse me, I'm.
Speaker 1: Not playing with jokes. This morning, I saw who shout
Speaker 1: out the don't do that. He played too much. He
Speaker 1: played too much.
Speaker 3: Let's get the show cracking, man. When we come back,
Speaker 3: we got front page News. Morgan Water'll be breaking down
Speaker 3: what's going on in the news, and Bria Baker will
Speaker 3: be joining us this morning.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 4: Bria Baker is amazing.
Speaker 1: She has a book called Rooted the American Legacy of
Speaker 1: land theft in the modern movement for black what is
Speaker 1: it black black land ownership, black land ownership, Yes, exactly.
Speaker 3: We're gonna talk for Bria Baker and author in a
Speaker 3: little bit. So don't go anywhere. It's the Breakfast Club,
Speaker 3: Good Morning, rest in peace. IV got in one of
Speaker 3: the records he produced and his both his artist Vita
Speaker 3: and Jay Rum.
Speaker 2: He was killing that Vita verse. Envy.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, boy, Henby was killing that Vita verse.
Speaker 4: Okay, right, what you don't know?
Speaker 2: I v the Firs.
Speaker 4: I do.
Speaker 1: I just say, never heard nobody rap it as hard
Speaker 1: as you was getting in front page.
Speaker 3: Now some quick sports looks like Jimmy Butler is going
Speaker 3: to be traded to the Warriors. There have changed for
Speaker 3: Andrew Wiggins, Kyle Anderson and a protected first round pick.
Speaker 1: The Warriors gave up way too much Luther Jimmy Butler.
Speaker 1: He's a fantastic player, but it's not like he gonna
Speaker 1: make the Golden State Warriors a contender.
Speaker 4: So that to me, that was they gave up.
Speaker 1: The Warriors gave up way too much, and they gave
Speaker 1: up Dennis Schroeder, but then he ended up going to Utah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, all right, well, mourning them on again.
Speaker 7: Good morning, m V. Charlemagne and Jesse. Y'all do it
Speaker 7: all right on this thursdayday, Yes, ma'am. All right, let's
Speaker 7: get into this front page news. This is like an
Speaker 7: extension of sports and be like, Okay, So President Trump
Speaker 7: he's banning transgender athletes from women's sports. He signed the
Speaker 7: executive order yesterday, and the order directs the Department of
Speaker 7: Justice and other federal agencies to interrupt Title nine rules
Speaker 7: as banning transgender women and girls from participating in female sports.
Speaker 7: Let's hear more from Trump's signing of the executive order
Speaker 7: keeping men out of women's sports.
Speaker 8: Under the Trump administration, we will defend the proud tradition
Speaker 8: of female athletes, and we will not allow men to
Speaker 8: beat up, injure and cheat.
Speaker 4: Our women and our girls.
Speaker 8: From now on, women's sports will be totally for women.
Speaker 8: With this executive order, the war on women's sports is over,
Speaker 8: you guys, thoughts.
Speaker 2: Not going to get any complaints on me about that.
Speaker 1: I can't even believe that had to be signed, because
Speaker 1: this should have never been a thing.
Speaker 4: I totally agree with that one, but I'm not going
Speaker 4: to let that.
Speaker 1: Distract me from the fact that Elon Musk literally controls
Speaker 1: how the federal government pays people.
Speaker 4: Let's stay focused. Yeah, I would say that too.
Speaker 3: I just you know, I always go back to that
Speaker 3: one swimmer that as a man, the swimming was like
Speaker 3: in a four hundredth place, and then when she trains
Speaker 3: to a woman was in first place. And you know
Speaker 3: how sad all those parents were because their daughters were training,
Speaker 3: felt like they were cheated.
Speaker 4: So yeah, I'm with this one as well.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Leah Thomas, you're referencing. And the order also requires
Speaker 7: the immediate enforcement of these rules now. White House Press
Speaker 7: Secretary Caroline Levitt also spoke to the press before the
Speaker 7: President signed the executive order, and she said it ends
Speaker 7: the disgusting quote disgusting betrayal of women and girls of
Speaker 7: women and girls by the previous administration end quote. She
Speaker 7: added that the Olympics and the nc double A college
Speaker 7: sports stand to be impacted. Let's hear more from the
Speaker 7: White House Press Secretary Caroline Lovitt.
Speaker 9: I think kids have already been exposed to discrimination, especially
Speaker 9: young women and girls who have been forced to shower
Speaker 9: in locker rooms with biological men, who have been forced
Speaker 9: to compete on playing fields with biological men, which is
Speaker 9: incredibly unfair and unsafe, and again an incredibly unpopular policy.
Speaker 10: He does expect the Olympic Committee and the nc double
Speaker 10: A to no longer allow men to compete in women's sports.
Speaker 1: I also do want to say Logan not this is
Speaker 1: a real or nothing burgler, because less than old point
Speaker 1: two percent of I think trans what do you call them,
Speaker 1: trans men, trans women, trans people participate in sports at
Speaker 1: an Olympic level. But one is too many. Yeah, there
Speaker 1: shouldn't been. It's not a nothing burger. But it's not
Speaker 1: like it's a big It's not like a bunch of
Speaker 1: men are playing women's sports, is.
Speaker 2: What I'm saying.
Speaker 5: Maybe they're getting out ahead of the issue before it
Speaker 5: becomes that much of a big That's what I was saying.
Speaker 5: And then what's that white lady that was like, I
Speaker 5: don't want your penis in my bathroom?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, yeah, oh yeah, your friend.
Speaker 1: But she's not even talking about women's sports. She just thought,
Speaker 1: she's not even talking about athletes, she just talk about period.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but you know, yeah, well that's a whole other
Speaker 5: executives and stuff.
Speaker 7: Absolutely, there's a whole other executive order that the President
Speaker 7: signed that would also UH block the UH incarcerated transgender
Speaker 7: women from going to men's prisons, but that's been blocked
Speaker 7: by a federal judge. We'll get into that later. We'll
Speaker 7: talk more about that in the next Are you guys,
Speaker 7: it's a lot. That's your part face news for six am,
Speaker 7: stick around for seven.
Speaker 4: Thank you Morgan.
Speaker 2: Everybody transitioning into now. Oh, get it off your chest?
Speaker 5: Yes, another gay time. Get it off your chest. First
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Speaker 6: I've been on here a few times and I never
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Speaker 12: I want to shout out Sarah Louise Ramos, my baby girl.
Speaker 6: I love her to death. We've been through a.
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Speaker 13: What's going on?
Speaker 1: Everybody?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 13: So I'm in a new relationship right this girl find
Speaker 13: educated all of this stuff everything I wanted a woman.
Speaker 13: But it clean a little bit too much for me,
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Speaker 13: sall right behind you all the time, make you feel.
Speaker 7: Like you're dirty?
Speaker 2: Are you?
Speaker 4: What's wrong with cleaning?
Speaker 16: Yo?
Speaker 13: I'm talking about O C D cleaning. Like I put
Speaker 13: the calendar, I put the cup on the calendar, and see,
Speaker 13: like I put the coach. I'm like, okay, I'm in
Speaker 13: the bed. You make it up the bed while I'm
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Speaker 2: I'm happy.
Speaker 13: I love that being wrong. But I'm telling you like
Speaker 13: I be like my dad, damn dirty, like.
Speaker 6: I'm a bath.
Speaker 4: Yes, wrong, probably I ain't.
Speaker 13: No, I ain't no dirty dude.
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Speaker 4: I used to just mess up the pantro.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 13: She got a blanket on her couch, right, If I
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Speaker 2: I be wrong.
Speaker 13: I need to stop messing up my blessing.
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Speaker 17: Good morning, the Breakfast Club, Wake up, wake up. If
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Speaker 2: You mad or blessed?
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Speaker 14: I just want to say I appreciate just the stories
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Speaker 18: Either when I'm feeling.
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Speaker 15: Yes, sir, jeez down here from eight town. What's going on?
Speaker 15: What's up?
Speaker 2: Brother?
Speaker 4: Get it off your chest?
Speaker 15: It's so I got a couple of things I want
Speaker 15: to say. Man, all right down forty five going towards downtown.
Speaker 15: I never hear anybody who calls in. I would love
Speaker 15: it to be out guys, for people to call in.
Speaker 13: Y'all got to take market.
Speaker 2: You act like we're blocking people from from calling.
Speaker 13: Nobody, get actually make it into the call that I
Speaker 13: don't know.
Speaker 1: Maybe they don't represent I don't know. Maybe you're the
Speaker 1: one that's calling representing. We get a lot of love
Speaker 1: from Houston.
Speaker 13: Right now. Yes, Can I start seeing about the.
Speaker 4: It's a great d yes, sir?
Speaker 13: All right. So my thing was it's all started.
Speaker 15: They've been saying, uh, they're not like a song and
Speaker 15: performance that he did in California for the culture. When
Speaker 15: i've seen it personally, all I've seen was the stage for.
Speaker 13: The state target, saying that's for the courture. That's not
Speaker 13: my coursure.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, but that's Whatst. Coast culture for the state target. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but that's West Coast culture. That's l a culture like
Speaker 1: you know, I think.
Speaker 15: That' speak for my coaches. That ain't my coaches. Y'all
Speaker 15: saying that's for the coaching like he's represent all of them,
Speaker 15: that's not me.
Speaker 1: I don't have an argument with that, because what I've
Speaker 1: been having a conversation with about people lately, is that
Speaker 1: I think Black people as a whole have a shared
Speaker 1: lived experience. But all of our coaches are different, right
Speaker 1: like your coaching in Houston is different than you know,
Speaker 1: what they do in LA.
Speaker 4: So I understand what you're saying.
Speaker 13: And that's respectable.
Speaker 15: I can respect that, and I'll tell you that I
Speaker 15: suggest I've seen just go from doing her doing her
Speaker 15: stayed up on stage performances the next special song.
Speaker 2: Thank you. I appreciate you.
Speaker 4: I have a good one.
Speaker 1: Brother, and everybody who listens to us on ninety three
Speaker 1: seven to beat in Houston, Many to Agetown, Hello, who's this?
Speaker 2: Hey? What's going on? Is Joe Black? New Haven?
Speaker 4: What's up? Brother? Get it off your chest?
Speaker 6: I just had a question for y'all.
Speaker 13: By the way, good morning, long time listening morning. I
Speaker 13: just had a question. I just want to know, given
Speaker 13: with all the things that's going on, it's still okay
Speaker 13: to do the Halem shake?
Speaker 4: How old are you? You want to shake something off?
Speaker 1: You get a little something on you, you gotta shake
Speaker 1: it off, buddy.
Speaker 2: For.
Speaker 13: I was born in nineteen hundred and eighty five.
Speaker 4: All right, So you are about.
Speaker 2: What thirty five thirty nine? You better do that? Hall
Speaker 2: im shake boy, that's one of my favorite dances. I
Speaker 2: just want to.
Speaker 4: Know, don't we shake it like that? What if you
Speaker 4: find that sho movie like that?
Speaker 1: What if we find out people was shaking because they
Speaker 1: were trying to shake the gay out of them after
Speaker 1: leaving a diddy party?
Speaker 4: What if we find out.
Speaker 2: Nope, no, nothing, you don't want.
Speaker 4: Go too far.
Speaker 2: I have gound. Why you always gotta go there away?
Speaker 1: I'm just asking. I can't understand. Is that why you
Speaker 1: feel that way? That's what you're talking about?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 4: He hung up? Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1: You always hang up on people when it when they
Speaker 1: start to get good. You want to started to get gay.
Speaker 1: You need a hall of shake. No, I wasn't about
Speaker 1: to start the day, but you need the hall of shake. No,
Speaker 1: take gay off you.
Speaker 3: Shut up, man, get it off your chest. Eight hundred
Speaker 3: five five one. We got just with the mess coming up.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we're gonna go a little bit deeper into IRV
Speaker 5: Gotti and the people who you know was supporting him and.
Speaker 2: Everything like that.
Speaker 4: So all right, we'll get into that next.
Speaker 2: You don't move.
Speaker 4: It's the breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Owning everybody's DJ and me, Jess, Hilarry and Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 4: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to Jess with
Speaker 4: the mess.
Speaker 16: News is real, whether it's Hilarius, Jessica, Robert Moore, just
Speaker 16: don't do no lines, don't do.
Speaker 1: That talky talk them station world Why Jess worldwise mat
Speaker 1: talk on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: She's the coaching ship.
Speaker 19: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 19: understand something that nobody could.
Speaker 2: Get you to see this time to set it off.
Speaker 5: Okay, So I wanted to know how IRV Gotti died,
Speaker 5: Like what was what happened or what happened?
Speaker 20: Okay, So as of right now, there aren't confirmed reports
Speaker 20: of what happened. But you know, yesterday when we talked
Speaker 20: about this in the room, we had said that it
Speaker 20: was reported that he had suffered a stroke and that
Speaker 20: he was on life support and kind of just fighting
Speaker 20: for his life. So I'm assuming, but I have not
Speaker 20: confirmed that that is what happened. But I do know
Speaker 20: yesterday he passed away at age fifty four. It you know,
Speaker 20: something like this, I think a lot of people are
Speaker 20: right now kind of taking a time to look back
Speaker 20: on his career and his accomplishments and things of that nature.
Speaker 20: So there was a lot of outpouring of love online
Speaker 20: and of course we know IRV Gotti and for those
Speaker 20: who don't know, he is murdering. He signed DMX to
Speaker 20: dev Gym. He eped DMX's first is Dark and hell
Speaker 20: is Hot. Jo rul Ashanti. He's worked with j Lo
Speaker 20: jay Z. He's done so much. He also he's also
Speaker 20: across like movies and television. He had to deal with
Speaker 20: BT at one point where he they did tales, they
Speaker 20: did the murder Ink story. Just you know, a culture
Speaker 20: storyteller and a person that has you know, been cemented
Speaker 20: in hip hop culture for sure. So yesterday you had
Speaker 20: a ton of pece, like a ton of people posting online.
Speaker 20: Jamie Fox posted and said, resting power, my brother, your music,
Speaker 20: your legacy will never be forgotten. You spread a lot
Speaker 20: of love and a lot of wisdom that everyone to
Speaker 20: everyone that you met. Russell Simmons posted again and said,
Speaker 20: you know, don't let his tragedy and his death go
Speaker 20: in vain.
Speaker 18: He's speaking of.
Speaker 20: Black men and women saying, you know, care about your help,
Speaker 20: go get checked up. He was talented, he was beautiful,
Speaker 20: he was curious, enthusiastic. Steve Rifkin also posted talking about
Speaker 20: when he met her back in nineteen ninety three and
Speaker 20: you know, just some of the things that they were
Speaker 20: able to do together. Jo Rowel posted. He didn't say
Speaker 20: too much, he just posted a broken heart. I think
Speaker 20: a lot of people were waiting to see, you know
Speaker 20: how jo row will respond because of their close relationship,
Speaker 20: Lance Gross, Mark Hell. Just a ton of people online
Speaker 20: everywhere just showing some love for earth body. So we
Speaker 20: wanted to take that time this morning to do that.
Speaker 20: And we do have some of the music. I know
Speaker 20: y'all got some stories to share it too.
Speaker 2: Oh question, Lauren.
Speaker 1: So that story that they said, you know he had
Speaker 1: he suffered another stroke and had bleeding of the brain,
Speaker 1: that wasn't confirm, That.
Speaker 18: Was not confirmed.
Speaker 20: So yesterday the Hollywood reporter is who confirmed the news
Speaker 20: say it passed away and at the time they said
Speaker 20: that there is no there was no information about what
Speaker 20: the cause of death was, but that he passed away
Speaker 20: in New York on Wednesday. The stroke information all that
Speaker 20: is still at this point not confirmed, but we do
Speaker 20: know that he had one previously, like five months ago,
Speaker 20: he had one and he was walking on the cane
Speaker 20: and his redpad said then that he really wasn't taking
Speaker 20: care of himself diabetes wise as well too, and that
Speaker 20: led into the strokes, but nothing confirmed as of yet.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I loved what Russell Simmons said, man, because I'm not
Speaker 1: going to read that thing. I'm sure you're not either, lawyer,
Speaker 1: but I just like what he said because it was
Speaker 1: an emphasis on, you know, just just taking care of yourself.
Speaker 1: And that's what I'm just here to say. Take care
Speaker 1: of yourself. Man, fifty four is way too young to go.
Speaker 1: Why did you eat? Take your ass to the doctor,
Speaker 1: take your ass to therapy. And the reason I stressed
Speaker 1: therapy so much because stress is killing a lot of
Speaker 1: us too. Yeah, you know, so just take care of yourself, man. Yeah,
Speaker 1: rest in peace to earth God. I would say this.
Speaker 3: You know, he saved deaf Jam when at one time
Speaker 3: with deaf Jam was was trending down a little bit.
Speaker 2: When he did the whole Jarrod Dale DMX Dale jay
Speaker 2: Z and he.
Speaker 3: Brought over Uh, he did Ashantee, he did Lloyd And
Speaker 3: for most people that know, the first beat I ever
Speaker 3: sold was purchased by IRV Gotti. Yeah, and he put
Speaker 3: the whole Murderers on there, which was jar ru Vita
Speaker 3: and Toime Murder, and that's is actually on funk Master
Speaker 3: Flex's album Oh wow.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So if you ever read the credits, that was the
Speaker 1: first beat I ever sold. So rest in peace to IRV.
Speaker 3: Got it and the things that he's done, and you know,
Speaker 3: behind the scenes for hip hop and the things that
Speaker 3: he's put out there. I mean, I don't even know
Speaker 3: if you know that he did the deal with Cardi B.
Speaker 1: And what's the shoe line that you always wear Steve Madden?
Speaker 2: He did that deal. I didn't know that he put
Speaker 2: that together for Cardi B and Steve Madden. So he
Speaker 2: was the one that built that brand.
Speaker 4: IRV is legendary.
Speaker 1: You know what you said V by him saving Depth
Speaker 1: Jam in the late nineties early two thousands is very true.
Speaker 1: And what I respect about that so much is that
Speaker 1: he didn't just save death Jam. I'm sure after he
Speaker 1: did that it was people who were like, Oh, he
Speaker 1: just got lucky. I bet he couldn't do that again.
Speaker 1: Then he turns around and launches a whole label, Murder Inc.
Speaker 1: And has tremendous success with Murder Inc. So yeah, Erv
Speaker 1: was one of it.
Speaker 2: Once.
Speaker 20: I remember I was watching an interview with him, like
Speaker 20: some time ago. He was talking about how when he
Speaker 20: first brought DMX to dev GM, they thought it was
Speaker 20: a joke, like they didn't understand it, and he had
Speaker 20: he had to do so much to prove it, and
Speaker 20: then when it happened, he was like, now I will
Speaker 20: walk in the room to be like, y'all, don't talk,
Speaker 20: just get behind me.
Speaker 18: Yeah you know what I mean. So yeah, pretty much.
Speaker 20: So, and I did want to take some time to
Speaker 20: just play some of his music before we do.
Speaker 3: I just want to say this one thing. He was
Speaker 3: from the era of A and R, an executive always
Speaker 3: in the office. So back in the day, IRV used
Speaker 3: to always play his new music out his office. Used
Speaker 3: to be there every day every morning, no matter what
Speaker 3: time he got out the studio, he was in that
Speaker 3: office every morning at nine a m. And when we'd
Speaker 3: be blasting the music. And that's how we got, you know,
Speaker 3: as the DJs. We would steal the music from his
Speaker 3: office because he would always be playing and.
Speaker 4: We would steal it.
Speaker 3: But he would be there all the time and he
Speaker 3: would be fiming for new music, new ideas and all that.
Speaker 1: Who you now, I used to steal music days. I
Speaker 1: wouldn't you just ask him? Why wouldn't you just say, hey,
Speaker 1: can I can I share that with people?
Speaker 3: Because that was there? Wasn't our mixtapes ran back in
Speaker 3: the day. But we're not talking about that.
Speaker 1: Young but exactly, that's exactly why, that's why, exactly you're
Speaker 1: still admitting stealing from people from no damn reason.
Speaker 2: And wonder why people always in your face wanting to
Speaker 2: fight dah Now, he threatened a couple of times, but
Speaker 2: me or we made up later.
Speaker 3: But he was just a good person and he produced
Speaker 3: and did a lot for this industry and a lot
Speaker 3: for the culture.
Speaker 4: So definitely, rest in peace Earth.
Speaker 2: Got fifty four is while young to go, yo, that's
Speaker 2: why that's young.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 20: We were talkingbout in one of my group chats and
Speaker 20: my friend was like, man, we getting old. I said, honestly,
Speaker 20: he was young. That's not that's not old. Like yeah,
Speaker 20: like that's very young. I mean we are getting old,
Speaker 20: but he was really young.
Speaker 2: We're not. We're thirty two.
Speaker 1: I mean, yeah, Lauren and just a thirty two. I
Speaker 1: don't know why people think just so much older.
Speaker 21: Than Lord, I'm thirty three, actually yeah, but you're thirty lord,
Speaker 21: older than just yeah, thirty three years young week yeah,
Speaker 21: three November.
Speaker 18: But I do so wait before we have the music.
Speaker 18: I do also want to share.
Speaker 20: There was a moment that I saw Shauncey Does posted
Speaker 20: to Instagram of herb where he talked about like just living.
Speaker 20: I wanted to share that moment on on here, just
Speaker 20: his own voice.
Speaker 16: I'm gonna stop by saying something that I tell my
Speaker 16: kids all the time.
Speaker 2: Everyone is born. We're all born, and we're all gonna die.
Speaker 2: So in between we live.
Speaker 22: Yeah, so that's what I think.
Speaker 2: So we live.
Speaker 22: I'm gonna expand on the love by saying I love everybody.
Speaker 2: In this summer. You you too, well, man.
Speaker 4: I need that long life.
Speaker 1: I know it's not promised to any of us, but
Speaker 1: please God let me live a long time. I mean,
Speaker 1: I'm not old enough yet, Like you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: Like you know they say unk and everything. Now, No,
Speaker 1: forty six ain't nothing I need to get to. Like
Speaker 1: that Clarence. They want ninety, That'sily Tyson ninety. Let me touch,
Speaker 1: let me touch a hundred and one of them things. Man,
Speaker 1: I was like, as long as.
Speaker 3: I'm able to move around, I'm with you. Yeah, I want,
Speaker 3: I don't want and the vegetative stay down.
Speaker 2: I want to be out of that.
Speaker 1: But that's the thing though, like everything what happens in
Speaker 1: your life tomorrow directly is impacted by what you do today.
Speaker 1: So literally, what you're doing right now is what's going
Speaker 1: to impact your life in the future. So once again,
Speaker 1: take care of yourself. Man, Watch what you eat, Take
Speaker 1: your ass to the gym, take your ass to the doctor,
Speaker 1: go to therapy, okay, because stress is killing us.
Speaker 2: Like, take care of yourself. Man.
Speaker 3: Let's let's get into a couple of songs. And also
Speaker 3: there was a video of Earth two three years ago
Speaker 3: and he signed. He's like, this is the most important
Speaker 3: day of my life. And he signed over half of
Speaker 3: his masters and they gave him a three hundred million
Speaker 3: dollar check and he says, this is for my kids.
Speaker 4: Dan, let's play some.
Speaker 2: Music, everybody.
Speaker 3: It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne to God. We are
Speaker 3: the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news
Speaker 3: now quickly. I just want to talk some quick NBA
Speaker 3: Jimmy Butler. He was traded to the Warriors for Andrew Wiggins,
Speaker 3: Kyle Anderson, and a protected first round pick. So gratulations
Speaker 3: to the Warriors in the Heat. I know he's been
Speaker 3: trying to give it to Jimmy Butler for the longest.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know if that's congratulations to the Warriors.
Speaker 1: Definitely a congratulation to the Heat because they got a haul,
Speaker 1: but the Warriors didn't. I think that was a bad
Speaker 1: train for the Warriors. I think they gave up too much.
Speaker 1: I love Jimmy Butler. I think he's a dope player.
Speaker 1: I just don't think he makes the Warriors a contender
Speaker 1: for all they had to give up.
Speaker 2: Now up, Morgan, Hey, what's up? Is?
Speaker 7: We are talking about Gaza and whether or not the
Speaker 7: United States will quote unquote own it per what the
Speaker 7: President says. So the White House says President Trump's Gaza
Speaker 7: proposal is about.
Speaker 2: Moving forward in the Middle East.
Speaker 7: Press Secretary Caroline Lovitt said the President made the decision
Speaker 7: about the proposal quote with a humanitarian heart for all
Speaker 7: people in the region. Let's hear more from White House
Speaker 7: Press Secretary Caroline Lovitt on the possibility of owning Gaza.
Speaker 10: The President is committed to eliminating Hamas and securing a
Speaker 10: lasting piece for the entire region. President Trump is an
Speaker 10: outside of the box thinker and a visionary leader who
Speaker 10: solves problems that many others, especially in this city, claim
Speaker 10: are unsolvable. And as the President said, the bonds of
Speaker 10: friendship and affection between the American and Israeli people have
Speaker 10: endured for generations and are absolutely unbreakable.
Speaker 7: So this comes as of yesterday, when the President said
Speaker 7: that the US should take over Gaza and Palestinian should
Speaker 7: live somewhere else. The White House Press Secretary added that
Speaker 7: he has not committed to sending troops to Gaza. Trump's
Speaker 7: suggestion has received backlash from lawmakers on both sides of
Speaker 7: the Aisle, as well as other world leaders. Now, Defense
Speaker 7: Secretary Pete Hegseth he is promising continued support for Israel now.
Speaker 7: During a meeting with the Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin
Speaker 7: and Yahoo he was at the Pentagon with Headseth, he
Speaker 7: said that the Defense Department under Trump is laser focused
Speaker 7: on reviving the warrior ethos of rebuilding America's military. When
Speaker 7: questioned by reporters, Hegseth was noncommittal. On sending troops to Gaza,
Speaker 7: as well as the President as previously mentioned, saying all
Speaker 7: operations are being explored. Let's hear more from Secretary Pete Hesat.
Speaker 10: We've supplied munitions that were previously not supplied.
Speaker 4: They're useful in eradicating radical enemies, and we are committed
Speaker 4: to continue to do so. The President is involved in
Speaker 4: very complex and high level negotiations of great consequence to
Speaker 4: both the United States and the State of Israel, and
Speaker 4: we look forward to working with.
Speaker 23: Our allies, our counterparts, both diplomatically and militarily to look
Speaker 23: at all options.
Speaker 1: I don't know, maybe I haven't been tapped in like
Speaker 1: I should be, because it's a lot going on every day.
Speaker 1: But I don't see the outrage about this like I
Speaker 1: thought I would, like Arab Americans, pro Palestinian pro gods
Speaker 1: of people. They were very loud on the campaign trail.
Speaker 1: Where are they now? All those folks in Michigan who
Speaker 1: sat out the primaries and protests and voted uncommitted for Biden.
Speaker 1: All those folks who would come out and protest Kamala over,
Speaker 1: you know, the Biden administration's handling them. The isdril and
Speaker 1: godless situation. Where are they now? Where is Jill Stein
Speaker 1: and the Green Party? Trump is talking about ethnic cleansing,
Speaker 1: and it's a little too quiet for me.
Speaker 7: I was gonna say, facts is really Prime Mister Benjamin
Speaker 7: net Yahoo Now he tells Defense Secretary Hegseth that his
Speaker 7: nation appreciates the support from Trump's administration. He called Hegseth
Speaker 7: a great and a stall wark friend of Israel, adding
Speaker 7: they are a lot stronger than they have ever been
Speaker 7: due to the support they've gotten from the US. Now,
Speaker 7: the Prime Minister is also backing Trump's idea of taking
Speaker 7: over Gaza and turning it into the quote Riviera of
Speaker 7: the Middle East or what did you call it?
Speaker 2: Yesterday, Mar Gazza Mar Gaza, Mar.
Speaker 7: Speaking to Fox News here with Prime Minister Netanyahoo, had
Speaker 7: to say about mar Gaza.
Speaker 11: This is the first good idea that I've heard. It's
Speaker 11: a remarkable idea, and I think it should be really pursued, examined,
Speaker 11: pursued and done because I think it will create a
Speaker 11: different future for everyone.
Speaker 7: So this idea was announced by Trump following what's been
Speaker 7: going on this weekend. Calls for the relocation of some
Speaker 7: two million Palestinians in the Gaza strip, which has been
Speaker 7: devastated by the Israel Hamas war. Now, Trump said the
Speaker 7: US could clear out the destruction and redevelop the region. Yeah,
Speaker 7: who said, there's nothing wrong with allowing Gazin's who want
Speaker 7: to leave to leave the area and come back if
Speaker 7: they choose to the plan of course, has drawn widespread
Speaker 7: condemnation from nations across the world.
Speaker 1: Though, like we said on that, we said during the campaign,
Speaker 1: you know, you may not like how to buy an
Speaker 1: administration is handling Israel Gaza, but you know, at least
Speaker 1: you can talk to them. You're not even going to
Speaker 1: be able to talk to Donald Trump. Donald Trump is
Speaker 1: gonna put it. It's going to be a Trump Towers
Speaker 1: in Gaza.
Speaker 2: Oh lord, all right? Switching gears guys to the West Coast.
Speaker 7: California Governor Gavin Newsom he met with President Trump yesterday
Speaker 7: and he's calling it very productive.
Speaker 2: The meeting with President.
Speaker 7: Trump in the Oval Office was scheduled to last at
Speaker 7: least for an hour, or excuse me, last for and
Speaker 7: half an hour, but it lasted more than an hour
Speaker 7: and a half.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 7: Newsom met with Trump as part of his push to
Speaker 7: secure federal disaster aid for southern California and those who
Speaker 7: were impacted by the wildfires. Now, let's hear more from California.
Speaker 7: Gavin Newsom on that meeting just finished.
Speaker 24: The meeting with President Trump had a very successful day
Speaker 24: Capital Hill as well. Meeting and a bipartisan man are
Speaker 24: with Republican Democratic leaders about disaster and disaster recovery for
Speaker 24: people impacted by the fires in southern California. I look
Speaker 24: forward to more productive meetings and I look forward to
Speaker 24: the spirit that defined the meetings of this day, that
Speaker 24: the spirit of collaboration, cooperation, the spirit defines.
Speaker 4: The best American people.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so we have had word that the La fires
Speaker 7: have officially been one hundred percent contained, although they are
Speaker 7: dealing with rain and mud sides of that nature right now.
Speaker 7: The White House has not yet announced the meeting from
Speaker 7: the President's perspective with Gavin Newsom, but Newsom says he
Speaker 7: appreciates getting to speak with other lawmakers, regardless of their
Speaker 7: party affiliation.
Speaker 1: So we thought that long recovery is going to take
Speaker 1: people to get their houses rebuilt and stuff like that,
Speaker 1: or if a lot of people are even going to rebuild.
Speaker 7: I wonder well, interesting segue. I will be out tomorrow
Speaker 7: and Mimi will be joining you guys.
Speaker 2: She's more than capable.
Speaker 23: You know.
Speaker 7: She's actually based in LA and she's been doing amazing
Speaker 7: work for the Black Information Network covering the LA fires.
Speaker 7: She's been speaking to those who have been impacted in
Speaker 7: Altadena and the Palisades area. Sure you guys are check
Speaker 7: in with her and get her perspective on what's happening
Speaker 7: in LA in regards to the recovery aspect of the wildfires.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So, if that's it, do we got to off
Speaker 2: for one more? Maybe?
Speaker 7: Maybe not? No, no, all right, I'm gonna just tell
Speaker 7: those federal workers that buy out deadline is today.
Speaker 2: It's highly advised against wink wink. All right, that's your
Speaker 2: front page news.
Speaker 7: Morgan would follow me at on social at morgand Media,
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Speaker 2: See y'all later, see y'all next week. Happy for both
Speaker 2: Sunday A good jazz gos.
Speaker 3: Right, all right, thank you, Morgan. Now when we come back,
Speaker 3: author Bria Baker will be joining us. He has a
Speaker 3: new book, Rooted the American legacy of land theft and
Speaker 3: the modern movement for black land ownership.
Speaker 2: All right, fantastic book.
Speaker 1: If you remember, her mom called up the Breakfast Club
Speaker 1: about a week or so ago, and you know, god
Speaker 1: on our ass because we hadn't had Bria Baker up here.
Speaker 4: But I don't remember bay question to be up here.
Speaker 1: But her mama requested during that get it off your
Speaker 1: chest phone call, so Bria will be joining us shortly.
Speaker 3: All right, we'll get to it next. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning, the Breakfast Club, everybody. It's j Envy, just hilarious,
Speaker 3: Charlamagne the gud We are the Breakfast Club. Laura ros
Speaker 3: is hanging with us as well. We got a special
Speaker 3: guest in the building.
Speaker 1: As promised. Her mama called up here and said, you
Speaker 1: better have my baby. I'm there to talk about that book. Okay,
Speaker 1: Bria Bank is here.
Speaker 19: Thank you so much for having me, and thank you
Speaker 19: Mommy for making sure.
Speaker 2: That's why I said, it's mommy the manager. Mommy needs
Speaker 2: to be the manager now. Rooted.
Speaker 1: Sim is your best friend. Sim works here at the
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club. It was two books she gave me, and
Speaker 1: she kept asking me did I read them?
Speaker 4: Did I read them.
Speaker 1: I read this one, yeah, because it was interested in
Speaker 1: me because I'm from South Carolina.
Speaker 2: Where this happened a little watch yeah, in the Low Country, and.
Speaker 19: Our family's land is in North Carolina. So I was
Speaker 19: peeping that.
Speaker 5: That's amazing. I didn't read it, but I'm just captivated
Speaker 5: by the title.
Speaker 2: What is it about? Thank you? Okay?
Speaker 19: So, in general, the book is about black land ownership,
Speaker 19: the fact that we owned more land one hundred years
Speaker 19: ago than we do now. And I'm sure the people
Speaker 19: in this room and the people listening to no land
Speaker 19: is where you really build.
Speaker 2: Wealth, like property, real estate, that's where it goes.
Speaker 19: So the fact that we've been losing land while White
Speaker 19: America has been continuing to get these gains means that
Speaker 19: this racial wealth gap we keep talking about is because
Speaker 19: of this land laws. So I started writing this book
Speaker 19: because my family has land in North Carolina. My grandfather
Speaker 19: passed away in twenty nineteen, and on his deathbed, he
Speaker 19: was like, don't sell the land, because that happens a
Speaker 19: lot of times. An older black person passes on and
Speaker 19: they are sure if someone in the next generation values
Speaker 19: it enough to keep it in the family. And so
Speaker 19: it's just really important to us, Like, no, we're not
Speaker 19: letting this go anywhere. That land means everything to us.
Speaker 19: There's no price that we will accept for it. But
Speaker 19: what we have now is still a fraction of what
Speaker 19: we used to have, even like my great grandfather owned
Speaker 19: and like I'm a sixth generation Black landowner. So the
Speaker 19: first person in my family to own land was my
Speaker 19: great great great grandfather Louis Baker. He bought land like
Speaker 19: ten years the Emancipation Proclamation was signed, and so to
Speaker 19: go from that legacy to now, it's like, how could
Speaker 19: I not value this? And unfortunately in this country, black
Speaker 19: is kind of like they equate it with urban so
Speaker 19: they think we only live in cities, right, but most
Speaker 19: Black people live in the South, and most Black people
Speaker 19: come from grandparents who lived in these rural areas. But
Speaker 19: we're disconnected just around the time when we could have
Speaker 19: made some money from it. So that's really what I
Speaker 19: wanted the book to be. It's like, we need to
Speaker 19: be champion in black landownership, whether you getting it on
Speaker 19: your own, whether we fighting for reparations, but that needs
Speaker 19: to be a conversation in our community because that's where
Speaker 19: real equity comes from.
Speaker 20: I was gonna ask you, with all that history, how
Speaker 20: do you feel about like landbanks and what they do today?
Speaker 18: Because there's like the pros of it.
Speaker 20: I think people are inclusion and people and get the
Speaker 20: land easier, but then there's kinds of people feeling like
Speaker 20: the landbanks only sell and like work with different people.
Speaker 20: Certain people, certain developers like you kind of get closed
Speaker 20: out if don't have a certain amount of money.
Speaker 19: So how do you feel about Lamb Bank? Yeah, I
Speaker 19: think some of I love that you brought that up.
Speaker 19: I feel like some of the landbanks are really good
Speaker 19: and they're trying to get land in the hand of
Speaker 19: black and indigenous and like people who don't history get
Speaker 19: a chance. But in anything in this country, there's always
Speaker 19: gonna be people who are doing it and it's like
Speaker 19: their way to get cheaper stuff to people who really
Speaker 19: don't need the cheapest stuff, like they're already good. But
Speaker 19: I do think that some people are doing it in
Speaker 19: a really good way, where like climate justice conservation groups
Speaker 19: will give land to black and Indigenous people because like,
Speaker 19: you'll treat the lamb better than this company will, Right,
Speaker 19: You'll treat this land better than this private developer will.
Speaker 19: But it's kind of rare to find these land banks
Speaker 19: that will do it in that way. But again, that's
Speaker 19: why I'm a big champion of reparations, because landbanks could
Speaker 19: be a form of reparations if you dictate that it
Speaker 19: has to be going to black people and black families
Speaker 19: who come from this history. But if we all gotta
Speaker 19: save up the money, scrounge up the money to buyol it,
Speaker 19: I mean it'll take forever for us to all become
Speaker 19: landowners in that way because not everybody has the down
Speaker 19: payment money, especially when you're talking acres that's not just
Speaker 19: a house, right, Like, that's not just a condo. That's
Speaker 19: really gonna cost like ten k plus per acre that
Speaker 19: you want. So if you want a lot and to
Speaker 19: have buildings on it, it is expensive. So I think
Speaker 19: the landbanks are just a good way of making it
Speaker 19: more accessible to people. They just got to make sure
Speaker 19: it's accessible to the right people.
Speaker 1: You know, in the book, you talk about how reparations
Speaker 1: is a racial and economic justice policy as well as
Speaker 1: a climate imperative. So how do you outline the bunk
Speaker 1: common myths about the difficulty of enacting reparations? But also too,
Speaker 1: I wonder why we got away from wanting the forty.
Speaker 19: Acres right exactly, because that's where reparations came from, was
Speaker 19: right after the Civil Wars, Like we want our forty
Speaker 19: acres and a mule, and we still talk about that.
Speaker 19: You know, Spike Lee has the production company. But it's
Speaker 19: almost like we talk about forty acres and a mule
Speaker 19: or reparations as pigs flying, like, oh, that's never going
Speaker 19: to happen. They never going to do that for us.
Speaker 19: It's like, why are we defeating ourselves? We have to
Speaker 19: demand it. To me, anyone in this country who believes
Speaker 19: that slavery should not have happened should support reparations. It
Speaker 19: should be that simple, because how you don't believe in slavery,
Speaker 19: but you won't actually do anything to change it for
Speaker 19: the people who are are the descendants of not having
Speaker 19: benefited from it. So to me, it's just that's one
Speaker 19: of the biggest myths is it's just like, oh, it'll
Speaker 19: just never happen, and it's like they give out money
Speaker 19: like it's nothing all the time. Ukraine got the money
Speaker 19: that should have been our reparations. Israel got the money
Speaker 19: that should have been our reparations, like the Pentagon, So
Speaker 19: the money is out there, they're just not given it
Speaker 19: to us, and we have to start demanding our fair
Speaker 19: share of it, especially because every election cycle they're coming
Speaker 19: around begging for our votes. What are you offering in exchange?
Speaker 19: And why is reparation such a bad word? And then
Speaker 19: the other thing that gets used is black celebrities actually
Speaker 19: are used as an excuse, Oh, you don't need reparations.
Speaker 19: You got to Oprah, you got a Michael Jordan. Black
Speaker 19: people are already making money. The fact that you can
Speaker 19: name them means it's.
Speaker 2: Not widespread enough.
Speaker 19: Right, Like if I was saying, oh, white America has money,
Speaker 19: I think Chris Tucker or Chris Rock, one of them
Speaker 19: has this like stand up where he's like, yeah, in
Speaker 19: my neighborhood, it's like me and a bunch of black
Speaker 19: comedians and then like ten.
Speaker 1: Crazy.
Speaker 19: So how come we have to be superstars to live
Speaker 19: next door to a dentist, an accountant or whatever. Like,
Speaker 19: any black person should be able to access it the
Speaker 19: same way that white people can. And the fact that
Speaker 19: you have to be exceptional to get your fair share
Speaker 19: in this country is ridiculous.
Speaker 1: I read, I read, I read your book, and I
Speaker 1: hear you talking you're so passionate about this, Like where
Speaker 1: did that passion come from? Like it's one thing to
Speaker 1: know about something, but to be passionate about it and
Speaker 1: wanted to be your life's work in a way.
Speaker 20: And you're like a historian too. I appreciates and everything.
Speaker 2: I want to hear.
Speaker 19: How She like, yeah, so well, I will say, like
Speaker 19: I've always been very studious, So I think I do
Speaker 19: have that memory for stuff like that. But my mom
Speaker 19: used to joke like, oh, we sent you to Yale
Speaker 19: to be a doctor, you came back a black panther.
Speaker 2: It was. It was horrible. I did not like it.
Speaker 19: Yeah, I mean, I think so growing up where Samantha
Speaker 19: and I grew up in Long Island, but we're in
Speaker 19: this like black and brown bubble. Everybody's kind of on
Speaker 19: the same footing, Like I'm the lightest person in the
Speaker 19: room in Long in that part of Long Island that
Speaker 19: I'm in.
Speaker 2: Going from that.
Speaker 19: To Yale where I was, Like, I remember growing up
Speaker 19: and thinking because by the time I was conscious of it,
Speaker 19: I got a black president. Obama became president when I
Speaker 19: was in middle school, and so I'm thinking, like minority,
Speaker 19: that's an out dirty term. I'm not a minority, Like
Speaker 19: all I see when I look around is black people.
Speaker 2: And then I got to yell and I said, oh, this.
Speaker 19: Is where y'all were, like, there is this white majority.
Speaker 19: It was a very radicalizing the experience for me. And
Speaker 19: also I'm going to college at Yale when the Black
Speaker 19: Lives Matter movement is popping off. So yeah, I just
Speaker 19: remember thinking I cannot sit in nobody's lab for the
Speaker 19: next ten years while we're getting being killed in the streets.
Speaker 19: And then as I got older, because my grandparents are
Speaker 19: from North Carolina, I felt like, to me, activism was
Speaker 19: the Black Panthers, was Angela Davis, was being in a
Speaker 19: city with the bullhorn. But I had to realize growing
Speaker 19: up that I had been kind of like downplaying the
Speaker 19: activism of the South, that there are people who their
Speaker 19: activism was buying land, holding onto it, employing people, giving
Speaker 19: people a job, feeding themselves.
Speaker 2: Even now.
Speaker 19: During the pandemic was the first time a lot of
Speaker 19: people realized how dependent they are on somebody else to eat.
Speaker 19: If the grocery store shelves are empty, what are you
Speaker 19: going to do for your family? You don't know how
Speaker 19: to grow nothing. And with this reparations, women going. There
Speaker 19: are Black families getting their land back, and like it's
Speaker 19: happening in little pieces here and there, but we can
Speaker 19: be that movement that brands it together.
Speaker 3: We have more with author Bria Baker when we come back,
Speaker 3: don't move. It's to breakfast Club, Good morning owning. Everybody
Speaker 3: is aj NV, Jess Hilaris, Charlamage, the god we are
Speaker 3: the breakfast club. Law on the roast is hanging with
Speaker 3: us as well. We're still kicking it with bat Baker.
Speaker 2: Author.
Speaker 3: She has a new book Rooted, the American Legacy of
Speaker 3: Land Theft and the Modern Movement for Black land Ownership Charlamagne.
Speaker 1: In the book, you talk about returning equity to dispossess
Speaker 1: people can heal both the land and our nation soul.
Speaker 1: What is some thing we can do to make that happen?
Speaker 1: And why do you feel that way?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 19: So I feel that way because America is obsessed with
Speaker 19: getting We want to be post racial. We want to
Speaker 19: be post racial. You cannot do that without addressing the problem.
Speaker 19: And one thing that I've noticed is like, I think
Speaker 19: there's a lot of people in America who don't understand
Speaker 19: black anger. And to me, it's like, but if you
Speaker 19: address the issue. I might have nothing to be angry about,
Speaker 19: But when I was in Detroit for the book tour,
Speaker 19: I was talking about this and eminent domain especially, and
Speaker 19: there was an older black woman in the audience who
Speaker 19: was like, Yeah, when I was a kid in the sixties,
Speaker 19: they came through our middle class community and took the
Speaker 19: whole community. It was like one hundred families there, so
Speaker 19: many black owned businesses, took the whole community through eminine domain,
Speaker 19: didn't build anything in.
Speaker 2: Its place for fifty years. It was just vacant. And
Speaker 2: what that does to a person.
Speaker 19: She said her uncle owned three properties in that neighborhood,
Speaker 19: and she was like, what it did to my uncle.
Speaker 19: When you spend your whole life savings building this out
Speaker 19: and watch the government take it. Why would that make
Speaker 19: me want to be an upstanding citizen? How can I
Speaker 19: go from that and want to be like I can't
Speaker 19: even be around it, Like it would make my skin
Speaker 19: crawl to be around people thinking like you did this
Speaker 19: to me and like it, you know, and as a
Speaker 19: man as a provider, thinking like wow, like I did
Speaker 19: everything the way they told me I'm supposed to do,
Speaker 19: and they still took it. And they said it's one
Speaker 19: hundred percent legal, and there's nothing I can do about
Speaker 19: it that will make you angry for a lifetime. So
Speaker 19: if y'all tired of black people being angry, do the
Speaker 19: thing to make it not angry. I promise you if
Speaker 19: they started giving our reparations, legalize it like there's I
Speaker 19: ain't got nothing. I'm gonna be on my land doing
Speaker 19: my own thing. I don't got no beef, go do
Speaker 19: what you gotta do and like, but if you don't
Speaker 19: address the problem, it's always going to be there. So
Speaker 19: how we get there? There are only I believe New
Speaker 19: York State is the third state to have established a
Speaker 19: commission and a task force for actually exploring what reparations
Speaker 19: will look like. California alreadys already has one, Illinois has one.
Speaker 19: There's some cities, like there's a city in North Carolina
Speaker 19: that is also building it out. But it's very locally
Speaker 19: happening right now, and we have to support those things.
Speaker 19: So for those who are in New York, you can
Speaker 19: support that and why the number four reparations dot org
Speaker 19: New York for Reparations dot org, and you can learn
Speaker 19: more about how to support that movement because I think
Speaker 19: we have to. We have to stop acting as if
Speaker 19: it's never going to happen, and we have to make
Speaker 19: it happen. There's a global movement right now for reparations.
Speaker 19: It's not just us in America. You got African nations
Speaker 19: saying I want my stuff back and I don't want
Speaker 19: to be a part of the Commonwealth no more. You
Speaker 19: got places in the Caribbean saying, yeah, actually I don't
Speaker 19: acknowledge the British crown no more, and we want to
Speaker 19: be There's this movement happening. Give us our stuff back
Speaker 19: from the museums, give us our art back, give us
Speaker 19: our rules back. We got to get our wealth back too.
Speaker 19: And we can't wait for I hope it happens. No,
Speaker 19: we got to work for it to happen. And in
Speaker 19: the meantime, you're doing everything you can to get you
Speaker 19: a little piece of land.
Speaker 2: So that's really where I'm at.
Speaker 19: I think there's also another organization, where is my land
Speaker 19: dot org. They had a successful campaign. If people are
Speaker 19: familiar with the Bruce's Beach in California, oh yeah, so
Speaker 19: there was like the Bruce family had built a hotel
Speaker 19: and a resort on the beachfront in La in like
Speaker 19: the thirties, and their land was taken through eminent domain.
Speaker 19: The city did absolutely nothing with it. And in twenty twenty,
Speaker 19: a brilliant organizer named kavan Ward was like, I'm tired
Speaker 19: of Californians acting like they're better than the rest of
Speaker 19: the country.
Speaker 2: And y'all have racism right in your backyard.
Speaker 19: And until y'all give this black family their land back,
Speaker 19: like you have no moral authority to be telling nobody
Speaker 19: else from anywhere else anything. And that family got their
Speaker 19: land back, twenty million dollars worth of land back, so
Speaker 19: like it is possible, but we have to support it.
Speaker 19: So I would say some of the easiest ways are
Speaker 19: eminent domain reversals because you don't need a President Trump
Speaker 19: to sign off on nothing. All she had to do
Speaker 19: was go to Los Angeles County and say, hey, this
Speaker 19: happens in this county. Y'all signed off on that. Now
Speaker 19: y'all can sign off to give it back. They have
Speaker 19: dozens of campaigns going around, so you can sign their petitions,
Speaker 19: you can donate to support them. There's a lot of
Speaker 19: people trying to do this work, and they're kind of
Speaker 19: doing it by themselves or they're building these coalitions, and
Speaker 19: they don't have a lot of visibility. So for people
Speaker 19: who are saying, wow, I've never even heard of this stuff,
Speaker 19: like yeah, just look it up New York for reparations.
Speaker 19: See what the California Task Force is doing. And if
Speaker 19: you're listening from another state and they don't have that,
Speaker 19: y'all should. It's not like you're starting it from scratch.
Speaker 19: The blueprint is already elsewhere. Say, how did New York
Speaker 19: do it? Can we learn from them? How did California
Speaker 19: do it? Can we learn from them? And how can
Speaker 19: we start getting.
Speaker 1: Lad back for you? Have you been paying attention to
Speaker 1: what's going on in places like Chicago, Like you know,
Speaker 1: we had a Ma Hong Girls thou up here and
Speaker 1: she's been talking about how the Chicago Housing Authority has
Speaker 1: stolen so much land, including her mother's property.
Speaker 2: Have you paid attention to that.
Speaker 19: I didn't specifically hear about her campaign, but I have
Speaker 19: heard about this happening in Chicago, because yeah, in urban
Speaker 19: community just happens too, whether it's through eminent domain or
Speaker 19: they'll take a blighted property.
Speaker 2: But it's a difference.
Speaker 19: If a home own it is abandoned, the land under
Speaker 19: it should still belong to whoever owned that. They should
Speaker 19: never be the land from someone even if they say, hey,
Speaker 19: we got to tear down this house and build something up.
Speaker 19: Better cool, do that on my land for me, right,
Speaker 19: like if you shouldn't be taking my land. And also
Speaker 19: in Chicago, I think they were doing pretty good work
Speaker 19: about the fact that homeowners, Like if a black homeowner
Speaker 19: is saying, oh, I'm trying to sell my house, how.
Speaker 2: Much is it worth?
Speaker 19: Their houses are being appraised for like six figures less
Speaker 19: than what a white family is. Like if you took
Speaker 19: down all the pictures of your black family in your
Speaker 19: house and then tried to sell it, they would value
Speaker 19: it more. So there are people trying to shift that policy,
Speaker 19: shift tax codes. Why are we paying more taxes in
Speaker 19: communities that have worse schools, worse roads, no infrastructure. So
Speaker 19: there's a lot of people trying to attack this from
Speaker 19: different areas. And I think it's all important, Like not
Speaker 19: everybody needs to move to a farm and grow something,
Speaker 19: but everybody deserves a piece of land with at least
Speaker 19: the backyard. In the back there's enough to go around.
Speaker 19: If Bill Gates didn't have all of it, like we could,
Speaker 19: we could all afford to have a nice piece of something.
Speaker 19: And this scarcity mindset they try to teach us is
Speaker 19: we have to push back against like this idea that
Speaker 19: even sometimes what I see is they try to put
Speaker 19: our groups together against one another, where when I start
Speaker 19: talking about reparations, someone's like, well, actually it's all indigenous land. Well,
Speaker 19: there's enough for us all to have something. Indigenous folks
Speaker 19: should have their land back too, Black people should have
Speaker 19: some land, Latinos whether they are coming as workers on, Like,
Speaker 19: there's enough for all of us to have something. And
Speaker 19: in this richest country in the world, why are we accepting, Oh,
Speaker 19: this is not enough to go around. I just don't
Speaker 19: believe that. I don't believe that, and I'm not gonna
Speaker 19: ever believe that. And so actually, to the point of
Speaker 19: New york ER's for reparation, there's a collective. I'm a
Speaker 19: part of Bliss Black liberation, Indigenous sovereignty, and we're trying
Speaker 19: to be in solidarity with one or another and say, hey,
Speaker 19: they can never pit me against you. I want you
Speaker 19: to have land too, and I want me to have
Speaker 19: land too, And both of our answers acknowledge like there's
Speaker 19: enough for us to get this, get to it together.
Speaker 19: We don't got to fight over it. Because while we're
Speaker 19: fighting over it, they vacationing on their Wyoming ranch. They
Speaker 19: in Hawaii with it. They everywhere own the land, and
Speaker 19: we're fighting for two acres over here. I'm not here
Speaker 19: for that. There's enough for all of us to go around.
Speaker 1: Bria Baker rooted the American legacy of land theft and
Speaker 1: the modern movement for black land ownership is out right now.
Speaker 4: And to get at you, Bri, listen.
Speaker 19: You can follow me at Freckled Wild Black on social media.
Speaker 19: I also have a website, Bria Baker dot com and
Speaker 19: the book is in stores everywhere. Don't buy it from
Speaker 19: Amazon though we boycotting them too. Just about to ask you,
Speaker 19: what's your book on Amazon? Is on Amazon, it is
Speaker 19: on Target, but we boycotting both of those places right now.
Speaker 3: Your Instagram name right so you can find it there.
Speaker 19: I might be off of them too, so that's why
Speaker 19: I said the website Brebaker.
Speaker 2: Dot com to use it.
Speaker 19: You know, just there's black bookstores everywhere. Get it from
Speaker 19: a black bookstore. If you're like I don't want to
Speaker 19: go in person, bookshop dot org will let you buy
Speaker 19: it from a local bookstore and make sure that your
Speaker 19: money is going to someone who also wants to see
Speaker 19: us win, because buying a book about black land from
Speaker 19: a company that don't want to.
Speaker 2: See you own no land is a little crazy. But listen,
Speaker 2: you gotta get it where you gotta get it. You
Speaker 2: gotta get it.
Speaker 4: It's in Target too and Walmart.
Speaker 3: Right the Breakfast club Sparning, Everybody's dj NV, Jess Hilaris
Speaker 3: Chelamaine the God we are the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 3: and again Brian Baker for joining us. Her new book
Speaker 3: rooted the American legacy of land theft in the modern
Speaker 3: movement for black land ownership is out right now.
Speaker 4: That is a great read.
Speaker 2: I read it.
Speaker 1: I read it right over the holidays, like right, yeah,
Speaker 1: during the holidays.
Speaker 2: Man, It's it's a fantastic read.
Speaker 1: And you know, cause I'm from South Carolina and that
Speaker 1: happens a lot in South Carolina, so that that title
Speaker 1: piqued my interest when sim gave it to me. So
Speaker 1: if you want to learn more about that, about the
Speaker 1: land theft that's happening all throughout our country and has
Speaker 1: been happening throughout the time, throughout.
Speaker 4: Time, go get up, Go get Bria Baker's book rooted.
Speaker 2: She is smart, y'all.
Speaker 5: She is so smart, Like I'm sitting here learning from
Speaker 5: her like an anister.
Speaker 2: She was.
Speaker 5: I was just like, damn, and she's and you know
Speaker 5: how somebody like they take their time. And he talked
Speaker 5: like she knew exactly what she was going to say,
Speaker 5: what she wanted to say, Like that's not a person
Speaker 5: that's passionate about the things that they talk about.
Speaker 2: Yo, that's dope.
Speaker 3: Definitely God and get her book, and also sued everybody
Speaker 3: heading out to New Orleans for the super Bowl, you.
Speaker 5: Had not I head out tonight. I'll be there tomorrow,
Speaker 5: so I'll be broadcasting from no life.
Speaker 2: That's right, be saying you going to the actual game.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure about that yet.
Speaker 5: I'm not really you know, I ain't really trying to
Speaker 5: the Ravens ain't dead and everything.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I knew you was if I knew you wasn't gonna
Speaker 4: be here tomorrow.
Speaker 2: That came in this morning, shut up blind, like what
Speaker 2: are you talking about? I know you were gonna be
Speaker 2: here tomorrow. No, but yeah, I'm not off the I'll
Speaker 2: be here. I'll just be versal. I just miss seeing you.
Speaker 5: Come on there and line, come on, big ass mush
Speaker 5: and all that, like, come on line.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll fine, I won't be mushy on it,
Speaker 1: and okay, I'll be mushy off here.
Speaker 4: She's like, whatever, all right, well we got just with
Speaker 4: the man's coming up.
Speaker 2: But we're talking.
Speaker 5: About, yes, yes, yeah, what were we talking about? You're
Speaker 5: talking about Kendrick in super Bowl?
Speaker 2: Exactly? What would just talk exactly?
Speaker 24: Know?
Speaker 5: But it's a couple of things you talking about. I
Speaker 5: know started with That's what I'm like, we're talking about
Speaker 5: We're gonna.
Speaker 18: Kick it off with the Ken drink in the super Bowl,
Speaker 18: but then we want we got to get to the
Speaker 18: drink too.
Speaker 2: I wonder what kendrick grandmother did to him?
Speaker 5: What you mean, because remember he was like, he said,
Speaker 5: I cut my granny off and she don't see how
Speaker 5: I said.
Speaker 2: But it's like, why would she do?
Speaker 18: I always be.
Speaker 2: Wondering if I said I would, I would know. But
Speaker 2: even if why did you? He's just letting you know that.
Speaker 1: You know, he don't play about nobody when they try
Speaker 1: to play with him and cut his brandy off if
Speaker 1: he got to So if I cut my if I
Speaker 1: cut my granny off.
Speaker 4: What would you think I'll do to you?
Speaker 5: Jesus, I know his grandmother was like, boy, I'm not
Speaker 5: cutting my grandmama.
Speaker 18: Now I need my mother.
Speaker 3: All right, We'll get to justice the mess when we
Speaker 3: come back. It's the Breakfast Club the.
Speaker 4: Morning Morning Everybody. It's d J n V.
Speaker 3: Just hilarious, Charlamagne the gud We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Everybody actually produced that record too. The recipe Earth got it.
Speaker 3: Let's get to just the mess you.
Speaker 16: Is real, whether it's just lies, just ca Robin Moore,
Speaker 16: just don't do no lines, don't do that talk.
Speaker 2: Talk those space world why jests, worldwide mass on the
Speaker 2: breakfast Clubs. She's the coaches ship. She was able to
Speaker 2: get y'all to see something and understand something that nobody
Speaker 2: could get you to see. Just time to set it off.
Speaker 2: So I know I want to hear that. Like I said,
Speaker 2: the Super Bowl, is he going to be able to
Speaker 2: perform it though?
Speaker 20: So that is the conversation that was started yesterday in
Speaker 20: New Orleans. According to TMZ, they say that they spoke
Speaker 20: to Network so Fox and NFL sources who told them
Speaker 20: that yesterday per standard Wednesday. Uh Kendrick Lamar's set list
Speaker 20: was handed over to NFL and Fox executives and attorneys,
Speaker 20: and that is when, like you know, they just pulled
Speaker 20: back the curtain. They look at the set list, they
Speaker 20: look at the you know, everything that's going to happen,
Speaker 20: to make sure that you know, yeah, everything is approved legally,
Speaker 20: everything is good, but you know, there's more attention on
Speaker 20: this year's performance because of not like us in the
Speaker 20: word pedophile being used, uh and the with the A
Speaker 20: minor and stuff like that. So what TMZ is told
Speaker 20: will happen is he will for sure perform the song,
Speaker 20: but they're trying to figure out I guess they give
Speaker 20: him stipulations on how he does it, because they say,
Speaker 20: once the execs get the list, they call in the
Speaker 20: lawyers who pour over the lyrics and make sure that
Speaker 20: there's nothing that will get the league in a network
Speaker 20: in trouble with the FCC, who's you know they govern
Speaker 20: those shows.
Speaker 1: And just a fun fact, standard practice by the way,
Speaker 1: I mean everybody, everybody trying to make this an issue
Speaker 1: because it's the Kendrick Drake thing, but they do that
Speaker 1: every year with any artist.
Speaker 18: It is standard practice.
Speaker 20: But according to their sources, it's extra this year because
Speaker 20: of the lawsuits, specifically because of the defamation lawsuit that Drake.
Speaker 2: I don't believe that.
Speaker 18: This is according to TMZ and their sources are not
Speaker 18: my sources.
Speaker 2: But they got that should though when he do this
Speaker 2: the real Nigga challenge, he should do that.
Speaker 18: Well, we'll see what he's able to do.
Speaker 20: And and and just you know, to your point Charlotte
Speaker 20: on standard practice, there are not one but two centsors
Speaker 20: on game. They normally the NFL has an official who
Speaker 20: can bleep out content, and then Fox has a backup
Speaker 20: just in case because there's also a five second delay,
Speaker 20: and they do that just in case as well too,
Speaker 20: so they can come in and swipe out anything that
Speaker 20: they need to.
Speaker 1: But go ahead, this is all Justin Timberlake fault when
Speaker 1: Justin Timberlake exposed Janna Jackson's tap top for the world
Speaker 1: to see.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I think they'll be extra careful now, especially
Speaker 3: with Drake suing u MG and and and then.
Speaker 1: The NFL scanning no damn Drake lawsuit. No, they ain't
Speaker 1: got nothing to do with nothing.
Speaker 18: I think their.
Speaker 2: Business business a minor And yeah, I mean, but I'm
Speaker 2: just saying, like, come on, it's the NFL. This is
Speaker 2: like a katy right here.
Speaker 20: We can't well whatever they decided on Yesterday, Wednesday, Today,
Speaker 20: Thursday the sixth, there is a run through tech thive
Speaker 20: run through which is also standard protocol, so it'll be
Speaker 20: practice today, so we'll find out Sunday.
Speaker 2: Quote yep.
Speaker 20: But speaking of music though, and Drake Kendrick, Uh, you know,
Speaker 20: Drake is on his tour. We talked about the first
Speaker 20: opening night in Australia, so then second night went down
Speaker 20: and on stage Drake actually gave his fans a little
Speaker 20: surprise talking about some new music. Let's to listen when
Speaker 20: you all was coming.
Speaker 2: Out on Valentine's Day, were parting next door.
Speaker 13: You know.
Speaker 2: Eventually, when the time is right, Jessey.
Speaker 4: Drink alone by himself.
Speaker 2: It's gonna have to have a one on one talk
Speaker 2: to y'all.
Speaker 16: I'll be back with another album with one on one
Speaker 16: conversation with y'all.
Speaker 5: That you need to get here.
Speaker 2: Eli is going crazy right now, jumping up and down,
Speaker 2: and I think you don't mean it.
Speaker 18: He don't mean you want drink.
Speaker 1: No, he wants to get obio Eli and all Drake
Speaker 1: fans know, y'all really want Drake to go get some rest.
Speaker 1: Y'all know, y'all want Drake to go take a nap
Speaker 1: for a little bit, You know that.
Speaker 10: Nah.
Speaker 3: I think if he does a one on one, I
Speaker 3: think gotta be dope. Him talking to himself about everything
Speaker 3: that happened, how he looks, how he felt on the inside,
Speaker 3: how it looks on the outside, I gotta be dope.
Speaker 1: If he's able to lyrically do it the right way,
Speaker 1: I think that'll be dope. He's not gonna tell us
Speaker 1: how heard he is, and can he even put out music?
Speaker 1: But can he even put out music while is lost
Speaker 1: in going on?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: With the screaming services put his music on playlists, Well
Speaker 1: he will radio play him? Will u MG push it
Speaker 1: like I'm avking?
Speaker 3: I don't know, but they did say, I don't know
Speaker 3: how true this is. They said the Party album is
Speaker 3: gonna be Party featuring Drake. It's not gonna be both
Speaker 3: for the album. It's gonna be every song to be
Speaker 3: featuring Drake. I guess so they can get it through
Speaker 3: the system.
Speaker 18: Yeah, that's a report. And to your point, Charlotte and
Speaker 18: mentioning that envy.
Speaker 20: When I saw that, I was like, oh, maybe he
Speaker 20: can't release music right now, and that's his way of
Speaker 20: getting some songs off because, like you know, it's a
Speaker 20: separate entity, separate situation.
Speaker 4: But yo, what did he do?
Speaker 5: I mean, I don't want to cut you off, but
Speaker 5: what did he say about the Lebron thing? I seen
Speaker 5: something online? So he changed the lyrics to the six.
Speaker 20: Yeah, so the first night and we didn't get through
Speaker 20: this yesterday, but I mentioned it. Now, the first night
Speaker 20: you talking about will he really tell us how he feels,
Speaker 20: how he feels. He's been doing it on stage, So
Speaker 20: he changed the song. He changed one of his songs
Speaker 20: to throw some shots at Lebron to take a listen.
Speaker 20: Since so he talked about Ron. But then yesterday at
Speaker 20: his tour stop yesterday, I mean, I'm sorry not to stop.
Speaker 20: But yesterday online DJ khal It posted super excited for
Speaker 20: his new album coming out and he says, this is
Speaker 20: the album where I'll have those two drake, those two drakes.
Speaker 20: Remember he went to the the concerts, Yeah, and he
Speaker 20: had the signs like I got the two drakes. He said, well,
Speaker 20: I'm finally this is gonna be the one with the
Speaker 20: two drakes. Drakes came, Drake came in the comments and
Speaker 20: said must meet Drake jail basically.
Speaker 13: Get it.
Speaker 18: And the post is not there. It's going now.
Speaker 2: It was sassy, though it was it was very very
Speaker 2: very much, very much alive and it's very much not
Speaker 2: me on an album, A little sassy savage.
Speaker 4: You got that smoke coming out of your back.
Speaker 18: It's giving wrong girl, that's right? Maybe you right?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm enjoying this. This is hilarious to me.
Speaker 1: This is hilarious Drake getting his fifty on Drake, Like, nah, Calus,
Speaker 1: you staying next to a lot of my ops, so
Speaker 1: you know I'm not clearing no records for you.
Speaker 20: Don't speak about nothing though, Like he's so unproblematic at
Speaker 20: the end of the day.
Speaker 2: So it's like, yeah, I get it.
Speaker 20: But it's like Lebron different. He posted he can't wait
Speaker 20: to see Kendrick at the super Bowl. He had to
Speaker 20: pop out.
Speaker 2: But it's like, yo, all right, so what like I
Speaker 2: can't like both. It's like, no, you gotta pick aside.
Speaker 4: I ain't go front.
Speaker 1: I feel bad for caled on this one because Calor
Speaker 1: love everybody I know. Cali don't get into no. You
Speaker 1: don't want no problem.
Speaker 2: So this has nothing to do with Kendrick hun because
Speaker 2: nothing like that. This is probably Ross and relationship. I'm
Speaker 2: sure that's probably super with Ross too.
Speaker 20: He's close with everybody major Key's like, nope, cal.
Speaker 4: It never picks I publically that I can remember.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, people always, people even get on
Speaker 1: Cali for you know, not speaking out for Palestine, and
Speaker 1: he's Palestinian, so why would you expect for him to
Speaker 1: speak up for you and a rat beef?
Speaker 3: The only person he ever stood up for, whatever spoke
Speaker 3: out for, is Fat Joe, which is his brothers is fat.
Speaker 4: Like he's always wrote for Fat Joe.
Speaker 1: When Fat Joe had to be for fifty he wouldn't
Speaker 1: he wouldn't shake their hands, he wouldn't take care.
Speaker 4: But that wasn't public though. That wasn't public.
Speaker 2: That wasn't that.
Speaker 13: We know that.
Speaker 4: We know that because they've told us still stories, but
Speaker 4: that wasn't a public thing.
Speaker 2: Has been very public about with fifty G unit before.
Speaker 4: I never heard him say personally, I haven't, but.
Speaker 3: We understand that that's brother. Yeah, thank you, all right,
Speaker 3: all right now coming so to uh no, never mind
Speaker 3: because you already when people do that.
Speaker 2: People got nothing to.
Speaker 4: Do with Drake or anybody just got to do with us.
Speaker 4: But I'm never mind.
Speaker 2: He is such a clown.
Speaker 5: He's been doing ready for you already know what's going on.
Speaker 5: When you bring that up, you already know what be
Speaker 5: like what what?
Speaker 2: Girl? What you just say saying? Yo, that's like you
Speaker 2: know what.
Speaker 1: You're in a relationship with somebody about to argue like
Speaker 1: never mind, no, say no, I'm gonna say not forget it.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna say no, no, forget I'm.
Speaker 2: Gonna say no, no, no. The moment is passed. The
Speaker 2: moment is passed.
Speaker 4: The moment passed. I talked about it later.
Speaker 3: Now now now all right, Well, just fix my messes
Speaker 3: coming up if you haven't what's coming up?
Speaker 4: And can I finish what I'm doing? Please just fix
Speaker 4: my messages coming up in a second.
Speaker 3: If you have relationship problems or relationships issues, you can
Speaker 3: get on the phone lines right now. We'll start taking
Speaker 3: your calls. Eight hundred five eight five, one oh five one.
Speaker 3: But Charlamane, you got donkey to Day coming up? Yes,
Speaker 3: I do have Donkey to Day coming up right now. Actually,
Speaker 3: and uh, this is a bridezilla we shall discuss for
Speaker 3: after the hour.
Speaker 1: Her name is Kelly branch her. She needs to come
Speaker 1: in front of the congregation. We'd like to have a
Speaker 1: word with her. All right, we'll get to that next.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Come morning, you're checking out.
Speaker 2: The Breakfast Club. Peace to the planet, Charlamagne to God.
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Speaker 2: Donkey up to day made Damn he hogged. It's time
Speaker 2: for Donkey Day. I me ain't trying to be donkey
Speaker 2: today no more. They should be embarrassed by what they
Speaker 2: already did. I'm not making these people do these days
Speaker 2: called Donkey of the Day and it really caught me
Speaker 2: off guard.
Speaker 5: Damn, so man who got the donkey out to day today?
Speaker 2: Well, just hilarious.
Speaker 1: Donkey of to Day for Thursday, February six goes to
Speaker 1: a Wisconsin woman named Kelly Branter. Kelly is twenty two
Speaker 1: years old, which means our prefrontal core text is not
Speaker 1: fully developed. Okay, your prefrontal cor text is the reasoning
Speaker 1: center of your brain, and hers is still cooking, okay,
Speaker 1: not scheduled to be done until at least the age
Speaker 1: of twenty five. All right, this isn't my feelings, This
Speaker 1: isn't an opinion, This is scientific facts.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: The prefrontal cor text is responsible for executive functions like
Speaker 1: decision making and planning and prioritizing and controlling imposes.
Speaker 4: I want you to remember the controlling impost this part, okay.
Speaker 1: I want you to remember this when you hear Caylee's
Speaker 1: story because the prefrontal cortex helps process emotions like anger, fear,
Speaker 1: and aggression. All of that matters in this situation because
Speaker 1: Kelly is facing a charge of first degree reckless injury
Speaker 1: because she decided that she needed to stab her fiance.
Speaker 2: What are you talking about, uncle Charlotte. Well, let's go
Speaker 2: to Fox six News.
Speaker 4: For the report.
Speaker 23: Police, a Brookfield woman is charged for stabbing her boyfriend
Speaker 23: over a wedding venue. Twenty two year old Kaylee Branter
Speaker 23: is charged with first degree reckless injury.
Speaker 2: The incident happened last Wednesday.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 23: According to the criminal complaint, officers went to a home
Speaker 23: in Brookfield for a domestic incident.
Speaker 2: A victim says he was stabbed in the neck by
Speaker 2: his girlfriend.
Speaker 23: He says they had a disagreement about possibly using their
Speaker 23: house as a wedding venue and she attacked him without warning.
Speaker 4: Here's the knife.
Speaker 2: Detective say he had four injuries. The victim admitted to hitting.
Speaker 1: Branter, Bridezilla, Groomzilla, this chicken know whether she wants to
Speaker 1: be Beyonce or to bride of Chucky. Now, the victim
Speaker 1: did admit to hitting Caley, so she probably was justified
Speaker 1: to identify as a Puerto Rican and stab him. But
Speaker 1: it's about how this escalated that has caused me to
Speaker 1: give this young lady donkey of the day now. Throughout
Speaker 1: my life, I've seen struggles with in laws depicted on
Speaker 1: TV and in films.
Speaker 2: I've never had those problems in real life. Envy have you, no,
Speaker 2: Jess have you?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I don't know what it feels like to not like
Speaker 1: my in laws, but I would think that a dispute
Speaker 1: over a wedding venue wouldn't result in violence. And what
Speaker 1: happened in this situation, the young lady Calle and the
Speaker 1: fiance's mother were texting, and I guess the mother didn't like.
Speaker 4: The wedding venue.
Speaker 1: But the mother in law really has no say over
Speaker 1: where you choose to have your wedding if she not
Speaker 1: paying for it, are contributing financially in any way to
Speaker 1: our wedding.
Speaker 2: The only thing she needs to know is where to be.
Speaker 1: And I'm going to show you these screenshots in text
Speaker 1: message is from your mom, so you can call your
Speaker 1: mother and get her in check, because I don't want
Speaker 1: to hear anything from her in regards.
Speaker 4: To where we are doing our wedding.
Speaker 1: I don't know what the argument you know was about
Speaker 1: after she got off the phone with his mother, but
Speaker 1: I can guess, and the argument probably was about Cally
Speaker 1: setting boundaries with his mother. And no man wants to
Speaker 1: hear their fiance tell him that he needs to get
Speaker 1: his mom under control. Okay, The reality is Mama probably
Speaker 1: don't like her all right. Mama knows her prefrontal cortext
Speaker 1: isn't fully developed. She knows that that girl don't got
Speaker 1: it all, and you carelly proved her right. What I
Speaker 1: don't understand is why you stab your fiance if you
Speaker 1: got a problem with his mother, what you cut him
Speaker 1: and said f you and the vagina you come from.
Speaker 4: Boy, No, that's not the way to do that.
Speaker 1: And this is yet another reason I know your prefrontal
Speaker 1: cortext isn't fully developed because your decision making is flawed.
Speaker 1: You got a problem with your fiance's mother. You don't
Speaker 1: stab the fiance, you stab his mom. Oh my god, No,
Speaker 1: that's actually not what I wanted to say. What I
Speaker 1: wanted to say is this is why we must all
Speaker 1: develop better conflict resolution skills. And the reality is, Carey,
Speaker 1: you and your fiance are not ready to be married. Okay,
Speaker 1: in fact, you both shouldn't even be together. This is
Speaker 1: just a toxic relationship. You and the mom arguing, and
Speaker 1: then you go grab a knife and attack your fiance
Speaker 1: because of an argument that you was having with his mom.
Speaker 1: And you said you was acting out of fear that
Speaker 1: you thought your fiance would hit you. Now, I'm no
Speaker 1: doctor jin Mann, and that's fine because y'all don't need
Speaker 1: a couple therapy. In fact, you need an exorcism. Okay,
Speaker 1: this union is not the Lord. I can sense when
Speaker 1: the devil is present. If I could pray in tongues
Speaker 1: right now, I would, but I can't. But Jessica Robbin
Speaker 1: Moore can Jessica, you are of the Lord. Please put
Speaker 1: your hands on this couple and speak in tongues for them.
Speaker 5: Please by by, by bye bye, Shah coming in a Honda,
Speaker 5: he talked about Shah.
Speaker 1: Amen, Amen for them, man that Honda. Please give calle
Speaker 1: brand to the sweet sounds of the Hamiltones.
Speaker 19: Oh.
Speaker 2: No, you are the dog of the day, the dogee.
Speaker 1: All the day. Ye Now, just I'm not gonna ask
Speaker 1: you what God put on your spirit to say to
Speaker 1: these people. But I do wonder why did the Lord
Speaker 1: have to come in a Honda just now because you
Speaker 1: during when you were speaking in tongues, you said that
Speaker 1: he was coming in a.
Speaker 2: Honda's see is the holy goals? It takes over.
Speaker 5: You don't know what you're saying. You just have to
Speaker 5: allow God to use you. And maybe they have a
Speaker 5: Honda and I didn't know that.
Speaker 1: But I believe Hondas are of the Lord because hondas
Speaker 1: last forever. The hand does last forever, eternal life. You
Speaker 1: hear me, You see what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, well, thank you for that Donky today. Yes, now,
Speaker 3: just fix my masket on the phone lines right now.
Speaker 3: If you're having issues relationship problems. Eight hundred five eight
Speaker 3: is to breakfast club good morning the.
Speaker 14: Umping, and his phone popped up a text message and
Speaker 14: her regulates. So I was phone off and I asked
Speaker 14: him about the text message. Well, his phone is locked,
Speaker 14: and he basically told me I didn't see what I saw.
Speaker 14: It was the church group on Facebook messengers. So he
Speaker 14: showed me that people saying good morning. But I'm like, no,
Speaker 14: it's not Facebook because this is a phone number. So anyway,
Speaker 14: Tom goes by, I'm like, let me see the phone.
Speaker 14: We go back and forth. It's like not happening. The
Speaker 14: phone is locked, Like if.
Speaker 18: It was a grenade, he would have blew up, like he.
Speaker 13: Would not let the phone go.
Speaker 14: Yes, So I just left, like okay, I'm gonna get
Speaker 14: out of here, escalating, and at this point.
Speaker 2: I know you're lying.
Speaker 14: So then a couple of days later, I finally get
Speaker 14: around to talking and he's like, someone sent him a
Speaker 14: random text message from the past. He don't know why
Speaker 14: it was super random.
Speaker 6: He's innocent.
Speaker 2: He took a couple of days to come up with that.
Speaker 14: That's that's the excuse he gave. You don't never saw anything.
Speaker 14: But it's like you're a man man, your falls lived.
Speaker 14: Like all you gotta do if it was that simple,
Speaker 14: was just pull up the message like here you go.
Speaker 14: So that just goes to show like there was something
Speaker 14: that she was trying to hide. It may not have
Speaker 14: been that, but so do.
Speaker 2: You believe him that was the Do you believe that
Speaker 2: that was a friend from a long time ago? You don't?
Speaker 2: And you know, do you believe that?
Speaker 5: Be honest with me, do you believe that? Because that's
Speaker 5: the only way I can help you is if you
Speaker 5: don't be lying.
Speaker 14: I don't, but I'm very forgiven, so like I I
Speaker 14: don't believe that in my heart.
Speaker 5: Though, Okay, well then that's something that you you got.
Speaker 5: You gotta tell him that. And I don't believe you
Speaker 5: told him that. I understand that you're forgiven, but you
Speaker 5: can't turn a blind eye to obvious like obvious things.
Speaker 5: You understand what I'm saying, because if he knows how forget,
Speaker 5: he sees how forgiving you are. You know as his
Speaker 5: wife that that's that's easy. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 5: That's easy. He gonna know what to say to get
Speaker 5: back in your good graces. And you know, you you
Speaker 5: just voluntarily like ignoring it. You can't do that, you know,
Speaker 5: it's something else going on now. He may not have
Speaker 5: you know, met up with this woman or you know,
Speaker 5: done anything, but you're still cheating.
Speaker 2: It's your height.
Speaker 5: It's something that I can't see now. You're hiding something
Speaker 5: that I'm not supposed to say in it.
Speaker 2: That's that's not cool. I ain't something you leave your man.
Speaker 5: But you have to tell him how you feel. Tell
Speaker 5: him this is a marriage. It's not your boyfriend. You
Speaker 5: just can't break up with him, you know. I understand that,
Speaker 5: but definitely have a conversation with him.
Speaker 2: But I don't.
Speaker 5: And this is going to lead me to like not
Speaker 5: trust you, like you you. I don't feel good about this.
Speaker 5: I feel I know you lying to me about it.
Speaker 2: Tell him why y'all always thinking the worst though? Excuse me,
Speaker 2: I'm just like your man is cheating.
Speaker 1: A lot of times, brothers be doing this telehelp, which
Speaker 1: is therapy through the phone, and we don't want you
Speaker 1: to see our conversations with our therapists. Sometimes we texting
Speaker 1: with our pastors and spiritual leaders. I don't want you
Speaker 1: to see that either. Sometimes we plan in amazing surprises
Speaker 1: for you. Why you always got to think somebody cheating boys, right.
Speaker 2: Right? Why would it take him?
Speaker 14: I don't think the past.
Speaker 2: Go ahead and say what you were saying, babe, saying
Speaker 2: I don't think.
Speaker 14: The pastor or the cantlor text hello gordgeous?
Speaker 2: Yeah why somebody calling him gorgeous though? Yeah, yeah, yeah, sorry.
Speaker 14: Yeah, my mom went a couple of ways with that
Speaker 14: when I got you, so yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it might be an old friend from the old
Speaker 5: home college or something. I don't know what's going on
Speaker 5: with the definitely definitely holler at him and see which
Speaker 5: one is homeboys or whatever. I mean, you know, or
Speaker 5: anybody's calling this man gorgeous.
Speaker 2: I won't say that.
Speaker 3: Charlemagne text me here gorgeous every once in a while.
Speaker 3: It's a little it's never comfortable and awkward, but he
Speaker 3: does send that to me sometimes, yess.
Speaker 4: So just you know, keep that.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you one thing.
Speaker 1: If it's a man calling him gorgeous, I promise you
Speaker 1: your boyfriend getting the whole fist up every Friday.
Speaker 2: Who God, that's not her.
Speaker 14: I hope it's a sarcastic woman, because yeah, yeah, that's
Speaker 14: what I hope to have one Jess, good luck, all right,
Speaker 14: thank you?
Speaker 4: Also, let the record show Jess Mary J.
Speaker 1: Blige got a whole song called good Morning Gorgeous, and
Speaker 1: she says, look in the mirror and tell yourself good
Speaker 1: morning gorgeous. So maybe he texts good morning gorgeous to himself.
Speaker 2: No, not nah, not not no. Man, Murray wasn't talking
Speaker 2: to the niggas.
Speaker 3: Just fix my mess. Eight hundred five eighty five one
Speaker 3: five one caller up. Now, it's the breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning.
Speaker 2: That's about me. For relationship problems. AT's about me.
Speaker 5: If you need to beat your coworker's ass, at about me,
Speaker 5: for your coworker needs to beat your ass, call it up.
Speaker 2: They got the jests and I'm here to fix your mess.
Speaker 2: Fix your mess.
Speaker 3: It's getting very much messy. Let me fix that morning, everybody.
Speaker 3: It's the j Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne the guy. We
Speaker 3: are the breakfast Club. We're in the middle of Jess
Speaker 3: fix my mess. And we have Peter on the line.
Speaker 2: Peter, good morning, Hey, great morning.
Speaker 25: Gods appreciate y'all.
Speaker 2: God take us off bluetooth for speaker. If you're on
Speaker 2: all right, way better? What's your question for Jess?
Speaker 6: All right, So, my old ladies are staying at home,
Speaker 6: all right, so I care everything, all right. Me and
Speaker 6: her got into a little stack, and she's the tourist
Speaker 6: for running her car on, all right. She told me
Speaker 6: that her car was room and she she didn't know
Speaker 6: what she would make it to the gas tion. So
Speaker 6: when he lived about a mile away from the gapot like,
Speaker 6: you know, go ahead and you make it to the gastation, right.
Speaker 6: But he there and went to the gas station. When
Speaker 6: she came back, she told me that she broke down,
Speaker 6: you know, and a guy stopped to help her. The
Speaker 6: guy who stopped to help her, thanks you to assault
Speaker 6: to her, all right. So she said she didn't have
Speaker 6: her wallet, so she went to the gas station. She
Speaker 6: got the guy pay for the gas, and she cashed
Speaker 6: out the guy back. So actually, I was how how
Speaker 6: how you got back to your car? She said she
Speaker 6: got back in the car with the dude.
Speaker 2: So I'm she says she was, she got in the
Speaker 2: car with the deal.
Speaker 6: She got back in the car with him. So I'm
Speaker 6: gonna have her mixing mos bout it up because a
Speaker 6: couple of things. One thing is to blame, you know
Speaker 6: what I mean. Because she told me that her call
Speaker 6: was no but you know, tell her, don't let your
Speaker 6: car people, for lord have what kind of mirsary is
Speaker 6: gonna happen, you know what I mean. So she blowed
Speaker 6: me because you gotta have a gas, but she did
Speaker 6: not calling me when he broke down, and you are
Speaker 6: mill away from me. I'm gonna get mad because he
Speaker 6: left angry, but you know I don't. Yeah, So she
Speaker 6: got back in the car with my told I want
Speaker 6: to cash that because I just know who this guy is.
Speaker 6: He died in the community. You know, I don't ready
Speaker 6: to crash out, and she refused to give me the
Speaker 6: callers yell.
Speaker 12: Of the guy.
Speaker 6: So I'm like, you know, he's just he's crazy.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 6: I don't even know how to even take him.
Speaker 4: I don't know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: So Peter's basically saying his wife's car broke down and
Speaker 3: the person that fixed helped his wife was a stranger.
Speaker 3: The strangers sexually assaulted his wife. But then when she
Speaker 3: got gas, instead of calling him, she got back in
Speaker 3: the car with the sexual guy that sexually assaulted her,
Speaker 3: and uh, she has the guy's cash ap so he
Speaker 3: can find out who the guy is the cash act,
Speaker 3: but his wife won't give him the number. So he's
Speaker 3: he's saying he feels fed up because one he wasn't
Speaker 3: there to help his wife get the gass, and too,
Speaker 3: he feels like he wants to fix this problem, but
Speaker 3: his wife won't give him up the number.
Speaker 4: Am I saying that right, Peter?
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's exactly what it is, all right?
Speaker 5: Well, she lying straight up, like what are you talking about?
Speaker 5: You said yeah, and she lined, how you get sexually assaulted?
Speaker 5: You get back in the car. That sound like, you
Speaker 5: know what one of these lawsuits did we keep talking
Speaker 5: about up here? You you you went, You got back
Speaker 5: in the car after this man sexually assaulted you, and
Speaker 5: and and you won't give me the I'm trying to
Speaker 5: bring it to justice. I'm trying to whether you're going
Speaker 5: to handle the dude or whatever. I mean, because you
Speaker 5: you are her husband or you heard her boyfriend? Oh okay,
Speaker 5: yeah yeah, don't walk down that out.
Speaker 2: That's crazy. She lied to me.
Speaker 4: Ask a question, how do you know she was sexually assaulted?
Speaker 6: He told me?
Speaker 2: What did she say he did?
Speaker 6: She said, you broke on her, on her ass and
Speaker 6: said something to her. This is not saying right. I'm like, damn,
Speaker 6: a guy, don't uilty because he told me her college
Speaker 6: running out of gas, Like I don't like God, you
Speaker 6: don't need.
Speaker 14: But let me I.
Speaker 6: Bought that life.
Speaker 3: But let me ask you a question, Peter, and just
Speaker 3: he didn't. She didn't have to tell him she was
Speaker 3: sexually assault. No, she said it could have happened, and
Speaker 3: maybe she but maybe she doesn't want to give you
Speaker 3: the number because she don't want you to do something.
Speaker 3: Get yourself in trouble, get you arrested, and then she
Speaker 3: went to where you can get in trouble.
Speaker 5: Could be it, or maybe that was a cop out
Speaker 5: because she went in my a you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 5: Like she didn't call him or nothing like that, So
Speaker 5: that's that was the cop out.
Speaker 2: Oh he you know, just to just so he won't
Speaker 2: be mad at her, you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: But it's stupid because she didn't think all the way.
Speaker 5: She didn't think that all the way through. You got
Speaker 5: this man cash at all, right, so now let me
Speaker 5: go do something about it, but now you're not giving
Speaker 5: it to me.
Speaker 2: You didn't think that all the way through.
Speaker 5: She used that as a cop out, as an excuse,
Speaker 5: and like an alibis or something like that.
Speaker 6: Why all of that though, Like, why should kill such celtic?
Speaker 6: Why'd you kill it? Be to cash out? Like you
Speaker 6: don't mean like you be a professional life? Ain't no real?
Speaker 2: I get it. Well, I'm telling you she lying, bro,
Speaker 2: I'm telling you she's lying.
Speaker 4: That's what it is.
Speaker 2: So what you can do what you want to do
Speaker 2: with that. But at least you're not married yet, is
Speaker 2: what I'm gonna say. Yeah, that's where got yeah man, yeah, sorry, Peter, Yeah.
Speaker 4: All right man, and poor Peter.
Speaker 2: Yeah no, damn.
Speaker 1: That sounds like that's her bay. That's not like that's
Speaker 1: her little side boot that she got caught with.
Speaker 4: But why was she she would have to tell him.
Speaker 11: Anything.
Speaker 3: She could have said a woman helped me out, or
Speaker 3: anybody helped me out. She didn't have to say, do
Speaker 3: help me.
Speaker 1: If it feels like he was leaving something out something
Speaker 1: as a whole in the story, he ain't telling us.
Speaker 2: It's sounds like you're trying to figure out too what
Speaker 2: you think what you mean?
Speaker 1: I think that's her little boo on the side, that's
Speaker 1: what that's what. That's just my personal opinion.
Speaker 5: But if you ain't need married and you got a
Speaker 5: boot on the side, already.
Speaker 2: You don't need to get married the usually because she
Speaker 2: just think now so she ain't cut off her roster yet,
Speaker 2: that right, No, that is crazy.
Speaker 5: You're supposed to cut off all of them after, you know,
Speaker 5: like before he puts. You don't know when he's gonna propose,
Speaker 5: so you cut all them off right after the proposal,
Speaker 5: like all, I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: So when did you cut your roster off?
Speaker 2: All right? Just fixed my mask?
Speaker 4: Undred five eighty five one O five one.
Speaker 2: We got just with the mess coming up, yes, no, no,
Speaker 2: we got fifty with the mess coming up. This man
Speaker 2: is crazy.
Speaker 5: I think I think fifty sets his along purposely, like
Speaker 5: at two am so we can all wake up the
Speaker 5: stuff that he posts.
Speaker 3: He don't sleep, he don't play, and he don't stop.
Speaker 3: Crazy Beef never stopped with him. He never takes a
Speaker 3: day off, never takes a day off, and he always
Speaker 3: listening like he got a thousand eyes everywhere. So we're
Speaker 3: gonna get it to.
Speaker 2: That when we come back.
Speaker 4: All right, it's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 25: Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Sleep you love people back,
Speaker 25: shut up.
Speaker 5: Chris Brown carrying them, that's what it is. Him and
Speaker 5: Steph Curry, Him and Steph Curry. Yeah, they carrying.
Speaker 2: Him and Drake to good on everybody at the breakfast club.
Speaker 4: Let's get to jest with the mess.
Speaker 16: You use is real, whether it's just Robin Moore, just
Speaker 16: don't do no lines, don't do that.
Speaker 2: She don't sell nobody.
Speaker 1: Stations world why jes worldwide mess on the breakfast clubs,
Speaker 1: the coaches ship.
Speaker 2: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 2: understand something that nobody could get you to see this
Speaker 2: time to set it off. So apparently, uh Sabrianda Morris,
Speaker 2: they don't like that Wendy been speaking out.
Speaker 20: She don't like that Wendy was here, not here, but
Speaker 20: called into the breakfast club the other day at all.
Speaker 20: She shot off a letter to the judge after the interview,
Speaker 20: referencing the interview several times, asking the judge to re
Speaker 20: exam re examine Wendy's health and to hold on on
Speaker 20: the A and E lawsuit until they do that. Now,
Speaker 20: let's take listen first to what Wendy said again when
Speaker 20: she called in the day about her health and about
Speaker 20: the lawsuit.
Speaker 26: Listen, I've been in this guardianship for this long amount
Speaker 26: of time and now a andy lifetime, this lawsuit. Please,
Speaker 26: I don't want that. I don't want a dime from that.
Speaker 26: I don't want any part of that.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 26: They insist on me telling everybody that I'm frontal temple dementsha.
Speaker 26: But you know, this whole thing about frontal temple dementia
Speaker 26: is ridiculous and I don't want this lawsuit.
Speaker 6: I don't want it at all.
Speaker 26: I want to shout out though to the people at Lifetime.
Speaker 2: You know I've been in.
Speaker 26: Business with them before.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying. I did a couple of
Speaker 2: things there.
Speaker 26: They're good people to me well, and I would love
Speaker 26: to do business with them again.
Speaker 18: Okay, so that was what she had to say about that.
Speaker 20: But in the letter, they're basically like, we only filed
Speaker 20: this lawsuit because Wendy needs to recoup money from this
Speaker 20: different things she's been through while she's been in a
Speaker 20: conservative ship, and also to help pay for her health care.
Speaker 20: And then they specifically referenced when Wendy was talking to
Speaker 20: us about where she think her money is being used
Speaker 20: in terms of the anti lawsuit. Let's say, listen to
Speaker 20: Wendy said about.
Speaker 26: That my guardian person is represented by this expensive law firm, right,
Speaker 26: but it's my money. It's my money that my guardian
Speaker 26: is using for regarding this lawsuit. And my money is slowly,
Speaker 26: I guess, dwindling away. I have no idea. You know
Speaker 26: what I'm saying. My wallet is pleaded with a few dollars.
Speaker 26: You understand, well, I've been in this situation for over
Speaker 26: three years.
Speaker 20: Yeah, So they basically say, they say, Okay, we know
Speaker 20: she's basically saying that all her money has been spent
Speaker 20: toward attorneys or whatever. But Robbie Kaplan, who was the
Speaker 20: attorney for Sabrina Morrisey, who is the guardian, says that
Speaker 20: her firm has not even been paid yet and will
Speaker 20: not receive a penny unless they're successful in the anti lawsuit,
Speaker 20: and when the anti lawsuit, if it is one and
Speaker 20: the money comes out, Sabrina will not receive any money
Speaker 20: from that lawsuit at all.
Speaker 1: I don't believe that to be true, because all guardians
Speaker 1: get a fee for the amount of money they handle
Speaker 1: for their award.
Speaker 18: I'm just saying what their with their letter states is that.
Speaker 3: And then but it makes sense why they're trying to
Speaker 3: do that, because they're trying to sue a and E
Speaker 3: and Wendy saying I don't want to sue ad E.
Speaker 3: It's like, well, you know, it seems like they're going
Speaker 3: to get what she's trying, what she wants.
Speaker 1: Because because Wendy blew up the lawsuit, that's right. Lawsuit
Speaker 1: is based on Wendy having frontal temple dementia. So Wendy
Speaker 1: is saying, no, that's not the case. I know that
Speaker 1: frontal temple dementia, and then that blows up the whole lawsuit.
Speaker 2: But it's easy to find that out exactly.
Speaker 20: So furthermore on her health, what they're saying is, look,
Speaker 20: we know what she's saying. We don't want this to
Speaker 20: look like we're not doing with in her best interests.
Speaker 20: So judge, we want you to go back in and
Speaker 20: do another health evaluation. And they finally told us how
Speaker 20: this evaluation supposedly happened. In the beginning, they say they
Speaker 20: said that Wendy was examined by will Cornell Medical Center
Speaker 20: who diagnosed her with frontal temple dementia in a progressive
Speaker 20: aphasia aphesia.
Speaker 18: I don't know if I'm saying that right.
Speaker 20: And then a judge made his own determination as well,
Speaker 20: so they're saying, can y'all do that again? And depending
Speaker 20: on what the results of this is like, if the
Speaker 20: results say she doesn't have it and she can make
Speaker 20: it own decisions, we won't go forward with the lawsuit.
Speaker 2: We'll back off.
Speaker 20: But if it does say otherwise, then that's up to
Speaker 20: the court to decide what happens from there. So that's yeah,
Speaker 20: that's what they're claiming as far as that O correct. Yeah,
Speaker 20: Now fifty fifty with the mess, fifty with the with
Speaker 20: the mess.
Speaker 2: Okay, so.
Speaker 20: Big Meach, now Little Meach has entered the chat and
Speaker 20: I don't even think he knew he was entering the chat.
Speaker 20: So yesterday fifty cent posted a text message that Little
Speaker 20: Meach sent him about Big Meach and about you know
Speaker 20: their relationship right now where it sands. Little Meat said
Speaker 20: to fifty they just told me you and followed me
Speaker 20: off Instagram, and now you're managing skill a baby with rocket.
Speaker 20: When I brought him around you first, you didn't have
Speaker 20: a clue who he was. Now you're mad at me
Speaker 20: when I would take the shirt off my back for you.
Speaker 20: I can't believe this man. You act as if I'm
Speaker 20: your enemy. I've only showed love and loyalty and human.
Speaker 20: I'm human. I go through my own stuff, but I should,
Speaker 20: but I never switched up on you, he says, f Ross,
Speaker 20: but he gave my dad some bread so he can
Speaker 20: afford to pay his bills until our next season starts.
Speaker 18: This internet stuff is throwing me off, man, you know
Speaker 18: me in real life.
Speaker 2: I ain't gonna hold you that. He came out and
Speaker 2: like it was solid.
Speaker 5: It was like, you know what I mean, all right, cool,
Speaker 5: I'm in a way. I ain't really got nothing to
Speaker 5: do with with this beef with my father.
Speaker 2: I get it.
Speaker 24: I know.
Speaker 2: Fifty is like, look, this is your fuck you your
Speaker 2: father kid, that's on you. But this I don't know.
Speaker 2: I kind of feel bad.
Speaker 5: But you know, little musk, little what you call him,
Speaker 5: little musty, But that's that's a little inside he probably
Speaker 5: he don't think no more.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty sure. But yeah, but nah, like nah, this
Speaker 2: this was how can you be.
Speaker 7: Mean to this?
Speaker 2: Because I don't got nothing to do with it.
Speaker 5: I mean, but and then also he said, uh, you know,
Speaker 5: Ross gave my father some money so he can afford
Speaker 5: to pay his bills until our next season starts. So
Speaker 5: what they're not making no money on the off season.
Speaker 5: I mean, and Rick Ross being your friend, he gave
Speaker 5: him some bread. I mean, you made it that they
Speaker 5: ain't got nothing to.
Speaker 16: Do with me.
Speaker 1: But we act like we we act like we don't
Speaker 1: know if fifty cent is consistent like fifty if you
Speaker 1: if you stand next to his op, he not rocking
Speaker 1: with you. And it's just just that simple. So I
Speaker 1: guess if he's not rocking, it means you're not gonna
Speaker 1: rock with Little meat son.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And it has been with this a way from
Speaker 3: the beginning of the time. He ain't nobody problem. He's
Speaker 3: been like this like it's not a surprise anymore.
Speaker 20: People always surprised though when he do with fifty do
Speaker 20: because people online arguing right now whether he's right, whether
Speaker 20: he's wrong, But fifty he consistently doesn't care.
Speaker 18: He's still posting.
Speaker 2: I'm not surprised. I just feel bad for little Meat,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: He's a little he's a kid in this because he
Speaker 5: even said for us, but he gave my dad some bread.
Speaker 2: Ain't got you know what I mean.
Speaker 20: So he's still well, he's been trolling like fifty been
Speaker 20: trolling Little Meat. Now he posted this screenshot. It says
Speaker 20: little meach is gonna be on Love and Hip Hop
Speaker 20: Atlanta and fifty caption and they said, well, I'll give
Speaker 20: him on the scott a call for him later on today.
Speaker 20: And then fifty posted this, uh this video making fun
Speaker 20: of this situation as well too. Let's say a listen,
Speaker 20: he got Stockholm syndrome.
Speaker 15: Do twenty more years in the joint, come home, running
Speaker 15: the picture, run go, run up under the ceo.
Speaker 2: Yeah, twenty years in the joint, come home, run run
Speaker 2: up under the seo.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 2: People laughing at them, more crazy and all that Stockholm meet. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you just do twenty years and Jay, you come run
Speaker 2: up under the ceo after everything they did for your mom.
Speaker 15: Dang.
Speaker 18: And I think that's a big part of it too.
Speaker 20: People feel like, you know, fifty did a lot for
Speaker 20: meat like me, shocked about playing for the acting classes,
Speaker 20: setting them up, you know, just making sure that he
Speaker 20: would set up so that he could take care of
Speaker 20: the family, I guess, help his dad.
Speaker 5: But but but okay, was Rick Ross and uh big
Speaker 5: meets friends back in the day, Like, weren't they always friends?
Speaker 18: Don't There's been an argument.
Speaker 2: Around that for a while.
Speaker 4: I don't think so.
Speaker 3: But I won't say this, you know with fifty. And
Speaker 3: if you know fifty, you've been around fifty. Everything is
Speaker 3: loyalty the fifth right. If he's loyal, if you're loyal
Speaker 3: to him, he's loyal to you. And like me said,
Speaker 3: he'll take the shirt off his back for fifth. Fifth,
Speaker 3: we'll take the shirt off his back for you.
Speaker 4: And he's helped.
Speaker 3: Somebody canceled, and he helped so many people in the
Speaker 3: industry that he never talks about. These gave so many
Speaker 3: people money behind the scenes. So when people switch sides
Speaker 3: like that, there is no awf with him. Like, let's
Speaker 3: not try to tell people there is no I was
Speaker 3: just joking. There is no awful man that man. If
Speaker 3: you have a problem with him, it is what it is.
Speaker 3: He's gonna he's gonna take it to the.
Speaker 2: Grave, little cancer like me. Okay, that's how we all
Speaker 2: know you're a clown.
Speaker 4: Y's what that is.
Speaker 2: But thank you, Lauren, you welcome. One more time now,
Speaker 2: I was gonna say, fifty is consistent.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know like like like it, love it, hate it.
Speaker 1: You know who he is, you know how he is.
Speaker 1: If you don't like it, unfollow it.
Speaker 18: And one more time, just wanted to send again a
Speaker 18: resting peace to Earth. Gotty.
Speaker 20: I did want to mention a Fat Joe also posted
Speaker 20: and just talked about how IRV Gott he changed his
Speaker 20: life and everything that he's done for hip hop.
Speaker 18: So as we close out today, I just want to
Speaker 18: do that one.
Speaker 2: Rest in peace, IRV Gotti.
Speaker 1: But now fifty mad at Lauren because Lauren did a
Speaker 1: segue from fifty and right now.
Speaker 20: Please fifty at me because I could just bring the followers. Mama,
Speaker 20: go ahead, please.
Speaker 1: Don't bring no intention. She ready to marry fifty. She
Speaker 1: about to fight everybody up here for fifty. She's about
Speaker 1: to crash out for fifth.
Speaker 4: So Laura, Lauren, Lauren, like everybody, like everybody.
Speaker 20: Before, I had no me, I had no aspect like everybody.
Speaker 20: Would you say, hey, that's what it is. I will
Speaker 20: say this that I can't wait talk, can get my
Speaker 20: meal on you.
Speaker 3: That's the That's the one I feel bad about before
Speaker 3: we get into the mix, is Fat Joe because he
Speaker 3: was up here and he was saying that he was
Speaker 3: trying to mend the situation with Earth, and Earth wouldn't
Speaker 3: take his call.
Speaker 4: So I know he was trying to do and I
Speaker 4: hope that they finally didn't.
Speaker 2: And I hope that they did.
Speaker 20: Because there's the reports that people did come to say
Speaker 20: dere goodbye, so hopefully they got that moment in.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: All right, well that is just with the mess. Let's
Speaker 4: get to the mix.
Speaker 3: Let's play some joints that Earth produced or Earth was
Speaker 3: behind everything from Mike Geronimo to d MX to a
Speaker 3: Shanty the Lloyd to Fat Joe.
Speaker 2: I said to Joe, rule of course this man got
Speaker 2: his I didn't even know that he did.
Speaker 4: That's crazy.
Speaker 2: That's how it always is.
Speaker 4: So we're gonna get some of them on this morning.
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Speaker 1: My Gudbot does a podcast called I Didn't Know Maybe
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Speaker 1: and today he's going to take a look on how
Speaker 1: black families, land and generational wealth has been systemically stolen
Speaker 1: all while America pretends it's just part of the game.
Speaker 4: Let's discuss I know, I didn't know.
Speaker 2: I didn't know.
Speaker 22: Take the Epse family for example, back in nineteen forty two,
Speaker 22: they was living a dream in Vero Beach, Florida. They
Speaker 22: had one hundred and forty seven acres of land. Now
Speaker 22: I have to do some homework on that. How much
Speaker 22: is one acre? Well, for easy math, it's about three
Speaker 22: fourths of a football field. So let's just say one
Speaker 22: acre equals a football field, or sixteen tennis courts, or
Speaker 22: one acre is larger than nine basketball courts. They said,
Speaker 22: you can, we had five baseball fields in one acre. Well,
Speaker 22: the Epsy family had one hundred and forty seven acres.
Speaker 22: Now that's just not land. That's by your kids a
Speaker 22: pony and still got space for a ferris wheel land.
Speaker 22: But then the US government came knocking and this say,
Speaker 22: excuse me, we're gonna need your land to build an airfield.
Speaker 22: Don't worry, it's for the war effort. And the Epssey's
Speaker 22: was like, all right, but can we get it back
Speaker 22: after spoiler alert?
Speaker 2: They didn't.
Speaker 22: Instead, their land went to the Navy, the city of
Speaker 22: Vero Beach and dig this the La Dodgers. Yes, they
Speaker 22: even named it Dodger Town. And they ain't even blessed
Speaker 22: the Epsy family with season tickets or an expensive hot
Speaker 22: dog at the concession stand or nothing. And I'm gonna
Speaker 22: keep it a buck. One hundred and forty seven acres.
Speaker 22: The land wasn't just dirt. That's wealth, generational wealth. But
Speaker 22: instead of that wealth staying in the Epsy family got
Speaker 22: passed around like a Netflix password.
Speaker 4: Now here's where it gets wow.
Speaker 22: Because people love to ask why can't them colored families
Speaker 22: just build wealth like everybody else?
Speaker 2: Oh? I don't know.
Speaker 22: Maybe because every time we do, some one shows up
Speaker 22: with a clipboard, a bulldozer and some bad intentions.
Speaker 4: It's not just history, it's a pattern from Tulsa to
Speaker 4: Vero Beach.
Speaker 22: Anytime we start thriving and surviving, somebody decides, yeah, that's nice,
Speaker 22: but we want that for us. So here's my challenge
Speaker 22: to you learn these stories that didn't make it into
Speaker 22: the textbooks, talk about them, share them, because the only
Speaker 22: way to stop history from repeating itself is to start
Speaker 22: calling it out. That's the reason for I didn't know,
Speaker 22: maybe you didn't either. The historic Dodger Town in Vero
Speaker 22: Beach is no more. They closed the doors and shut
Speaker 22: down because they were broke. Haven't had it since March
Speaker 22: of two thousand and eight. But Minor League Baseball did
Speaker 22: reopen the facilities and now it's named Vero Beach Sports Village.
Speaker 22: But it ain't owned by the Epsy family. It's owned
Speaker 22: by Major League Baseball.
Speaker 2: And I didn't know. Maybe you didn't either.
Speaker 4: No, All right, happy Black History mom.
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Speaker 1: It's time to get up out of here, Charlamane, you
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Speaker 2: Please don't like come on? What's the positive note?
Speaker 1: The positive note comes from the man named Malcolm X.
Speaker 1: Because it is Black History Month. Malcolm X once said,
Speaker 1: if you have no critics, you'll likely have no success.
Speaker 1: So let those people talk about you, let those people
Speaker 1: have their opinions, because if you have no critics, you'll.
Speaker 2: Likely have no success. It's just part of the game.
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